Just one example: FlyNYON purchased its passenger harnesses from Home Depot—they're primarily fall-protection harnesses for construction workers—instead of acquiring far pricier aviation-specific harnesses with quick-release mechanisms.
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The passengers put on harnesses before boarding the helicopter and those harnesses were hooked to the inside of the cabin.
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She said there are few if any wire harnesses made in the United States, and that more than 70% of wire harnesses come from Mexico.
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When it comes to shopping for a cat harness, you will find that there are several different kinds ranging from simple nylon harnesses to designer vest-style harnesses.
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Refugee Tales harnesses the power of storytelling to foster empathy.
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Bicep cuffs, chest harnesses, but her favorite were the gauntlets.
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Hydropower harnesses the force of flowing water to generate electricity.
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Remember, Kevin's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda also didn't have safety harnesses.
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She then sent over four safety harnesses along with carabiners.
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A face mask that harnesses the natural benefits of citrus
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Investigators said they would look at whether the harnesses worked.
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Bouldering — its sole climbing option — involves neither ropes nor harnesses.
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Few if any wire harnesses are made in the United States.
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We talk about our days while we put on our harnesses.
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The yellow harnesses are just as legal/safe as the blue.
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To survive, Yu harnesses the power of these augmentations, called neuromods.
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The riders were lowered by harnesses and rescued by lifeguard boats.
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A bit of aerial display with women in harnesses is perfunctory.
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Aden harnesses her confidence through fashion and the power of dressing.
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A gentle cream that harnesses the power of tea tree oil
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Boeing was using it to help employees build complex wired harnesses.
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The car was not outfitted with safety harnesses ... just lap belts.
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Here are the best cat harnesses and leash you can buy.
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The use of safety harnesses attached to the cables is optional.
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Alpine harnesses offer fewer gear loops but typically carry a pack.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy also harnesses the effectiveness of verbalizing positive thoughts.
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Just look at how adorable these little fellas are in their harnesses.
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Fasten your five-point harnesses because today we're going on a trip.
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Here are five things to know: She just bought four leather harnesses.
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Mojoe harnesses steam to extract and brew coffee directly inside the device.
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Inside, space dresses, UV bras, and BDSM-inspired harnesses line the walls.
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Yelldesign harnesses a stop-motion approach to bring their ideas to life.
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She harnesses the media to get results when the courtroom isn't enough.
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Subs and daddies, decked out in harnesses and gear, danced and socialized.
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These are the best dog harnesses for different sizes, needs, and abilities.
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The "Truth Hurts" singer is no stranger to harnesses (and corsets, too).
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If you go the ultralight route, these harnesses come standard with fewer.
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Trad harnesses have more gear space and often come with more padding.
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ATP synthase harnesses that energy to build a fuel molecule called ATP.
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Kevin's wreck shook Dr. Phil ... he showed us his classic, souped-up 1957 Chevy, which is equipped with lap belts but no safety harnesses, and he's now thinking about installing the harnesses and also plans to inquire about airbags.
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So the next process was going to a space where they had harnesses.
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About 70% of the wiring harnesses used in the U.S. come from Mexico.
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Children are used to climb to the top levels without any safety harnesses.
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It harnesses all the things you want to accomplish, and it's your friend.
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They also don't see the hidden cable harnesses which are 3-D printed.
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They believe that living soil harnesses sustainable yields and will help the planet.
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The songwriter harnesses the machine; the laugh confirms the quantization, then eclipses it.
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How does the BDSM imagery (harnesses, chokers, chains, etc.) function within your work?
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Sailors are also given inflatable harnesses with tethers to clip into the boat.
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In Kevin's case, the Barracuda is a 1970, when harnesses were not required.
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Below are the rest of our picks for the best beginner climbing harnesses.
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Because the passengers couldn't free themselves from tightly anchored harnesses, all five drowned.
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Specifically, she makes high-end harnesses out of materials like glass or embroidered satin.
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Specifically, she makes high-end harnesses out of materials like glass or embroidered satin.
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Cumberbatch plays surgeon Stephen Strange, who harnesses mystical magic powers drawn from Eastern cultures.
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She also shared a snap of the couple's climbing gear, including harnesses and helmets.
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Those harnesses, Abloh told Vogue, were the "keystone" of his vision for Louis Vuitton.
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The Wallendas wore safety harnesses in order to gain city approval for the stunt.
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Leather sex toys and accessories — such as strap-on harnesses — can also be cleaned.
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Instagram videos posted by the passengers before liftoff show them wearing the yellow harnesses.
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The very activity of catching Pokémon harnesses the innate desire to organize our lives.
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The Kodungaiyur sewage treatment plant both disposes of waste and harnesses its energy potential.
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Why not launch something that really harnesses the most powerful forces in their lives?'
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Kevin scoffed at a question about safety regulations on muscle cars -- installing safety harnesses.
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Climbers learn how to use safety ropes and harnesses and avoid injury from falling.
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He sourced child-sized diving masks and some harnesses from a firm in France.
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Its deal with Sidewalk Labs harnesses private "smart city" planning to the public interest.
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The Salton Sea Biomass Remediation Project harnesses algae's ability to grow in hostile conditions.
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Ms. Kumar harnesses these nostalgic Indian dishes and reimagines them to fit her locale.
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Sport or gym harnesses are often stripped down, light, and have fewer gear loops.
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Wiring harnesses, for example, are some of the first parts installed on an assembly line.
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After the crash, the harnesses had to be cut and removed to free the passengers.
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Harnesses are a great alternative for dogs like pugs and Boston terriers with sensitive tracheas.
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In a series devoted to spectacle, it harnesses the power of what we can't see.
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The more down-market variations flaunt fishnets, kinky boots, hot pants, fur chubbies and harnesses.
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Head harnesses strap the head to the seat's back to prevent the neck-destroying bobblehead.
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We restrained his arms with the harnesses that dangle from hospital beds for such situations.
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They can unbuckle their harnesses and do somersaults, if desired, in the padded-dome interior.
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Seat belts buckle in four ways, two across the lap and two tight shoulder harnesses.
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She points to wire harnesses, the collection of wires that carry power throughout a vehicle.
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We need an immigration system that harnesses our legacy as a welcoming place for immigrants.
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And to keep those harnesses and passengers' seatbelts from unbuckling accidentally in flight — which would not have released the harnesses completely — FlyNYON staffers often used tape that Mr. Day referred to as "NYON blue safety tape," according to three pilots who have worked with FlyNYON.
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We were in harnesses all the time so I felt like I was in a swing.
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But Classixx harnesses it all with panache, forging something fresh and decidedly contemporary from the familiar.
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The blue harnesses are F.A.A. approved but that isn't a requirement for a doors-off flight.
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Notably, they are shown without harnesses and have individualized features, from their eyes to their muzzles.
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Luminiferous Aether harnesses that beauty and uncertainty with aplomb, conjuring up an overwhelming feeling of expansiveness.
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Two rescuers, wearing dry suits and rope harnesses, were sent down the pit with tag lines.
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Reiki is the traditional Japanese practice that harnesses the power of touch to help with healing.
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There were only six days before the game and she had 38 custom harnesses to make.
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Rescue teams had to cut the helicopter's harnesses to remove the passengers from the submerged aircraft.
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Heritage harnesses the power of the past to justify present social relations, especially relations of power.
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One of his ancestors founded the L. Frank Saddlery Company, which made saddles, harnesses, and whips.
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The plant harnesses heat and steam from the earth's core to spin turbines to generate power.
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Not only are harnesses safer, they offer more control and are harder to slip out of.
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They brought rope, harnesses and other devices for the four-hour climb up the sheer face.
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Five passengers drowned, unable to break free from harnesses meant to prevent them from falling out.
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Most harnesses also come in sizes, so be sure to double-check waist and leg measurements.
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Most harnesses have four individual loops, though it is possible to find those that have more.
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They succeed by developing a vision of liberalism that harnesses activists' energy and sense of injustice.
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Historic Times Square (Monday) Highlights of this tour of the so-called "Crossroads of the World" include the New York Public Library's Schwarzman Building, the Astor Hotel and sites associated with the area's history as a hub for buying harnesses for horses, and later, harnesses for vices.
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Harnesses' popularity also happens to be occurring during a time when the leather scene is dying out.
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FlyNYON intended to eventually replace all the yellow harnesses with blue ones, according to emails in November.
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The plant harnesses heat and steam from the earth&aposs core to spin turbines to generate power.
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"Oh cool, cool," he said, clipping me into three security harnesses and running through all the tests.
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Quartet Health, for example, harnesses machine learning to look for signs of mental health issues in users.
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Chalamet has frequently turned heads on the red carpet, wearing everything from silk suits to sparkling harnesses.
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Their new arms are attached with shoulder harnesses, and the elbows and fingers are controlled with cables.
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Facebook Marketplace Facebook Marketplace is a classifieds platform that harnesses all the social media power of Facebook.
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As the name hints at, the Levitron is a levitating top that harnesses spin-stabilized magnetic levitation.
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Chang began tying people into harnesses of white rope, with the end loose, like a dog's leash.
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Aneesh Chopra is president of CareJourney, which harnesses open data, methodologies and APIs to provide market intelligence.
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They're a type of cancer immunotherapy that harnesses the body's immune system to take on cancer cells.
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"I had a friend send me a thing like sex dungeon culture where you wear harnesses," he continued.
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The fact that harnesses are suddenly appearing on many more openly straight male celebrities, however, is what's new.
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Yes, Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, and all those harnesses are back to seduce (or horrify) you this month.
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So, even if there were harnesses, it wouldn't have done anyone any good if no one strapped in.
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The company says it encrypts users' data and photos, but also harnesses that data to improve its products.
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The rest of the illusion was built through visual effects and shooting actors in harnesses against green screens.
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According to Skydive St Andrews, tandem jumps are typically done with the student and instructor in separate harnesses.
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Morteux and her fellow researchers fitted rats with harnesses and suspended them from the ceiling of their cage.
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For the Ragnarok, all kite types and harnesses are accepted, though kites can't be switched out mid-race.
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The other three, who had to be cut from their safety harnesses, were declared dead at the hospital.
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Based in Kenya and operating since 2012, mSurvey harnesses Africa's shift to digital to better track consumer preferences.
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CityStream from Nexar harnesses the company's dashcam app and allows municipalities to make use of the crowdsourced data.
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The series harnesses elements of Pop art by appropriating advertising materials to shine a critical light on media.
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The artist consistently harnesses a strong opaque line to assert his own simple, but captivating, silhouettes and portraits.
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Harnesses, which might seem safer to untrained thrill-seekers, also can prove harder to escape in an emergency.
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Apollo 11, directed by Todd Douglas Miller, harnesses those images to powerfully retell the story of the mission.
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"We are giving urgent attention to the use of harnesses specifically for aerial photography flights," the statement read.
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Like many current fashion trends (harnesses, for instance), there's an element of BSDM, kink, and fetish wear, too.
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Investigators concluded no one was wearing a seat belt and there were no safety harnesses in the car.
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Apollo 22017, directed by Todd Douglas Miller, harnesses those images to powerfully retell the story of the mission.
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We talked to professional dog trainers to round up the best no-pull dog harnesses you can buy.
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Influencer marketing harnesses the power of trusted social media celebrities to help prospects make the best purchasing decision.
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Much of the rest of the harnesses arrive at the US-Mexican border from countries south of Mexico.
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As the researchers explained, the machine harnesses the natural process of photosynthesis to filter emissions and capture carbon.
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Beyond documenting its surface details, Desailly also harnesses light and color to distill what the trap feels like.
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But that doesn't mean that an audience shows up when an artist harnesses these emotions as a mother.
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Is capitalism the least worst economic system insofar as it harnesses our baser instincts into something ultimately constructive?
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There are those, for example, who wear puppy hoods, harnesses, chain collars and tails while out and about.
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Vocalist Dee Wrathchild harnesses a hybrid voice that is equal parts Paul Stanley, Biff Byford, and Don Dokken.
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For example, 70% of wire harnesses, the collection of wires that carry power throughout a vehicle, come from Mexico.
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A preeminent assemblage artist, Saar harnesses the power contained in found objects, transforming material and giving it new meaning.
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He was followed by a quartet in chest harnesses and leather pants who performed Vivaldi's Sonata in A minor.
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It harnesses people for profitability, and then it destroys their worlds when capitalism decides we're not useful enough anymore.
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They had been tightly harnessed and the harnesses had to be cut and removed to free them, officials said.
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Along with the governmental and private partnership, Society 5.0 harnesses AI to address problems that continue to plague society.
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The harnesses come in two gender-neutral styles that she says can be worn by anyone in any body.
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It was a safe, controlled environment: under a tent, over a giant net, and strapped firmly into several harnesses.
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Its business model harnesses many strengths, such as de-unionised labour, efficient turnaround times, tough negotiating strategies and more.
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That harnesses otherwise fiscally self-defeating tax-avoiding behavior to minimize the costs of health care and environmental damage.
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But it was unclear what rules, if any, dictated the kind of harnesses required on an open-sided helicopter.
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The harness fits snugly, which minimizes the problematic chafing and pulling that can occur with other no-pull harnesses.
