Hover boards are still a thing, and Walmart is about to have the Hover-1 hover boards on super sale for just $158.
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Zero Zero Robotics' Hover Camera is now called the Hover Camera Passport.
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Hover[Whatever]The unforeseen gadget success (and subsequent failure) was the "hoverboard" that doesn't hover.
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Parents are helicopter parents (hover hover), or worse, snowplow parents (pushing all the obstacles out of their children's way).
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It's probably safer than hover-woodchipping or hover-sawing, but who knows what those crazy teens will think of next.
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And yes, Hover Text is indeed customizable; users have access to a wide variety of fonts and colors to make Hover Text's "bubbles" their own.
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And like the Hover Camera, the Dobby can hover in place and record video in up to full HD 1080p resolution from its 13-megapixel camera.
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If you have a Hover-Way, Powerboard, Hype Roam, iMoto, Airwalk, Hovertrax, Wheeli, 2Wheelz, Hover Shark, X Glider, X Rider, Orbit, or any hoverboard sold by Overstock.
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While increased competition from drone pioneer DJI, which announced its own take on Hover Camera, the $499 Spark drone, may well have put some heat on the Hover Camera.
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According to Project Baltimore investigative journalist Chris Papst, reading proficiency rates among Baltimore High School graduates hover at around 2628 percent, and math proficiency rates hover around 28500 percent.
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" A representative for Mangalji said Hover employed experts with substantial experience and "that at no point was Hover aware of any special treatment on its behalf by Mr Ghosn or anyone else.
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What to expect with SpaceX's first 'hover' test for StarhopperBefore attempting a full hop-and-hover launch, SpaceX needs to put the Starhopper and its new engine through a series of tests.
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Most states' monthly average premiums hover between $200 and $250.
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These black holes hover at the hearts of most galaxies.
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But old questions, unsettled since Ms. Roberts's death, still hover.
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The sculptures hover, suspend, or sway on spindly foam legs.
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This enables the groundbreaking drone to both hover and cruise.
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Save 30% on the Hover 4K Camera Drone See Details
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Your back knee should hover right above the pool deck.
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You can also hover above the dryer while rough drying.
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Industry standard success rates from this approach hover around 15%.
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Prices continued to hover around $30 per barrel on Tuesday.
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They will even be able to hover over open water.
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That way, the actual temp will hover around 41 degrees.
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A hover test of the Dragon capsule built for crew.
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Rollerblading leads to hover boarding which leads to electric unicycling.
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The rotors beat louder as we pulled into a hover.
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Now, estimates hover in the hundreds of millions of tons.
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Hover your mouse over the "Drawing" option and click "New."
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Some of these drones include Snap, Lily, Staaker and Hover.
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The threat of withdrawal continues to hover over the talks.
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The figures are often foreshortened and hover in abbreviated spaces.
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Ramirez Cuellar said the primary surplus would hover around 1%.
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Trump's approval rating continues to hover at around 40 percent.
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She has seen too many that hover below the knee.
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Hover over it and click to access your "User Settings."
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The five New York City funds hover at $2160 billion.
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Maybe Trump does hover in the picture in some way.
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He demonstrated the ability to hover, stop, turn and maneuver.
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Hover the cursor over "Account & Lists" and select "Your Account."
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In the U.S., flu fatality rates hover around 0.1 percent.
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But presidential politics is sure to hover over the festivities.
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The rings appear to hover and dissolve into one another.
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Reporter: And a smooth, controlled hover back home, and touchdown.
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Temperatures will hover around 239 for most of the day.
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It's not enough just to hover over your kids, however.
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Mr. Hover was there, and paid $22015 for his ticket.
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The September research project from our data science team actually found a statistically significant correlation between hover rate and ad fraud; hover rates were 48 percent higher when served to bots rather than humans.
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Snag the Hover 4K Camera Passport Drone for $349.99 See Details
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Temperatures are predicted to hover in the mid-245s through midweek.
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Hover your cursor over, "Accounts & Lists," and click on "Your Account."
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It does not hover and it does not run on batteries.
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And at times it should simply float, or hover, even quiver.
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The videos play automatically, without sound, as you hover over them.
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Recently, a dark cloud has sometimes returned to hover over her.
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The Hover Camera is also fairly pricey for what it is.
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He's floating around with the invisibility cloak and the hover car.
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Yeah, you're right, I've seen the hover ... You haven't seen him.
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And speculation about a possible resignation continues to hover around him.
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A SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule undergoing a hover test in 2015.
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In India, prices for the generic drug hover around 4 cents.
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Sign ups have also tripled and now hover near a million.
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On desktop, hover over the thumbs-up to see your options.
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The Hover Camera folds up for easy packing in your bag.
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It involves special "hover engines" that float over a conductive surface.
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Especially not the hordes that hover over street photography chat forums.
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"Our hover engines provide an incredible suite of capabilities," Henderson said.
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"Aiming for hover test next week," Musk tweeted on Thursday afternoon.
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In the winter, my coffee costs hover under $5 a week.
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Foreign-exchange reserves hover around $10bn, according to the Central Bank.
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Your hands hover over the wheel, at nine and three o'clock.
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But whatever you call them, I want these ones that hover.
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But if I don't hover long enough, no reactions pop up.
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The hover shoes are auto-balancing, much like its hoverboard predecessor.
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His numbers on honesty and trustworthiness hover around their campaign lows.
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Hover has raised north of $56 million in funding to date.
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"People's lives are starting to look the same," Ms. Hover said.
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Its bulk would levitate and hover 300 feet off the ground.
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But most women cannot afford their fees, which hover around $4,000.
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London time, extending losses an hour later to hover near $1.2053.
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The other leg will hover a few inches off the ground.
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We believe WTI will hover between $40 and $50 a barrel.
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The negotiations will probably hover between $200 billion and $350 billion.
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Hover over the "Label as" option and then click "Create new."
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It doesn't hover IRL either, so we'll call it a wash.
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The IEA expects Indian demand growth to hover around 200,000 bpd.
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They are also the only vertebrate that can hover in place.
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Fizzy, echoing drum beats hover behind her almost suffering sounding vocals.
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A spokesman for Ghosn said the former Nissan chairman did not intervene on behalf of Hover, that Hover met key criteria to launch the distribution business, and all partnership decisions were made by Nissan's executive committee.
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When working in a document, users can hover over comments to get them to change color, and on the Office website, they can hover over the name of a file to get it to virtually pop forward.
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Disick, we presume, is there to hover around and annoy the locals.
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These questions hover around Grace's story, but they're no less pertinent today.
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And the drone can hover in wind speeds up to 30 mph.
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Enter the Hover-1 Cruze, currently available for $249.99 at Best Buy.
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Medicine shortages hover around 85 percent, according to a leading pharmaceutical association.
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Our reality is an alternate timeline because our hoverboards don't actually hover.
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Most hilariously are the mannequin legs testing out if the boards hover.
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They are watched by menacing drones, which hover above the OneState's streets.
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When you hover over a character, you'll see batch of useful information.
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So he begins to hover ... She's on his side of the stage.
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The bank expects the ratio to hover at around 12% by 2020.
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They can also hover over participants' names to view their contact information.
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Despite the dip, the index continues to hover near two-month highs.
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Drones cannot carry hazardous materials or hover over people, the FAA said.
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Enemies all either stand on the ground or hover just above it.
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In total, most bosses hover between 1,300 to 1,500 frames of animation.
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The corpse stench pours out of the bag to hover over Vestfjorden.
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Far, far more efficient flying from A to B. Can still hover.
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The Hover, pictured above, is a relatively slick entrant to the field.
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Until then, you can purchase your very own Hover Camera for $499.95.
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From there, hover over the URL, then click on the gear image.
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Some people hover over the toilet, which seems like a decent solution.
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Ceramic or porcelain dolls tend to hover around the $10 price mark.
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These products include action figures, board games, hover boards, and gaming tech.
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Trump's approval rating, however, continues to hover in the 40-percent range.
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The unemployment rate and jobless claims number hover near half century lows.
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Mike had invited me to drop the kids off — not to hover.
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Deficits would hover around 5 percent through the end of the decade.
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You can hover your mouse over the different options to preview them.
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As for the prototype I rode, it's an impressive hover... er, rideable.
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The buttons appear on desktops when users hover over the "Like" button.
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Aquatic plants hug the surface on the water, dragonflies hover and dance.
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Angelic creatures hover, capable of firing laser-like barrages every few seconds.
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The streaming... Most award show performances hover around the three minute mark.
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For all the good will awaiting these maestros, some big questions hover.
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The weight was too much; we could barely hover at 10 feet.
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The rectangle seemed to hover, as its light permeated the room, barely.
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If you hover over this pop-up you can find more options.
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I can often hover above myself in my imagination, monitoring my reactions.
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To reject it, hover below the suggestion and click the "Ignore" icon.
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The nighttime low temperature there will hover around 100 degrees each day.
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Rooms in February and March hover around $600 (60,523 points) a night.
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Check it out ... the dude doesn't just hover (which we've seen before).
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Meanwhile, more expensive store credit cards hover around 30% for all borrowers.
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They know what it feels like to hover between adulthood and childhood.
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Munroe thinks the official death toll from Dorian will hover around 300.
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The Fed currently forecasts that rates will hover around 2.4% this year.
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For the most part, however, both countries hover around the OECD average.
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In the San Francisco Bay Area, unemployment rates hover around 1300 percent.
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Mr. Hover said he likes younger acts, such as the Raveonettes, too.
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That's why I used to hover around and photograph the prison phones.
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A Nissan executive wrote to the team preparing for the committee meeting saying it was Ghosn's wish that Hover be recommended over TVS, two of the sources said, adding that this was enough to ensure Hover got the job.
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You could hover over that button and send the window to an iPad.
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The price of gold continued to hover near six-month lows on Monday.
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You just hover the spinner over your screen and let the swiping begin.
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They can't hover in place or stabilize in any way without pilot assistance.
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These entities hover around power centers no matter which party is in power.
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Hover: Pharah's jetpack allows her to stay aloft for short periods of time.
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Xu hasn't priced his brainchild, but said it will probably hover around $1,000.
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The figure will hover over the patch as God hovered over the waters.
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If you hover over the device, it will also display the IP address.
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That means it can hover over specific spots for long periods of time.
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I hover around the entrance for a while, but no one notices me.
