Tips for eating in sync with circadian rhythms So how do we eat in sync with our circadian rhythms?
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They haven't really been in sync for a while now.
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Okay, first let's just get our definitions in sync here.
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By their engagement, Glass confirms that they're totally in sync.
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It took a little while before they got in sync.
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This left me feeling completely in sync with the car.
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They were so beautiful and talented and perfectly in sync.
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That design didn't work to keep the headphones in sync.
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It was just clear, however, that we weren't in sync.
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They acted very in sync and comfortable with each other.
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Giuliani told CNN Thursday he and Trump are in sync.
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A chair and a CEO should ideally be in sync.
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This proposed policy is not in sync with societal norms.
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We'd do gym workouts together, grunting and complaining in sync.
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The economies are increasingly in sync, which is a positive.
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Mr. Chalamet's tearful reaction is in sync with the audience's.
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Her confidence rose in sync with her anger, she said.
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Are the nonverbal cues in sync with the words spoken?
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We repeat inching apart like a ballet of cars in sync.
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Petraeus' foreign policy positions haven't always been in sync with Trump's.
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She sang and did the choreo so in sync with them!!
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On the 25th, it's sensual Venus who's in sync with Jupiter.
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Their minds are in sync, they are on the same page.
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But could your heart be in sync with your canine companion?
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He&aposs really in sync with the offensive line right now.
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Its economic cycle was broadly in sync with America's until 2001.
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I usually am in sync, but maybe I was really wrong!
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While those ladies were in sync, Carey was far less lucky.
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Get in sync to stock up on the must-haves, ahead.
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Braids are very much in sync with my South American culture.
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Everything stays in sync between the public website and your calendar.
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The corridor flashes in sync with music, resulting in entrancing patterns.
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Now, conversations are automatically synchronized with iCloud and stay in sync.
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Behind me, my mother paddles in sync with me or rests.
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Cohn was not in sync with a number of Trump's policies.
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And even when the technologies are in sync, glitches can occur.
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However, payment policy is not yet in sync with testing technology.
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A reader's judgment may wobble in sync with the siblings' own.
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Where the two are in sync is on these talc cases.
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By 1943, form and content were in sync in his art.
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And now, the bond market is in sync with the Fed.
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Haley's office denies that she's not in sync with the president.
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We felt more in sync and at ease with one broker.
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The wireless audio just can't stay in sync with video at all.
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Vows Marissa Maier and Wes Lau are in sync on many things.
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"I love when makeup is in sync with the garments," she says.
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Barack Obama of Illinois and Biden often found their views in sync.
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These days the two often are not in sync with each other.
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You'll be achieving your financial goals in sync with your life goals.
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Weav Run – Music in sync with you from Weav Music on Vimeo.
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Ryan said lawmakers were working on dismantling Obamacare "in sync" with Trump.
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We can support one another without always having to be in sync.
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There was just something about the whole thing being perfectly in sync.
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Wieters and Gallardo appeared to be in sync most of the game.
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I think we could be way more in sync than we are.
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The Nervana headphones stimulate your Vagus Nerve in sync with the music.
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So we have to move carefully and in sync with each other.
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Here Mr Cohn is more in sync with Mr Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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The art exhibit plays three different videos on three screens in sync.
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That's useful as the brain and the gut aren't always in sync.
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But as a sign of the times, it's almost eerily in sync.
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But as a sign of the times, it's almost eerily in sync.
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We're incredibly in sync and talk two to five times a day.
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The rhythms of manager and player had never been quite in sync.
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It costs a lot to make sure everyone's records are in sync.
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So I was very much in sync with Broadway in that sense.
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Are they in sync from the White House to his Cabinet secretaries?
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It's so conceptual that it offers little for those not in sync.
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But his immigration views, in particular, are in sync with the president's.
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Our schedules, much like our relationship, are in sync with each other.
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They can be used in sync with an Alexa device for game night.
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"It's almost like we're in sync, like quantum entanglement," said Mr. Lau, 33.
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RIVERA: Then you and I are absolutely in sync as we usually are.
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I wan't expecting it at all, but our energies were so in sync.
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It's all just a big 6-10 guy getting your mechanics in sync.
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Colourful lights pulsed on the screen, in sync with the synthesizer's droning tones.
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What's troubling is how the overall tenor of coverage hasn't kept in sync.
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Music and movement are sometimes in sync, but mostly independent of each other.
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Mr. Tillerson tried, but he and Mr. Trump were clearly not in sync.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio cannot seem to get in sync.
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It's just a matter of having everything in sync at the right time.
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Now a new study underscores just how important being "in sync" can be.
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I was like 'Yo, they're right in sync and the form is correct.
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It's an intriguing concept, and one very much in sync with the times.
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The Miami Beach business community appears to be in sync with law enforcement.
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"Amazon was creatively in sync with what we wanted to do," Lieberman said.
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When a correlation is 100 percent that means two assets move in sync.
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They were well-known and broadly ideologically in sync with the congressional party.
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Some really bad things can happen if you're not in sync during that time.
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Central Valley city and county councils are not always in sync with the state.
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Night-shift workers can also benefit from eating in sync with their circadian rhythms.
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Gold has developed a strange habit of sliding in sync with the Chinese yuan.
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And of course, everything stays in sync between the different versions of the apps.
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I think you have to do it, have the emotions, and be in sync.
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Yet moments when the ensemble is in sync are some of the most energizing.
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Against that, Mr Ambani's bet is uniquely in sync with the current government's ambitions.
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This will be in sync with the satellites that provide all our modern positioning.
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Plants have an incredible knack for greening and flowering in sync with the seasons.
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This is not in sync with the near-normal monsoon forecast by the IMD.
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"Don't underestimate the power of clothing," says Hardy, in sync with a Powerpoint presentation.
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"He is in sync with society, not political parties," says one French tech boss.
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Cramer also said the jobs numbers are in sync with the stock market's rally.
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Google's presence has since expanded considerably — and almost in sync with the restaurant surge.
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Further developments include using it in an audiovisual capacity in sync with live music.
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Five cooks, working in sync, made two test versions of the chicken and sides.
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In "Gay Guerrilla," it's not about being in sync, necessarily, for most of it.
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Everything moved in sync with the music's highs and lows, reflecting its changing themes.
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I knocked again, hard, on the front door — at last we were in sync.
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The members of the network work in sync with each other, the report says.
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For a while, the mixing desk and the percussionists struggled to get in sync.
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By early 2019, Westenhofer felt they had produced sequences that finally felt in sync.
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Elizabeth Warren and President Donald Trump are in sync -- making hearing aids more affordable.
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The novel's ending clicks elegantly in sync with the beginning and holds a koan.
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And we leaned on the two-shot more when you and Joe are in sync.
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Chromecasts can now be used to play music in sync across multiple rooms and devices.
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"The stock market and the high-yield market almost always move in sync," he said.
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In a quick moment you get oriented and your phone is in sync with you.
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He says maintaining lung capacity isn't the biggest challenge; it's keeping his fingers in sync.
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Emily Blunt and John Krasinski were perfectly in sync on the red carpet this weekend.
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The inception of Grana seems perfectly in sync with what the people are demanding now.
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This incredible feat was possible because thousands of operations on the spacecraft worked in sync.
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As with most myths, the legend may not have been totally in sync with reality.
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Don't worry, though, Payne and his dog are in sync when it comes to singing.
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We wanted Wrestle Kingdom 12 to be more than just in sync with our desires.
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For a day, the two most important players on the Giants were again in sync.
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Certainly not, but it guarantees that the Supreme Court will be in sync with society.
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"Wild animals on an intact landscape move in sync with their needs," Dr. Kauffman said.
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In this game, it was the Nets who were the better, more in-sync squad.
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My wife has excellent taste and the majority of the time we are in sync.
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Chinese tech companies have found a variety of ways of moving in sync with Beijing.
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The flavors of the mushroom duxelle and the earthy Baron Bigod were completely in sync.
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The tassels guarding Mr. Peck's jaw line began to sway in sync with Tonka's tail.
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They asked SEC chair Mary Jo White to intervene to bring those rules in sync.
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Especially when your car is perfectly in sync with the changing of the traffic lights.
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And just defensively, I think we've got to get in sync a little bit more.
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On the issue of tax reform, Smith's position is more in sync with Republican leadership.
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Ideally, all of the clocks should be in sync and in the same time zone.
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Maley does see stocks and the high-yield market moving back in sync in eventually.
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I hovered, half-hypnotized, as it swayed back and forth in sync with the water.
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They could've stayed in sync with Trump's message that it's a new day in Washington.
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He kept insisting to Lee that their politics weren't exactly in sync with each other.
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On policy, Trump is basically aligned with Democrats, and congressional Republicans are in sync with industry.
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Reynolds and Fisher were so in sync, they even wore the same shoes in one scene.
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We were just, everybody was just so in sync and we were all in playoff mode.
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But if the dark matter halo is in a superfluid phase, the particles move in sync.
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This, obviously, causes problems when the desktop site and the mobile site are not in sync.
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One is this crazy power-slide where the cars all make a sharp turn in sync.
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Apple Music on tvOS will add lyrics that are in sync with the song currently playing.
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If they ever flexed in sync, the isometric pulse might knock out the entire electrical grid.
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What happens in your primitive brain is that you trust, you believe, because it's in sync.
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"I want all the senses to be in sync when you watch the video," she said.
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It was much louder now, and a tiny light strobed white in sync with the sound.
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The sound was so intense I remember my pants vibrating in sync with Phil Lesh's bass.
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In our session, we do all that in sync with the techno playlist he's put together.
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In the few places where it might seem to be in sync, the speech was dubbed.
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We had one take to make sure that we were completely in sync with each other.
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Screw it in, sync it to Apple's Home app and the thing is good to go.
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Thug and Quan are so in sync that their individual, complementary styles link the album seamlessly.
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This would put Sanders oddly in sync with Israel, where voting from behind bars is legal.
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Fans of "What Not to Wear" loved how Kelly and London appeared to be in sync.