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The harnesses meant to keep the passengers safe on the doors-off helicopter flight had turned into death traps.
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We consulted professional dog trainers to find harnesses that work best for dogs of different sizes, needs, and abilities.
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The FAA said Tuesday it was giving "urgent attention" to the use of harnesses specifically for aerial photography flights.
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The man is also seen cradling the young boy, who is clutching one of the ropes attached to their harnesses.
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This network is where the platform harnesses its supply — think Uber and its drivers and the iPhone and app developers.
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This time we put our harnesses on, left our backpacks behind, and hiked up to the top of the mountain.
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This is precisely what Boeing is doing in its pilot project that assists technicians building intricate wire harnesses for jets.
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"Lady Dynamite" deftly harnesses Ms Bamford's self-proclaimed desire to destigmatise mental health, without ever getting too morose or preachy.
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You may know Zana Bayne as Beyoncé's go-to leather accessories maker: The designer is known for her fashion harnesses.
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It opposes the political Islamism—notably the Muslim Brotherhood—which harnesses religion as a force for social and political change.
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Bad actors are injecting a piece of JavaScript into websites and advertisements that harnesses a victims CPU to mine cryptocurrencies.
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Rey harnesses the Force and finds that it connects her through visions to Ben, now the tormented villain Kylo Ren.
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PageRank harnesses all that detailed work done by people every time they post something online to answer a new query.
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Thule Coaster XT Bike Trailer for $344 ($86 off): This light, convenient trailer fits two children in five-point harnesses.
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That throughline of imagination never left Bender, and he harnesses that urge to tell a story in all his work.
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Wong and his lighting assistant also spent hours suspended off the roof by harnesses, to capture the action-packed scenes.
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Both workers were secured by harnesses and ropes when the scaffolding gave way, WSVN reported, citing Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.
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Narrator: This requires collaboration between the performers and crew members in charge of operating the cables connected to their harnesses.
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Panasonic's latest hair dryer harnesses the power of science to put moisture back into your hair while you're drying it.
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It harnesses specialization to lower costs of production and in turn enables domestic workers to shift toward higher productivity activities.
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There are four beginner classes where newbies can learn basic knots, arm, and leg bindings and basic upper-body harnesses.
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Mr. Hunt said Liberty would likely have needed a supplemental-type certificate from the aviation administration to use the harnesses.
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Such artifice transforms men into masters of the universe, and paper into the ill-fitting harnesses that govern our globe.
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So putting them in harnesses for a walk can be especially challenging if it's something they don't want to do.
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To boot, leather harnesses and gear are not cheap, and high price tags may leave newcomers reticent to get involved.
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This new technology harnesses the sun's energy to create heat hot enough for carbon-free industrial processes, like making concrete.
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The collection's leather shoes, decorated with string harnesses, were a collaboration between Craig Green and the British heritage brand Grenson.
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I've met laborers who work 11 stories high without safety harnesses, wearing flip-flops on their feet and no helmets.
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It was difficult for passengers to reach the point at which the tethers fastened to their yellow harnesses, and, even if they could reach the connection, it would be difficult for them to disconnect the carabineers that connected the tethers to the harnesses on their own, according to the pilots who worked with FlyNYON.
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The new documentary Apollo 11, directed by Todd Douglas Miller, harnesses those images to powerfully retell the story of the mission.
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We believe this approach could receive bipartisan support since it meets the needs of individuals, provides sustainability, and harnesses market forces.
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Though elsewhere, the director harnesses the nervous laughter coping mechanism of the former employees to inject humor into the grim tale.
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Currently, Ford and Jose Cuervo are testing the agave-derived bioplastics for parts including wiring harnesses, HVAC units and storage bins.
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At the Kammerspiele, the director Stefan Pucher harnesses the talent of the theater's acting ensemble for his vibrant and kinetic production.
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V, Jungkook, Jimin, Suga, Jin, RM (Rap Monster) and J-Hope took to the stage in their denim looks — including harnesses!
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When it's working perfectly, the phone harnesses Google's smarts to create an augmented reality translation that lays over real-world text.
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Project Maven, which harnesses AI to improve drone targeting, has been a source of concern for a number of Google employees.
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Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, or CAR T, harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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The institute will focus on the emerging field of cancer immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to fight cancer cells.
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And as well-made and attractive as some of the high-end prostate massages and dildo harnesses are, start small—literally.
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How she harnesses and builds on that success, while staying true to her vision and brand, is a lesson worth watching.
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Gym owners, athletes, and industry leaders from around the world browsed various booths hawking plastic handholds, climbing harnesses, and other gear.
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Or did they just get bored of their old whips and harnesses and decide they needed to overhaul their fuck pad?
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Papadakis refers back to the archaic practice because of the way it similarly harnesses the power of sun to create artwork.
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This mask uses light therapy technology and harnesses blue light to target acne-causing bacteria and red light to reduce inflammation.
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Unfortunately, Stroh's sensitivity falters when she harnesses the family history to a romanticized, cliché-laden narrative of the neighboring city's deterioration.
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For example, Novartis's Kymriah is an "immunotherapy" that harnesses a body's immune system to fight the disease, in this case cancer.
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It also removes the fear of falling and eases movement, as opposed to harnesses that can make movement even more difficult.
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Auto parts maker Hota Industrial finished down 3.87 percent and Bizlink, a manufacturer of electric vehicle harnesses, ended down 4.49 percent.
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Elsewhere, though, are truly horrifying pictures of instruments of restraint, including straitjackets, collars, manacles and harnesses of canvas, leather and iron.
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Lutathera is unusual in that it harnesses the same molecule that is used to diagnose cancer to also deliver the treatment.
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All the markers are there: buzzcuts and chunky boots, leather harnesses looped through metal rings that are cold to the touch.
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This field of mirrors harnesses and concentrates the blazing Nevada sunshine, directing it precisely towards the top of the central tower.
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One of the brothers, Koen, harnesses supernatural powers that he must learn to use in order to fend off these entities.
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There is also the requisite posing, flexing and cat-walking in gleaming fetish gear ranging from formalwear to jockstraps to harnesses.
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The treatment harnesses the power of relaxation, childhood memories, family structure and other tools to heal, calm and nurture the residents.
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With the deal, Gilead would acquire Kite's new cancer-fighting method, which harnesses the body's immune system to attack malignant cells.
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It is a host-based approach that harnesses the body's immune system to address the most serious outcomes of infectious disease.
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Intentional or not, Amy seems like a determined, ambitious person, but only ever harnesses those admirable qualities in forms of selfishness.
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The harness isn't as light as sport climbing harnesses but it is much more durable and practical than most superlight models.
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I bring my own equipment, my own harnesses and rappelling ropes, because you know that if your equipment fails, that's it.
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Here, at the Amazon Tall Tower Observatory, or ATTO, scientists strap on harnesses to study the rainforest way above the treetops.
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Have we encountered styling gimmicks like bellows pockets on dresses or multiple belts lashed around male torsos like harnesses run amok?
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The pilot freed himself and was rescued, but the passengers were wearing tight harnesses they were unable to cut and remove.
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Like all the Very Very Short projects, A Temporary Contact harnesses existing online interactions and transforms them into platforms for storytelling.
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Mexico produces 97% of the wiring harnesses used in North American made vehicles, said Peter Nagle, senior automotive economist at IHS Markit.
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In other areas they were carried in harnesses across very steep caverns as walking across these muddy areas would have been dangerous.
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Competitors were performing dry training in the venue on Friday, using an area where divers can practise using trampolines, platforms and harnesses.
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Plus, the visual communication style harnesses enhanced cameras, screens and connections to show you the news instead of telling it to you.
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Harnesses secure children's bodies so that they are less likely to be ejected and disperse the crash forces over a wider area.
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The suits are also supposed to make people comfortable in their harnesses whenever they feel extra Gs during the climb to space.
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Pilots complained that the harnesses were too big to properly fit smaller customers, including many women and children, according to the emails.
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Like his latest film "The Lighthouse," Robert Eggers's first feature directorial effort "The Witch" harnesses a specific kind of New England eeriness.
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"Botnik harnesses the creativity of human brains to augment the natural reality of computers," co-founder Jamie Brew told me over email.
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Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, known as CAR-T, harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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Apollo 211, directed by Todd Douglas Miller, harnesses these visuals to powerfully retell the story of man's first trip to the moon.
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The system, called Bioo Lite, harnesses the power of photosynthesis and generates electricity using only water, soil and any common house plant.
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Phillips cleverly harnesses his previous films' over-the-top macho comedic style and applies it to David and Efraim's perfectly legal enterprise.
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First Lady Michelle Obama also harnesses social media platforms, like Vine, to bring attention to the issues about which she cares most.
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The children were enraged, not understanding yet about time running out, kicking and scratching us as we unstrapped them from their harnesses.
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"Harnesses are probably our biggest sellers," said Max Gregory, the owner of the Leather Man, the venerable sex shop on Christopher Street.
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That allowed companies to avoid using expensive helicopters or dangerous rigs with humans on harnesses to make inspections and gauge work progress.
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She's destroyed all seat belts and special harnesses for the car and barks and whines when the brothers try to enjoy themselves.
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Climbers wear harnesses and clip their ropes with carabiners at various intervals and go as high as they can in six minutes.
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Five passengers were trapped in their safety harnesses as a helicopter submerged after crashing into the East River off Manhattan on Sunday.
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There was also talk the company that customized the car would be sued since there were no safety harnesses in the vehicle.
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I'm very much obsessed with the creative element of the sport, the fact you are so free, no ropes and no harnesses.
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And yet Pinegrove harnesses, perhaps more effectively than any other band of its era, the power of a well-turned musical confession.
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But for others, they limit the positions or acts they can engage in, or require clever fixes involving, say, pillows and harnesses.
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I add the external parts, including the gearbox and various wires or harnesses, and various tubes for air, oil and other things.
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Name the landmark in Yosemite National Park where Alex Honnold recently made history by scaling it without using ropes or harnesses. 10.
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In 2015, President Jimmy Carter became cancer-free after using a new kind of cancer treatment that harnesses the body's immune system.
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It uses no harnesses and wires to simulate flying, has a cast of only three and updates the action to the present.
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Leading Player with Integrated Capability: MSSL's business in India supplies wiring harnesses for a dominant share of passenger vehicles manufactured in the country.
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Her Servitude collection is an assortment of high-end matte black pottery adorned with studs and spikes and BDSM-inspired buckles and harnesses.
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Canicross aficionados use special gear, such as running belts, harnesses, and bungee leashes to ensure that both the dog and human are safe.
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The passengers were tightly harnessed and the harnesses had to be cut and removed to free the passengers in the helicopter, he added.
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Likewise, the company's pilots raised concerns about the tethers used to secure the passengers, via their harnesses, to the interior of the helicopters.
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A visionary leader embraces new technologies and harnesses exciting new resources to build upon the vast successes already attained by a great nation.
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Though Kipling's story has been adapted countless times, Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle, out today on Netflix, especially harnesses the story's inherent violence.
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"It's a simpler way to buy and it harnesses all the power across different channels very easily for app developers," Hsiao told Recode.
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"The only prohibiting factor is if that lap bar or those shoulder harnesses can't function as designed, and my body will [allow] that."
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This also harnesses the power of your music library, but you have to battle the beats as they sync up with each song.
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INNOVATIVE PROJECT HARNESSES LEGOS AND SMARTPHONES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST INVISIBLE, DEADLY WEAPONS The interceptors are launched from the top of the tank.
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Check out our clip ... Nik and Lijana will be wearing safety harnesses, but he explains why that's not enough to ease his concerns.
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There is a great deal of promise from another new therapy, called immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's own immune system to fight cancer.
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So it's actually a little crazy that the company has never made a product that truly harnesses its full potential: a clay mask.
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Motherson Sumi, that makes wiring harnesses, rear view mirrors and components like bumpers and dashboards, is valued by the market at $5 billion.
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The most compelling of the bunch was no doubt the KickScooter T60, which harnesses AI to drive itself back to the charging station.
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It's hard to prove why, but one possible explanation is that music "harnesses surrogate emotions" and has the power to transport a person.
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But today's artists are accustomed to hobnobbing in the fashion world, which both supports them and harnesses their celebrity for its own ends.
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" Babeland Jaguar Harness & Vixskin Buck: "I prefer leather [harnesses] [and have a] variety of cocks, all from Babeland, and most made by Vixskin.
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In my favorite move, we lie down, strap our feet into spring-loaded harnesses, and then move our legs in big, open circles.
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I slowly and little by little, reinvested the money and income, until I was able to start getting more and more harnesses made.
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Some employers are making warehouse workers wear biometric harnesses that track their every movement while on the job, including Walmart, Toyota, and Heineken.
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Our sources say both Jared and Kevin had back injuries, and they believe it's because the car did not have seat belt harnesses.
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A "digital platform" that harnesses the free labor of its "users," allowing them "participation" through content-sharing and online polls, rather than rights.
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Burly men sip well drinks from straws on wooden benches while others, naked except for harnesses, swarm the dancefloor, swaying under red lights.