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And the stuff that Larry Page is working on, the Kitty Hawk hover?
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The last bees and butterflies of the season hover over goldenrod and asters.
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She found an empty taxi hover and climbed inside, giving her grandmother's address.
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To start one, hover over a Slack message until the context menu appears.
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Satellites in low Earth orbit don't hover over the same patch of Earth.
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Big business, television news, labor, and banks hover in the 20s as well.
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The devices will hover overhead and lower the Chipotle edibles with a winch.
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You played on said gaming site in a car game called Hover Cart.
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The camera can hover at a set altitude or follow a particular subject.
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Hover is using Qualcomm's drone technology, while Foxconn will do the actual manufacturing.
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That said, the Hover Camera only flies for eight minutes on a battery.
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Then there's the matter of actually making the boards actually, you know, hover.
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Kloza expects oil prices to hover around $50 per barrel until next year.
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And the Pokémon all sort of hover over terrain, like brightly colored ghosts.
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But watch closely: The next 11 tweets all hover around that same number.
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Most robot vacuums hover somewhere in the 3-3.5 inch range for thickness.
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The Hover Camera, battery and charger fit neatly into a small protective case.
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Let go of the Hover Camera and it'll just float in the air.
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As we helicopter and hover as parents, we are more involved than ever.
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It can also merely hover as cargo is moved, even over open water.
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Worst part of the whole debacle: The so-called hoverboards don't actually hover.
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Surveillance blimps hover over Palmyra itself; IS is said to be 15km away.
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Other Windows 10 laptops with similar specs hover around the same price tag.
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Hoverboards don't hover, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission says they do combust.
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From the game library, hover over the game you want to update. 2.
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The temperature is expected to hover around that point through Wednesday, he said.
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Each of the categories have cute little animations when you hover over them.
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Barring a total collapse in the pitching staff, Tampa will probably hover around .
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Economists expect inflation will hover around its target because of labor market tightness.
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In Texas, car insurance costs tends to hover around the US national average.
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Today, they hover near the state average, despite living amid much more poverty.
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On Baseball LOS ANGELES — Two events of extraordinary importance hover over Kenley Jansen.
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Here, red lips part and tongues hover over cocks like ice cream cones.
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You can also hover the cursor over a job to find more information.
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I think I hover above mine, frustrated with it as often as not.
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Hover over the message or file you want to be reminded about. 2.
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The first will go up about 10 feet and hover for 30 seconds.
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The growth rate continued to hover at the weakest in nearly three decades.
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You can hover your cursor over the text to see the suggested edit.
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There will be blood, and a documentary crew that will hover around it.
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High temperatures continue to hover in the mid-60s to near 70 degrees.
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Major indexes continue to hover around record territory despite all the geopolitical turmoil.
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Temperatures hover in fairly steady fashion in the upper 40s to mid-50s.
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There are no video previews when you hover your cursor over the thumbnail.
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The comparative discord in Hong Kong always seemed to hover over the preparations.
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The clouds hover in a specific way, and the night is particularly dark.
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The goal is to get the ball to hover higher than your opponent's.
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The prices at this store — as at many others — hover between obscene and ridiculous.
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Average inflation could hover around 11% in 103 due to expected utility tariffs' adjustments.
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Substance abuse and alcoholism is rife; life expectancy rates hover around the early 50s.
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But a more realistic vole tally is likely to hover in the 170 range.
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Wing's drones hover over the delivery site and lower the package on a rope.
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The local currency will hover around 3,700 against the dollar in the coming days.
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Then hover over the trash can, and press CONTROL and click your mouse simultaneously.
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The dollar regained some ground to hover above 107 yen in Asia on Monday.
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That's in the same ballpark as the prequels, which hover around the 60% mark.
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And you don't have to hover over the cooker while it's preparing your food.
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Most prices hover around $40, though some hopeful sellers are aiming for three-digits.
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Grain prices continue to hover at multi-year lows in the U.S. and worldwide.
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As long as crude values hover above $70 a barrel, the price looks cheaper.
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This is why adolescent boys hover on the edge of battles in South Sudan.
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It can swim, fly with incredible agility, navigate obstacles, and hover using its wings.
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In our home, temperatures typically hover around 80 degrees with all radiator valves shut.
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SpaceX just posted video of its Dragon 2 spacecraft testing its ability to hover.
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The drones will hover in the air and deliver their cargo using a winch.
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Organizers estimated that the number of arrests today would hover around 225. Wow. pic.twitter.
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Thrusters allow them to move in all directions, and even hover like a helicopter.
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In another, the black insects hover over black ground, beneath a red-streaked sky.
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In contrast, the U.S. has foreign exchange reserves that hover at roughly $120 billion.
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Hover over the charts for details: Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
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The Hover Camera — which people will inevitably call a drone, anyway — is relatively small.
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Hover, which looks almost like a router when folded up, will be super lightweight.
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Corn fell to hover close to a one-week low while wheat also retreated.
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VIX, continued to hover around all-time record lows at the end of 2017.
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The U.S. central bank wants to see inflation hover around the 2 percent mark.
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Average annual percentage rates on credit cards hover around 17 percent today, Rossman said.
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Already the sun is bearing down, and the constant scourge of mosquitoes hover expectantly.
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Japan's Nikkei eked out a small gain to hover around a 21-year peak.
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Also questions about a lot of new items, like drones, hover boards, selfie sticks.
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We hover around the pan, stirring now and then, and adding cups of water.
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Then hope that Mother Nature cooperates with temperatures that hover near or below freezing.
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The hover and fuss of the scientists exaggerates the abiding stillness of the bodies.
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His approval in right-leaning Rasmussen Reports polling can hover closer to 50 percent.
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Instead, Mr. Trump raised helicopter offspring: adult children who hover, dote and praise unstintingly.
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Temperatures will hover around 224 for your morning commute and most of Hump Day.
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Double tap yourself and the square turns green, which means Hover has locked on.
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Hover can also be flown manually via on-screen joysticks in its mobile app.
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Alternatively, you can right-click and hover your mouse over the "Send to" option.
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She continues to hover above the party like some giant pterodactyl of Christmas Past.
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I saw overloaded helicopters hover and crash, with people coming out bloodied, badly injured.
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For mumps, researchers believe the threshold should hover around 92 percent to prevent outbreaks.
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Note when you hover over a data point, the name of the shoe appears.
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You can also hover the cursor over a job title to find more information.
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Guests eat in shifts, sitting down at long tables while those waiting hover behind.
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Rents in the area hover around $55 per square foot a year, brokers say.
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Zebra sharks and black-tipped reef sharks hover overhead, as if floating in midair.
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For one person, it is important to note, those fees hover around €100,000 ($112,000).
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After Putin's 17 years in power, his domestic approval ratings hover above 80 percent.
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Games rapidly drop in price, but accessories tend to hover steadily at their MSRP.
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To do that, hover the cursor over the person's name in your inbox list.
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But Leo, bright-eyed, would tiptoe into our room and hover by the bed.
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Publicly available estimates for 23 National Day overseas travel hover just under 2324 million.
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A Japanese start-up is making a hover backpack to augment one's jumping ability.
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Such speedy living (and the ability to hover) also affects how they detect motion.
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Mark Hover, a retiree in Moreno Valley, attends more than 100 concerts a year.
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Three boats hover above the bird forms, gliding through the emptiness of the paper.
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Also new in XD is enhanced support for component states, which make it easier for designers to create consistent user interfaces, hover triggers that invoke actions when you hover over an item in your design and new tools for building basic prototype interactions.
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Details: Jadali discovered the following browser extensions feeding data to the broker: Hover Zoom, SpeakIt!
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Fascinating to peruse in detail, they seem to hover between actual reality and virtual reality.
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Otherwise the Hover Camera Passport is largely the same flying camera I saw in April.
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As a result, it would be "unrealistic" to expect Mueller to hover over his team.
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That means it could hover over the same place for long time, dumping rain relentlessly.
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Corn also hit a session low but quickly recovered its losses to hover around unchanged.
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The new hover process can move balloons in a matter of weeks instead of months.
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These "tails," an assortment of stepped balconies, seem to hover provocatively over the horizontal base.
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By mid-December, daily highs hover around 23 degrees on average, with lows around zero.
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Hover over or touch each circle for details, and click on one to zoom in.
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Aren't women taught to hover in anticipation over the question: What did I do wrong?
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That means they essentially "hover" over the same patch of the Earth at all times.
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The most essential ability combo in Pharah's playbook is the Jump Jet/Hover Jet pairing.
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When I took my hands off the controls, the drone would simply hover in place.
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Hover your mouse over "File," and then click "Offline Mode" in the menu that appears.
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Back in November, SpaceX completed a hover test with Crew Dragon and its SuperDraco engines.
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Yeah. Instead of a boat, essentially, they're going to hover over a body of water?
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Two years after launching the original Hover, Zero Zero Robotics has returned for the sequel.
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Hover your mouse over an app and click "edit settings", indicated by the pencil icon.
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Hover on each line for information and use the buttons to sort by deal size.
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The aim is to increase hover efficiency from 60 percent to at least 75 percent.
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Prices range from $14.99-$59.99, but most hover around $24.99, which really can't be beat.
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But regardless, you have to respect the creators of a hover backpack for dreaming big.
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Go to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and hover over the Products menu at the top.
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The Hover 2 offers fully autonomous flying, and launches on Kickstarter today starting at $399.
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Growth is expected to hover around that rate in each quarter through to end-50.
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Average age of members tended to hover between the high twenties and the early thirties.
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Instead, they decided the aircraft would hover and lower its package to the ground—somehow.
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As the storm continues to move north, more of the system will hover over land.
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Just hover your mouse over the inbox tab on the left side of the screen.
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The Aussie dollar AUD=D3 rose 0.3% to hover near the day's high at $0.7031.
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Comparable rates now hover around 5.2 percent and have broadly remained unchanged since mid-2016.
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After that, the CBO predicts growth will hover between 22029 and 1.8 percent through 2029.
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To prepare for that, version 1.2 now features new keyboard events and mouse hover support.
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We might hover on the edge of a group rather than moving into the middle.
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Rough ride If you bought a hover board from Amazon, you can get a refund.
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These include hover in place, face and body recognition and following, and 360 pano recording.
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Swollen paw 20153 stitches I'm officially done with iWalk slash hover board 😦 💔 pic.twitter.
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Push the earth away as you slowly start to hover your belly towards the ground.