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Each speaker has its own amp, and a wireless base station keeps the channels in sync.
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When we're not in sync, though, it's usually hard to pin down exactly what has shifted.
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If you want to keep your mailbox in sync across multiple devices, choose the IMAP method.
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Few news media operations seem as in sync with the political sensibilities of the Trump era.
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That puts Mr. Trump, oddly, in sync with a number of Chinese intellectuals and business types.
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And imagine a team of four or five projectionists working to keep the presentation in sync.
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And it isn't the first time this week that Harry and Meghan have dressed in sync.
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The songs are emotional, the lyrical content and the feel of the record works in sync.
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So, look, we want to have people in those seats that are in sync with us.
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The two normally reflect interest rate expectations and move in sync but, as this graphic reut.
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Dancers who sounded in sync from one vantage point could sound out of it from another.
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Piaget wanted to be in sync with fashion and with the creative circles of the time.
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"The body naturally cools down as bedtime approaches, in sync with the circadian rhythm," she said.
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He's a brilliant director of visuals, which puts him in sync with our incredibly visual culture.
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Copper cylinders dangled from the ceiling, blasting out clouds of smoke in sync with the music.
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Yet Pompeo's trip shows how in sync Trump and Pompeo are compared to Trump and Tillerson.
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On their own, each element is funny, but in sync, they elevate one another into hilarity.
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But as with language, meanings ebb, flow, and change in sync with the moving of our times.
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Dropbox became a darling company of the cloud computing startup wave by keeping users' files in sync.
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It's a Markdown editor with a library of texts that automatically stays in sync across your devices.
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But, I knew immediately upon meeting Charlie that we were going to be-- we were in sync.
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Of the three candidates, Cruz's delegates will be the most ideologically in sync with their candidate's policies.
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The duo was already in sync with their coordinating outfits, each wearing green top and blue jeans.
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"We're very in sync," says Seacrest, who calls their cross-country move an "adventure" they've both embraced.
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Or imagine they did NOT even plan this ahead of time and are just this in-sync.
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They never commit to a pocket, and they're rarely in sync and 'on' at the same time.
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And, of course, they ended the speech by doing the Wolverine growl, in sync with each other.
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This year, for the first time since the Great Recession, the world's leading economies grew in sync.
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Sometimes they're not exactly in sync but it's okay because it's just the way the game goes.
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To get the most out of her abilities, Orisa's teammates need to be nearby or in-sync.
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He's never been in sync with congressional Republicans intent on paring back social insurance programs like Medicare.
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When the nervous system of your gut is not in sync, you can have symptoms of IBS.
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The high-stakes missions indicate that Pompeo is more in sync with Trump that Tillerson ever was.
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The closer a correlation is to 20153, the more in sync two parts of the market are.
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Live chat replays will show up beside the video and play back in sync while you're watching.
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We are working on some other alternatives with President Trump so that we can be in sync.
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It seems that the news media and politicians are not in sync with what the people think.
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Japan's foreign minister said this week that Tokyo and Washington were "completely in sync" on North Korea.
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The best scenes in "Marnie" come when Mr. Muhly, in sync with Mr. Wright, takes creative chances.
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The extension enables everyone in a group to watch a show or movie on Netflix in sync.
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Courthouses aside, the governor has trouble keeping his deeds fully in sync with his words on ethics.
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And the human body works best when all of these clocks are in sync with each other.
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The game requires players to hit floor pads in sync with arrows to a relentless dance beat.
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Highlights: The classic Fosse language in the first part — the hats, gloves, the tableaus moving in sync.
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Fans raised their arms donned with LED wristbands that lit up in sync when the music pulsed.
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Periodically, they stomp their feet or clap, as though in sync with some song we can't hear.
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Maybe. Some context: For years, the real estate industry and lawmakers in Albany were remarkably in sync.
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But at times — like in that small, black square of despair, for example — we were in sync.
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And while that might make life on those worlds difficult, their calendars would always be in sync.
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The Skupski brothers, six years apart in age, wore matching outfits and seemed to move in sync.
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His barometer for what makes a player great has never been quite in sync with everyone else's.
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And you want them filled with people who are in sync with the policies at the company.
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However, viewers don't hear the former president's voice; instead, Obama's lips move in sync with Peele's voice.
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And for at least that moment, they were in sync, interlocking pieces playing off of one another.
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The pound also tends to perform in sync with stock markets, which were nursing losses on Thursday.
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Igor Shafarevich's political writings were at first in sync with the anti-Soviet sentiments of the intelligentsia.
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When sister and brother Maia and Alex Shibutani respond to a question, they are perfectly in sync.
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This house is from 1783, and that's fairly in sync with the start of our election system.
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If you can avoid duplication and have some of your apps working in sync then it's worth doing.
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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton kept their style slightly in sync for their first official joint appearance together.
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Rebalancing is the (theoretically) simple act of getting your investment portfolio back in sync with your asset allocation.
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LEVIN: But there&aposs a reason why the Democratic Party agenda and the media are so in sync?
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It creates a new folder on your local hard drive that remains in sync with your pCloud account.
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These folders will remain permanently in sync as long as you keep the app running on your computer.
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That seems like it would take even more training than dancing in sync, because it wouldn't come naturally.
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Cryptocurrency prices tend to be tightly correlated, so Monero's price has largely risen in sync with Bitcoin itself.
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When they're in sync, our body clock may act as a protective barrier against mental and physical illnesses.
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Because there's less friction between the spinner's components, the whole toy rotates in sync, not just the arms.
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The minutes showed Fed officials were in sync on how to unwind its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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While perfectly in sync on the dance floor, the pair admitted their workout regimens are not the same.
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Meanwhile, on the eve of the Fed decision on Wednesday, stocks did not trade in sync with Europe.
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However overheated, Trump's prediction was in sync with the dark fantasies of some of his most extreme boosters.
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However, Abrams has an "immigrant justice" stance that is more in sync with national Democratic sentiments on immigration.
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Haley's statement Tuesday evening suggested she was in sync with the administration's plans during her Sunday show appearances.
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Still, there were some shaky entrances, and moments when the musicians and Mr. Levine seemed not in sync.
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On Tuesday, Venus harmonizes with action planet Mars, putting your day job in sync with your dream job.
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Global economies were growing in sync with each other, and that boosted optimism and business and consumer confidence.
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We ventured that these changes happen in sync with the menstrual cycle — a hypothesis that we're currently testing.
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We're all moving in sync and that has everyone feeling good, not just here but across the globe.
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The "heartbeat bill" notwithstanding, DeWine is more in sync with Kasich's old-guard mainstream conservatism than Trump's populism.
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This time on set, director and actor were in sync: Instead of impersonating Almodóvar, Banderas should go small.
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The pound often tends to move in sync with riskier assets, given the country's large current account deficit.
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The money raised by the Democratic candidates was not completely in sync with their standings in the polls.
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ZIMMER I was really trying to be in sync with what Richard King was doing with sound effects.
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"It was quite easy to find just a massive pack of girls all running in sync," she said.
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"There's a level of camaraderie that is just unmatched when you're in sync with the rowers," he said.
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He and Vanhee-Cybulski meet a few times a season to make sure their ideas are in sync.
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"We're very in sync," says the Live host, who calls their cross-country move an "adventure" they've both embraced.
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Once you've both had turns as the leader, Wagner suggests trying to move in sync, with no designated leader.
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They're completely in sync (no boy band pun intended), trading off vocal lines while executing perfectly choreographed dance moves.
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The LEDs turn red or green in sync with the traffic lights, and are visible at day or night.
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The video, which was set to singer Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," is weirdly in sync with the 2012 hit.
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AirPlay 2 allows you to stream your music or podcasts in your home to different devices, all in-sync.
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She works closely with buyers and trend forecasters to keep Whole Foods' offerings in sync with what consumers want.
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Each emerges in their new looks and, as if in sync, half-skip, half-glide back onto the set.
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Scottish Labour is now broadly in sync with Mr Corbyn's national party, having previously tacked a more moderate course.
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But it will take work to ensure that Trump's comments are in sync with any outreach by the administration.
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The visuals have been generated in sync with the music, based on properties analyzed from the spectrum of sound.
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Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle may be hundreds of miles apart, but their style sense is completely in sync.
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I noticed that the furniture still looked at little flat, and not really in sync with the room lighting.
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To keep your brain on track, foster holistic growth, so that every part of your being is in sync.
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But they're not in sync with most Americans, according to a smart political analysis by The New York Times.
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These leap years – 2016 included – have an extra day in order to keep our clocks and calendars in sync.
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Businesses and households swim in the same economic soup and their outlooks — gloomy or bright — are usually in sync.
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The video features the Lenny Face dancing around in sync to the lyrics of "Booty Man" by Tim Wilson.
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But when the Knicks do use that formation, they are in sync with the direction the N.B.A. is taking.
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As a child, she recognized that her brain and body were not in sync with the world around her.
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It matures as she matures, an obvious but also puzzling symmetry: sibling, parent, origin, offspring, aging exactly in sync.
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But, he added, the wheels of government and the speed of venture capital do not always move in sync.
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The M.L.B. strikeout rate has risen in sync with the home run average in recent years, to record highs.
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"It's not, stare at it and stay in sync and then let the orchestra play whatever," Mr. Newman said.
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Pick three (personally I stick mostly to black, white and silver/gray) and try to keep everything in sync.
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Andrew Ellmaker's soft, beach-and-boardwalk images are perfectly in sync with Brooke and Will Blair's fully integrated score.
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In part 2500 how we operate, we are absolutely in sync with the FAA and the D.O.T. on regulation.
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"It's not a coincidence," White House counsel Donald McGahn said recently about selecting judges in sync with Trump priorities.
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And we're looking to have the seats filled at our church by people who are in sync with us.
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It would be a mistake to assume that the Democratic candidates for president are in sync on immigration issues.
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IN SYNC Around 9, Denise and I head to our respective studies to work for an hour or so.
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The more in-sync that we dance, the more it compliments the perfection of the technological elements around us.
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Doing anything in sync is just a party trick twins do instead of being genuinely interesting to talk to.