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The trash-powered plant in Linköping, which generates electricity and heats water for home and commercial use, harnesses 22011 percent of total energy.
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What I found to be the most useful feature was the finding and tracking of flights, which harnesses the power of Google Flights.
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Given how wild the world went for previous red carpet harnesses, we expect to be talking about this look for months to come.
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Its major technology is spread spectrum, which harnesses lots of computation and clever radio engineering for use in the various functions of smartphones.
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The passengers bought tickets for the flight through FlyNYON, which advertised its harnesses and doors-off helicopter rides earlier in the day Sunday.
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As we reported, the Barracuda did not have safety harnesses, but now it's not an issue since they weren't wearing any safety device.
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AND SAFRAN COLLABORATE ON DEVELOPMENT OF MACHINE VISION INSPECTION SYSTEM FOR HARNESSES PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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"How do I cut this," one passenger asked while attempting to reach for a hook knife to cut himself free from the harnesses.
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After the March 11 crash, police and fire department emergency divers, in frigid waters, discovered that the safety harnesses had become death traps.
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For Xavier and the rest of the ensemble, learning to fly in the harnesses was the last — and riskiest — piece of the puzzle.
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Leading Player with Integrated Capabilities: MSSL's business in India supplies wiring harnesses for a dominant share of the passenger vehicles manufactured in the country.
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In addition to the silver-trimmed number three, she also wore white sneakers, a high ponytail, and long pants with harnesses up the side.
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But if they think and act proactively, they can get ahead of the burgeoning changes and design a system that harnesses and accelerates them.
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America's banks think they are strong enough to have their harnesses loosened, whereas some European ones moan that regulation is slowing down their recovery.
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Without drones, big businesses are forced to rely on expensive helicopters, limited satellite photography, or fragile human beings climbing ladders and dangling from harnesses.
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Currently, Harvey is starting work on a new project, in which she deconstructs the physicality of a gasp and harnesses the movement in photographs.
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An internal maintenance ladder that led all the way to the top, including harnesses to the inside and outside of the structure, Kramer said.
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Alphabet harnesses the money from the Google search engine to support expensive, speculative "moon shot" engineering projects with the potential to change the world.
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According to Business Insider, the finished product becomes a pinhole camera, which harnesses a property of light called diffraction to bend and magnify light.
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There are several dog harnesses designed to put cameras on dogs' backs, but automatically posting the images to social media is a novel feature.
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Prior to Friday's statement, the FAA said on Tuesday that representatives are looking into the use of harnesses created specifically for aerial photography flights.
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He was put in charge of her safety on the film, rigging her on wires and harnesses for the action movie's then-groundbreaking stunts.
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The system harnesses the Nash equilibrium to be self-reinforcing: everyone is doing the best they can based on what everyone else is doing.
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For low-level jumps, military parachutists typically wear harnesses with a main parachute on their back and a reserve parachute strapped to their chest.
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It's also a great way to train your dog to walk on a leash, and the best no-pull harnesses provide dogs with comfort.
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The drilling method harnesses the carbon dioxide produced during the extraction of oil or from power plants, and forces it back into the fields.
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Immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to attack tumors, is known to improve survival in patients who have already been treated with chemo.
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Through her work with ICIPE, Kelemu harnesses science to make sure that farmers can protect their crops, grow more food and make more money.
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The harnesses, tangles of thick straps and metal clasps that let tourists lean out over the skyline without worry, quickly became underwater death traps.
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Using off-the-shelf parts, the team assembled a phone that harnesses the power of radio waves emitted by FM radio and TV towers.
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Padding on the shoulders of the flight suit cushion the harnesses that will hold the passengers to their seats through most of the flight.
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Time leaps forward between scenes, marked only by Armin's tightening physique and increasing self-sufficiency as he harnesses hydroelectric power and tills his soil.
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When the helicopter crashed, the five passengers drowned because they were unable to break free from harnesses meant to prevent them from falling out.
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Gobright was an accomplished "free solo climber," a type of climbing where climbers climb without the aid of ropes, harnesses or other protective equipment.
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When the the helicopter crashed, the passengers drowned because they were unable to break free from harnesses meant to prevent them from falling out.
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For dogs that don&apost pull on the leash, check out the best dog harnesses for dogs of all sizes or with different needs.
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Boeing already has a joint venture with France's Safran in Casablanca to build wire bundles and harnesses for aircraft makers, including Boeing and Airbus.
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The album is named after a sadistic, power- and sex-obsessed Roman emperor, and Hayter harnesses that chaos as a means of processing trauma.
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Immunotherapy is a treatment approach that harnesses certain parts of the body's own immune system to target and attack a disease, such as cancer.
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At the time, Mr. Mendez was working for Martin Marietta (now Lockheed Martin) in Denver, making technical drawings of the wiring harnesses for missiles.
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Yeah, I don't think anybody wants to hear what we sound like while we're swinging from these crazy harnesses and slamming into each other.
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It harnesses the deep-learning techniques used by companies like Google to power image search that helps identify and track people against their background.
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Maddin himself previously collaborated with the NFB on "Night Mayor," a brief film about an inventor who harnesses the power of the aurora borealis.
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Get the recipe: Green wellness bowl with spirulina vinaigrette The classic Argentine steak sauce harnesses the bold flavors of garlic, parsley, pine nuts, and vinegar.
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Fasten your harnesses, because the era of cloud computing's giant data centers is about to be rear-ended by the age of self-driving cars.
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It harnesses Byron's particular set of skills, and brings three of the original MythBusters crew back together to explore questions about science, engineering, and history.
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"People bond over [Wild Wolf harnesses] in a way that feels reverent," says Cat Astrovia, one of Esposito's first loyal customers from Asheville's queer community.
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Two rescuers with rope harnesses worked their way inside, and after building a plywood platform were able to move through the pit to the victim.
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They are, no doubt, physically effective: Parents who use child safety harnesses can't help but keep their child in line; they are literally tethered together.
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So Netflix took these findings and decided to build a system that harnesses the judgements people are able to make in that span of time.
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T-cell therapy is part of a new approach to treating cancer that harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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The crux is the "brilliant factory," a multi-tiered format that harnesses sensors, big data, software, robotics and additive manufacturing (basically, metal-based 3D printing).
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The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy will focus on the emerging field of cancer immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to fight cancer cells.
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The technology harnesses a mechanism found in nature: Bacteria use CRISPR to defend themselves against viruses, cutting bits of their DNA and pasting it elsewhere.
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The best no-pull dog harnesses you can buyIf your dog doesn't like wearing a collar, a no-pull harness may be a better alternative.
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SMRP BV is majority-owned by India-based Motherson Sumi Systems Limited (MSSL), a leading manufacturer of automotive-wiring harnesses in India and other markets.
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Sarah Elia starts us off by sharing how she harnesses the power of technology to help English language learners build their speaking and listening skills.
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Over coffee and cake, the teams also showed off their custom drone modifications, including harnesses that allowed multiple cameras to be attached to each drone.
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Now a new study reports many people may find relief with a form of meditation that harnesses the power of the mind to manage pain.
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But Bail Bloc—a collaboration between online publication The New Inquiry and the non-profit Bronx Freedom Fund—harnesses similar technology for more noble ends.
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In crocheted lace slips so light they could be pulled through a wedding ring and floral lawn empire-waisted dresses under studded leather Boudicca harnesses.
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Puppeteers in wetsuits straddled the sides or scrambled into harnesses so that they could dangle above it, holding wires attached to fabric, feathers, tinsel, pinwheels.
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There should be a master tether-release that can be activated by the pilot or any passenger to allow quick egress from the passengers' harnesses.
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Several days after the crash, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a ban on "doors-off" helicopter flights that use harnesses that cannot quickly be detached.
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"Doors-off" flights have become popular in tourist destinations like Hawaii, but the association of Hawaiian helicopter operators said its members do not use harnesses.
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After all, Amazon has patented tracking wristbands that vibrate to direct workers, and Walmart is testing harnesses that monitor the motions of its warehouse staff.
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Bentley kept the Ice Race Continental GT mostly stock, but built in safety features like a roll cage, fire-suppression system, racing seats, and harnesses.
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For that you perched on one or other president's skull, taking in a grand view of the Black Hills, and moved others' harnesses into place.
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The MMSphere ($495) is a big deal for me because it harnesses a powerful fix-everything-while-doing-nothing ease that makes it almost addictive.
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For example, in 2019, Timothée Chalamet, Michael B. Jordan and Chadwick Boseman all wore harnesses on the red carpet, nodding to cultural discussions over masculinity.
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Much of this contemporary production of "Alcyone" takes place in midair, with dancers and circus acrobats suspended by ropes and harnesses high above the stage.
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This light and comfy harness from Mammut performs with the best sport competition harnesses but is plenty comfortable enough for long days at the crag.
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The results reflect widespread excitement over immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to attack cancer and has rescued some patients from near-certain death.
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It harnesses the power of AI to analyze reams of text, breaking down each sentence for the level of risk it represents for our privacy.
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Apollo 11, directed by Todd Douglas Miller, harnesses the iconic images of the moon landing to powerfully retell the story of the Apollo 11 mission.
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Ford believes agave byproduct could make for lighter and more resilient bioplastics than some petrochemical materials use in components such as wiring harnesses or storage bins.
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OrCam harnesses the power of Artificial Vision to compensate for lost visual abilities thus enabling visually impaired people to overcome the barriers that impede their independence.
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The passengers may have died because they were were wearing tight, hard-to-remove harnesses, which could have trapped them in the helicopter, according to reports.
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Houseparty has purposefully created a third place that harnesses the distributed accessibility of the Internet with your real-life social graph mined from your phone book.
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One woman observes knowingly to another that capitalism "harnesses 'love' for profit"—this in an old IM chat, years before the book's central romance even begins.
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Cobb harnesses him to the exo's carbon-fiber legs, which are custom-fitted to Daniel's body, with joints mirroring those of Daniel's knees, ankles, and hips.
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In Schöneberg, gay bars have been joined by a crop of high-end fetish shops that sell bespoke leather outfits and $150 off-the-rack harnesses.
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At one point, the singer harnesses lightning-like power before later shattering a glass window and knocking down what we can only assume is an enemy.
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But on the set of the new game show Matt and I were suddenly being rigged into harnesses I would normally associate with things like skydiving.
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The research center utilizes New York City as its laboratory and classroom and harnesses global data to help cities become more productive, livable, equitable, and resilient.
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Lukin and team have built a quantum computer that harnesses 51 quantum bits to run its calculations, making it the most powerful quantum computer in existence.
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In A Seat At The Table, Solange harnesses that same innate sensibility for future generations of black people to feel and interpret for years to come.
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It has come to all-but-dominate supplying some key components — about 70% of the wiring harnesses used on American assembly lines today coming from Mexico.
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I keep craning my neck toward the set, trying to get a sense of any kind of scene, but it's still just green screens and harnesses.
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Such was the case during the March 11 wreck, in which the passengers drowned because they couldn't break free from their harnesses, an NTSB report found.
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A harness also offers an added degree of support and security, plus many harnesses have extra features to reduce pulling and improve control over your dog.
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The ship can carry 6 miles of drilling pipes, and also harnesses GPS and jets that allow it to change its position to allow precise drilling.
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Congress and Veterans Affairs must start by advocating for an approach that truly harnesses the power of community and integrates the key areas of veteran transition.
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There were great pieces: motorcycle jackets in faux leather, bib-front blouses in silk georgette, Frankensteined day dresses and spiky, lace-trimmed harnesses to overlay them.
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On Sunday, a helicopter that carried five passengers who were wearing harnesses that allowed them to lean out the open doors crashed into the East River.
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Despite floats being deployed, the helicopter rolled over and sank quickly, trapping the passengers who drowned before they could cut the straps attached to their harnesses.
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Much of what goes into Plug Power's fuel cells comes from abroad, including fans from Japan, radiators from Canada, tanks from Italy and harnesses from Mexico.
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We've narrowed down a crowded field of more than two dozen options to find the six best harnesses for dogs of different sizes, needs, and abilities.
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The idling, which had been discussed by Hyundai management since Monday, was due to a shortage of auto parts called wiring harnesses, auto industry officials said.
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The level of instruction offered to passengers has also come into question since there's no requirement to specifically instruct passengers on escaping harnesses during an emergency.
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Likewise, if your pets will be buckled up in pet seatbelts during the move, have them wear the harnesses around the house first, Ms. Salerno advised.
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It seizes some of the best, noblest human instincts — to share, to know, to connect, to belong — and harnesses them to a degrading system of profit.
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Harnesses, like so many trendy fashion items of the 2010s, are indicative of both a greater acceptance of diverse sexualities and an increasing homogeneity of society.
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Juno focuses on chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, known as CAR-T, which harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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Anoraks, macs and jackets in chalky grays and earthy browns were paneled and pocketed with graphic precision, sometimes layered with harnesses to keep the wearer upright.
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Rubber is an especially evocative material to use to represent flesh, and another artist who harnesses it to accentuate violence against the body is Hannah Levy.
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He offered me one of his own harnesses, suggested in his patient and persistent way that I go shirtless, and our crew departed for the party.