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I try and hover and let people see me take a random picture or two.
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Either way, the ProPilot is the hover-chair of the future we've been waiting for.
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Swollen paw 6 stitches I'm officially done with iWalk slash hover board 😦 💔 pic.twitter.
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Not so in the Tacoma, where used vehicle prices hover feverishly close to sticker prices.
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The test was meant to set the stage for a bigger "hop-and-hover" launch.
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Snapchat advertisements tend to hover around the same $0.02 to $0.05 range, this exec said.
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I thought I'd take off, hover around my house, maybe snap some photos or videos.
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For reference, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 each hover around 80 million sold worldwide.
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Growth is expected to hover around that rate in each quarter through to end-2020.
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If I just hover over the old Like button, I've got a range of options.
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Hover your cursor in the middle of the screen — various viewing options will appear. 4.
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From the website homepage, hover over your name/avatar in the upper right-hand corner.
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His pitches hover at about the league average; he dominates with savvy, control and cussedness.
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But when you're able to hover and fly, all those obstacles kind of go away.
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The strong data helped the U.S. dollar hover around its highest level since June 19.
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Compared to my Inspire's bulky suitcase-sized case, Hover is a dream to carry around.
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You've heard of helicopter parents, who hover anxiously near their children and monitor their accomplishments.
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There are white puffs floating in the air here; they hover high above my house.
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Today, three large dormitories hover over the field behind the area where home plate was.
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On the next page, hover your cursor over "Change Password," and below it click "Change."
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However, overall prices charged continued to hover in deflationary territory for a fifth consecutive month.
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On the walls, the Holy Grail glows, demonic angels hover, women radiate saintliness or lust.
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Rooms with a view of the ocean hover around $1,000 a night in the winter.
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The protests posed little threat to Mr. Putin, whose approval ratings hover above 80 percent.
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When you hover over the Disney box, fireworks go off behind the iconic Disney castle.
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In Hamanaka's works, the shapes hover between coming into sharper focus and fading from view.
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When you notice this, the fields of paint seem to jiggle loose, and to hover.
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If your friend has a Hover Racer, you can go head-to-head in dogfights.
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The hover test comes months after Dragon 2's first flight test in May 2015.
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If you want to change the default setting, hover over the paused bar and click.
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The first quarter was tepid, and projections for the current quarter hover around 2.8 percent.
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But the foreground is jittery, full of unpredictable, glassy tones that briefly hover, then disappear.
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The snow will mix with sleet late in the morning, as temperatures hover near freezing.
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They display the plates' temperatures, which fluctuate endlessly but typically hover around 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Called the Segway Drift W1s, they sorta look like what would happen if you took a hoverboard (as in the trendy 2016 hoverboard-that-doesn't-actually-hover "hover"board, not Marty McFly's hoverboard), split it in two and plopped one half under each foot.
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The Hover Camera Passport that I've been playing with for the last day feels solidly built.
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They looked dumb, annoyed pedestrians, and they didn't even hover—they just rolled around on wheels.
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"Down in my burrow I never get bored, Riding on my hover board," reads his website.
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This Wednesday, Venus joins her dance partner, Mars, in Aquarius, where she'll hover until January 3.
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Where ranchers were last year receiving $2.50 per pound of beef, prices now hover around $1.10.
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The average age of confirmed diagnosis continues to hover around four-and-a-half-years-old.
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Hawk moths are the epitome of stability as they hover above flowers to feed on nectar.
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The result is that satellites basically hover over the same patch of Earth at all times.
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First launch yourself into the air, then apply the hover jets sparingly to extend your airtime.
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That title currently belongs to Shanghai's maglev train, which uses magnets to hover above the rails.
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"We do not hover," said Diego Sanchez, director of advocacy, policy, and partnerships at PFLAG National.
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Or would your stiletto hover, as if by magic, over a tiny hole its exact size?
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There has certainly been no spurt in the growth rate, which continues to hover around 3%.
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Use the slider to view fires for a single year; hover for details of each fire.
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Filter the list by sector and company market capitalization, and hover over the dots for details.
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Without significant reform, the World Bank reckons it will hover around 1.8% in the coming years.
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Xiaomi also launched a smart washing machine, induction cooker, e-skate hover, digital translator and pens.
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Watching it gracefully hover is even creepier than when the singer makes a low-altitude flyby.
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Hover Cameras can take selfies or other aerial videos, which users could later share on Snapchat.
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Plainly apparent but unobtrusive, the work's 80 units hover somewhere between built forms and natural phenomena.
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For example, you could hover over a drawing and press a button to erase an area.
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Zero Zero Robotics is planning to launch its new selfie drone, the Hover Camera, this year.
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I guess because there are a lot of specters that kind of hover over the exhibition.
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The Phantom 24 will start, rise up and hover patiently about five feet off the ground.
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Just hover over the message, click the smiley face, and search for the proper emoji: 11.
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Hover on the chart below to see the odds change during the course of the year.
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The Hover Camera is also unlike drones in that it truly hovers after powering it on.
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Whereas Ballengée's creatures hover between life and death, Pinar Yoldas's creations flit between reality and artifice.
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Matt Busigin is the CIO of Hover Networks and a portfolio manager at New River Investments.
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Inflation and unemployment hover around 10%; so, as a proportion of GDP, does the budget deficit.
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Meanwhile, news of a successful economy seems to hover irrelevantly above the heads of most voters.
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Why did the drone hover about looking stunned for a second, before falling to the side?
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Currently, Facebook is surviving its scandals, but storm clouds still hover above it, waiting to burst.
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Chris Christie and his record-low approval ratings hover mightily over the contest to replace him.
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Temperatures will hover in the mid-230s, with here-and-there drizzles in the evening. Meh.
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Eventually, Pilch got the frame rate to hover between 13 and 27 frames per second. Good?
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Learning techniques by fucking up until something like comprehension begins to hover around your conscious mind.
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"I think the remnants of disappointment still kind of hover deep down within," Cecil told me.
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But Christie and his record-low approval ratings hover mightily over the contest to replace him.
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Click on "Image" at the top menu bar then hover your cursor over "Image Rotation."3.
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Still, throw on a jacket this morning — it should hover around 22010 for the a.m. commute.
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During these glittering occasions, Mr. Prigozhin made sure to hover nearby, sometimes even clearing empty plates.
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Hover on the edge of the glowing waste pool, where used-up nuclear fuel is kept.
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And what about air conditioning, in a city where summer temperatures regularly hover around 100 Fahrenheit?
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By morning's end, we could see up to an inch as temperatures hover just above freezing.
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Lyft expects this figure to hover around the same level for the rest of the year.
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U.S. 30-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS HOVER ABOVE RECORD LOW IN EARLY U.S. TRADING, LAST AT 1.909%
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The question will therefore hover over the party's leadership contest, which starts in earnest in September.
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Yet he seemed to hover over us, with shoulders spread like the wings of a falcon.
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Tubman begins to glow a "pale spectral green" and together they hover above the Delaware River.
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Hover over your current circular photo with your cursor until you see a "Change" option appear.
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Hover your cursor over the cover and click the "..." icon, or right-click on the cover.
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Certain people can actually hover and move gracefully across the floor without having to touch it.
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They always are: Male models, for runway purposes, tend to hover in the teens and 20s.
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Prices had pulled back slightly in later trade to hover around $1,334.48 by lunchtime in London.
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Hover over the "Following" button at the top of the page and select "Unfollow this page."
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As the inflated characters hover their way downtown, the supervisors are fed information from the anemometers.
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Independent estimates for the rate of increase hover in the 3 percent to 4 percent range.
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Its spectral hair is handsomely thinned, and its sockless, loafered feet hover just above the floor.
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This comes as output in the United States production continues to hover around record high levels.
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Now Alibaba and its biggest Chinese rival, Tencent Holdings, have valuations that hover around $400 billion.
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He is talking, caught midsentence while the painter seems to hover above, as do we, tantalized.
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Folds up into into the size of a paperback Flying the Hover Camera Passport is pretty easy.
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While racism and immigration hover around the Alvarezes, both the joyous and the average do as well.
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In December, Mizuho Bank predicted the dollar/ringgit to hover at 4.30-4.7 in the same period.
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But they have also left Trump with dismal nationwide approval ratings that hover between 38% and 44%.
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After all, the scientists can't hover over every single person and watch what they eat for decades.
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They had recovered slightly by lunchtime trade to hover around 5.5 percent lower than Friday's closing price.
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Quotations from the designers hover above them, recalling the difficult balance between corporate work and design freedom.
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They hover around a wooden backed chair, which angles away from the viewer, and its unseen occupant.
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As stocks hover near the highs of the year, however, not everyone is buying into the rally.
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Members of the Lilium team cheered and hugged each other as the maiden 'hover' went to plan.
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You can hover over the Denmark graphic to pull up the same info for any other country.
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To add a reaction, just hover over the Like button and see your default options of six.
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Hover the camera over the code and you should be taken straight to the music in question.
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Dobby, like the Hover Camera and DJI Mavic, uses computer vision software to identify and track you.
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Gold prices are going to hover around $218.16,990.18.16-$2990.24,20.08 for the next couple of days, analysts said.
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But it does indeed hover, that's confirmed, and that this point we'll take what we can get.
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Matching videos are laid out thumbnail-style, and you can hover over them to see instant previews.
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Compared with Reagan, Mr Trump is not at all popular: his overall approval ratings hover around 40%.
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Fabiani predicted production is likely to hover between 700,000 and one million bpd in the short term.
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They have the power to make the decision whether they're going to hover and talk to you.
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Shares in Colombia rose 0.2%, while those in Argentina jumped 3% to hover near all-time highs.
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Weighing just 238 grams, Hover is small enough that owners won't have to register with federal regulators.
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Have it hover steadily at any height for still shots, or go ham with flips and tricks.
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Temperatures hover around the mid-2000s, and it rains, on average, two out of every three days.
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I hadn't ridden a hoverboard — the increasingly popular self-balancing rideable that definitely doesn't hover — before today.
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Hover over the map for details on the more than 300 metro areas tracked by the BLS.
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There is also the difficulty of finding places for drones to land or hover outside apartment windows.
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The drones will hover in the air and deliver their cargo using a winch, according to Bloomberg.
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This diagram shows the use of a multi-touch, hover-sensing panel similar to a laptop's trackpad.