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The three sisters are electric in concert, throwing their entire bodies into their music while remaining almost freakishly in sync.
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While Obama and Biden argue behind closed doors, when they go out of the Oval Office, they are in sync.
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It barely uses any of your Switch's battery, and its no-lag audio makes sure that you're always in-sync.
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If no lyrics can be found, the screen will show abstract animations that move in sync with the music instead.
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Reserves and the bond assets are on opposite sides of the balance sheet and thus tend to move in sync.
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Mind Fuck Alert: Plants May Have MemoriesPlants have an incredible knack for greening and flowering in sync with the seasons.
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Banks have been lowering lending rates over the last year in sync with easing by the central bank of Uganda.
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What was really cool, though, is the fact that the iOS and my PS4 stayed in sync the whole time.
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The boost made the already-tight team more in sync than ever, and ready to take on the 2018 Olympics.
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SolarCity lowered its guidance in sync with the announcement this morning, blaming lower than expected demand for its solar technology.
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I felt utterly in sync, at one with everything, like I'd won meditation VR. If only it were a game.
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It's a really hard thing: You're asking politicians to be ahead of, or at least in sync with, their voters.
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Using modern programs such as rekordbox, computers will automatically put DJs' music in sync and save them from beat-matching.
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How could three people and their massive teams possibly keep all of those discrete items in sync and under wraps?
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The dance of the camera and the mechanics all have to be in sync with what the actor is doing.
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All this is a potential omen of what might come next with America's economy getting in sync with its politics.
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The actors first stirred up relationship rumors in 2012, in sync with their fictional GoT counterparts, Jon Snow and Ygritte.
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When the system is triggered, both groups of sensors start moving along the plates in sync and play the song.
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They can also chose to play single notes, chords or add an arpeggiator that is in sync to the beat.
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In order for each show to happen seamlessly, all of the crews need to be in sync with one another.
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In many ways the experience, whether intended or not, is in sync with the political atmosphere of the country today.
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Such moves are worrisome for investors, who could face sharp shifts in their portfolios if asset prices move in sync.
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Winning back the Senate, and being strong on the issues, whether it's health care, income distribution, climate, are in sync.
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Mr. Dudamel kept the scattered choral declamation and fitful orchestral stretches in sync, while making the episode seem utterly spontaneous.
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Their publication, after years of shouting at the elite from the sidelines, is currently in sync with the GOP nominee.
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Most of the leadership will be from the bottom up — in sync, perhaps, but coordinated only in the loosest sense.
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The address book also stays in sync when you make changes to contacts cards on the computer or mobile device.
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SP That whole story is an example of where actual moral benefit and human moral intuitions are not in sync.
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How important is it for everyone to be exactly in sync at the changeovers from one section to the next?
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That fall, they bought the house in Lynbrook, but not without first making sure their financial views were in sync.
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Near the end of "The Call," the dancers begin to move in sync, slowly gliding backward into a triangular formation.
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Though it is not at all morally equivalent, it is nonetheless in sync with the toxic premises of white supremacism.
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Going forward, in Greene's telling, the national party needs to be restructured and become more in sync with its members.
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A few former One Direction bandmates are evidently still in-sync, at least when it comes to scheduling new releases.
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"Life and time are not in sync," says the father, whom the two visit in the course of their romance.
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Making sure the two are in sync is important, as our food supply depends on the timing of phenological events.
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The second, "Simple Sugars," is full of frenetic blips, with the instruments often playing in-sync riffs and screeching sonorities.
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There, too, appropriators have begun marking up bills, but those spending measures are not in sync with the House's numbers.
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"The video showed a small dog bouncing in a cardboard box in sync with House of Pain&aposs "Jump Around.
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About 22020 percent preferred the more electable candidate, compared with 33 percent who picked the more ideologically in-sync candidate.
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Once New York was doing it, places like Boston that needed to stay in sync economically decided to follow suit.
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She's got solid form, AND she's got a purse on her, too, which looks perfectly in sync with her body.
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When all the moving parts are in sync, no Yankee pitcher controls opposing hitters' bat speed as effectively as Sabathia.
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Since October, the fund's shares have dropped another 40 percent in sync with the slide in the price of crude oil.
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Smith siblings Willow, 15, and Jaden, 17, dressed in sync — in matching black ensembles and sky-high updos — for the evening.
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To put it simply: Much of digital technology seems to be, in the words of our YouTube debunker, not in sync.
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Later on he did have some stretches where he looked like he was in sync and made some much better pitches.
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Generally, the IR emitter works well at getting commands through to your home theater components and turning everything on in sync.
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It's a fun ballet of the camera, the stunt performers, and the actors, and they all have to move in sync.
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And in a beautiful coincidence, the inner six planets seem to orbit somewhat in sync — a phenomenon known as orbital resonance.
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One aspect of their lives where people like to be in sync with those they meet online is in religious beliefs.
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WooCommerce and Square have worked on a deep integration that lets you keep your inventory in sync and update everything automatically.
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Patients can book an appointment on Doctolib's website and everything stays in sync between your own calendar and your public calendar.
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Then Iland shows his version of the app: our actual position and the blue dot are more or less in sync.
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It is all pitched so exactly in sync with the show that I am reflexively tearing up just looking at it.
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Back then, the markets were moving much more in sync, where generally speaking, all individual stocks tracked each other pretty closely.
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You have someone at the top of the body and someone at the end, and we work very much in-sync.
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The rates market is pricing this in, so this is all in sync, so it's a good statement for the market.
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Swipe left on the UberEats card to see which restaurants can deliver to your house in sync with your arrival time.
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How do you break the story on this thing and make sure it stays in sync with all the other projects?
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But Tom Hiddleston and Taylor Swift's relationship has indeed fallen by the wayside, perhaps somehow in sync with the changing season.
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In fact, I understood them as being in sync, given that progressives have long championed the liberation movements of downtrodden minorities.
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Although it hasn't always been smooth sailing for the team this spring, when these players are in sync, magic can happen.
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The House will present its package, in sync with the Trump White House, within the first 85033 days of the administration.
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While many pundits called Giuliani's disclosure a gaffe, Giuliani said at the time that he was working in sync with Trump.
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During the early days of the Arab Spring upheavals, in Egypt and Libya, Mr. Obama and Mr. Erdogan were in sync.
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"We are completely in sync, planning on a daily basis with the administration for how to roll this out," Ryan added.
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Not content to just blow minds by jumping in sync, their formation sees them looping over in an infinite figure-eight.
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African Americans must be careful not to become entrapped by a party whose values are not in sync with their own.
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A more affecting moment occurs when the dancers twist and wind their arms in sync, a cooler contrast to the text.
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It takes a while, but three months will come back in sync on an 18-year, 11-day, eight-hour cycle.
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Look, I don't know anyone in a long-term monogamy who feels completely satisfied and in sync with their partner sexually.
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Getting back in sync with modern liberalism was a necessary first step toward at least political relevance, if not economic viability.
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The syllables are long and drawn out, the crowd perfectly in sync as it taunts the not-so-straight-shooting opposition.
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Yet what set of alterations would bring peace, a feeling that the physical is in sync with the psychological, is uncertain.
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I had never done that before, but Max is a songwriter, so I think our point of views were in sync.
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They favor a play style of barely-controlled chaos, and that can fall apart if the quintet doesn't stay in sync.
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Tweak your sleep schedule before your flight so that when you land you will be more in sync with local time.
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Filip Gregor, Head of Responsible Companies at Frank Bold, said it was "alarming" so few companies were in sync with Paris.
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As the founder of Lighting Science, Maxik has developed a line of white L.E.D.s that keep your circadian rhythms in sync.
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"The weakening Hungarian growth picture is perfectly in sync with that of the EU, albeit with some delay," GKI's Karsai said.
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This speaks to their undeniable talent, yes, but also to the ways in which Toronto and London are artistically in sync.
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The creative director, designers, and Jasmin all seem to be in sync and love to brag about the doll's fashion cred.
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As Vice's Creators points out, the video was created in sync with the music, with each visual representing a particular frequency band.
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What's more surprising is that they're working on this effort in sync with groups associated more with the right and the left.
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The members — Aaron Dilloway, Gretchen Gonzales Davidson (formerly Gonzales), John Olson, and Nate Young — were focused and in sync with one another.
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The actors first stirred up relationship rumors in 2012, in sync with their fictional Game of Thrones counterparts, Jon Snow and Ygritte.
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The findings are in sync with an official survey last week which also pointed to accelerated growth and stronger demand in services.
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Sponges, which made their first appearance on the designer's fall 2017 runway, now seemed perfectly in sync with the clothes at hand.
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Ovens are timed to finish cooking in sync with the vehicles' arrival at their destination, so the pies are always piping hot.
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The actors first stirred up relationship rumors in 2012, in sync with their fictional Game of Thrones counterparts, Jon Snow and Ygritte.
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If he can manage to get his long game back in sync, he will rightly be among the favourites in upcoming events.
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Evangelicals and Republicans were so in sync that, over time, evangelicals became a reliable and essential cornerstone of the GOP voting bloc.
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Expect didn't officially become a starter until week 3, and while he seems talented, he's not consistently in sync with his teammates.
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The value of homes in the posher parts of global cities move in sync because they have become a distinct asset class.
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Later today, BharatPe will launch a new service to connect suppliers and merchants through BharatPe so that their accounts are in sync.
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All of this works with an onboard six-axis IMU (inertial measurement unit), which makes sure all the sensors are in sync.
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"It just kind of really was right in-sync to where I was at mentally and spiritually in my life," Bailey says.
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To help you keep your budget as in-sync as your relationship, we've rounded up a few stellar gifts for under $10.
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They knew it wasn't right; it was artificial; it was part of some ideology and not in sync with their moral nature.
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We're in sync with each other's sensibilities, particularly in the production design team, which is crucial to the stuff you're talking about.
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The soil mix is designed to stay pH balanced and contains nutrients that are released in sync with the plant's life cycle.
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His performance was so committed, so perfectly in sync with the hosts in the series, that I found myself playing along earnestly.