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Considering the nature of Tom of Finland's work, it drew in a huge crowd, full of leather daddies wearing raunchy leather harnesses, leather chaps — you name it.
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"The Cloud Gaming Product Manager is charged with delivering next generation gaming experiences that harnesses the power and capabilities of Verizon's 5G network connectivity," the listing says.
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Here's the kicker... we're told that Jared himself has lawyered up, and could file suit against Kevin for not having the proper safety harnesses in the car.
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The podcast harnesses the authority of Voice of America–style radio but updated for the spirit of our times: You choose what (and to whom) you listen.
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"The rear chassis is designed with single-DIN dimensions that give enough room to store connected cable harnesses, steering wheel control adopter, and more," the company says.
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Rheia harnesses the individual powers of post-hardcore, crust, black metal, spellbinding vocal harmonies, and raw emotional catharsis and spins them into an incredibly cohesive, compelling whole.
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The Peak is a battery-operated desktop concentrate vape that harnesses the cooling power of liquid in order to chill the warm vapors for an ideal toke.
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Luckily, Zana Bayne x & Other Stories has it figured out: The collection features a selection of leather necklaces, harnesses, and bustiers fashioned in burgundy, black, and ivory.
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The clever technique harnesses the protein keratin, as well as amino acids, to "disrupt" the hair's natural curl pattern, making hair a little straighter in the process.
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A system that focuses on patients first, harnesses competition and new data analytics, and rewards innovation and learning is something everyone should be able to agree on.
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He tells of workers who lost their footing or whose harnesses failed while building a bridge near his home town of Cizhong, 20 or 103 kilometres south.
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But the game harnesses '90s touchstones like Jurassic Park in a way that still feels original, and it's building on one of the most solid Vive genres.
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Keenan writes about how the men worked overtime to produce 8,000 tonnes of five-inch-round steel shells and harnesses for the horses that pulled field guns.
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While it doesn't sound sexy, it harnesses the power of light from distant stars and galaxies to probe delicate structures on Earth, so that's an undeniable plus.
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A pair of rescuers eventually wore rope harnesses to get to the boy, and built a platform from plywood to move through the large pit, WCVB reported.
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Though it may be one of the pricier harnesses, the Ruffwear Front Range All-Day Harness is a durable, comfortable, and secure option for dogs that pull.
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S. Tesaro has a coveted position as a leader in the so-called immuno-oncology sector, which harnesses the body's own immune system to combat cancer cells.
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Created by smart home insurance company Hippo, the new Alexa skill aims to "harnesses the power of human awkwardness to ward off unwanted visitors," the company wrote .
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We ask that you not place leashes, harnesses, or pet toys in the overhead bins, as they may shift during flight and upset the animals on board.
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Within moments of entering the festival, we were dunked into a sea of shirtless men (and occasionally women) in leather harnesses, rubber catsuits, puppy masks, and more.
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The potential for grievous injury is surely part of why people watch Nascar races; we still expect drivers to use six-point harnesses and flame-retardant suits.
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Mr. Thompson and his crew then strapped us into heavy harnesses that would clip us to a cable on the ladder and stop us if we fell.
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For instance, "The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements, " by Eric Hoffer harnesses social psychology to discover what makes an individual become a fanatic.
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Mexico now dominates production of certain key automotive components, such as wiring harnesses - the networks of cables that connect on-board computers, brakes, headlights and other electrical systems.
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INNOVATIVE PROJECT HARNESSES LEGOS AND SMARTPHONES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST INVISIBLE, DEADLY WEAPONS The goal is for the weapon's chamber pressure to achieve similar levels to battle tanks.
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"Fernblock PLE Technology harnesses the power of the unique Polypodium leucotomos fern, helping your skin protect itself and maintain its resilience and youthful appearance," says the Heliocare website.
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By building a new sustainability system that harnesses the excitement for clean energy, but centers on equity, locals remained in control as it bounced back from the floods.
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Kansas City Police Officer Amber Taylor tells PEOPLE that she doesn't know when the public should expect to know about the condition of the harnesses on the ride.
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On one hand, argues Guy Lodge in the Guardian, the mainstreaming of items like harnesses can be seen as evidence that LGBT sexuality is no longer so marginalized.
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The upstart Kickster "harnesses the insatiable community behind the high-end sneaker and fashion market to bring more value to everyone," Hall told CNBC in a recent interview.
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And the blue harnesses were approved by the F.A.A. for some uses, though not specifically open-door helicopters flights, which had not been explicitly addressed in F.A.A. rules.
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A bump-fire stock is a device that harnesses the recoil of a semiautomatic firearm to allow a shooter to fire shots in quick succession, mimicking automatic gunfire.
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In "Walking on the Wall", performed at the Whitney Museum the following year, performers wore harnesses attached to the ceiling, and walked and ran parallel to the floor.
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The idling, which had been discussed by Hyundai management since Monday, was due to a shortage of auto parts called wiring harnesses, auto industry officials told Reuters earlier.
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After five hours, they devised a plan to get to dry ground using a fishing pole, a coil of rope and safety harnesses from his dad's construction job.
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There's also an engine kit with a powertrain control module, wiring harnesses, oxygen sensors, an accelerator pedal and the other equipment that allow for "plug and play" installation.
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But make no mistake: This is a movie that harnesses Marvel-scale resources to tell a story that unapologetically puts black actors, characters and concerns front-and-center.
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And the bondage-focused company Sportsheets has created straps and harnesses for disabled users, sometimes customized and with direct input from disabled people their team meets at conventions.
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Artifacts included a Billy the Kid poster for $1,000, four stagecoach harnesses for $10,000, and a Ford's Theater playbill from the night of Abraham Lincoln's assassination for $14,900.
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The EOR process harnesses the carbon dioxide produced during the extraction of oil, from power plants or from natural sources, and forces it back into aging oil fields.
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As we reported, Kevin's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda did not have harnesses and no one in the car had a seat belt on at the time of the crash.
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Clinton can win the support of most Republicans in Congress if she harnesses American exceptionalism to fight such diseases, especially in strategic nations like Pakistan, Indonesia and Egypt.
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After testing some of the top dog harnesses on the market and scouring the reviews, we've chosen the Kurgo Tru-Fit Smart Dog Harness as our top pick.
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Biossance Squalane + Phyto-Retinol Serum, $72, at SephoraBiossance harnesses the power of squalane, which mimics the skin's natural oils and helps keep your skin hydrated without clogging pores.
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Rig the Trains so that They're Pulled Around by Rats Sure, there's the added expense of having millions of tiny harnesses sewn, but think how adorable they'll be!
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With Glass to replace that computer display, Boeing says it reduced production time for the harnesses by 25 percent and cut error rates in half, according to CIO.
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To make all 12 performers fully mobile, some musicians wear harnesses to hold their instruments, which means their matching gray Kenzo jackets need to be cut and resewn.
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In Twitter messages posted by Greenpeace USA, protesters can be seen hanging on harnesses from the bridge over the waterway, with large yellow banners flapping in the wind.
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In Twitter messages posted by Greenpeace USA, protesters can be seen dangling on harnesses from the bridge over the waterway, with large yellow banners flapping in the wind.
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"The interior pockets on our harnesses stabilize and support soft packers (penis prosthetic) and STPs (stand to pee devices)," J. Weaver, the owner, 22018, wrote in an email.
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There's a long history attached to BDSM aesthetics: collars, harnesses, and black leather hail from the Old Guard leather community, but have been appropriated by fashion for decades.
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Harnesses being another unexpected accessory of the evening, thanks to Kerry Washington's Altuzarra tux 'n' chains (Timothée Chalamet wasn't there in person, but he was, apparently, in spirit).
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And thanks to a variety of no-pull harnesses now on the market, you never have to subject your dog to the dangers of prong or choke collars.
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There's no national method for certifying service animals or for identifying them: You're not required to prove you've got a service animal to buy special harnesses or tags.
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All harnesses have a waist belt and leg loops, as well as belay loop and two tie-in loops — the former for belaying and the latter for climbing.
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Consumer goods now freed from tariffs include retractable dog leashes and harnesses, Christmas lights, bicycles, tiki torches, certain grill equipment and a variety of refrigerators, freezers and coolers.
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South Korea sources more than 80% of wiring harnesses from China, according to the government, as the parts require labour-intensive assembly and lower labour costs are crucial.
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There are echoes, too, of Trish Brown's gravity-defying dances with ropes and harnesses — especially when Ms. Bauer climbs a huge charred tree and splays her body horizontally.
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China's industry ministry asked carmakers this month to carry out safety investigations on waterproof protection, high-voltage harnesses, in-vehicle charging devices, and battery boxes in their cars.
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It's easy to hazily appeal to a kind of united-quilt identity politics, but much harder to create a political campaign that effectively harnesses this kind of vision.
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Set ablaze by a brilliant sunset of powerful reds and fading azures, a landscape of the future harnesses the setting rays of the sun to power a community.
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On most any given day I could walk around my local climbing spot checking harnesses and it would be only the rare exception where an ATC wouldn't be present.
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The harnesses, which were blue, were considered safer partly because they connected to the tethers in a place that passengers could more easily reach to try to detach themselves.
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Video footage of Sunday's jump shows O'Shea, wearing an off-white cable-knit sweater and a hoodie, strapped to Smith in the specialized harnesses looking cool, calm, and collected.
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"I think I was so reluctant before because I was afraid of the style of harnesses I'd seen not representing how I wanted to express myself sexually," they said.
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The plant harnesses heat and steam from the earth&aposs core to spin turbines to generate power, providing for about 25 percent of the island&aposs daily energy demand.
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During TPN treatments, turtle patients are balanced on swimming noodles to prevent damage to their internal organs, and are strapped to the treatment table with donated (used) racecar harnesses.
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She spoke candidly to Broadly about her lifelong relationship with synesthesia, how she harnesses it to create her brilliantly colorful paintings, and the inspirational power of music and memory.
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It was a sparse room, with just a handful of people working quietly at desks and two Cassie robots strung up by harnesses at one end of the office.
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What it does: The new spec, "AMP for Email," harnesses the power of Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), Google's effort to make web pages easier to view on mobile devices.
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When somebody takes that cultural moment that has people's attention and harnesses it for something other than just a song, you just ride the wave of that wonderful momentum.
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While Krueger was not a born entertainer like Keith Richards, he harnesses the inherently fascinating nature of music to explain topics that might otherwise lull a reader into drowsiness.
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While job displacement by definition happens with increased automation, the U.S. has a unique opportunity to create a large and well-paid workforce that harnesses the power of automation.
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Last week, the safety board called on the F.A.A. to "take definitive action" by banning commercial flights that use harnesses that do not allow for easy release during emergencies.
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You can customize the cargo box with low side walls, harnesses, and a rain cover, or you can strip everything off and pick up tools at the hardware store.
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The result harnesses the determination of Patti Smith, the dark drawl of Cat Power, and the beatnik home-is-where-my-harmonica-holder-is vibe of early Bob Dylan.
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Dog trainers like myself seem to almost universally favor this nylon harness in large part due to the vast improvements in fit it has over older no-pull harnesses.
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Founded in 2003 with the mission to make pet ownership easier, more scientific, and fun, it features traditional and smart collars and harnesses, leashes, gift suspenders, and other accessories.
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Mark Kuhr is the CTO and co-founder of Synack, a cybersecurity company that harnesses the power of crowdsourced hackers and a data-driven platform to secure digital assets.
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Depending on a dog&aposs body shape, the design of these harnesses can potentially result in chafing under the armpits and stress on muscles and tendons in the forelimbs.
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I did find the leg loops for the medium size to be slightly large for my legs but leg loops don't need to be extremely tight on harnesses anyway.
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Mark Kuhr is the CTO and co-founder of Synack, a cybersecurity company that harnesses the power of crowdsourced hackers and a data-driven platform to secure digital assets.
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Now more than ever, what the United States needs is a bipartisan consensus to move forward on a 85033st century infrastructure plan that harnesses the natural resources we have.
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The unionized jobs paid far above market, topping out in the $30-an-hour range, for reasonably humane tasks like installing seatbelt harnesses, securing engine brakes or driving forklifts.
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What's needed most urgently is not more regulation, but a national action plan that harnesses the innovative problem solving of the technology sector to render future Russian attacks ineffective.
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The "glow" Fury's referring to is seen in the movie's third act, when Carol accepts and harnesses her photon powers to become more powerful than she ever thought possible.
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UA Athlete Recovery Sleepwear has a bio-ceramic print that harnesses something called far infrared energy to allegedly reduce inflammation—Brady's arch nemesis—and help your body recover faster.
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American assembly plants make extensive use of a significant number of Mexican-made parts and components, such as wiring harnesses, that are low value or which have high labor content.
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A sign's "masculinity" is not exhibited in its desire for confrontation or macho posturing — it comes through in the dynamic, adaptable energy it harnesses to move through life, he says.
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One student who spoke to KVEW-TV said the students were strapped down with harnesses for a game, which kept them inside of the inflatable structure amid the sudden liftoff.