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The currency later recovered to hover at the $503 handle by the afternoon session of Asian trade.
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Dallas may be insufferable in the summer, but in winter, temperatures hover between 45 and 65 degrees.
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When you hover over a pricing option with the arrow, the cost of "both parts" is displayed.
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Then suddenly, just as the rocket has decelerated to a hover, we see a bouquet of fire.
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He'd probably rotor do nothing else, and for us, it was just a great story to hover.
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MQ and I played a round of "hover frisbee" where we threw the drone back and forth.
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The ZBoard 2 and the soon-to-be-released Inboard M1 hover in the same price range.
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Still, stocks continue to hover around record levels, helped by a strong first-quarter corporate earnings season.
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Hover on the interactive chart below to see the odds change during the course of the year.
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The $13 tat is quite attractive when you consider many shops' minimums hover between $50 and $213.
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Britain's is another: temperatures in July hover around 15°C and bursts of rain are not uncommon.
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For this year, Alex da Corte has created an enormous balloon that will hover over the fair.
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If Democrats Joe Biden or Pete Buttigieg are elected, the index could hover around 2,700, he said.
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Burnham's subject is the way kids today hover over themselves, documenting life even as they're living it.
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You should see the cursor turn into a four-sided arrow when you hover over the video.
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No boss will hover over me to meet deadlines — that's purely up to my discretion and motivation.
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Vacancy rates hover at about 4 percent, compared with about 15 percent for the rest of downtown.
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Up top, astronauts Christina Koch and Andrew Morgan hover, with cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov on the far right.
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That being said, most hair dryers hover around 1,875 watts, so this is a good ballpark number.
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Pencils hover, playing cards orbit, and water glasses tremble from the intent and concentrated gaze of girls.
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Gordhan said this year's growth rates would hover around 0.9 percent, compared to initial predictions 1.7 percent.
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You can watch a video showing how the Red Dragon would hover onto the Martian surface here.
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Firming wages support views that inflation will hover around the Fed's 2.0 percent target for a while.
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Yesterday, SpaceX released a video showing a successful hover test of its human-rated spacecraft, Crew Dragon.
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Another feature Herrlinger was keen to show me was something Apple is calling Hover Text, on macOS.
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Texas remains the death penalty capital of the US even as executions nationwide hover at historic lows.
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Rapid winds carry this over to the nightside, where relatively cooler temperatures hover around 2,240 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"The summer was immense," she reads, and one woman's bright, storied history seems to hover before us.
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After a chance of morning showers, the sun will be out and temperatures will hover around 20.
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Gold prices continue to hover near $1,500 an ounce, OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley wrote in a note.
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You needn't hover as the meat smokes, but you should check on it about every 1423 minutes.
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While mortgage rates now hover around record lows, they are seeing some pushback to go much lower.
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Sometimes it responded quickly, but often the drone failed to recognize the gestures and continued to hover.
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Hover your cursor over "Open With" in the pop-up menu to see your current default viewer.
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That used to hover around 57 to 58 cents, the range where Citigroup and JPMorgan are now.
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The pastas are under $30 and dinner mains like rabbit, pork chops, and branzino hover around $40.
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"I'm expecting the market to hover here for a little bit, a little bit nervous," he said.
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If general patterns hold, national turnout in this year's midterms will hover around 40% of registered voters.
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He covers areas of the images he doesn't like with heavily penciled shapes that hover or encroach.
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That comes as jobless claims hover around generational lows and the unemployment rate is at 4.1 percent.
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Hover over the circles for details, and click on a state below to highlight a state's delegation.
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You can hover the S Pen over a piece of text and translate it on the fly.
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Recently the CPSC recalled the Samsung Note 28503, IKEA dressers, and hover-boards due to dangerous defects.
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A: No. Until recently I lived on a farm an hour outside the city by hover car.
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Temperatures will hover around freezing today and tomorrow, and we may see some flurries on both days.
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And on Wednesday, Trump indicated that the final total of troops may hover between 10,000 and 23,000.
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More recent numbers for the total yield for black truffles hover around just 40 tons per year.
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You can spot them by their online behavior — they tend to hover over the final call-to-action button that will take them to the checkout page, choosing instead to leave their cart full and click and hover around nearby tabs while trying to decide what to do.
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Hover over a message and tap the emoji button to add a Reaction Hover over a message and tap the emoji button to add a Reaction Reaction counter Reaction counter TechCrunch reader Hoan Do sent us a tip that Facebook Messenger is showing some users a Reactions option.
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Will drones like the Mavic Pro kill the Hover Camera Passport before it even gets to impress people?
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The stratollites "surf" the high-altitude winds in order to hover continuously over one patch of the planet.
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When you hover your hand above the camera, the phone displays controls at the top of the screen.
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At the bottom of the move, your chest will hover an inch or two above the bench edge.
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You can hover your mouse over the link, without clicking, to see if there is a real address.
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Instead of hitting the colors in a sequence, Simon Air requires you to hover over the flashing lights.
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Since that announcement, Infineon's shares have gained more than 10 percent and hover around a 15-year high.
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For most of the year, temperatures hover around the low-to-mid 70s and rainfall is virtually nonexistent.
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China's yuan dipped 210.10 percent to hover around four-month lows and Chinese mainland stocks fell 210.54 percent.
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Something mesmerizing happens: The cream appears to hover over the surface of the coffee, just for a moment.
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Across the coast, clouds hover in the middle of the hills, making the hills look like they're floating.
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She's a young woman (the share of both millennials and women who identify as Republican hover around 35%).
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS HOVER NEAR SESSION LOWS AS WALL STREET OPENS LOWER, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.4746%
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The blimps hover at a height of roughly 150 feet and can cover an area 4 kilometers wide.
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Polling shows Americans' trust in the government continues to hover at near-historical low of roughly 20 percent.
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The firm had expected 2019 to hover around 2% and the ensuing two years to be around 1.5%.
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The NAS estimated that the total life cycle cost of just 650 satellites would hover around $300 billion.
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Just hover over the promotion link and you have the option to add both items to your cart.
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The beehive-esque "Uber Hover" concept by Humphreys & Partners could easily pass for an Ewok village on Endor.
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Project Wing will use self-guided hybrids that can fly like a plane or hover like a helicopter.
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The dollar followed, to hover at 96.356 against a basket of currencies, down from a peak of 97.693.
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There's nothing more to it than that: just hover and pepper the Aussie with rockets until he's toast.
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It'll hover there for a period of time before using its engine to land back on the ground.
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Just hover over whatever you want to reposition and (on a PlayStation 4 controller) press the X button.
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J.G. Ballard deals with that very high state of consciousness, where you almost hover in a dream state.
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On Thursday, oil and gas producer Energy XXI followed suit as oil prices hover around $40 per barrel.
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If it continues to hover in the low 28503s, though, that will likely be detrimental to GOP incumbents.
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Fitch expects its margin to hover in a narrow range of 5.7%-173% over the next three years.
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Barness said if the S&P does get close to 2,400, it could hover there for a while.
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MQ also demoed the "360 Pano" mode, where the Hover Camera spins 360 degrees while hovering in place.
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As you hover on that link and are filled with a deep feeling of shame, listen to it.
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Instead, the lasting impression was of a world in which cameras can hover around you without your knowledge.
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His two mates, played by Austin Stowell and the ferociously underrated Tim Blake Nelson, hover in the background.
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Listings pop up on the screen and hover over apartment buildings we can also see from the window.
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The jet-powered hover-board used by French inventor Franky Zapata to cross the English Channel to Dover.
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And within it are the three questions that hover over every episode of season three: Who are we?
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Tall and long-limbed, she seemed to hover above the bar like a tilde above a Spanish ñ.
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The average price of its products hover around $50 and its customer base skews towards an older demographic.
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Today, we're talking about the bird, so the answer to "A crane might hover over one" is NEST.
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On the login page, hover over your avatar but don't press the Select button on the controller.2.
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Hover the cursor over your name in the upper-left corner of the screen and click "Account settings."
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The averages for all of those countries hover in the 20-25 Mbps range, according to the report.
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Many private analysts expect core consumer inflation to hover around 1 percent for the rest of this year.
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The ElectraFlyer is a single-person hybrid electric multi-copter used as a hover or personal flying device.
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Inflation then will hover around 2.5 to 3.0 percent at least until the end of 2020, he said.
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A subset of the already present Zoom functionality, Hover Text sort of reminds me of tooltips in Windows.
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Hover comes with stabilization (both electronic and through a one-directional physical gimbal) – which helps steady the footage.
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Q. You manage to get hummingbirds to voluntarily put their heads in masks while they hover and feed.
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They're converting a greater proportion of their sugar energy into mechanical power to hover than our smallest hummingbirds.
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Prospects for much lower rates is the principal reason the stock market continues to hover near record highs.
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Recurring figures in triplets hover in the pianos, while a sighing, spare melody floats above in bare octaves.
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I wondered whether the monotony would eventually drive this replacement Bruce, to hover, immobile, near his transparent rocks.
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In the distance — beyond a canopy of jacaranda and poinciana — the towers of Brisbane hover in the haze.
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Annual sales now hover around the $100 million mark, split evenly among Asia, Europe and the United States.
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Wintertime is also the best time of year to live in Mexico because temperatures hover around 80°F.
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Iraqi troops have been spooked by the ISIS drones, which sometimes hover in swarms of three to five.
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The number varies across the country, but on average child care costs hover somewhere around $230,220 per year.
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Once you line everything up, animations hover around your real-world Moon that are timed to the music.
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Around the corner, others hover at a cart with cups of sweet hot milk and slices of cake.
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In many other ways, the ghosts of Weimar hover behind the right's growing embrace of friend/enemy politics.
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That's higher than the typical utilization for health-tech programs, which often hover around 3% to 5% utilization.
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This time with an egg-shaped "transportation pod" that's part electric wheelchair and part WALL-E hover-chair.
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Three of its four walls are made of glass, and a cantilevered roof seems to hover in space.
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These scenes of gray-area marital rape are filmed in ways that hover queasily between pornography and horror.
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In the city, temperatures will hover in the mid-30s; that's a little below average for early December.
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Hover your cursor over a desktop to see the programs and tabs currently open in that window. 4.
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Giant turtles with prices scrawled on their bellies flap in expiration as the sun rises and flies hover.
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Then they hover for most of the night in fairly steady fashion in the 20s throughout the region.