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"We're very in sync," Seacrest told PEOPLE in November, adding that their cross-country move had been an "adventure" they've both embraced.
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They were initially influenced by a video called "Little Superstar," which features a small boy dancing in sync to some infectious music.
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When I was coming out of stealth, I felt like I was in sync with what was going on in the universe.
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Apple is reportedly working with music labels so that the words will be in sync with songs as they play, karaoke-style.
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And more importantly, you can start watching on a device and finish on another as everything stays in sync between your devices.
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If a movie is a 75% match for you, it's probably in sync with the other movies in your "recently watched" queue.
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The discovery of chimeras ushered in a new era in sync science, revealing the conceivably countless exotic forms that synchronization can take.
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Federal Reserve officials appear to be in sync on how they plan to unravel the mammoth stimulus implemented during the financial crisis.
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Riders strap into a chairs that move in sync with the footage, making it feel as though you're moving with the camera.
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The enthymeme's two parts, proof and a conclusion, have to work together in sync, and both of them have to be legitimate.
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The companies also help keep the funds' market prices roughly in sync with the value of the securities held by the funds.
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Dancing fools Watching a thousand robots dance in sync while setting a new Guinness record is both entertaining and scary as heck.
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Harington and Leslie, 30, first stirred up relationship rumors in 2012, in sync with their fictional GoT counterparts, Jon Snow and Ygritte.
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Policy mind meld Pompeo may also have a smoother relationship with Trump because they are more in sync on many policy issues.
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The key concept in his view is sector correlation, or how tightly the different segments of the market are moving in sync.
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Their tastes were in sync; Murray would often find Ellison's name written on the cards of the library books he checked out.
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But crack that watch open, and beneath, you unearth another world, one of hundreds of tiny moving parts that work in sync.
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Some sets I just try and get loops going, get them all in sync, and hopefully shape the vibe into something beautiful.
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One very important reminder of just how good Pittsburgh's offense can look when all of its dynamic parts are moving in sync.
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Navarro and Trump are in sync on trade and his influence in the White House has risen in lockstep with trade tensions.
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In sync with the whale's heartbeat and song, she is moved to promise to protect the one ocean, one sea, one song.
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"You need to try to create a group that everyone is in sync that everyone is trying to contribute," he said Thursday.
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The lack of swift action after Mr. Trump's tweet, however, could add to the perception of a White House not in sync.
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Then they began, at first in sync, to snap the twigs and drop them on the stage floor, creating gentle, rhythmic ripples.
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Crude futures have moved in sync with equities uninterruptedly for the past 99 trading days, the longest such stretch in two years.
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But even on an issue that they do agree on, the governor and the mayor still cannot seem to get in sync.
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We want to get our menu so in sync that you don't know where one voice starts and the other leaves off.
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The growing popularity of memberships is in sync with an increasing demand for salon services that were once reserved for special occasions.
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"Kids have so many options now," Ms. Landman said, adding that children should feel happy and be in sync with the theme.
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If no lyrics are found, or an instrumental song is played, the speaker shows abstract graphics that animate in sync with the music.
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But despite the requisite planning, Airbnb was still struggling to keep its iterative design system in sync with Sketch templates, holding up development.
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Troian Bellisario may not be filming Pretty Little Liars anymore, but she and her PLL star Ashley Benson are apparently still in sync.
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And the guts don't just sit there in the middle: They rotate in sync with the minute hand, completing a revolution every hour.
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It's not about faking or doing something you don't want to, but more about being sexually present and in sync with each other.
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Harington, 31, and Leslie, 30, first stirred up relationship rumors in 2012, in sync with their fictional GoT counterparts, Jon Snow and Ygritte.
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And the modern-day GOP is in sync with Pruitt's views on environmental regulation — namely, that the feds should do less of it.
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This would allow the independent directors to ensure the rights of minority shareholders were in sync with that company's business model, Mistry said.
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Mr. Litton raised his improvised baton again, the pianist began again — just a hair slower — and the dancers and music were in sync.
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"We have engineered these so the devices stay in sync," said David Ng, a Samsung Electronics America product manager in the wearables category.
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There's a camera tracking technology called Mo-Sys that tracks the graphic and the talent in real time to put them in sync.
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"It makes you both feel in sync and like home is for the both of you — because after all, it is!" she explained.
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As the newly released video reveals, thousands of crabs were filmed moving in sync with one another, seemingly away from and toward nothing.
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The upshot is that Australia's datum needs updating to ensure Australia's plate-fixed maps are in sync with devices with accurate positioning capabilities.
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Fifth Harmony was arguably one of the more interesting performances of the night, with serious dance moves there were all perfectly in sync.
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The Prosthesis' hydraulic-powered limbs move in sync and the mech can gallop like a giant, metal animal at up to 21 mph.
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BlackRock and Vanguard are prepping for a time when markets don't simply rise in sync, and attracting funds into passive products gets harder.
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Click here to view original GIFRows of dynein proteins along the microtubules of an axoneme moving in sync to cause the axoneme's motion.
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"We're very in sync," Seacrest told PEOPLE in November 2018, adding that their cross-country move had been an "adventure" they'd both embraced.
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Justin not being there didn't seem to affect the awesomeness of the performance -- Ari and 'NSYNC were definitely, well ... ya know, in sync.
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Obuong has taught them how to skate in sync with each other, and re-form into a unified line after scurrying around corners.
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Shareholders, who want executives' incentives to be in sync with theirs, fret more about the structure of the boss's pay than its scale.
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Shareholders tend to care less about how much money managers take home, and more about whether pay and performance are genuinely in sync.
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The fixed beating sets a rhythm for the rest of your body so that all other homeostatic mechanisms are carried out in sync.
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By contrast, views on the labor market were upbeat, and generally in sync with the positive view expressed in the Conference Board's index.
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I am mindful enough to know that getting offline from time to time is important for getting in sync with my inner self.
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Often, their editorial direction seems in sync with the Clinton campaign, which has instructed its surrogates to blame news coverage for negative press.
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Its roof and doors open in sync to resemble the orchid that is native to Singapore and after which the vehicle is named.
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They must approach these issues based on the priorities of individual districts, which may not always be in sync with the national message.
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Stein said the Green Party is more in-sync with the sweeping changes Sanders, a self-described Democratic socialist, and his supporters crave.
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During a visit to Sydney's Bondi Beach in 2018, Harry and Markle proved they're perfectly in-sync when it comes to couple style.
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After all, history has proved that the world is a more secure and prosperous place when the English-speaking nations are in sync.
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Interestingly, they are both very much in sync on one philosophy: The future of streaming video is one in which advertising is unwelcome.
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Financial planner Christine Centeno previously told Business Insider that her favorite sign of couples who are financially in sync is a simple spreadsheet.
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The girls stand in neat rows, and as Samishta shouts instructions, they move in sync, taking stances and defending themselves against invisible attackers.
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As a group, Subban, Ekholm, Roman Josi, and Ryan Ellis have been in sync and on the same page both defensively and offensively.
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This is known as a "leap second," and timekeepers slip them in periodically to keep our clocks in sync with the Earth's rotation.
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At one point, both trials moved ahead almost in sync, in federal courthouses near each other, each drawing crowds of spectators and reporters.
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Polls show it works — wonderfully, among Rs. This powerful echo chamber is one of the few parts of Trumpworld that's perfectly in sync.
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There are perfect moments in the kitchen that many chefs have described as the creative "flow"—when everything and everyone is in sync.
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I step, hop and swing in sync with 99 or so other people to beats and lyrics as international as our native languages.
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WASHINGTON — Now that the House and the Senate have both released their tax bills, the hard part can begin: getting them in sync.
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It makes the watching experience even better with precisely-placed openings that make sound travel in sync with the motion on the screen.
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All of these species stay in sync with each other by relying on environmental cues, much as ballet dancers move to orchestral music.
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It all comes down to the experience of exploring a different route, or falling in sync to the beat of a new song.
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But resolve will also confront a reality: Republicans control both chambers of Congress and are in sync with Mr. Trump on many issues.
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In classic style, Mia and Sebastian somehow, amazingly, know how to dance together — they shadow each other in sync — without holding each other.
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Keeping multiple audio and visual files in sync when you're turning things on and off and flip-flopping between camera angles is daunting.
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A follow-up statement from ENTSO-E on Thursday revealed the issue had been resolved, so clocks across Europe are back in sync.
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Democrats point to issues such the Supreme Court fight, taxes and spending as areas where the Trump and the GOP are in sync.
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Project managers fill that void by ensuring that everyone is working in sync and completing projects on budget and in a timely fashion.
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But if your products are not in sync with a higher set of values, then you aren't going to survive in this business.
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And when you look at them, many are really in sync or Schneider is really in sync with those priorities, would it be for manufacturing in China 2025, the plan for green cities, reduction of carbon footprint, energy efficiency, digitization on steroids, what China calls Internet Plus and, of course, the Belt and Road Initiative… we see opportunities on the market.
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Mel B's left hand, with a massive diamond attached to it, doesn't look like it's totally in sync with her on divorcing Stephen Belafonte.
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Klinsmann's long-overdue insistence on having a more static starting lineup throughout the tournament gave him a center back pairing who were in sync.
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It's difficult to get a good assessment from Samsung's demo, which featured dozens of the speakers playing in sync in the cavernous Barclays Center.
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That's why Molotov made sure that two persons stream from the same content delivery network so that the video feeds are perfectly in sync.
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Essentially it's a digital breathing coach: The machine guides you to take long, deep breaths in sync with a tone, and monitors your performance.
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From Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the most in-love stars have been sporting super in-sync outfits.
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It's bundled together a touchscreen controller, a speaker-mic, a camera, and an Asus Chromebox that work in sync to let offices coordinate meetings.
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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson's whirlwind romance has come to an end, but the pair may still be more in sync than we realized.
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"James is all about business and making money," the source explains, adding that despite his wealth, Packer's lifestyle isn't necessarily in sync with Carey's.
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The game still loaded just fine, kept the progress I made on another computer, with audio and video staying in-sync with each other.