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Thomas's wife, Cat Thomas, designed and sewed the harnesses that hold the sensors on the birds, iterating many times before settling on the design that was best for the pigeons.
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The drugs use a new technology known as CAR-T, or chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, which harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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The federal agencies seem to have keyed in on a critical difference between doors-off flights, which strap in passengers with harnesses, and traditional helicopter tours, which use seat belts.
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She spoke candidly to Broadly about her lifelong relationship with the condition, how she harnesses it to create her brilliantly colorful paintings, and the inspirational power of music and memory.
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For many, looking at positions that can ease that difficulty is embarrassing or difficult, let alone learning about positional aids like thigh harnesses for toys or cushions like Liberator sells.
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And this is especially true for After the Contemporary, which effortlessly harnesses his obsession with art world inside baseball to a righteous anger fired by political hypocrisy, exploitation, and opportunism.
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Albert Zeufack, the chief economist for Africa at the bank, said the region could boost annual growth by about nearly two percentage points if it harnesses information technology more effectively.
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In its update on Tuesday evening, the safety board made no mention of the elaborate harnesses that trapped the passengers underwater and made it difficult for divers to extricate them.
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Our federal government must spearhead a national mobilization that brings these efforts together, harnesses American ingenuity, creates millions of well-paying union jobs, and saves the planet for our children.
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I have told that story in detail, but the capsule version is simple: instead of relying on legal or economic sanctions, Paris harnesses the power of transparency and peer pressure.
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We contacted 10 custom car companies around the country and asked if Kevin's crash has opened their eyes and changed their minds about customizing classic cars without installing safety harnesses.
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I'd heard it was a place where skiers linger over bottles of Burgundy and plates of duck au citron at lunch, then step into climbing harnesses and rappel into runs.
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Santa Monica, California-based Kite is developing a CAR-T, or chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, which harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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And so far, there aren't many great solutions to that problem, because, you know, VR treadmills and harnesses are horribly uncomfortable and impractical ways of keeping you from tripping over furniture.
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Abloh's first collection for the brand, however, which debuted last summer but only recently hit shelves, included various takes on harnesses, many of them asymmetrical or in neon and floral print.
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But only Donald Trump is a rich insider who plays the outsider, a false populist who harnesses white resentment, and a man who built much of his fortune through dubious means.
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Same things with these guys, as soon as we break out their harnesses and hook them up, you're going to see they're elated and want nothing more than carry you around.
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Darling understands this, and she harnesses that therapeutic energy by encouraging people to go from natural brunette to bright blue, or bathe themselves in a medicinal combination of color and light.
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Multiple pilots who have worked with FlyNYON and Liberty Helicopters — including the pilot who warned of the harnesses in the email — are seeking whistle-blower protections in order to speak out.
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But FlyNYON went a step further by putting passengers in harnesses attached to tethers that would let them lean out of — or dangle their legs over — the edge of the cabin.
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Kabbage, which loans up to $2000,000 in a single deal to small and medium businesses, has built a platform that harnesses the long tail of big data from across the web.
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The cushion alone runs a G. The pink wheelchair is propelled by 26-inch wheels with 144 gold spokes, chain-link detail that harnesses the wheels ... plus the rapper's "TRAP" logo.
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Santa Monica, California-based Kite is developing chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, known as a CAR T, which harnesses the body's own immune cells to recognize and attack malignant cells.
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Every day saw some new startup offer a different flavor of immersion: all-in-one headsets, omnidirectional treadmills, gesture sensors, datagloves, pupil trackers, and full-body harnesses, to name a few.
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There, we pay a small fee for the children to be strapped into harnesses and play on a network of zip-lines and balance beams stretched high up in the trees.
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The company, established in 2016 by three Colombian entrepreneurs, harnesses bike and motorcycle riders to deliver everything from flowers to cash from the A.T.M. In Colombia alone, it has 20,000 couriers.
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It's fascinating to me how the older game better harnesses what's available to it, on the platform of the time (the original PlayStation), to best tell the story it wants to.
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It documents a 2003 performance in which four pairs of pit bulls faced each other on treadmills, running at each other but stuck in place by harnesses and the treadmills underfoot.
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Hardware & IoT Mitte – Mitte is revolutionizing the way we drink water at home with our first of its kind smart water machine that harnesses the power of the natural water cycle.
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Through the use of harnesses and ropes, the 10 dancers float above the ground, extend horizontally from sliding walls, and offer breathtaking athleticism in a dancer's dream of gravity-free space.
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With Mr. Rasche's single, machine-dominated set, the setting is evoked purely through Schiller's dialogue, crisply declaimed by actors walking or jogging — often secured with harnesses — on the massive rolling bands.
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Dog trainers and owners, alike, have found the Balance so effective for leash-pulling that we named it the top pick in our guide to the best no-pull dog harnesses.
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Roped together with climbing harnesses and kitted out with steel spikes on their hiking boots, Gulbranson and his team probe for cracks in the ice to avoid falling down deadly crevasses.
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Orange has a strong domestic broadband market share that enables it to compete through a content aggregation and distribution strategy, which harnesses OTT platforms and enables partnership with other content providers.
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These can be obtained cheaply and speedily online through a variety of websites that promise to send them overnight, along with certificates, collars, harnesses, vests and other paraphernalia proclaiming "emotional support animal".
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The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department tracked its progress in rescuing the riders on Twitter, and noted that crews were lowering those trapped into harnesses and eventually into San Diego Lifeguard boats.
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The Dyson Airwrap Styler harnesses a phenomenon known as the Coanda effect, whereby a high-speed jet of air attaches itself to a surface, to curl, wave or smooth hair, Dyson said.
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The pilots repeatedly requested more suitable safety gear, with one pilot writing in an email to company management that "we are setting ourselves up for failure" by using sometimes poorly fitting harnesses.
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"Let me be clear, this isn't a safety issue with the harnesses," Patrick K. Day, the chief executive of FlyNYON, said in a January email exchange with pilots who had raised concerns.
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China is spending $100 billion per year bilaterally and through the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank to stitch together an Asian bloc that harnesses the resources of 3 billion to 4 billion people.
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Eight years ago I climbed the 52-story New York Times building, free soloing -- which is how I have climbed buildings around the world for a quarter century -- without ropes and harnesses.
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High quality, affordable care for all Americans lies within reach, but only if elected officials put policy above partisanship, and enact a multi-part plan that harnesses all that markets can offer.
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The suit also claims the harnesses were attached from the back by a metal ring, which is a death trap because it does not permit passengers to reach and activate release mechanisms.
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The photographer detailed the set up in a blog post, saying that the models wore form fitted harnesses clipped by the side, so they could run along the side of the building.
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When it comes to fashion, his references are equally wide-ranging, and he's proved as likely to send trench coats and pleated pants down the runway as mesh tees and floral harnesses.
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The Valletta courthouse is surrounded by signs of breakneck economic growth: the swanky façades of luxury boutiques and hotels; building sites bustling with immigrant construction workers, unencumbered by safety harnesses or helmets.
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With, for example, Paco Rabanne, where Julien Dossena layered bike shorts under ankle-length chain mail skirts; hung plastic crystal mesh slip dresses over message tees; and buckled hooded harnesses atop anoraks.
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Among the issues that Nextmove documented in the first 15 cars it received were "defective tires, paint and body damages, defective charge controllers, [and] wrong wiring harnesses or missing emergency call buttons."
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In fact, the secret power of the Universal Fund is that it honors the brilliance of capitalism and harnesses its power as a tool for building a more inclusive and better future.
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The climbers at Earth Treks gym, in Golden, Colorado, were warming up: stretching, strapping themselves into harnesses, and chalking their hands as they prepared to scale walls stippled with multicolored plastic holds.
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Eric Adams, an aviation journalist and photographer who was aboard a different Liberty helicopter on Sunday evening, said riders were strapped in from the rear, with carabiners attaching their harnesses to tethers.
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She said Edelrid's Jayne II and Jay II harnesses stayed comfortable for Wirecutter testers whether climbing, belaying or even falling, plus their movable waist-belt padding made them especially easy to adjust.
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Wearing safety helmets and harnesses, intrepid souls can traverse the forest canopy via platforms linked by rope ladders, wobbly bridges, zip lines, swings meant to be walked on and circus-worthy tightropes.
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Arbor Week continues into the following weekend, with more art projects and the chance, on April 30, to climb a tree with the aid of safety harnesses, hard hats and professional arborists.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us ... the CHP may lobby the California State Legislature to prohibit custom car companies from rolling out products without harnesses ... whether the customer wants them or not.
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Layered on top of black slip dresses and oversized blazers were leather harnesses and bustier dresses with voluminous skirts, a handful of which looked like deconstructed handbags that butterflied out like panniers.
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With its mandate, the agencies seem to have keyed in on a critical difference between doors-off flights, which strap in passengers with harnesses, and traditional helicopter tours, which use seat belts.
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The singers will sometimes be strapped into flying harnesses and sometimes move freely around the stage, but always be attached to visible ropes, as though they're being manipulated by invisible child puppeteers.
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On very rare occasions, a video game comes along that harnesses the incredible yet too often untapped potential unique to the medium, and speaks to issues in a way no other medium can.
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The flood-filling algorithm harnesses Theta's horsepower for its tracing, coloring, and compiling of the mouse brain data, sending it to Argonne's analysis and visualization cluster, Cooley, which produces the acid trip connectomes.
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We sent photographer Mark Felix to cover the action as eager mountaineers grabbed climbing harnesses, strapped crampons to their feet, and grabbed a pair of ice axes to scale giant walls of ice.
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But the "safety tape" was just common painters' tape, said the pilots, one of whom wrote the email warning about the harnesses and is among those being represented by the whistle-blower lawyer.
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ISOLDE is a smaller experiment that harnesses a beam of protons from a small nearby proton accelerator, the first in a slew of accelerators that eventually injects particles into the Large Hadron Collider.
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If he harnesses that capacity to promote an agenda that includes significant infrastructure spending, and a rewrite of the corporate and individual tax code, he could improve some structural problems in the economy.
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"Body" harnesses the dissonance between low, resonant electronic shiver and high, percussive rattle as she sings a chorus whose detachment lends it savor; the melody's modest tingle matches the song's modest sensual detail.
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Elequra's Boosting pH Mist harnesses tea tree to soothe and reduce redness when spritzed liberally onto clean, dry skin, and Benton's Tea Tree Cleansing Water is consistently sold out for very good reason.
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Lutathera, which has also been submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, harnesses a molecule not only to diagnose cancer but also to deliver treatment by hitting tumours with high-energy electrons.
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With so many choices out there, you'll be glad to know that we've done the hard work in testing the top harnesses and scouring the reviews to bring you our top five picks.
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The doomed passengers were all cinched with heavy-duty harnesses that served as tethers, allowing them to lean out the open doors of the helicopter to capture aerial images of New York City.
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Felicity Huffman got the best deal she could this week at the great expense of prosecutors, and Kevin Hart's car crash raises a big issue -- should safety harnesses be required on classic cars?
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They believe that a society that encourages and harnesses the capacities of all people, including those of ordinary means, will be both morally superior to and better functioning than one that does not.
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Part of that's thanks to arguably the most important fashion designer working today, Virgil Abloh of streetwear brand Off-White, whose first collection for Louis Vuitton included various takes on harnesses for men.
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Unlike traditional solar plants, a concentrated solar plant harnesses the sun's energy to produce steam, which can be stored for a few hours and then used to run turbines after the sun sets.
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National Police Chief Oscar Albayalde in a Twitter message on Monday said elite police officers were being sent to the site with radar life detectors, harnesses, digging tools and other search and rescue equipment.
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"In a reaction turbine the runner is fully submerged, it harnesses the energy of the water passing through the runner, that's both in terms of its pressure and the kinetic energy available," he explained.
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The couple, who have been dating for five months, went on a zip lining adventure, with Kardashian sharing a cute selfie on Snapchat of she and Thompson suited up in their helmets and harnesses.
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I had a feeling the zip lining was not the last of the heights challenges, and this fear was confirmed when we were told not to pack anything except for our helmets and harnesses.
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No matter one's preferred form of treatment — from botox injections to painkillers to earplugs — this app harnesses technology and weather forecasting systems and can help headache sufferers stay one step ahead of their pain.
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The salvage party then attached their harnesses to the rope, hooked their feet over it, and went hand-over-hand to the point about 30 feet away where they could drop to higher ground.
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He had a few PVC harnesses from previous costumes lying around his garage, and Cockerham bent the pipes so the costume could rest on his shoulders while the bearing sat right around his face.
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It's built a big data analytics platform that harnesses clinicians' medical expertise to enhance genomic diagnostic via AI algorithms — leading, it says, to better and faster diagnoses for patients with diseases such as cancer.
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Roughly 37 percent of the imported parts used on U.S.-made vehicles are imported from Mexico, including critical pieces like the wiring harnesses used on 70 percent of all vehicles assembled in the States.
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Federal regulators said on Tuesday they would give "urgent attention" to the use of harnesses in aerial photography flights, two days after five passengers died when a tourist helicopter crashed in the East River.