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The voices hover and slip past one another, find peace and then tumble into more eddies of perplexity.
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The questions don't so much hover over Stephen Adly Guirgis's play as yank at it with gale force.
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With his lanky frame and sweeping arm gestures, Mr. Dausgaard often seemed almost to hover over the players.
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To get the ball to hover higher in the tube, you have to lower your brain wave activity.
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That's been disappointing for many in the state, particularly those who hover just above the cutoff for Medicaid.
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When your levels hover around there, you might experience symptoms such as muscle weakness, bone pain, and fractures.
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Firming wages support the view that inflation will hover around the Fed's 2.0 percent target for a while.
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In "Zen Master" Whitten's dense field of brushstrokes created heads and bodies that hover between legibility and illegibility.
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Xiaomi says that the Mi Drone's vision positioning can hover at low altitudes (below 2999m) even without satellite signals.
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For "Voiceover," parrot-like automated storytellers would hover over sites that could range from memorials to ordinary street corners.
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Revenues for the auction house typically hover around the billion-dollar mark; in 2016, the number was $805.3 million.
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The average reduction will hover in the double-digit range, but some products will be reduced a full 20%.
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Sure enough, thirty minutes later he was keeled over in his seat begging me to go down and hover.
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Use Jump/Hover Jets to slip past the enemy, then hammer them with Barrage when no one is looking.
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The maximize to desktop widget places a pop-up button over the maximize button when you hover over it.
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The markets responded favorably, sending its share price up 19 percent in after-hours trading to hover around $6.
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NASCAR's marathon races can last upwards of four hours, F1 and IndyCar hover in the 1–2-hour range.
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Ornate foam towers, like petrified church spires or imploded rockets, rise from the floor and hover from the ceiling.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS HOVER AT 5-WEEK LOWS IN EARLY U.S. TRADING ON WORRIES OVER U.S.-CHINA TRADE TALKS
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A cheaper, smaller unit would compete with gadgets like the Hover Camera, Dobby, and other so called "selfie" drones.
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At $399 for early-bird pledgers, the Hover 2 is priced around the same as the handheld DJI Spark.
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Hover rates were 27 percent higher on impressions that were blocked, such as high brand-safety risk or fraud.
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Aziz let me use his hover board before dinner but after champagne Really easy but be careful of antiques!
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Once installed, it stays in the background, waiting for you to hover your cursor over the green maximize button.
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Youngest stars are shown in blue toward the middle, while the oldest stars, colored red, hover around the outskirts.
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Much like the more expensive DJI drones, the Hover also lets you use hand gestures to snap photos anytime.
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Average rents hover around $1,700 [$1,267 USD] a month for a two-bedroom apartment, and vacancy rates are low.
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Meanwhile, you've been able to buy the Hover Camera, a very tiny gesture-controlled camera drone, since last year.
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U.S. job growth rebounded strongly in June, helping the U.S. dollar hover around its highest level since June 236.
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Drones are cheaper, can hover over beaches constantly, and have already been tested in some parts of the country.
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Aziz let me use his hover board before dinner but after champagne Really easy but be careful of antiques!
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That's because the Hendo Hoverboard floats using "hover engines" that use arrays of fast-spinning magnets to generate lift.
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Hover over the News Feed link on the left, click the cog icon that appears, then choose Edit Preferences.
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Hover over the drop-down menu by each person to see the option to add them to a list.
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Europe's STOXX 600 managed, barely, to hover flat as gains in telecoms and industrials helped offset the China strain.
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His ratings now hover in the low-20s and he is battling to keep his reform agenda on track.
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Although it's not getting too far off the ground, Furze's hoverbike does legitimately hover for short periods of time.
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Now that it can hover over the shoulder of every single Allo conversation, it's going to get so smart.
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The 10-year was yielding 2.35 percent late Monday, and some strategists believe it will hover in that area.
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That's pretty short, but the Hover Camera will come with four batteries for up to 30 minutes of flying.
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The second is the Translate feature, which lets you hover over a word and translate it into another language.
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We know you're tired of having to hover around your office mates just to aim for the wall socket.
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Part of the reason is that Raman's focus wavers and several characters hover on the periphery of the story.
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You tap once to have it hover over your floor, rotate with a finger and tap again to place.
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The newest towers, many of which hover ominously above graceful old villas, are nothing but giant walls of glass.
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Our turnover rate is 4%, and that is considered low in the tech industry, where rates hover around 14%.
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SpaceX tried to launch, hover, and land a small steel rocket ship called Starhopper on Wednesday in South Texas.
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The average global temperature would climb less than 33 degree Celsius and hover around 16 degrees for another week.
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Single-family starts hover slightly higher than a year ago but remain 19 percent below their 25-year average.
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Goldman Sachs expects the South American currency to hover around 3.8000 against the greenback over the next three months.
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Nor does the piece of paper hover over our political leaders as a bulwark against government control run amok.
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At a high level, Hover Text strikes me as very much the spirit animal of my beloved Dynamic Type.
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It affects people of all stripes, which is why Ms. Bornstein and Mr. Defoe hover near the action throughout.
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"It feels a little bit like a prepackaged imagination," said Erin Hover, a former creative director of Teen Vogue.
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During meals, she said he would hover over her to tell her what, exactly, she should eat, she said.
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From those sounds he created expansive, meditative tracks that hover between the physical and the metaphysical. Kranky. Sept. 28.
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Spaceships zoom over soaring buildings with thatched tops; a hover train zips over a market with hanging woven baskets.
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Since his approval ratings hover around 80 percent, that puts him on course to be in office until 22024.
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His jaw takes on the shape of a baseball, and heavy forehead lines hover over a thick, furrowed brow.
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The whole village is built on a foundation of black rock, and colorful buildings hover over the small marina.
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With full cursor support, you can expect your cursor to change when you hover over a link, for instance.
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Chess podcasts hover atop the download charts in Norway, and trams are full of people playing on their phones.
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Capricorn (December 22-January 19): Your planet ruler, Saturn, will hover over your presence for the next thirty days.
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Hover your cursor over the attachment that you want to download, and click on the downward-pointing arrow icon.
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Playing alongside the hard-working Andre Silva, Ronaldo was allowed to hover menacingly on the periphery of the action.
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Family problems with drinking hover at or near 35 percent across all adult age groups, according to the survey.
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Family problems with drinking hover at or near 2900 percent across all adult age groups, according to the survey.
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Hover the cursor over the "Birth Date" or "Birth Year" section and select the people icon next to "Edit."
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In the three counties Senator Kennedy visited, poverty rates for children younger than 19663 still hover around 50 percent.
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Since all of us, as the girls understand it, hover precariously and constantly on the brink of potential fatness.
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Kuwaiti oil minister Essam al-Marzouq forecast Brent would hover between $50 and $55 until the end of 2017.
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Hover over hyperlinks (without clicking on them) inside emails to see whether they direct you to suspicious web pages.
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Hover over your cover photo and select "Update Cover Photo" in the top left corner of the picture.3.
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Frank: Surely there&aposs some kind of legal problem with calling it a hoverboard when it doesn&apost hover!
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A newly-released video shows SpaceX's Dragon 1003 — also known as Crew Dragon — performing a "hover test" on Nov.
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Zomato is also reported to be finalizing a fresh fundraise, thought to hover in the region of $550 million.
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IGF's capitalization remains solid for the rating category and leverage levels continue to hover near management's target of 7x.
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In most gins, the number of botanicals tends to stay in the single figures, or to hover just above.
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Drones will then fly in from four distribution centers, hover over health posts and drop deliveries using tiny parachutes.
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On the toolbar under your cover photo, hover over "More" and then click "Likes" from the dropdown menu.3.
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But the question that will hover over it will be how long does it take to repair the facility?
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It ends with the woman leaning back on one of the man's hands so that she seems to hover.
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The questions don't so much hover over "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" as yank at it with gale force.
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Temperatures will hover in the 40s today and the 27s by week's end, when we're (finally!) expecting snow sprinkles.
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Kaepernick had not played a down since the end of 2016, yet he continued to hover over the league.
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The benchmark S&P 500 continued to hover within a percent of the all-time high reached last Thursday.
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To make a frictionless system, the pods carrying cargo (humans or goods) must hover in a vacuum-sealed tube.
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Those companies will have products coming in at multiple price points, but the best stuff will probably hover around $500.
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Seeing Bitmoji hover around App Store No. 1 for years convinced them there were greater riches in the avatar space.
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It recently acquired Zero Robotics, a Chinese maker of the Hover selfie drone, for between $150 million and $200 million.
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Yet while approval ratings for Congress hover around 10 percent, 19 out of every 20 members were reelected in 2014.
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At that altitude a satellite takes a day to travel around the planet, seeming to hover in the same place.
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Use the app and hover over the photo to unlock it and watch your pic essentially "move" via augmented reality.
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While O'Day mentioned that she touches her clients, other healers prefer to simply hover their hands over their clients' bodies.
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Video playback is smooth, and games like Overwatch hover around 43 frames per second in 703p when set to High.
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But the team hopes to soon be able to steer the laser so that RoboFly can hover and fly around.
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Find your first Amazon purchaseLog into Amazon, hover over the Your Account button at the top, then pick Your Orders.
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Moody's notes that investor protection, as measured through the strength of bond covenants, continues to hover around its weakest levels.
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Over a dozen colleges have banned the two-wheel devices (that don't actually hover), with the latest being Georgetown University.
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La Reina de Carnaval and el Rey Momo, the celebration's queen and king, hover over the parades on intricate floats.
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Hover time is regulated by a power gauge that appears next to the crosshairs whenever the jetpack are in use.
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Probably not, Lay says, because they still hover in a strange place in the boundary between human and non-human.
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I had to cancel all of my plans to hover near the toilet, presumably for the rest of my life.
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In the movie, garbage trucks humming through Sunset Park hover just above the ground, and bikes operate on LED wheels.
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I typically only hover around 1,000, but it causes me stress and it's not helping me do my best work.
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Sure, falcons can fly faster and hummingbirds can hover, but pigeons have the ability to move almost like a helicopter.
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It can't hover, but Chung suggested that hovering isn't really necessary if the robot knows how to perch or cling.
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It just seems a little sketchy to me because how many people are going to know to hover over it?
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The eight tracks that precede it have healthy listening figures, while the ten that succeed it hover around 20m streams.
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The bonds were bid as low as 95.050 in January this year, but now hover around 101.725, according to Tradeweb.