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Once you've done that and logged in, you just need to add the relevant extension to your browser, and Pushbullet keeps everything in sync.
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With this new version, Google also is making it easier to keep in sync data from Sheets that you use in Docs or Slides.
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Facebook launched its Watch Party feature earlier this year, which lets people in a Facebook Group watch videos in sync, commenting and reacting together.
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Its acid-yellow light strobed the alley, slapping his shadow on each wall of it, moving its blurry black limbs in sync with his.
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"I like to see all of these indexes move up in sync before I truly bless a market move," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Him and (Lucroy) are really in sync and they've really kind of got hitters on the defense and not knowing what to look for.
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Passengers wear special headsets built around Samsung Gear VR devices, which present audio visual experiences in sync with what their bodies are going through.
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Firms that create ETFs need banks to act as intermediaries for sales, and also to ensure that prices are in sync with underlying securities.
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But it actually doesn't come as much of a surprise that they're so in sync — Kaia's been a huge fan of Kendall's for years.
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Ms. Aharanwa and Ms. Walker are perfectly in sync as Drea and Rebecca, radiant when the dialogue smiles, almost fearsome when things grow pricklier.
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As the wall becomes taller and thicker, "it has become a challenge to keep both sides in sync," said Adrian Florido, a longtime organizer.
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"What we're trying to do is work those guys that pitched all those innings last year and get them back in sync," Collins said.
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It is difficult to imagine a national leadership anywhere in the world more in sync with Washington than Singapore's -- at least on international issues.
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It's trying to do so by creating a service that is more in sync with how younger users interact and get things done today.
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Yet calling each play in sync with what a viewer is seeing — or even not seeing — places you at the edge of real time.
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The submission made in the court to withdraw lawsuits against the farmers "is in sync with its publicly stated position," a PepsiCo spokesman said.
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Things get chillier when they fall in sync about one thing — the easy dismissal of an incident that happened right after their wedding party.
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After a penguin uttered what researchers identified as an "offshore call," the group was observed moving more in sync, and closer to the surface.
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By using machine vision to recognize distinct objects in a video, Snapchat can track them as they move and keep the stickers in sync.
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For as long as we've known each other, we've been in sync, weaving in and out of each other's lives and reaching milestones together.
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Either program works with multiple Twitter accounts, and if you use the corresponding mobile app, you can keep your feed in sync across devices.
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This sounds suspiciously familiar, in sync with a lot of the helicopter parenting that marked the late 20th century, when Amy was a kid.
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A standard treatment for irregular heartbeats is to fit a pacemaker, which sends electrical signals to the heart to keep its beats in sync.
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To Cashman, it has all come together through organizational synergy — the scouting, development, analytics, sports science and coaching staff members all working in sync.
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A few years ago when I wrote that piece, my style felt truly in sync with where I was, with my sense of identity.
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When there are lots of enemies around you, you'll see them moving in sync, almost like some sort of dance system we'd set up.
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The players do their own thing as music blasts, working on footwork and Pilates and dekes and shots — in sync, but not in uniformity.
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As the evening went on, the envelopes were handed to the presenters, and the off-side envelopes were set aside, keeping everything in sync.
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Related has also promised that the Western Yard will feature attractive green space, beckoning to the public and in sync with the High Line.
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A visitor to the two galleries, about a mile apart, can experience the "Calder/Miro: Constellations" as they were created — separately, but in sync.
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The best ones are often so in sync with their coaches that they know exactly the right call without hearing it from the sideline.
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But it's rare to meet people that you're in sync with about the work and who work in ways that are healthy and productive.
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Facilities for young and old each have their own requirements on things like staff ratios and square footage which may not be in sync.
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Later, as M.B.S. walked Pompeo to the exit after a private one on one, a Saudi photographer caught the two men walking in sync.
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Paul, Weiss did not deserve this public shaming because in this one instance the two metrics of diversity and ability were not in sync.
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When this happens, the result is often an aural oscillation as the earbuds try to put their audio signals back in sync with one another.
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That shift in narrative perspective has put the Islamic State in sync with a generation that is accustomed to creating and sharing its own content.
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I&aposm a principled conservative and I think Florida voters are much more in sync with them in terms of what they want to see.
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It's aided by global expansion, with world economic growth in sync for the first time in years and Europe catching up with the United States.
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The weakness in factory activity is in sync with a slowdown in economic growth following a temporary boost from exports and an accumulation of inventory.
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"The universe did not end," said Kernen, and Friedman responded by saying Bannon and he have actually been in sync on China for a while.
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If you use Apple's Reminders app a lot, you'll want to upgrade quickly to ensure everything is properly in sync between iOS 13 and Catalina.
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The FDA does not allow the sale of the product in the US. But tech platforms are not in sync about how to handle it.
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Humans, plants, and animals are all ruled by an internal clock that runs on a 24-hour, light-dark cycle in sync with the sun.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been totally in sync on their first official royal tour together – even when it comes down to their style!
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Under this scenario, your Sonos system stays in sync and both voice helpers remain aware of what's playing, no matter which you requested it from.
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GameSense lets you program these RGB lights to flash in sync with in-game things like cooldown timers, or for notifications in apps like Discord.
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"Leslie works with [stylist] Jeanann Williams, we would text images from our fittings to make sure Sam and Leslie were in in-sync," says Fisher.
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But this year the cutoffs for capital gains rates are no longer in sync with tax brackets, so pay attention to income cutoffs, said Luscombe.
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Each woman's reason for choosing the style is different but they all speak of a personal evolution in sync with the evolution of their hair.
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Leslie, 30, and Harington, 31, first stirred up relationship rumors in 2012, in sync with their fictional Game of Thrones counterparts, Jon Snow and Ygritte.
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It means picking the right smart devices for your home, installing them correctly, and choosing the right settings to keep them all working in sync.
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I don't mean that they are strategically in sync or that they fill their lanes and work in practiced tandem, though they are and do.
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The app will stay in sync with the music as it's playing through the Echo, allowing you to stop playback or control the volume quickly.
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The daily parades may be augmented with character capture and even virtual performances that occur on the floats and in sync with the live characters.
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In the Facebook video, you can clearly see the animatronic fish responding to Alexa's wake word and moving its mouth in sync with her commands.
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Indeed, UNWRA is so in-sync with our values that American citizens directly donate millions of dollars to UNWRA each year — more than some countries.
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Federalism requires all layers of government to work in sync, and the absence of any party upends the delicate balance upon which our system depends.
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He said the North would move its clocks forward 30 minutes to be in sync with the South, nine hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.
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There's no denying the fact that TIFF is much more in sync with studios and big Hollywood productions than festivals such as Sundance or SXSW.
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LeWitt's film, projected on a scrim in front of the stage, shows the original cast — including Ms. Childs — moving in sync with the current dancers.
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I think it was when the chorus of masked, rubber-bellied eunuchs started whipping a row of twerking harem girls, in sync with the music.
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A fired-up McIlroy brought his finger to his lips in sync with Pieters, whose exuberance made Mickelson smile as he walked off the green.
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Officially, it's on Central Time, but the town informally follows Mountain Time to be in sync with New Mexico, which is only three miles away.
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Only a couple minutes later, their partner, sitting in a separate room with steady light, also had a heartbeat in sync with the flashing lights.
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Instead of feeling like a mish-mash of disparate games, the Akira Toriyama-designed characters and the blocky Minecraft-esque world actually feel in sync.
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My brother and sister, who did the hajj years ago, had told me about the pigeons that circle, seemingly in sync with the pilgrims, overhead.
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Then on Tuesday night, the army, anxious to declare itself in sync with the broad-based popular movement, said Mr. Bouteflika had to leave immediately.
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His plan Sunday is to focus on his electability and how he's in sync with the Democratic electorate after winning 15 states, according to aides.
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I certainly believe we should make every effort to expand healthcare, but expand it in a way that is in sync with a capitalist society.
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Mr. Pompeo is much more in sync with Mr. Trump on policy than with career foreign service officers, whose recommendations often contradict the White House.
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And there were places in the Schumann symphony, especially at the start of a section, in which the Philharmonic players were not quite in sync.
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DeAgostini/Getty Images In the past, people typically got their domestic granite from local suppliers, and that kept them roughly in sync with local costs.
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To prepare for the midterms, which have historically been brutal for a president's party, Trump retreated with leaders to Camp David to get in sync.
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Each is fitted with a small bell so that the entire work jingles with persistence, resembling a curious gathering of shamanistic figures quivering in sync.
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Now that Google's hardware looks mature and in sync with its services, it's finally made me take Android seriously in a way I never have before.
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What you're seeing in this timelapse is an example of a camera's shutter being almost perfectly in sync with the movements of the subject it's filming.
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"For the first time in five years, all the major economies seem to be growing in sync," noted Ajay Rajadhyaksha, head of macro research at Barclays.
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Natural light can help to reset the body's own internal clock and get your circadian rhythm back in sync, helping with everything from irritability to depression.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan later Thursday morning said the House, Senate and Trump administration are "in sync" with their plans to repeal and replace the ACA.
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Well, I don't get to vote on it, but I am totally in sync and believe that it is exactly what I have said for decades.
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Your gender doesn't necessarily determine your level of sexual desire, but being in sync with your partner's drive is still an important factor in a relationship.
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"Oil prices along with most risk assets are moving almost in sync on trade tariff updates," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at futures brokerage OANDA.
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In partner dancing, the physical forces between the leader and follower are key to the two individuals being able to stay in sync with one another.
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But the HomeKit integration will allow the doorbell to work in sync with other HomeKit gadgets and take advantage of Siri Shortcuts created by avid users.
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AND FINALLY ... Pink power A man in a pink tutu moves in sync with the Norwegian Royal Guard in front of the National Palace in Oslo.
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The buds are also compatible with Qualcomm AptX Low Latency which keeps sounds and music from videos and games in sync with what's happening on screen.
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Deep in the Congaree National Park, as the sun disappears, the sky will light up as hundreds -- if not thousands -- of male fireflies flash in sync.