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Yazaki, a leading producer of wiring harnesses, has already shut down production or some of its activities at 20 regional plants due to the coronavirus outbreak until the end of March, the statement said.
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After all, Amazon has patented tracking wristbands that vibrate to direct workers, and Walmart is testing harnesses that monitor the motions of its warehouse staff ┏ It's hard to care about other people's feelings online.
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During the scene in the "The Last Jedi" where porgs discover Luke Skywalker's lightsaber on the cliff after he tosses it over his shoulder, Herring and Chapman were strapped into harnesses behind the porgs.
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For that reason, the two apps also monetize differently — while Douyin generates revenue mainly from ads, Kuaishou harnesses its social graphs to enable social commerce wherein shoppers leverage other users' recommendations to make purchases.
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The New State Solution harnesses that trend, offering Egypt — which is beset by chronic economic challenges — an attractive economic package in exchange for agreement to lease land for the future Palestinian state in Sinai.
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Core harnesses the tastiness of dipping a gooey, not-all-the-way baked chocolate chip cookie into a cold glass of milk and introduces it into a pint of ice cream.
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They also suggested a second method that harnesses a species' survival programing, targeting areas of the genome that are essential to a species' fitness, and which are less likely to mutate in the first place.
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Both in my flight and in mock up testing and training, I discussed how harnesses lay on the suit, and where we might add padding or avoid seams so that the whole thing works well.
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Its unique business model currently harnesses innovative methods of value co-creation, crowd-sourcing power, digital engagement, data analytics and collaborative ecosystems across the fields of currency trading, alternative investments, healthcare, education and social enterprise.
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The Japanese-based automaker said it is recalling the 2019 CR-V to replace steering wheel wire harnesses and supplemental restraint system cable reels after six unexpected driver airbag deployments that occurred without a crash.
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Recently launched, Alpha-H's Liquid Gold Rose is a gentler version of its sell-out sister, Liquid Gold, and harnesses glycolic acid to slough away dull surface cells, brightening and refining at the same time.
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It'll be using Airware's full-stack drones to help roof insurance claim adjusters — a tough and dangerous job that often requires employees to climb ladders or use ropes and harnesses to assess damage to houses.
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In various sections of the album's short film, the artist draws upon the diaspora's Yoruba lineage to show the power and strength she harnesses from the women before her and this is depicted through dance.
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Some parts of the system are already included on Tesla's current cars, mostly items like wiring harnesses and the physical housing for the triple camera system, though nothing that could be considered near to functional.
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Meanwhile, for those who want to invest 10 times the effort and money while going nowhere slowly and getting wet, there are sailing families, clipping their toddlers' harnesses to the lifelines for a day's cruise.
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The clip above shows the devoted Bronx Zoo team as they test out various harnesses, practice feline physical therapy and worry about the influence their work may have on the cub's bond with her mom.
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Cancer immunotherapy is a type of treatment that harnesses the body's own immune system to recognize, target and attack the disease, similar to how the immune system helps the body fight infections and other diseases.
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The differentiating attributes include a boxier '90s-style silhouette, bold color-blocking (there is an all-black version if you like to keep it simple), ventilated pit zips, and integrated snaps to support climbing harnesses.
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It works because it harnesses humans' evolved skill at remembering details of locations, which helped hunter-gatherers recall what was edible and where to find it, and what was poisonous and how to avoid it.
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Fijian-Chinese-Indian-American chef Louis Tikaram harnesses a whole spectrum of flavors in this raw snapper dish, which he says can be shared as an appetizer or eaten over rice as a single meal.
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Before circling the Statue of Liberty and heading toward Manhattan on Sunday night, passengers watched a roughly 10-minute video that showed them a knife in their harnesses they could use if they got trapped.
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While their injuries may not have been totally avoided had the car been equipped with safety harnesses or airbags, they certainly wouldn't have hurt ... and installing them is now top of mind for Dr. Phil.
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What image will stick with you from this episode: the sight gag of Helen and Sasha hanging like bats from his aerial yoga harnesses, or a Long Island tourist mecca turned into a ghost town?
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But corporate love for teenage girls disappears when she harnesses that power for her own purposesGreta Thunberg, for example, uses her voice to directly target corporations and leaders who refuse to act on climate change.
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Early on, he was influenced by the work of Robert Mapplethorpe and Helmut Newton, and began staging images of disco queens and punks and other party people, often buff and naked, wearing leather bondage harnesses.
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Usually, the goal is to suppress this leakage, but instead, the new method harnesses it, capturing waves reflected around the edges of the SAW material and using them to activate very tiny droplets of liquid.
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More specifically, it seemed like the largest fetish bar in DC, with hundreds of people casually chatting, groping, and walking around in pup masks, tied up in rope harnesses and zipped into tight latex suits.
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But instead of finding the suitcase empty, it was allegedly stuffed with airline equipment, including harnesses, power strips, orange clothing items typically worn by crew members on the tarmac, and a pair of black work boots.
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Citing government research, the engineer, Eric Dahle, emailed high-ranking executives to tell them that children lighter than 40 pounds would be safer in car seats that use harnesses to hold their small bodies in place.
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With cameras attached to dog-friendly harnesses, the two Akitas traversed a snowy mountain trail, Odate's open-air hot spring foot bath, Roken ("Old Dog") Shrine, the statue of Hachiko, and naturally, the Akita Dog Museum.
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The Japanese-based automaker said it is recalling the 2019 CR-V to replace steering wheel wire harnesses and supplemental restraint system cable reels after six unexpected driver air bag deployments that occurred without a crash.
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The Japan-based automaker said it is recalling the 2019 Honda CR-V to replace steering wheel wire harnesses and supplemental restraint system cable reels after six unexpected driver airbag deployments that occurred without a crash.
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Now scientists have developed a technology called CRISPR/Cas9 (or CRISPR for short), which harnesses the immune system of bacteria to snip individual genes, either knocking them out or even inserting new ones in their place.
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I've experienced this first hand in a training tool used to remind construction workers about the importance of checking their harnesses for damage and making sure their lifeline is always properly attached to a nearby structure.
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A solar sail is like the sail of a ship—but instead of harnessing the power of wind to propel itself across the sea, it harnesses photons from the sun in order to move in space.
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The Doc tells "TMZ Live" his '57 Chevy is the same as Hart's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda in that it's equipped with lap belts but not safety harnesses ... and he doesn't know what to do about it.
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Release date: January 31Synopsis: A look at iconic pop artist Taylor Swift during a transformational time in her life as she embraces her role as a singer/songwriter and harnesses the full power of her voice.
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Once children reach the height or weight limit and shift to a forward-facing seat, they should use safety seats with harnesses for as long as possible, often up to 65 pounds, the pediatricians' group said.
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Dr. Popović had previously received wide attention in the scientific community for a puzzle game called "Foldit," released nearly a decade ago, that harnesses the skills of players to solve riddles about the structure of proteins.
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As for cancer treatment vaccines, the first to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States is Provenge or sipuleucel-T, which harnesses a patient's own immune system to attack cancer cells.
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The location of the breakdown was especially challenging for rescue workers who had to first raise a maintenance platform to safely remove passengers from their harnesses, and then help them precariously climb down the tower's support structure.
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In a PowerPoint presentation, Dahle wrote that there is an "increased risk of injury" for children between 3 and 4 riding in boosters instead of seats with harnesses because they are immature and may not sit properly.
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Claim that a bottle of water somehow harnesses proprietary radio frequencies to protect skin from the sun with each sip and sell it to unsuspecting sun worshippers for $30, however, and things veer straight into fraud territory.
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The Japan-based automaker said it is recalling the 2019 Honda CR-V to replace steering wheel wire harnesses and supplemental restraint system cable reels after six unexpected driver air bag deployments that occurred without a crash.
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In 2004 Dr Janhunen put forward the idea of a sail that harnesses the solar wind, a stream of charged particles emanating from the sun which manifests itself on Earth in the dramatic displays of the aurorae.
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This British daredevil scaled the worlds tallest climbing wall, without any ropes or harnesses in an attempt to take his charitable message to new, eye-watering heights and hes thought to be the first to do so
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Holloway came up with STRAPP, a sleek harness whose design is inspired by extensive conversation with a range of strap-on users about how they'd like to see the strap-on harnesses be more functional and affirming.
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On Monday, Alain Robert teetered atop a thin beam in Barcelona after scaling a 29-story hotel building with no ropes, no harnesses, and no parachute or safety gear of any kind, according to the Associated Press.
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Sayula, hit with a mammoth wave, capsized and nearly sank; its crew members were pitched into the sea, but fortunately they were all attached to the boat by safety harnesses, managed to clamber back aboard and survived.
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The Federal Aviation Administration today ordered the halt of open-door helicopter flights that use passenger harnesses without quick-release capability, less than a week after such a flight ended with the drowning deaths of five people.
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Undoing the vacuum tool (to use Ms. Sokoloff's words for the engineering feat that harnesses what is known as distributed computing to untag hundreds or even thousands of images that no longer spark joy) is more laborious.
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Many people shop at places like RodeoH, a company initially known for its strap-on underwear harnesses, which the founders quickly learned were being used not only for sex, but also by female-to-male transgender people.
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The main hero, Orion, rides around on little golden leg harnesses, uses his "Astro-Force" to blast away his enemies, and comes off like a grumpy old man as he quarrels with those trying to help him.
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I thought it would be interesting to place a stone near the temple of the frame so it not only adds a sophisticated visual detail, but it also harnesses the powers that the stones are known for.
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If you do have a dog that pulls on the leash, it&aposs worth its weight in gold by transforming your walks from stressful to relaxed without the fit problems inherent to some other no-pull harnesses.
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Outdoor setups require a slightly different setup such as harnesses with specific gear loops or a drop seatWhen you first start climbing, be it indoor or outdoor, you&aposll likely opt to rent your gear before buying.
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The surprising part of the word broken, often used to describe today's agriculture, is that it's being applied to the most productive, dynamic food system in the world — one that harnesses thriving technology and constantly evolving science.
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A 30-year-old climber, Honnold is known as the master of a discipline known as free solo climbing, which involves scaling vertical walls without the help of ropes, harnesses, or anything that might break a fall.
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The team outlined four tiers of car parts that could be put together by machines, from the most rigid and easiest parts, to the most difficult items, which were the flexible components including wire harnesses, carpets and trim.
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Related: A 4K Timelapse Captures 4 Years of the Sun in 4 Minutes Color Changing Building Reacts to the Sun Enter the Sun Without Burning Alive in NASA Installation Olafur Eliasson Harnesses the Sun with Giant Kinetic Mirrors
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Many of these harnesses of the 1 percent can be traced back to a single designer: Virgil Abloh, the enigmatic man behind the world's hottest fashion brand, Off-White, and now the artistic director of Louis Vuitton menswear.
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On the Stillmatic cut "What Goes Around," he harnesses a melancholy Salaam Remi beat to drop science on what he perceives as the poisonous ills of the world around him before bringing things to an overtly political climax.
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Tasha Robinson, film / TV Editor: Honestly, the first thing that comes to mind is the basic setup of Pacific Rim where mechas can only be operated by two pilots hanging in tandem harnesses and operating in perfect sync.
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He leads the postseason in assists, harnesses a disrespected jump shot that's barely good enough to punish those who ignore it, regularly flirts with triple-doubles, and is leading his teammates with innate qualities possessed by very few.
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Now, Chief Executive Bernd Montag's ambition is to transform it into the "GPS of healthcare" - a company that harnesses its data to sell intelligent services, as well as letting smaller tech firms develop Apps feeding off its database.
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If Facebook harnesses its data and analytical prowess to match people whose personalities, interests and values are compatible, the company could help them find truly well-suited partners -- better mates even (possibly) than the users might pick themselves.
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However, we should also not miss the opportunity to develop a mutually beneficial policy architecture that harnesses the true potential of the U.S.-Africa trade and investment relationship, and adapt to a changing Africa and global trading system.
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You can find the perfect textbook ankle boot, patent lace-ups, crocodile-esque booties with curved heels, ankle boots with Western harnesses, and Nappa leather booties with uppers that look like they were cut with giant scalloped scissors.
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Kotahatuhaha said his team still needed to conduct more research and get outside expertise to iron out those details, but he'd want the submarine to be a "zero-emission vehicle" that harnesses power from the sun or tides.
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ICARUS will use lightweight electronic tags—affixed as backpack harnesses, leg bands, or even hats—to monitor the activity patterns of tens of thousands of birds, bats, and other creatures for irregularities that suggest an earthquake is imminent.
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The overall winner in the competition was Chatterbox, an online language school powered by refugees This web platform harnesses the wasted talent of unemployed professionals who are refugees, offering them work as online and in-person language tutors.
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And he then went on to say that if humanity ever harnesses the energy of fire again, if humanity ever captures the energy of love, it will be the second time in history that we have discovered fire.
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And he then went on to say that if humanity every harnesses the energy of fire again, if humanity ever captures the energy of love, it will be the second time in history that we have discovered fire.
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The silicone cleansing device harnesses the power of T-Sonic pulsations (with 16 intensities to choose from) to deeply clean, smooth, and firm your skin — and right now, you can add one to your daily regimen for less.