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You can hover over the dots to see the number of companies with more than $50 million in startup funding.
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The Hover is made of lightweight carbon fiber so you can safely grab it in mid-air without getting hurt.
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For example, if you put points into your pilots jump jets, letting you hover longer, all Javelins reap that benefit.
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Alongside $20 salads and $10 pre-packaged sandwiches, coffee drinks that inexplicably hover in the $7 range have become commonplace.
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The helicopter continued to hover, which, less than two months after 9/11, struck me as more menacing than protective.
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The build comes as net long positions in benchmark European and U.S. diesel futures hover near an all-time high.
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By using a quad-wing flapping system, this odd little bot can flit, hover, and land like a fruit fly.
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Our hoverboards don't hover and occasionally burst into flames, and when we finally got self-lacing sneakers, they cost $720.
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Her rocket-assisted jump boost and hover allow her to stay out of Reaper's range while raining fire on him.
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The hover test was the latest in a long line of tests for certifying the Dragon 2 to transport humans.
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Unfortunately, you can't just ride it anywhere — but the system does actually allow riders to truly hover off the ground.
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The health-care sector has added 303,000 jobs over the past year, while unemployment continues to hover near historic lows.
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The set up also allowed drones to hover at a reasonable distance from the birds they set out to observe.
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I was nowhere near pulling off a low hover, a move that looks simple but requires extraordinary coordination and concentration.
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For example, when you hover your cursor over Honduras on the map, you'll find the story of Ana Mirian Romero.
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This is, after all, the visionary who introduced the world to the hover-board well before that fad caught on.
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Hot dogs, hamburgers, jelly beans, and popsicles hover everywhere in this remote archipelago, and each one plays its own sound.
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While the Hover Camera doesn't have advanced obstacle avoidance, its computer vision is intelligent enough to not run into things.
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To solve this problem China-based Zero Zero Robotics has raised $25M to build Hover, a small self-flying drone.
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Hover is their first drone, but expect to see its self-flying capabilities replicated in future products from the company.
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Videos start playing the second you hover over them; start scrolling again, and they'll pause while you find something new.
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It's a harmless name until boards that actually hover off the ground become a viable and widespread consumer technology product.
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Very simply, here's how it works: The hover engine generates a magnetic field that creates electrical currents in the surface.
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Median forecasts for the pound against the euro predict it will hover around the 88 pence mark well into 2018.
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Data on wind turbines are harder to come by, but current estimates hover at about 300,000 bird fatalities a year.
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"Growth is likely to hover around the economy's potential growth rate," the bank said in a quarterly monetary policy report.
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This drone doesn't just hover, it's capable of covertly perching itself on a vertical wall, just like a fly does.
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Series composers Adrian Younge and A Tribe Called Quest's Ali Shaheed Muhammed let Nina Simone's vocals hover over their score.
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If CPI will be at 1.5 percent next year, as it is predicted, then real rates will hover around zero.
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General Electric's stock continues to hover near the $13 level, battered for months and with no signs of relief coming.
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As much as things have changed since my book's release, suburban politics still hover in the middle of the spectrum.
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The balloons cost less, can be rapidly deployed, and can hover over a specific location for days, weeks, or months.
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In each case, loved ones may hover around and tender their support, but, in the end, it's up to you.
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Interest rates now hover just slightly higher than one year ago, but many borrowers have already refinanced at low rates.
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Hover your mouse in the center of the playing video and click on the Settings icon, which resembles a gear.
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Musk tweeted last week that Starhopper was supposed to lift off, hover, traverse sideways, and then land during this test.
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When it works — and you have to be close enough — a crystal suddenly appears to hover around the dancer's body.
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The only thing that seems certain is that uncertainty will hover over businesses here and across Europe for some time.
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It wavered and nearly tipped, but the tallest among us righted it and we let it hover there, admiring it.
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The video previews, which you see when you hover over a thumbnail before clicking it, will also be higher quality.
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While Michigan's economy has recovered substantially since the economic crisis, its unemployment level has continued to hover above national averages.
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Even without hover-sleds and flying cars, the Los Angeles megalopolis is in the midst of a transformation in mobility.
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I see myself in a space helmet, riding a hover-car and heading to mars for my third intergalactic exhibition.
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Hover on the other hand was perfect to fly inside my small New York apartment or outside on the sidewalk.
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There was no sound, [it was] pitch black, glowing a bit—nothing could just hover as steady as that was.
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Simply put, VTOL is an aircraft that can hover, take off and land vertically, which would also describe a helicopter.
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Mr. Forcade urged him to rent a helicopter and hover over the Sex Pistols' bus during a snowstorm in Dallas.
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In her sculptures, elements — some found, others formed by the artist's hand — huddle together or appear to hover in space.
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And independents leaning right, who may have voted for Mr. Trump in 2016, hover around 10 percent of the electorate.
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And after 200-plus years, the questions still hover: how far will people go to hold on to their fear?
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Here's what else is happening: A drippy week ahead — highs will hover in the 2000s, but things will stay wet.
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The Microsoft headset fits over the surgeon's head and displays transparent images that hover in the surgeon's field of vision.
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Hover the cursor over their name above the message, then click on the little downward facing arrow that appears.4.
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Both novels are lush and poetic; both nod to the West's bloody history, yet hover vaguely, and gorgeously, above it.
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However, analysts remain bullish on demand for new homes as mortgage rates hover around historical lows and job market improves.
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The ANH has previously said investment in the first development phase for the two blocs will hover around $100 million.
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It doesn&apost get discounted often and when it has, prices hover around $465, so this is a noteworthy deal.
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GOES-16 and GOES-17 hover above Earth, providing a stream of high-resolution and infrared imagery every five minutes.
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She plays tolling chords and hesitantly phrased melodies on the piano, while the words hover at the edge of intelligibility.
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Most songs hover between 95 and 105 beats per minute, something more than a slog but less than a gallop.
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Mostly cloudy skies stick around Tuesday night, with shower chances rising again toward morning as temperatures hover in the 50s.
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Local lore has always told that strange lights hover over this area and that strange creatures roam the wilderness here.
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The single-seat Flyer, which can hover between 3 and 10 feet above the ground, is meant for recreational use.
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" For Amazon app subscriptions, hover over "Accounts & Lists" and click on "Your Android Apps & Devices," and then select "Your Subscriptions.
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ET, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond also lost 5 basis points to hover at 2.984 percent.
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Then the teacher will hover, and occasionally stop a student in between snips to show them different forms and techniques.
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Storefronts are a particular interest: Off-center mannequins hover behind glass, and stock advertisements in barbershops appear through security grilles.
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He's grown accustomed to the "wobble now and then in his peripheral vision" as they continue to hover around him.
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If the crown prince wants Aramco to hover around $2 trillion, those investors will be wary of dumping the stock.
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The pieces make for absorbing reading, in large part because other children—the watchful student reporters—hover over every sentence.
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It doesn&apost get discounted often and when it does, prices hover around $23, so this is a noteworthy deal.
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For the Israeli public, this means that the clouds of war hover over — but haven't darkened — the Independence Day celebration.
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For example, a police officer may tell a drone "follow me" or "hover" to record video at a traffic stop.
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You'd then be able to interact with the objects "above" the display through hover gestures enabled by Leia's partnership with Synaptics.
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Analysts say the market will likely hover around 3,000 points for some time to consolidate gains in the past few weeks.
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You watch for the cursor to change when you hover it over a point of interest, then click to do... something.
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It adds neon pink ears to your head, a little heart to your nose, and whiskers that hover above your cheeks.
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This widget lets you set ground speed, altitude, or simply command the helicopter to take off and settle into a hover.
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If your only hesitation is that you might look stupid riding it, remember: there are people out there on hover boards.
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The U.S. budget deficit last year came in at $779 billion and is projected to hover around $900 billion this year.
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YouTube sensation and inventor Colin Furze showed off his hoverbike last year, which does legitimately hover for short periods of time.
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There's always been a murky, ambient funk pulsing through their fat, rubbery basslines, but here they hover beneath Greenspan's fragile croon.
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Hover or tap on the chart to compare 20193 and 22019; other years, from 22019 onward, are shown in light gray.
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Hover or tap on the chart to compare 2012 and 2019; other years, from 1979 onward, are shown in light gray.
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Expect things to hover around $5,000-$10,000 as the folks begin thinking long and hard about why they're in the space.
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As the name suggests, the HOVR shoes are supposed to provide a "zero-gravity feel" or "hover" effect while you're running.
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Click on the Albums tab, hover the cursor over the album you want to download and click on the "down" arrow.
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Average earnings for many Corinthian programs, which offered certificates in programs like medical assisting and criminal justice, often hover around $20,000.
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Easy, once one had noticed the target slurping cheap ramen at a street-level establishment, to hover outside until he left.
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Priced from $75 for Derek Lam top to $2,600 for a Miu Miu coat, most pieces hover around $200 to $400.
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In the Tello, it's supposed to help the drone hover in one place more consistently, or land in an outstretched palm.
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Segway just announced a hoverboard-with-a-seat hybrid about a week ago, so the needless hover-gadgetry is already increasing.
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Average condoms tend to hover between 60 and 70 microns, although "ultra-thin" ones can get down to just 20 microns.
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You may have seen some people obsessively check their watch or hover around weight machines while they wait to use them.
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Spanish banks are struggling to lift earnings from loans, as interest rates hover at historic lows and increasing competition erodes margins.
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People we rarely, if ever, schedule social events with offline nonetheless hover perceptively in the margins of our online social networks.
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Shape got the low-down on the hover from urologist Matthew Karlovsky, MD.Related: 80 Percent Of People Pee In The ShowerDr.
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In it, a large 33D "A" appears from a green pyramid, small white consonants hover around it, then all goes black.
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The wind chill will push the temperature down to about 4 by dawn, when the mercury will hover in the midteens.
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The AFCs would hover at about 45,000 feet (13,700 meters) and be restocked and resupplied by "shuttles or smaller airships." bit.
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In addition to normal touch gestures, iOS could detect when you hover your finger over the screen to trigger some actions.
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Just hover your cursor over the GIF window or tap/click it to see these "then and now" sequences in motion.
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Though the cost is steep, Hover Camera at least has a cool design and looks really sweet floating in the air.
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Average airfare to the Bay Area ranges from the mid- to high-$300s, while hotels hover right around $300 a night.