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That works, but it is important to make sure that beneath that rockstar persona, the candidate shares certain values that are in-sync with the company.
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Northwestern's offense eventually got in sync, exploding for 31.5 yards in the second quarter and scoring twice in the final four minutes of the first half.
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It deals with wall funding, it secures the border, it also solves the DACA problem in a way that we are in sync with the president.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Robert and Gintare Scheidt seem to be in sync with just about everything at the Olympics except for the countries they represent.
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Teddy Ruxpin was designed by Disney Imagineer Ken Forsse and moved its mouth and eyes in sync with stories that played from cassettes in its back.
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They're trying to do it by making concessions to the conservatives — though they don't seem to be in sync on which ones they're willing to make.
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Rows of dynein proteins within the axoneme move in sync, producing motion—a process akin to rowers all pulling at the same time in a boat.
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The identical oscillators, which were all identically coupled to their neighbors, had somehow split into two factions: Some oscillated in sync, while the rest drifted incoherently.
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A U.S. official said both sides were "in sync" about wanting to minimize friction during the visit and recreate the positive tone of the April summit.
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The intention is to democratize the process that leads to the creation policy systems that are more in sync with the circumstances of the families impacted.
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You'll be watching Mr. McBurney's lips moving in sync with what you're hearing, only to discover that it's just a recorded voice you've been listening to.
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The movie opened in Berlin some 14 months later, as the Nazi regime inaugurated a major public works plan with which "Gold" seems oddly in sync.
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When the Captain yells, "Are you ready kids," Bob joins in for the chorus letting off a wonderfully timed howl perfectly in sync with the song.
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Greenblatt, who served as Trump's business attorney before becoming an adviser on Israel, may have seemed likely to be in sync with the Israeli Prime Minister.
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As the general support for LGBTQ rights grows, so does the corporate incentive for brands and companies to position themselves in sync with that growing sentiment.
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Luckily, their new album, Evternity, shows that the twain may be separated by geography, but are thoroughly in sync in terms of skill level of intent.
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It was aided by global expansion, with world economic growth in sync for the first time in years and Europe catching up with the United States.
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Mr. Cebulski negotiated publishing agreements in Japan, China and South Korea that will establish local characters, in their own adventures but in sync with Marvel's plans.
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In "Dougla," a grand and earthy mainstay of Dance Theater's repertory for years, repetition is used in abundance as dancers — and their costumes — spin in sync.
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Julia Denos's prose, spare, evocative and spiced with an occasional, subtle rhyme, is very much in sync with the illustrator E. B. Goodale's mixed-media art.
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Even with her face in a funk, this sexy swimsuit model still looks fab ... Can you get your spy skills in sync to crack the case?
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But this recording also showcases the magic of Ms. Argerich's chamber music style: Somehow she sounds both proudly independent and totally in sync with Mr. Kremer.
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Adolescents are prime for poetry: its intensity, its hormonal rhythms, its power to unpack pretense and probe deeper are in sync with that time of life.
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If our friend understands us, and is most of the time in sync with us, then maybe we're willing to hear difficult truths from that person.
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"I think he's more in sync with Donald Trump than the people of New York," said Geoff Berman, the executive director of the state's Democratic Party.
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This move can work the lats, explains coach Jordan Shallow on Mind Pump TV. (Optional: A trainer dancing in sync with your dumbbell pulls.) Related Content:
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That's in sync with Northwestern Mutual's 2019 Planning & Progress Study, which found credit card debt, not student loans, is the leading source of debt among millennials.
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Most of the Republican criticism on Capitol Hill came from the Senate, where members have to answer to and be in sync with a broader constituency.
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In the game, players swing virtual sabers at incoming blocks in sync with music, akin to that of the popular "Guitar Hero" series of the 2000s.
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As North Korean cheerleaders clap and dance in sync in support of South Korean and—perish the thought—even American athletes competing against third-country contestants.
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This spread widening appears to have moved in sync with a spike in the iTraxx index of subordinated bank debt insurance to about 103 basis points.
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After iPhone Migration is complete, the Messages content from the device will be reconciled with the Messages content in iCloud to ensure they are in sync.
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Of the '23s shows I've seen in the past few years, this one is the best, evocative of its time, and in sync with the present.
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One game, Lumi to the Beat, taps into any song you have on your smartphone and challenges the user to fly Lumi in sync with the beat.
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Drivers sometimes have a predetermined destination they'd like to go to, and if that's not in sync with your location, you'll politely be asked to fuck off.
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Part of what makes Netflix's Someone Great really effing great is how in sync cast members Gina Rodriguez, Brittany Snow, and DeWanda Wise are the entire movie.
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The signal traveled via radio waves to a receiver with its own Nipkow disc rotating in sync with the original, allowing the initial image to be reproduced.
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The keyboard features Razer's Chroma lighting system, which allows you to illuminate specific keys and other compatible Razer accessories in different colors in sync with your game.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance is announcing plans to begin certifying a Wi-Fi feature called TimeSync, which will allow wirelessly connected devices to stay perfectly in sync.
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In another test, volunteers are played a series of beeps that are either in sync or out of sync with their heartbeat, and asked which it is.
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Although Scott proved his prowess on the last season of Dancing with the Stars, the couple still needed a little professional help to keep them in sync.
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It is aimed at making euro zone economies more competitive and getting them more in sync with each other, rather than at stabilising them during economic downturns.
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Atrial fibrillation is a form of irregular heartbeat that happens when the two upper chambers of the heart don't beat in sync with the two lower chambers.
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Instead, as the authors suggest, it's more likely that when couples are on the same page about drinking, they're in sync in other relationship-affirming ways, too.
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However, this tweet was sent before the aforementioned clip was posted to YouTube, so either TiVo is bullshitting us or its communications teams aren't entirely in sync.
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It introduces a group chat window down the right of the interface and keeps playback in sync between machines so you're all watching the same scenes together.
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The bottom line: Analysts have argued about whether the bond market or the stock market is right, as their prices have been atypically in sync for months.
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When Ameriprise compared answers from both partners, 18 percent weren't in sync about having a spending cutoff, and 54 percent cited a different amount than their partner.
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The second my breathing starts slowing down and falls behind the beat, an assistant appears and hovers directly over me, instructing me to get back in sync.
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The team of writer Stephen Cadigan and artist Christopher Geary are truly in sync in this issue, with Cadigan's wild writing perfectly captured by Geary's unhinged artistry.
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Australia's Treasurer Scott Morrison said the country's economy had transitioned in sync with China, moving towards services following the now-fading resources boom that previously dominated trade.
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And when it comes to investing your money and saving up for retirement, Buffett and Robbins are also in sync: They both recommend investing in index funds.
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Cyberdog, forever in sync with the movement it spawned, now has a kid's range, and its social media accounts are littered with professional mother-and-child photoshoots.
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It's slick, it's beautifully in sync with the futuristic VR look and feel inside the Vive, and it minimizes the need to ever take the headset off.
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We may not be able to talk to each other between the two cars, but we're in sync The Cayman GT4 looks great in my rearview mirror.
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They did manage to stay connected and in sync in the few minutes I tested them out, which is where we've seen other headphones struggle the most.
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PartyUp allows you to corral dozens of nearby UE speakers (the company says "more than 50") and get all of them playing the same music in sync.
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Desktop computers have fallen out of fashion as consumers moved toward tablets and smartphones, and it got more annoying than ever to keep multiple machines in sync.
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Midwesterners are generally in sync with national attitudes on this question, with 57 percent of all Midwesterners believing trade is the chief reason for manufacturing job losses.
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This offseason the Bills acquired speedster receiver John Brown, and it's difficult to imagine a more perfect pairing should the two get in sync with each other.
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On the newer version, the lightsaber beam is more in sync with the physical controller, and while still not a perfect 1:1 connection, was less laggy.
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"But the overarching goals that we all held for the project, decentralization in general, has enabled us to work effectively and keep us in sync," he said.
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It is aimed at making euro zone economies more competitive and getting them more in sync with each other, rather than at stabilizing them during economic downturns.
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Mr. Mnuchin and Mr. Mulvaney, who are among Mr. Trump's top economic lieutenants, have largely been in sync on the shape and direction of the tax law.
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The vole mates are also emotionally in sync: Their stress hormones will rise and fall with one another when one is shocked and the other is not.
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It's one thing to be into that sort of thing, but it's another to be in sync with another person that may or may not share that.
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Miller did say, however, there was something he and Cameron were very much in sync about: keeping the time-travel element as simple to understand as possible.
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The company says its regimen of sunset and blue sky exposure is like the system used to help astronauts in space keep their body clocks in sync.
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Mr. Abe, speaking in an interview Wednesday at the World Economic Forum, said he was confident that he was in sync with Mr. Trump on North Korea.
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And it is under pressure to remain in sync with a crucial trading partner after the United States Federal Reserve raised its main interest rate on Wednesday.
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We actually got a system for our dorms, and we started to play it obsessively, and we got really good and really in sync with our movement.
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Mr. Mnuchin and Mr. Mulvaney, who are among Mr. Trump's top economic lieutenants, have largely been in sync on the shape and direction of the tax law.
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And to capture him even getting to that point, the camera crew had to make sure they were completely in sync with the actor&aposs every movement.
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All those cores doing all kinds of processing at lightning speed, but in the end they're all waiting on an outdated network interface to stay in sync.
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Cramer said the move didn't make much sense, but since U.S. markets have been trading in sync with those overseas, Europe could have contributed to the bump.
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If you love Broad City, chances are you love an episode that came from the eerily in-sync mind-meld that is Aniello and Downs's comedic partnership.
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At certain points, the characters are distorted in sync with the song's gyrating four-on-the-floor drum beat, making the whole scene that much more mesmerizing.
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They may seem an unlikely pair but in reality Sting and Shaggy couldn't be more in sync, thanks to their newfound friendship and surprising new album 44/876.
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Normally these sides are in sync with one another, so Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Michael Hartnett said something has to give between the two points of view.
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At a time when tensions with Iran are escalating and we need to be in sync with our allies, the British Ambassador doesn't trust what Trump is saying.