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Tracks like "Fate" or "Come Closer" conjure up a sweaty room full of people fist-pumping in body harnesses, while on "LA" and "Tears," the group veers toward Drive soundtrack territory, communicating lust and fury through gritted teeth.
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Per Fitness, jogging strollers are safe when users follow a number of precautions, including waiting until a child is old enough to have strong neck muscles (usually eight months), locking the front wheel to prevent swiveling and using harnesses.
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Digging harnesses out of snow drifts, riding miles and miles in 237-below temperatures, the winter of '290-'2150 when the ground never saw less than 1043 feet of snow -- he wouldn't take back his time here for anything.
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Gwynne, most famous for his comedic portrayal of Herman Munster on The Munsters, harnesses his Lurch-like frame for peak ominous effect, while his thick Maine drawl roots him in this soil as deeply as the animals buried there.
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This weekend New Yorkers will dress themselves up in their finest rainbow apparel, glitter, and leather harnesses and take to the streets to celebrate the biggest event to hit Manhattan's West Village each year, the annual gay pride parade.
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In a May 10 keynote speech, CEO Jensen Huang announced a new product coming this fall that harnesses the power of 400 servers, a landmark development that could drastically reduce the number of burning-hot servers in data centers.
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The leather harnesses that cross the bodice were made by craftsmen in South Africa so that they appear to be hand-stitched, and the imposing color was chosen to make eight actresses look as bold as 80, she said.
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In the second gallery, Hammond harnesses this spiritual knowledge and applies it to female labor with "Floorpiece II-VI" (1973), a group of brightly colored mandala-like painted floor sculptures, braided from the inside out, that resemble household rugs.
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It's a revenue-neutral carbon fee and dividend, which places a fee on fossil fuels at the source, gives all the revenues back to American households and harnesses the free market to accomplish both climate stability and economic gain.
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The argument goes like this ... the company is the expert and even if Kevin wanted a custom job without safety harnesses, the company should have refused the job because it wasn't safe ... especially with a powerful, 720 horsepower engine.
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Rosettes of flowers made from multicolored feathers gave necklines and pockets a vaguely ceremonial air; harnesses were bejeweled; stiff feathers stood at attention on shoulders; and party dresses came in glinting steel or full-skirted satin, layered like doublets.
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The wearing of harnesses—a trend that has come in and out of style over the last thirty years but is distinctly linked to BDSM—sends a message from Lizzo and other celebrities who have been spotted wearing them.
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Though women wearing harnesses is nothing new (Rihanna donned one in 2011), when worn in public, especially by someone in the spotlight, a harness is an intentional gesture that makes us question society's rigid stances on sexuality and gender.
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San Diego Fire-Rescue Department (SDFR) crews lowered the park guests one-at-a-time with ropes and harnesses into boats in Mission Bay and they were assessed by emergency medical workers waiting on the dock, the SDFR said on twitter.
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While Timothée Chalamet and Michael B. Jordan's harnesses received plenty of praise, particularly within the larger trend of men challenging red carpet gender norms, for those in the leather or BDSM scene, there's a fine line between visibility and appropriation.
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Television images showed two helmeted officers, outfitted in harnesses and ropes, slowly approaching the woman and grabbing her as she clung to the sloping side of the more than 300-foot- high (91 meters) statue near its upturned right foot.
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Apple iPad 3 9.7-inch 16GB Wi-Fi (Certified Refurbished) — $155.00 See Details Work from anywhere with this iPad Mini 3 which harnesses the power of Siri functionality, Bluetooth technology, and Wi-Fi capabilities for easy on-the-go use.
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The system presumably harnesses the Lyft app's software and collects data from its fleet of cars currently on the roads, since the language in the platform's description mentions access to real-world data from the company's nearly one million daily trips.
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Vanguard, one of the world's biggest passive asset managers which attracted $20.3 billion from investors last year, is launching a new direct to consumer (D2C) online platform in the U.K. that harnesses technology to offer lower fees to retail investors.
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One way her approach may have differed from others: She says she think of the product as a kind of sportswear, letting go of the idea that it should be sexy, and focusing on functionality with the intention of normalizing harnesses.
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The Bronx Music Heritage Center provides free arts programming to the community and recently received funding from an ArtPlace grant, a NEA partnership initiative that harnesses the cultural and artistic assets of communities in order to facilitate growth and development.
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The wand-like device, which has been cleared by the FDA, harnesses the power of two LED lights and claims to "target and treat acne at all stages, even before it surfaces," by using the full spectrum of both light wavelengths.
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Marie and PJ's vision for the future of data and analytics harnesses the recent advances in the fields of machine learning and natural language processing to create a tool that is set to change the way marketers do their job.
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The five passengers who were killed when a helicopter without doors splashed into the East River on Sunday night were cinched into heavy-duty harnesses and tied to the helicopter floor with only a knife to free themselves from frigid waters.
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Bella Dinh-Zarr, a member of the safety board in New York for the investigation, said on Monday that it was legal for a helicopter to fly with its doors open, but she did not discuss the use of harnesses.
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But even if Mr. Stewart harnesses his online popularity to build a formidable campaign, he will have to overcome considerable hurdles to unseat the incumbent Labour Party mayor, Sadiq Khan, an archenemy of President Trump and a vocal opponent of Brexit.
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"Our supply chain checks in Taiwan and Korea indicate that Tesla is currently procuring Model 3 parts at a rate of over 6,000 per week (these parts include: temperature management solutions, wiring harnesses, brake cams, gears, and axles)," he said.
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Congress and the new administration have an opportunity to accomplish what other administrations have been striving to do: to create a comprehensive national biodefense system that harnesses private sector ingenuity and government leadership to protect all Americans from 21st Century biothreats.
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Kelly Moran, whose compositions explore the gonglike or clanking resonances of a prepared piano, remakes her pieces in ways that are barer and more impulsive; Bibio, a guitarist and singer-songwriter who harnesses electronics, becomes folkier but no less precise.
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At first sight, Rei Kawakubo's latest offering for Comme des Garçons Homme Plus appeared to be a heavily punk-inspired collection complete with spiky harnesses, deconstructed suiting and layers of fishnet worn by stomping models angrily gesticulating at the crowd.
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With leopard prints, clear PVC, lace frills, baby purses and scores of bondage harnesses, Versace's fall show was gloriously outré — and was a throwback to classic '90s Versace, as well as a toast to the more liberated state of masculinity today.
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Vance wasn't able to figure out what was wrong until he saw a tether from one of the passenger's harnesses "strangling the fuel line," but by then all power was lost and he prepared for a crash water landing, according to ABC News.
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More than a dozen workers secured by harnesses on suspended platforms could be seen this week applying tile to the rough-looking concrete exterior of a low-rise building, as the capital prepared for its first ruling party congress in 36 years.
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Harnesses worn by men, while a longtime staple of the gay leather scene, have popped up not infrequently on red carpets within the past year, beginning around the time Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon wore a Moschino version to last year's Oscars.
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With new data in hand, Beers added sole cushioning and rejiggered the fit system so the lacing harnesses hugged less on the toes and more on the foot's midsection, and subjects reported less wear and tear on their feet after intensive workouts.
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The passengers were outfitted with some of the equipment that the pilots had raised concerns about — yellow harnesses connected to tethers that strapped them into the copter, and small cutters to slice through the tethers so they could free themselves in an emergency.
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USTR also rejected dozens of requests by Nissan Motor Co. It denied nearly two dozen requests from Fiat Chrysler for parts including wire harnesses and an electrical power steering pump used in vehicles like the company's 2019 Ram 1500 and Jeep Wrangler.
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And he then went on to say that if humanity ever harnesses the energy of fire again, if humanity ever captures the energy of love - it will be the second time in the history of the world that we have discovered fire.
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As with any other sport, there are a few rudimentary steps you'll have to take to get into climbing, like joining a gym near you and shopping for the necessary gear (although most gyms have shoes, harnesses, and chalk available to rent).
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There are also more flexible toys that can be bent into the desired shape, harnesses and straps that can be used to mount toys or hold one in place during sex, and even silicone dildos that can be molded into new shapes.
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Whether he has more to offer Bran as the boy harnesses his powers remains to be seen, but Benjen's entrance proves the show is still finding clever ways to use characters and plot points from the books the series has seemingly passed over.
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It's precisely this impulse that Beautycon harnesses — with meetups, branded goods (like a subscription box) and its own curated social media channels — and it's what has netted Mahdara, the gay daughter of Iranian immigrants — $9 million in new financing for her company.
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Lonsdale puts his money where his mouth is through his work at Palantir, which harnesses the power of AI to solve complex problems using big data in a variety of industries — improving productivity while shifting the nature of jobs rather than destroying them.
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Watching Shayne Oliver's electrifying revival of Helmut Lang, where there were granny fetish bras, men in heels and panties, blazers with harnesses instead of buttons or lapels, and "H" pasties serving as a top, I couldn't help but think: what great bags!
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Former CEO Lloyd Blankfein liked to say that Goldman Sachs is a technology company, but what Solomon is effectively trying to do is position Goldman as a banking company that harnesses technology to embed its products into other work streams or products.
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She has vague memories of having lived on Earth before, and with the help of the future S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and the rookie agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg), she harnesses her superpowers to fight evil as Captain Marvel.
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As she executed a flawless death drop, a deafening roar rose from the crowd of 400, a mix of gender-nonconforming Brooklyn club kids and muscular men in tank tops, leather harnesses and tight jeans, who recorded her every move with their phones.
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"I don't feel like being in a bar or a club is conducive to getting to know people," said Michael Richman, who has a business knitting jockstraps and harnesses and began a monthly nude knit night in an apartment in Harlem last year.
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Our law enforcement sources say ... the end result may be a recommendation by the CHP to the state legislature to require that car companies that customize and restore classic cars must install safety harnesses, even if it deviates from the original vehicle.
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But in the hands of Christian Borle, who plays the sadistic dentist Orin Scrivello, and Tammy Blanchard, who plays Seymour's down-on-her-luck love interest, Audrey, they take on a blue, mournful quality, with a dark tinge that Glick also harnesses.
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Yet momentum gained from those events could be short lived unless Mr. Guaidó harnesses the renewed international support to obtain electoral conditions that lead to an independent electoral council, legalizing opposition parties and removing political bans and thus allowing free and fair elections.
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If your dog&aposs walking skills don&apost get a boost from the Balance, consider a head halter like the PetSafe Gentle Leader Headcollar (also included in our guide to the best no-pull harnesses) and/or upping your loose-leash walking training.
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Whether it's the long braids hung in Curreri's gallery, self-reported demographics on happiness as aggregated and re-presented by Cullen, or Whittle's wild exhortations to shape fashion and self-presentation, the artworks in this show requires and successfully harnesses museum-goer involvement.
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But for someone who harnesses this edge to buff out the aforementioned smudges in his game; who isn't built to dominate the same way without unleashing his greatest strength as often as he once did—Wall may already be on an alarming track.
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GM was the largest importer of Mexican-made vehicles, a total of 216.9,234 last year, along with parts such as wiring harnesses, used on virtually all of the cars, trucks and crossovers assembled at U.S. plants, according to Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography.
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Although she slept through the entire experience, Hadlie, now 3, has since made up for it by exploring the Grand Canyon, hiking around Hawaii and Mexico, camping beneath the stars in remote red-rock country and scaling steep canyon walls with ropes and harnesses.
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National Transportation Safety Board officials on Monday said they are also looking into why the floatation devices installed on the helicopter did not stop it from sinking and whether the harnesses used to secure passengers on the sightseeing photography tour contributed to their deaths.
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Nissan didn't just go bare-bones on the interior, either; the roof is open to give you the feeling of being connected to the road, and the race-style seats with four-point harnesses provide room for a driver and two offset passengers behind them.
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Basically, the US government poured/pours money into basic research—research that seeks fundamental knowledge about the world rather than practical or applied knowledge—while the private sector harnessed/harnesses the results to make things that people would want to use and-or buy.
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Tim Kordic, a health educator with the Los Angeles Unified School District, is partnering with a company called Healthvana to place educational posters about H.I.V. in classrooms and provide students with a free iPhone app that harnesses GPS technology to locate nearby H.I.V. testing facilities.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of men decked out in platform boots, jock straps, leather harnesses or simply nothing at all will take to San Francisco's streets on Sunday in celebration of a gay subculture the city has made its own.
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Since its heyday, the leather community has dwindled to 12 establishments - a handful of bars and nightclubs, a leather-themed coffee shop and a few clothing and equipment stores like Mr S, where on a recent September day shoppers perused leather harnesses, masks and boots.
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In the wake of the crash that killed five people in New York City, federal regulators on Friday afternoon ordered an immediate stop to all "doors-off" helicopter flights that attach passengers to the cabin with harnesses that cannot be removed quickly in an emergency.
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Alongside a variety of other designs, Caninus Collars stocks officially licensed Misfits, Sick Of It All, Madball, Terror, and Indecision-branded collars and leashes (modeled by Rosen's stinkin' cute rescue pit, Spanky) and harnesses, bandanas and pet band T-shirts are also in the works.