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Zero Zero Robotics has so far raised a total of $25 million dollars in investor funding to produce the Hover Camera.
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Hover will ship this summer, and stay tuned for a closer look once we get our hands on a demo unit.
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Intricate pink structures stand out amid contortions of vegetable-green ones; dark-striped fish flit among them and turtles hover above.
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At a certain point, just to show you how cool the ISS is, space droids hover around using their own propulsion.
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This week, Google co-founder Larry Page unveiled his plans for a Kitty Hawk Flyer that can hover above the water.
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Nothing. Tensions rise as the judges hover over grids of the teens, peering closely to see whose faces are the hottest.
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Limited to business partners, celebrities, and certain members of the media, they hover over the show floor like an alternate event.
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The balloons generally hover around 55,000-70,000 feet in the air, which is too high to see with a naked eye.
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They hover above litter-ridden cities in Japanese artist Masakatsu Sashie's realist paintings, which tackle the maddening detritus we live with.
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By the time of his death, it was twenty per cent, where it would roughly hover for the next seven decades.
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Trump's national approval rating, meanwhile, continues to hover around 40%, which poses an additional challenge for GOP candidates running this year.
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While his approval ratings hover in the low 40s, Trump is enormously popular with House GOP lawmakers and the conservative base.
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As we made our way through the fall 2016 fashion shows this past February and March, Mongiardino's presence seemed to hover.
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Spanish banks are struggling to lift earnings from loans as interest rates hover at historic lows and increasing competition erodes margins.
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While his approval ratings hover in the low 85033s, Trump is enormously popular with House GOP lawmakers and the conservative base.
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Current Vaporfly models have 1.4 inch-thick soles, whereas midsoles of other racing shoes generally hover around 1 inch, Burns noted.
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According to the independent pollster Levada Center, his approval ratings routinely hover around 80%, a figure any US president would envy.
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That is, until 2007's Crackdown came around and offering a colorful, bustling city to jump and boost and hover through.
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The R0 of the new coronavirus so far seems to hover around 2 to 2.5, according to the World Health Organization.
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Current politics hover over the movie, even though the people in it are reluctant to talk about their beliefs and affiliations.
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Hawkins, however, seems content to hover on its surface, a decision that, depending on your viewpoint, feels either cowardly or humane.
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Less research has been done on the heritability of binge-eating disorder, but current estimates hover at 21 to 2800 percent.
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Amazon Studios is changing its release parameters to a more flexible model; Disney +, AT&T, and Apple hover on the horizon.
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Virus-laced droplets can hover in still indoor air for up to two hours after someone infected has coughed or sneezed.
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My corner room was 320 square feet, which felt very large in a city where most hover around 250 square feet.
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The book's most resonant chords hover at a frequency detected in the balance of Avedon's austere minimalism and Baldwin's mournful jeremiad.
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I loved the way volleys of skittish lines would hover on the divide between vibrant jazz riffs and stern pointillist strands.
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The skies will clear this morning, but a cold breeze is blowing and the temperature will drop and hover around freezing.
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For this entire workweek, temperatures hover near normal levels with highs in the 240s while we see little or no precipitation.
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A brand new week of paid vacation for every federal employee who'd like to hover around while you cast your ballot?
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When the drop-down menu appears, hover over "Insert Cells," then click "Shift right" or "Shift down" depending on your preference.
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The Astros' cheating scandal will hover over the sport for some time, particularly when Houston and the Yankees face off again.
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But you can also hover your hand above your phone when your alarm goes off, and it will quiet the alarm.
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There, satellites match the orbit of the planet and appear to hover over the same patch of sky at all times.
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To delete a single message, Hover over the message you wish to delete and three dots will appear next to it.
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Pilots use foot pedals to adjust this motion, allowing the aircraft to "yaw" left and right while, say, in a hover.
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Hover over the station that you want to delete and click the "More" button, which is represented by three dots.4.
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You guide the knight using the joystick while tapping the button lets you fly, hover, or glide down to the ground.
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In South Carolina, Trump's ratings outpace his national marks, which currently hover around 25.9% approval, with 49% approving and 47% disapproving.
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Hover over the calendar you want to unshare and then click on the three vertical dots to the right of it.
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For most of the year, temperatures hover around the low to mid 70s F and rainfall is pretty much non-existent.
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The Realtors' housing affordability index recently fell to the lowest level since 2008, even as mortgage rates hover near record lows.
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Ellen Ilconich, who lives in Marlton, N.J., had a gull hover over her sandwich and pluck out the deli meat inside.
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Ellen Ilconich, who lives in Marlton, N.J., had a gull hover over her sandwich and pluck out the deli meat inside.
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CreditCreditDavid Maurice Smith for The New York Times PART I A faint aura of destiny seems to hover over Teouma Bay.
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By the numbers: Oil prices have dropped and stabilized since the historic jump last week to hover around $60 a barrel.
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Its acclaimed design shades its galleries under a vast dome that appears to hover over the waters of the Persian Gulf.
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The tee shirt cannon crew was on point, hover-boarding about the court in Leprechaun get-ups to House of Pain.
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Individual pieces hover around $220 to $242, and you can expect a vibe that's feminine and pretty but with an edge.
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Alt-text is coded within the HTML displaying a graphic—it is not visible to users unless they hover over the image.
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Turkey has an estimated 47 million smartphone users, though iOS penetration in the country is estimated to hover around just 16 percent.
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To get the point across, Facebook sent a drone to hover onstage behind Zuckerberg mid-keynote, broadcasting the audience onto the screen.
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And Capital Economics predicts gross domestic product growth to hover around 2 percent in the coming years, lower than most analysts' expectations.
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In order to see the exact number of followers McCain has, you'll have to hover over his "followers" tab on the site.
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In June, Rocket Internet listed larger furniture site Home24 and, despite a recent drop, its shares still hover above the issue price.
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For takeoff and landing, the blades are parallel to the ground, so the machine can get airborne without a runway and hover.
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Spot gold could hover above support at $1,264 an ounce or bounce towards resistance at $1,284, said Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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To use the map, simply hover over a region to get the scoop and a link to UK.gov's foreign travel advice database.
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The federal funds rate, which affects the cost of mortgages, credit cards and other borrowing, will now hover between 1.5% and 1.75%.
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Vanessa starts crying, and Jessica shifts to hover over her, her little voice repeating, "You okay, you fine," until her crying stops.
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You can also hover over individual ads to block, "snooze" — make them disappear for a set amount of time — or save them.
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Every so often, he stopped to hover over one of seven students seated at desks in the front half of the room.
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There is reason to worry, then, when the IMF says that regional growth will hover below 4% for the next few years.
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Firefox requires manual autofill for text boxes, meaning you have to at least hover over a text box before it's filled in.
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That's how the Jetsons ended up in their swanky hover-recliners and brightly colored space cars: because an environmental apocalypse killed billions.
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When you launch indoors and hover the drone a few feet from you, the sound is more like a loud desk fan.
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Most of the strange shapes hover along a graveyard on the bottom; three float like balloons on a string near the top.
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The females stay near to the ground, emitting faint flashes of light undetectable to humans, while the males hover several feet ahead.
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What's more, some Moon dust is so conductive "that it can electrostatically hover above the lunar surface," according to the patent description.
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The breakeven dropped to around $2053 a barrel in 2016 and is expected to hover at around $50 a barrel next year.
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The Hover 3993 camera is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and ZeroZero says it's four times more powerful than its predecessor.
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To read messages, recipients have to hover over them using the mouse; on mobile, they have to drag across with their finger.
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Sometimes I would hover my hand near the ear piece (the infrared sensors are right next to it) and nothing would happen.
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That show is probably the realest portrayal of the black experience as you hover around the poverty line—and sometimes below it.
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His home region wasn't known for getting snow—temperatures in Chakdaha hover around 80 degrees Fahrenheit in January—but Ghosh got creative.
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But Proxy is gearing up to build an entire Bluetooth identity layer for the world that could invisibly hover around its users.
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These rates are being charged even though invoices can be used as collateral and default rates hover at around 1% per year.
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Salvini's comments make a government collapse look highly unlikely, but some clouds still hover over both the coalition and the League leader.
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It feels soft around the head, and can either rest lightly on the bridge of your nose or hover just above it.
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Interest rates, which affect the cost of borrowing for credit cards and mortgages, are now set to hover between 2% and 2.25%.
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Brent crude was off more than 23 percent at Europe's close, trading at $44.25, while U.S. crude fell to hover around $41.80.
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There are evacuation orders in many counties and cities, including Victoria, near where the eye of the storm may hover for days.
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The Downtown Alliance, which supports moving the statue, said the countless tourists that hover near it make the area difficult to navigate.
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Tuesday's test-firing was meant to set the stage for Starhopper's first big "hop and hover" launch, which was scheduled for Wednesday.
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Those discounts also hover around the 14 to 15 percent range, at $469 for a refurbed 38mm and $509 for the 42mm.
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Ethereal and dramatic, they hover in space, transforming as the viewer moves from side to side, in and out, up and down.
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Dresses, tops, and skirts on the site hover around $150 to $300, while the brand's iconic basket bags go for around $350.
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As he was whisked from an elementary school to a tech conference to a wedding, he appeared to hover above the frenzy.
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His rhymes take unanticipated turns, and he loves to hover over the same syllable, dropping it over and over from different angles.
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Prices and availability: Varies You can take your drone-flying experience to the next level with Skyrocket's Sky Viper Hover Racer drones.
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But its severity will also depend on whether it passes over the Bahamas' northernmost islands or continues to hover over warm water.
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Arizona, Montana, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida all have groups of first-time voters that hover around or higher than five percent.
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" Moreover, they would "hover or stay stationary on the radar for a short time and depart at high velocities and turn rates.
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Part of Hover being more flying camera than drone means it comes packed with some technology to help it take cool pictures.
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After taking the doors off the chopper, they braved icy wind to hover over the fjord at the mouth of the glacier.
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Open the Steam application on your Mac or PC and hover your mouse over your username at the top of the screen.
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The move is "characteristic" of Erica Dawson's poetry: She is devoted to filling in the cultural blanks that hover around such phrases.
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Our phones ring more often, with updates from our mayor, Noam Bramson, and news helicopters hover above for most of the day.
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As murder rates hover at historic lows, the Police Department is looking to emerging technologies like phenotyping to help solve old cases.