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Tim Matheson captures the essence of the Reagan persona — a born performer whose public and private selves were so in sync, perhaps even happily, that they became indistinguishable.
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The Republican Party's support for free trade has put it in sync with large business groups such as the Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Unfortunately, the votes aren&apost there yet to pass it and we&aposre working on some other alternatives with President Trump so that we can be in sync.
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Large-scale exercises are done to ensure that evolving tactics, procedures and plans can be carried out smoothly and that U.S. and South Korean forces are in sync.
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Meanwhile, Ted Cruz has attacked Beto over the speech -- saying Beto's views are disrespectful to U.S. military personnel and are not in sync with the majority of Texans.
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In Womanhood's two bloopers collections, you'll see just how in sync Firestone and Nancherla can be (and how hilarious it is when that dynamic falters for a second).
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This was equivalent to its price last fall before it fell in sync with the weakening Euro, making KHC's low-ball offer easy for Unilever's board to reject.
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We were attacked by preeminent music critic, Robert Hilburn, for integrating film with our live show, where characters and objects were in sync with our musical, theatrical performance.
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He has said he did so to stay in sync with Trump's political messaging, and that he consulted with the White House while preparing to testify to Congress.
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On a related note, Philips announced its new Nitro line of speakers and headphones, which all share the ability to light up LEDs in sync with your music.
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MI, Europe's largest since 103, finished 210 percent lower, with traders saying they were moving in sync with the shares and there was no sign of speculative arbitrage.
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Now everything will remain in sync across all of your iOS devices, and you'll have a backup of all of your messages in case you lose your phone.
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And Sunday night, Emilia Clarke, Sophie Turner and Lena Headey all did their characters proud with looks that were totally in sync with the theme of the night.
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By the time I was happily ensconced in the cafe with free refills of Ethiopian coffee, I felt more alert and in sync than I had all week.
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This consistency was very helpful to both the CEO and the board as it kept everyone in sync, built trust and allowed us to successfully navigate the situation.
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Jason: The problem with any show that gets too tied in to "real time" is that reality changes and it's sometimes hard to keep your plot in sync.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For all the talk of world economies rising in sync, there does not seem to be an abundance of optimism about how long it will last.
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Ms. Conway said that no one should expect the president and the N.R.A. to be in lock step on every issue, but that they remained generally in sync.
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No, really: On December 31, New Year's Eve, the world's timekeepers will add in a "leap second" to keep all our clocks in sync with the Earth's rotation.
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As in so much of creative activity in that place and time, aesthetics and education were in sync, with Taller artists working in schools and on the street.
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So far, the two allies have stayed in sync, said Daniel R. Russel, who served as assistant secretary of state for East Asian affairs in the Obama administration.
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My body entered its most primitive state with my heart, body, and mind working efficiently in sync, with no room to hate or critique any of its flaws.
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But recently, the company has been floating new characters, whose personalities are more in sync with the ambivalent humor of memes or the antihero characters of prestige television.
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Comey took responsibility for the role he played in the FISA missteps and said he was in sync with the approach of the bureau's current director, Christopher Wray.
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Equity markets and oil prices have moved in sync this year so far, but analysts say they expect the two to decouple in the not-too-distant future.
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In fact, it was the first time in decades that virtually all major classes of investments suffered in sync, with none posting returns in excess of 5 percent.
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And with a little fresh blood — with people who brought the things that made America great into the halls of government — it could be brought back in sync.
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When it comes to getting dressed for a red carpet event, actress Zoë Saldana and husband Marco Perego always make sure they look in sync before leaving the house.
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All this may sound like just another ambitious government initiative, perfectly in sync with Xi's emphasis on eradicating poverty and redressing imbalanced economic growth between urban and rural regions.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan insisted he was "clearly in sync" with the White House in addressing concerns of House Republicans and putting together the votes to pass the bill.
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The ECB's move puts it in sync with other central banks around the world that have been taking a dovish tack, including the Bank of Canada earlier this week.
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But on other issues they were right in sync: extremely anti-immigration, hostile to foreign trade, supportive of limited government (except where trade, immigration, and anti-communism are concerned).
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If you've always wanted to sit in a chair that reclines and vibrates in sync with the games you're playing on three 27-inch monitors, now is your chance.
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In fact, many of macOS's biggest updates have been features that put the operating system in sync with the iPhone and iPad by porting over some of their apps.
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That then keeps your Google Contacts and Google Calendars in sync with the native Contacts and Calendar apps on iOS (and macOS)—but perhaps that's not what you want.
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Meghan Trainor's song "No Excuses" started to play from the speakers, and they began to move in sync, swaying their arms and sashaying their hips in a choreographed routine.
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A correlation of 1 means the two figures always move perfectly in sync, while a correlation of -1 means that when one goes up, the other always goes down.
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"The government should gauge investor interest and schedule an ideal timeframe that is in sync with the commodity cycle," said Satyadeep Jain, a global metals and mining equity consultant.
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Standing in front of the organ, viewers look up at the building's honeycomb front wall and watch as entire sections light up in sync with the notes they play.
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"Often the requirements for obtaining a license are not in sync with the skills needed for the job," according to a July 2015 White House report on occupational licensing.
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Episode 123 Despite assuring Claire that the two of them were "in sync" at the end of episode 6, Frank and the acting president sure are busy butting heads.
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JoAnn Gregoli, a wedding planner at Elegant Occasions whose sunny demeanor is in sync with her Skype handle of "happily divorced," has been dealing with fallout from these outbreaks.
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Amending such outdated anticompetitive restrictions would allow BMI (and, more critically, our member songwriters, composers and publishers) to be in sync with the model the marketplace is already following.
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Apple released iOS 11.4 for iPads and iPhones yesterday, and it includes a new feature that makes it easier to keep iMessages in sync between your iPhone and iPad.
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"These companies have a real opportunity to solidify a brand that is in sync with what customers want now and in the future," said gun control advocate Igor Volsky.
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Since then, the women have lived their lives in sync, both marrying in 2012 and getting pregnant at about the same time, even delivering sons on the same day.
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The four of us were not all that in sync with each other at the time because it was the first time we'd played in 20 years or so.
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More importantly, I needed to be more communicative and transparent about how I was spending our money, especially at a point in our careers that wasn't totally in sync.
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Even then, the later a country switched over, the more days had to be dropped in order to stay in sync with the vernal equinox and the winter solstice.
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You also see that Darius and Al share that kind of tight-knit bond that allows friends to be unspeakably angry one day, then seamlessly in sync the next.
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It also appears from the Hollywood Reporter's poll that Clinton voters — who would seem to be more in sync with "Hollywood liberals" — actually picked the bigger box office winners.
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"People love getting their pictures taken with tiger cubs," Angela Culver, media director of In-Sync Exotics Wildlife Rescue and Educational Center in Texas told the BBC last year.
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That wariness puts him in sync with the Trump administration, which is pushing back on the approach China has taken to investing in and lending money to developing economies.
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By mid-2016, those trends were starting to reverse, just as major economies around the world were beginning to expand in sync for the first time in a decade.
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A. The iCloud service — used to store files on remote servers and keep data in sync among Macs, Windows computers and iOS devices — is integrated into Apple's operating systems.
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And now that many attendees, at least those of the influencer variety, find themselves dressed by local brands, street style and runway trends have never been so in sync.
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To get everything in sync, you need a Google Account; if you do not already have one from using Gmail or YouTube, you can sign up at accounts.google.com/signup.
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We staked a claim in front with the beach walkers, body surfers and a doughy man with a Hula-Hoop, his appendage swinging in sync with each hip gyration.
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SO WE DON'T – WE NEVER TALK DAY-TO-DAY OR WEEK TO WEEK ON IT. BUT I KNOW THAT WHAT'S IN HIS, WHAT'S IN MINE, -- WE'RE TOTALLY IN SYNC.
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Typically, railroad stocks tend to rally in sync with the economy, making them good litmus tests for gauging whether the economy is as strong as it seems, Cramer said.
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What's happened is the current Platform Committee is in sync with Trump and using language in the platform to say the things they've wanted to say for some time.
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Grisham said it was Trump's choice to speak candidly, another example of a first lady who is not necessarily in sync with the behavior and habits of her husband.
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By tracking when you turn pages and which books you're reading, Amazon says it can properly track where you are in a book and keep that data in sync.
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The American Heart Association recommends that you eat a balanced diet with as many fruits, vegetables, and whole grains as possible — and Noom is totally in sync with that.
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"We're totally in sync," he added to describe the thought process between him and Munger, 94, Berkshire's vice chairman and Buffett's long-time right hand in running the company.
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A spokesman at Nintendo Co, one of the game's creators, said the delay was due to software adjustments needed for the accessory to operate in sync with the game.
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The 2019 Rewind video is an attempt to be more in sync with YouTubers, instead of trying to present an image of what people think YouTube was this year.
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Jared Taylor, a leader of the movement, said that while Mr. Trump might not be completely in sync with White Nationalists on matters of race, he has "healthy instincts."
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America's short-horizon election cycles, especially in the House of Representatives, are not in sync with the time it takes to build such massive projects, making them politically vulnerable.
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In that way, these burgeoning thespians are in sync with a version of the play that Mr. Hytner and his team have refashioned very specifically from the ground up.
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In that way, these burgeoning thespians are in sync with a version of the play that Mr. Hytner and his team have refashioned very specifically from the ground up.
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It's a collection of catchy classic hits, from "Hooked on a Feelin'" to "I Want You Back," and they're expertly in-sync with the movie without ever being gimmicky.
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He positions himself as in sync with the conservative Tea Party movement and has poured about $5.4 million of his own money into the race, according to federal records.
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The phones follow computer-generated patterns based on the behavioral ones of creatures such as crickets and fireflies, which, respectively, will chirp in sync or light up in unison.
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And it was followed by another magical moment, when I swam the next day in sync with a large sea turtle that surely was inviting me to hitch a ride.
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But swim tours, he said, are in sync with the growing number of people and travel businesses customizing trips and combining interests like hiking and bird-watching, cycling and wine.