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" And the clothes, inspired by Mr. Watanabe's boyhood habit of "obsessing over heroes and hobbies,'' are covered with flak vests, pouched harnesses, holster bags, backpacks, fanny packs and assorted military kit — an echo of those Virgil Abloh showed a day before at Louis Vuitton.
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Key points from the report include: The pilot said he gave a safety briefing to passengers before the flight When the the helicopter crashed, the five passengers drowned because they were unable to break free from harnesses meant to prevent them from falling out.
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With safety harnesses, hard hats and help from professional arborists, the children will scale a venerable (and sturdy) sugar maple at the Junior Arborist Station at Arbor Weekend, a celebration including tree-focused garden walks, wood-turning demonstrations and a taste of the forest.
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In front of the trailer, Chancey Coffelt, 2010, Goldwind's regional safety manager, was showing the climbing group how to put on harnesses — a network of heavy metal clips and rings attached to straps that thread over the shoulders, across the chest and around each thigh.
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Unless you are an avid techie who will pick up on tiny differences in processing speeds or really need that new matte shade to keep up your all-black-everything aesthetic, the 2017 Surface Pro harnesses more than enough power and performance for the average person.
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At L.U.R.E., a club on 13th street near Ninth Avenue that became known for its dress code before it closed in 2003, the code posted on the wall listed permitted items, including motorcycle jackets, chaps, codpieces, harnesses, marine and police uniforms, rubber wear, and torn Levi's.
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By the end, when the gods ascend into Valhalla, it felt like the actors were leaving behind all the creaking machinery and harnesses, walking out of our hall filled with coughing viewers and creaking girders, and into their hall whose heavenly floors presumably don't creak underfoot.
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Television footage on Wednesday showed two officers, outfitted in harnesses and ropes, slowly approaching a woman and grabbing her as she clung to the sloping side of the more-than-300-foot-high (91 meters) statue, moments after she tried unsuccessfully to scale Lady Liberty's robes.
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Paani, a data company that harnesses the power of mobile technology to help Indians earn rewards for in-network shopping (think basic necessities such as food and household goods) that can be traded for other vital things such as water filters or school tuition fee support.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)First announced last October, Adobe Fresco is the company's next-generation painting and illustration app for tablets that harnesses AI smarts to allow artists to work with digital tools that behave and feel like traditional brushes and paints.
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And she discussed the various means of ascent with and without ropes and harnesses: bouldering (climbing without ropes); top-roping (ascending a wall with a rope anchored above); lead-climbing (ropes and harness, but no anchor above); and belaying (helping the lead climber by means of rope).
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"I think everybody should put on their coats, and we'll all trail along outside to see if we can find some more friends waiting for us," Camilla told the children before heading out to see the animals, who wore harnesses with the names Dancer and Blitzen.
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Television footage on Wednesday showed two officers, outfitted in harnesses and ropes, slowly approaching a woman and grabbing her as she clung to the sloping side of the more-than-300-foot-high (91 meter) statue, moments after she tried unsuccessfully to scale Lady Liberty's robes.
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The report says the carabiners (which are not approved by the FAA for aviation use) were attached to the back of the passengers' harnesses, so they couldn't be easily reached or unlocked by passengers suffering from cold shock and generally unaware of how the tethering mechanisms functioned.
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In fact, the documents and interviews show that FlyNYON had been using mostly off-the-shelf construction harnesses that it had planned to upgrade — and that sometimes were supplemented by zip ties and blue painters tape — and tethers that could not be easily severed by the cutters provided.
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All the AI hype that we heard during CES this past week is underpinned by a multitude of algorithms and mathematical calculations, and in its most sophisticated form it harnesses methods of machine learning and deep learning to evolve its awareness without being fed answers directly by a human.
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I oversaw the DPA when I served in the Department of Defense, and it matters because it harnesses the power of the federal government to prioritize contracts, make grants or loans, review foreign direct investment and even nationalize specific industries that could be marshaled to help fight COVID-19.
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But while the sources are obvious, the band cranks them up, combines them and harnesses them to wry, hardheaded songwriting with an eye for the underdog: songs like "Punchin' Bag," about a no longer abused woman, and "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked," about trying to make a living.
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Rao says that she has more than eight inventions, but it was Tethys — a 3D printed device that harnesses carbon nanotubes and a mobile app to test water for lead contamination in as little as 10 seconds — that won her the title of America's Top Young Scientist, and $25,000.
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So, kind of, was the collection, which was full of contradictory impulses and a frenetic undone-ness: slithery red and white and black pajama silks and nightgowns, sliced-up suiting, pixelated prints; and connected in odd ways by rows of rings and chain link harnesses, twists and turns.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: VimeoWhile you're struggling to toast bread without burning it, metalsmith Seth Gould harnesses heat and fire to turn raw steel into masterful creations like this lock box featuring a complex series of steps that have to be perfectly executed in order to open it.
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Despite the fact that menswear is, indeed, having a larger leather kink moment — as Out magazine notes, Raf Simons and Berluti recently created head-to-toe leather looks, Versace screen-printed T-shirts with bondage harnesses, Loewe sent assless chaps down the runway — high fashion has borrowed from BDSM for decades.
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There, I watched a safety video and a thorough explanation of the harnesses for myself and my phone that'd keep me from becoming a flesh splatter, which offset the trepidation I felt from the youth of the FlyNYON employees, many of them sporting the beleaguered efficiency of amusement park operators.
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A comprehensive look at sex magic, a centuries-old practice in which one harnesses the power of the orgasm for spiritual manifestation, from its roots in a semi-mythical Tibetan kingdom, to its dubious association with infamous occultist Aleister Crowley, to its modern-day associations with feminism and sex-positivity.
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Leather and shoe polish are primary materials here, appearing as boots slung over ceiling pipes, harnesses, jackets, a saddle, rectangular slabs of carefully polished leather tacked on the wall and a Marcel Breuer club chair with a razor blade inserted into the seat, right where a human's bottom would rest.
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The follow-up covers some of the same ground but fleshes out how Samuel L. Jackson's fragile-boned title figure harnesses the superpowers of David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and the multiple personalities of Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy) to plot their escape from a mental institution where they're all being held.
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Even in the context of a pared-down show, the quantity of styling gimmickry was a burden: Houdini leg straps; rubber tape hieroglyph patterns on fabric; harnesses; and rabbit-and-wool felt caps made at the Cappellificio Cervo, a traditional hat-maker in northern Italy purchased by Zegna last year.
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Instead, the Area-51m is a testament to the kind of product Alienware could create if there were no price constraints or practical limits, one that harnesses the company's extensive experience in the PC gaming space to build the absolute best laptop possible for the fans that have brought them this far.
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It's focused on an entire system that accounts for everything in the self-driving truck, from its wire harnesses, alternator and steering column to durable sensors designed for the highway, computer vision and deep learning that allows it to see and understand its environment and make the proper decisions based on that information.
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The main room lights highlighted a 30-minute two-woman performance piece of "pony play," which would end in exploding confetti cannons and two dames dressed in Lisa Frank-inspired pony outfits neeeeghing in delight, while hundreds of onlookers in harnesses and jocks had to ponder the question: Does this turn me on?
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Read more:How Grammy award winner, Billie Eilish, harnesses the power of ASMR in her musicAriana Grande had the classiest response after Billie Eilish said Grande should have won album of the year instead of herBillie Eilish was spotted mouthing &aposplease don&apost be me&apos before winning her 4th Grammy of the evening
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Leather corsets, harnesses, fishnets and thigh-high boots, each part of a sex worker's arsenal, may seem familiar, even trite, to anyone who has watched a strip show or, for that matter, viewed similar items parading along a fashion runway, where they have asserted their status as part of a kinky perma-trend.
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"The choice of Switzerland as the home for the newly established Libra Association, which when fully developed will have a diverse group of member organizations spanning technology, financial services, social impact organizations and venture capital, among others, harnesses Switzerland's role as a nucleus for international organizations," the Libra Association said in the press release.
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A task force should be formed to develop a plan for the rebuilding the new Puerto Rico that is going to emerge from this catastrophe, a Puerto Rico whose vibrant economy keeps its youth on the island, a Puerto Rico that harnesses its higher educational graduates for the socio-economic benefit of the island.
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Even on vehicles assembled in the U.S., prices could still rise by hundreds or even thousands of dollars, industry officials have said, because of the common use of Mexican-made parts, such as the wiring harnesses used in about 70% of the vehicles produced at American plants, according to data compiled by the Center for Automotive Resources.
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Some of those offerings are certainly interesting, including "performance mushrooms" that it says "harnesses the benefits" of Chaga, a fungus believed by some to stimulate the immune system; Cordyceps, another fungus that's been used for kidney disorders and erectile dysfunction; and Lion's Mane, yet another fungus believed by some to stimulate nerve growth in the brain.
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There's no reason to believe the East River crash will permanently halt aviation's open-door policy, but until investigators have a handle on all the factors that contributed to the deaths of five enthusiastic passengers, helicopter occupants—at least those without more advanced harnesses—will have to keep their hands and feet safely inside the craft.
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But if you're struggling to come up with a name that either conveys what your business is all about or makes a positive first impression, you may want to consult with a branding expert or visit a site like Squad Help, which harnesses the brainpower of over 100,000 talented professionals to help create your entire brand.
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The Cartography Center of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) started in October of 1941 with hand-drawn maps that plotted the geographic data of World War II. The Center today harnesses more advanced, digital technologies, but the goal remains the same: to visually convey data in a way that will be understandable for a broad intelligence audience.
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The equipment used by miners and cave explorers — think carabiners, harnesses and spotlights — dangled from models who stalked the shadows of what the museum calls the Earth's Treasury room, with the shimmering materials used for their oversized coats, T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and track pants that evoked the phosphorescent colors of the caves to compelling effect.
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Items found with the remains helped the researchers to estimate their burial occurred during the 4th century BC. Iron arrowheads, a bird-shaped iron hook, horse harnesses, harness hooks, iron knives, animal bones, molded vessels and a broken black lacquer vase painted with a red palmette were found with the teenage girl and one of the young women.
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Read more:Billie Eilish did the same interview for a 3rd year in a row, and it really shows how she&aposs grownHow New Artist of the Year, Billie Eilish, harnesses the power of ASMR in her musicEddie Van Halen thinks he developed cancer from sucking on metal guitar picks, but a doctor says this probably isn&apost true
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It was also something of a surprise that the fashion was so traditional considering Timothée Chalamet and Michael B. Jordan showed up on red carpets earlier this year in harnesses that some found gender-disruptive in a way that no one could quite put their finger on — and in a way that women in suits are not.
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When they were caught, the investigators found they were carrying a sophisticated cache of surveillance and smuggling equipment, from camouflage suits and masks to specially built rope harnesses to make it easier to move the heavy cigarette cases, night vision goggles, thermal cameras, radio jammers, and cameras that had been set up on trees to warn them when the border patrol was approaching.
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Those new digital banking experiences typically show up in a bank's mobile app and include things like personal finance manager functionality, a Facebook-esque activity feed to help customers keep track of their spending, or the new Fitbit-inspired "Challenges" module, a kind of financial health tracker that harnesses social and gamification to gently nudge a bank's customers into better budgeting.
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In addition to a bench seat with two safety harnesses, the Urban Arrow Family has a Bosch electric assist motor, making it easier for me to pedal, and a rain cover for the bucket so the kids stay warm and dry and get to school in style, with room left over for their school bags or a load of groceries.
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"Specifically, these devices convert an otherwise semiautomatic firearm into a machine gun by functioning as a self-acting or self-regulating mechanism that harnesses the recoil energy of the semiautomatic firearm in a manner that allows the trigger to reset and continue firing without additional physical manipulation of the trigger by the shooter," says the final rule, which hews closely to language proposed in March.
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There are two types of indoor climbing walls: bouldering walls, which are low enough that climbers can leap (or tumble) onto the mats without getting hurt; and top-roping walls, which tower over the bouldering walls and require harnesses, ropes and a partner on the ground belaying the rope — or gathering the slack as you climb higher — so you won't fall too far if you slip.
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Here are the best cat harnesses and leash you can buy:Best cat harness overall: Kitty Holster Cat HarnessBest budget cat harness: PupTeck Adjustable Cat HarnessBest cat harness for indoors: PetSafe Come With Me Kitty HarnessBest cat harness for large cats: Best Pet Supplies Voyager All-Weather HarnessBest cat leash: Flexi Vario Cord LeashUpdated on 10/22/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, formatting, and text.
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Paisley and flower power silk scarves sourced from flea markets were remade as bias-cut silk dresses and shorts with flowing pareo "skirts" at the back; sunset shade T-shirts had a shadow print of arms raised in a triangular feminist symbol; tapestry knits became coats; flared silk trousers were finished in silk fringe at the ankles; and pleated Grecian dresses were caught by leather harnesses.
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"But we've seen tree stand incidents go up, because although people know they should wear harnesses, many still aren't wearing them," said Dr. Mayhew, adding that the mishaps continue despite persistent efforts to educate hunters about tree stand safety, the most important rule being the use of a safety line and harness attached to the tree both while in the stand and while climbing in and out.
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