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Trump on Friday said that he wants to be able to sign the bill, which will hover around $1 trillion, by Monday.
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Like the art of Norman Rockwell and Maxfield Parrish, Wood's best works hover between art and illustration, but more irresistibly and seamlessly.
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By the end, the stakes seem trivial, even though families and livelihoods are in play and big ideas hover in the background.
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"Thoughts of death hover throughout 'Blackstar,'" Jon Pareles wrote in his review in The New York Times of David Bowie's final album.
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The only thing he didn't do was stand up and hover over her, as he did with Hillary Clinton in the debates.
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The R0 of the new coronavirus, so far, seems to hover between 2 and 2.5, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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JASMINE LEE They're a good example of a higher level of interactivity because you hover over the maps to see more information.
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When I noticed these signs, I'd take a few breaths and try to hover above the situation rather than star in it.
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Open your Discord account and hover over the message to click on the three dots that appear in the upper-right corner.
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He directs with a dry, Buñuelian touch, savoring small absurdities and letting the larger themes hover in the soft Orange County air.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend... Tomorrow (Tuesday): Scattered showers probably linger tomorrow morning as temperatures hover in the 40s.
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We try to feature a variety of price points, but the reader is correct that they hover at and above $1 million.
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On the basis of current futures prices for oil, headline inflation is likely to hover around current levels in the coming months.
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" For managing Kindle books subscriptions, hover over "Accounts & Lists," click "Your Kindle Unlimited" and, under "Manage Membership," select "Cancel Kindle Unlimited Membership.
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Despite Brent crude falling over 24.09 percent, prices continued to hover around $22017 at Europe's close, a level not seen since 22.5.
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The federal funds rate, which controls the cost of mortgages, credit cards and other borrowing, will now hover between 1.75% and 2%.
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And Boeing's Aurora Passenger Air Vehicle (PAV) became one of the first electric prototypes to successfully achieve autonomous hover flight in January.
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While the cloud of uncertainty continues to hover, investors are giong to think what other types of sanctions the U.S. could impose.
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Hover your mouse over the "Games" tab in the menu bar, and select "Free to Play" in the dropdown menu that opens.
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While the Met Police didn't have figures for how many people were found guilty, current rape conviction rates hover around 5.7 percent.
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The hover command— where the drone moves to a certain position and stays there — is described as especially useful for police officers.
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Median salaries in the computer and technology information industry hover around $80,000, and jobs projected to grow faster than average through 21.
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Median salaries in the computer and technology information industry hover around $80,000, and jobs projected to grow faster than average through 2024.
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One day, this could result in something that looks a bit like a saucer, which could hover silently or zip through the air.
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The share price fell more than 16 percent when the awful earnings were announced, bringing the share price down to hover around $12.65.
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The Wing drones (unmanned aerial systems) will hover above a designated delivery area and lower the burritos in their packaging to the ground.
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A drone, or quadcopter as it's technically called, typically has four propellers to generate enough thrust to let it hover in the air.
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On the other hand, the gun violence statistics do not include suicides by firearm, which usually hover around or above 20,000 per year.
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The Sept 4-5 leaders' meeting comes as clouds continue to hover over global growth prospects and worries about China's own slowing economy.
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The company's stock continues to hover around an all time low of $4.80 and since January has faced rumors of a potential sale.
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Most regions hover around 95 percent, which is optimal to provide herd immunity for those too young to be vaccinated or otherwise immunocompromised.
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Amazon's drone would hover nearby, equipped with sensors and a camera, to make sure that the package would land in the intended area.
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The boats hover inches above the water thanks to the same physics phenomenon that allowed the Hydroptere sailboat to set water speed records.
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The price has been creeping back up since then, and it continues to hover at around $14,000 as of Christmas Day, Dec. 25.
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Before the announcement, the market estimated a 28 percent chance of a June rate hike, but those odds now hover around 34 percent.
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It's a clock that using Flyte's signature mag-lev technology to hover a small metal ball over the wooden surface of the clock.
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To do this, go to your Netflix profile and hover your curser over your name in the top right corner of the screen.
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Spot gold may hover above support at $1,264 per ounce or bounce towards a resistance at $1,284, Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao said.
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His approval ratings hover around 2015%, a full 15 percentage points ahead of the next-most-popular contender, Ahn Hee-jung, another progressive.
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Most continents' success rates also hover around 50 percent, except for Europe, where only 33.3 percent have worked out for the coup plotters.
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Refinance volume is, however, nearly 12 percent higher than one year ago, as rates still hover below 4 percent, which is historically low.
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Inflation will hover around the Bank of England's 2 percent target across the same forecast horizon, potentially giving the bank room to act.
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Like the Sahara desert — where high temperatures average about 100 degrees in the summer, and lows hover right around freezing in the winter.
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Approval ratings for Morales, a fierce critic of capitalism and ally of embattled Venezuelan socialist leader Nicolas Maduro, hover at around 50 percent.
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Like Lily before it, the idea of the Hover camera is to focus on quick and easy photography, not the intricacies of flying.
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With the labor market being viewed as either at or near full employment, claims will likely hover around current levels for a while.
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The footage showed the drone launch and later hover above what appeared to be an aircraft carrier underway in a body of water.
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The U.S. Energy Information Service forecasts summer gas prices to hover around $2.76 per gallon, a 9-cent price decrease from summer 2018.
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When the image switched to 3D, the mantises struck, because the prey appeared to "come off the screen" and hover within their reach.
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The car company has said that it uses "magnetic levitation" and "liquid nitrogen cooled superconductors and permanent magnets" to achieve hover flight. 9.
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Zero Zero is best known for its Hover Camera Passport Drone, which uses facial recognition to take photos of users from the air.
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Performers in Bjöfors' contemporary take on the circus show dangle from yarn swings, hover on yarn trapezes, and play violin on yarn bows.
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To account for this, most too-broad-to-really-help retirement calculators hover around a life expectancy of 92 or 13 years old.
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I first wrote about this problem in a Go to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and hover over the Products menu at the top.
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Last year, the company generated about $9 billion in sales, and its profit margin tends to hover around 40 percent, according to sources.
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America's consumer-safety commission deemed that no brand of hoverboard (self-balancing scooters that don't actually hover) currently on the market is safe.
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Meanwhile, the agents' spaceship swoops out of nowhere to hover in front of the bus, and Valerian and Laureine effect a daring escape.
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It will hover at 320 kilometers above the terminator, the line demarcating night from day, while circling around the poles every 90 minutes.
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The Hover Camera is enclosed in a carbon fiber frame and has a 13-megapixel camera on the front that shoots 4K video.
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They may look similar to the Segway Drift e-Skates from last summer, but these hover shoes from Jetson are their own thing.
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A few boards that really do hover, employing magnets for the task, have been demonstrated—but these work only over appropriate metal surfaces.
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Free: iOS Power Hover places you on a hoverboard as you navigate a series of dizzying levels while completing challenges along the way.
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Zero Zero currently sells its "Hover Camera Passport Drone" exclusively at the Apple store for $500, per The Information, and denies merger talks.
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" However, if you hover your mouse over the "Open in Docs" button, you see that the associated link is "http://drive—google.com/luke.johnson.
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As the blood-soaked leader of this gas-rich Central Asian country is laid to rest, two questions hover over his hapless people.
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These are outrageous, extensively over-engineered and purpose-suited cars that produce 224,21 horsepower at speeds that hover around 200 miles per hour.
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The staff at the community home has to double-check that he does his chores and hover closely as he brushes his teeth.
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The game's answer is curiously the omniscient and ever-judgmental eye of Santa Claus: Robotic police hover the universe, punishing those who misbehave.
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Oil prices are likely to be more stable going forward, and gas prices should hover between $2.50 and $3.00 through 2019, DeHaan said.
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Faces of famous members of the cult hover on the right side of the screen while eerie chants play in tinny lo-fi.
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Nine, including Minneapolis, Atlanta, Miami, Philadelphia and Los Angeles, hover right around zero, meaning it is a toss-up between buy and rent.
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And now when you hover over threads, there are new buttons for archiving messages, deleting them, marking them as unread, or snoozing them.
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Last year's A9 launched for $400 $500, so the 10 will probably hover at a cool $100 above that price for 32GB model.
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Whole Foods shares continue to hover above the price Amazon plans to pay, a sure sign investors are betting on a sweeter bid.
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The second was a towering jump, some three feet off the ground, and then a hover in the air to head the goal.
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Helo-borne snipers can put precision fire down range regardless of whether or not the helicopter is in a stationary hover or moving.
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Meanwhile, due to the intense competition in the industry, truck driving wages have actually fallen relative to inflation, and now hover at $44,500.
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One such firm it invested in recently is Hover, which has developed an app and service specifically for residential contractors and construction firms.
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The majority said inflation will be close to target rate by the end of next year and hover around 3 percent in 2019.
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In my mind's eye, I see University Avenue in Palo Alto littered with Philz coffee cups, rogue boba pearls, and strewn hover boards.
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Wearing a white robe with gold trim, Hamza is seen at times smiling sheepishly as children hover in and out of the frame.
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Cramer could not hold back as he watch the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield sink lower on Thursday and hover around 2.9 percent.
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In the post, Bitmojis representing Spiegel proposing to Kerr hover in front of a photo of what is most likely her engagement ring.
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It would buy 10-year JGBs so that the yield would hover around zero percent while keeping a lid on short-term rates.
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The trial run, which took place Tuesday in Virginia, included takeoff, hover and landing, but the vehicle did not fly forward (USA Today).
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ITS Booster One Reddit user pointed out that the ITS booster can hover and asked if SpaceX ever planned to use that capability.
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I further admit that a $479 brewing machine/still early-bird kit is causing my finger to hover over the "pledge now" button.
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You need to continuously tap to hover or stay roughly in place — if you don't, gravity will get you and death explosions ensue.
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Hover over the wallpaper of your out of control desktop, two-finger tap the touchpad and select "Use Stacks" from the drop-down.
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You know you're in the right place for great outdoor shoes for kids when you hover over the "Kids" tab on Keen's website.
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When you hover over a piece of content, like Disney's "Frozen," a brief trailer will automatically play at the top of the screen.
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We expect the EBITDA margin to hover around 20% in the next few years, having edged down to 19.4% from 20.8% in 2015.
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For one, instead of gravity dragging water down to the roots, droplets instead hover and adhere to leaves as easily as to roots.
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