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Ahead of Thursday's meetings in Washington between the Trump administration and Beijing's negotiators, Chinese censors have stepped up efforts to suppress any voices not in sync with the official line.
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As long as I did not pick up the video with detached audio and move it around, iMovie did a good job of keeping the audio and video in sync.
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If your heart's operating normally, it'll likely get a sinus rhythm result indicating "the upper and lower chambers of your heart are beating in sync" according to the Health app.
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For its most recent design system, Fluent design, Microsoft is pulling ideas from across the company and keeping everyone in sync with an internal catalog of shared principles and guidelines.
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MekaMon makes use of augmented reality to create battlefields for its real-world robot — a use case that's in-sync with Apple's aggressive push with ARKit and depth-sensing cameras.
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It can do tricks like getting your Echo to talk to your Nest or keeping your lights and heating in sync, but it's not ideal for building an overarching system.
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Apple also uses semantic segmentation and Deep Lambertian Networks to analyze the point cloud coupled with the image data captured by the car and from high-resolution satellites in sync.
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The liquids come from the special chairs we're sat on, which also release particular smells based on what's happening on screen, and swerve and vibrate in sync with the action.
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James's contract with the studio allowed her an unusual level of creative control, and despite her best efforts, Taylor-Johnson says she and the novelist could not get in sync.
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But when lightning strikes, when two players are completely in-sync mentally, physically, and emotionally for a point or a game or a match or a season, it's absolutely electrifying.
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Grande and Wonder's voices work perfectly in sync with each other on top of the upbeat track as they sing about faith in a love that'll get your toes tapping.
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They always make sure they are in sync with you every step of the way so the actor, or in this case an amateur like me, looks like a professional.
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"You're with someone and then you're totally in sync and everything is great and then time passes on and runs its course and you come to an end," she explains.
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Going into it, one of the main things I wanted was to create a maternity line that felt vey in sync with the existing [LC Lauren Conrad] line I've produced.
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The form of the song is simple and its sound overdriven: a fuzzed-out electric piano bangs out quarter-note chords through the whole thing, in sync with the guitars.
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"Hongkonger Paper Chu told the South China Morning Post that she "originally liked [Pepe] for his irreverence, which feels very in sync with the attitude of the Hong Kong people.
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I could sing my harmony parts really quick, that way we don't have to go through the process of reuniting and getting back in sync with the whole Monkees thing.
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Meromi's sculpture is perfectly in sync with the subject matter of modernity, as well as a nod to so much art history that it's hard to know where to begin.
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When my dad died, I remember feeling like no one understood what I was going through, with the exception of my sister—and even our grief wasn't totally in sync.
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At times, though, Ms. Haley seemed more in sync with Mr. Trump on policy than other members of his national security team, and she did not hesitate to highlight that.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Bolsonaro insisted that Brazil would "work in harmony with the world, in sync with the world" to reduce carbon emissions, though he did not mention the accord.
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The perfectly in-sync audience singing sounds like a backing track, and the medley of hits they churned out sound better and more exciting on tape than they did live.
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Tech Tip Q. I thought my saved list of web articles was supposed to stay in sync between my new Windows 10 PC and my Surface tablet, but it's not.
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In both my personal and work life I'm a big user of services like Instapaper and Evernote that help keep all my reading and notes in sync across various devices.
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And nominating more progressive candidates isn't likely to solve the contempt problem, at least with voters not yet in sync with progressive orthodoxies on coal, guns or gender-neutral bathrooms.
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On the other hand, Mr. Gapen noted that Asia, Europe and other markets are finally growing in sync with the United States, rather than there being rotating global weak spots.
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She gives workout orders to what she calls her "sisterhood of strong women," advising her teammates how to stay in sync or inspiring them to dig deeper and pull harder.
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But I think the importance in that relationship is that you flip those switches at the same time, on and off, and Nicole and I were very much in sync.
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While their views on Iran and North Korea remain largely in sync, they have sharply diverged on how to handle a president who is often at odds with their advice.
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That will require fundamental change in the regulatory structure now governing PG&E, to bring its financial interests in sync with the social, environmental, and economic interests of California communities.
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Both Bondi and Sayegh have visited Capitol Hill several times in recent weeks to meet with Senate and House communicators to keep the White House and congressional messages in sync.
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It was also an unabashed showcase of practice and expertise — watch them stick every landing, in sync, hour after hour — in an art world not usually bothered about skill. 10.
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" Hall explains, "You'd be honest about it while affirming the fact that there were aspects that were in sync, and targeting the part that needs to be resolved by clarifying.
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As the stage reverberates with the sound of punctuated stomps, claps and the occasional whoop, the lights slowly illuminate the scene: 10 dancers with their backs to us hopping in sync.
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The stocks of both companies have been struggling of late, Lululemon's "in sync with ... the rebellion against high-priced apparel" and Five Below's on worries about trade with China, Cramer said.
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"I [also] run R&D, sales, and marketing, because I want to make sure that our overall strategy is fully, fully in sync," he told me when we spoke last summer.
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Under Obama, California came in sync with the federal government so that there was a single nationwide standard, but it could change course if the Trump administration dramatically lowers the bar.
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She has been especially in sync with the Trump agenda to diminish the reach of agency power -- what's been called the "administrative state" -- over the environment, labor and other public concerns.
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She felt that in order for this to work well, all these cloud pieces had to be working in sync with a consistent message up and down the entire cloud stack.
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And when politicians that these people feel culturally in sync with promise that, if elected, they will pass laws to reduce premiums and deductibles, these people are inclined to believe them.
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The Fed's June 18-19 meeting will give investors an opportunity to see if the Fed's monetary policy stance is in sync with market expectations for a near-term rate cut.
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Apple declined to say whether this update will come to the desktop version of GarageBand, but the two apps tend to stay in sync, so it seems likely to arrive eventually.
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His addiction has been hard to cope with for me some days, but I am amazed at how much more connected and in sync we are now than we were before.
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If you use multiple Windows 10 PCs then OneDrive will automatically keep all these folders in sync, which is particularly useful if you're fond of dropping important documents onto your desktop.
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The app will stay in sync with what's playing on the speakers, so you can continue to control music remotely or switch to playback on your phone if you leave home.
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"We were not in sync, specifically with different lineups on the floor in trying to develop a bench that will, hopefully, be a strength of ours," Gard said of the opener.
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For example, in an unprecedented move, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker testified against Senator Jeff Sessions, claiming that the senator's values weren't in sync with issues of relevance to many minorities.
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This short piece explains how Spain ended up in such a predicament, and why momentum is building to change the clocks and put the country back in sync with the sun.
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"Without a Democratic White House, Schumer's view is the D.N.C. is where grass-roots organizing in sync with legislative battles should be organized," said Matt House, a spokesman for Mr. Schumer.
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The assignment came to this team from its chief executive, J. D. (Brian Dykstra, in prerecorded voice-overs that feel false, partly because the live performers are so vibrantly in sync).
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So the fact we have a difference of opinion on those things kind of works out—we rely on both going against each other and being in sync with each other.
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The product will keep all podcasts in sync across all your Google products (from Assistant, Search to Home and Pixel), and will give users personalized recommendations for podcasts you might like.
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The dance is choreographed in sync to the music of composer Mitya Vikhornov, with a variety of 3D-projected visual depth illusions that will make you question which way is up.
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Messages - Messages are now backed up to iCloud, so you get your whole message history when you sign in to a new device, and keep message changes in sync across devices.
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He has been in sync with him on the negotiating strategy with North Korea, and White House officials said that Mr. Pompeo was with the president when he sent the tweets.
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We're in sync with him on the perils of social and economic inequality and on the need for vigilance in the face of this White House's routine flouting of democratic norms.
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The Fed's June 0.68923-19 meeting will give investors an opportunity to see if the Fed's monetary policy stance is in sync with market expectations for a near-term rate cut.
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Or maybe the problem is that the cast members seem to be moving to different internal music and rhythms, so that no one appears to be in sync with anyone else.
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I disagreed with John McCain on countless issues, from his support for the Iraq War and the 2017 tax bill to his 83 percent voting record in sync with President Trump.
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Not only were millennials in sync with the new technologies, but they were also attuned to the collaborative, consensus-driven modes of work these technologies demanded, company researchers said they'd discovered.
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This would let the FTC move in sync with the digital marketplace and quickly react if changes are required — such as if Social Security numbers stop being widely used for authentication.
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However, he said, the conventional overhead shot is more complicated, has a higher margin of error and requires players to move their knees, elbows, wrists and other body parts in sync.
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But his position on, for instance, gun availability, was historically not quite in sync with the strict interpretation of the Second Amendment of many of the strict constitutionalists at the convention.
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He was the only candidate who was not very critical of Russia's actions in Ukraine and Syria and chose to reframe them in ways that were in sync with Russian policy.
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The artist Sanford Biggers and the filmmaker and cinematographer Shawn Peters begin their 62-post iPad exchange with 12-image soliloquies before edging toward a conversation that is rarely in sync.
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It gleaned two different types of brain signals: event-related potentials (when neurons are acting in sync) and broadband spectral changes (when neurons are acting out of sync in the brain).
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By aligning herself so closely with the victims and so clearly rooting against Nassar, Aquilina also reinforced the dangerous idea that judges can and should be in sync with public sentiment.
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The other part is more important: The One Top is meant to work in sync with the new Tasty mobile app, which is where BuzzFeed thinks it can make real money.
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But watching the entire herd move is like watching a giant flock of birds take to the skies, as the movements appear both chaotic and perfectly in sync at the same time.
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We wanted a radical learning community that stuck with us for the long haul, one that offered a different pace of production that was in sync with the rhythms of our lives.
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It opens on a subway car with Yorke and hordes of commuters reveling in their day-to-day anxieties, their bodies uneasily moving in sync as LP highlight "Not The News" plays.
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Because they're further away from Earth's gravitational field, their clocks tick faster than clocks on the surface, so the data they send back has to be corrected so everything is in sync.
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Yields on top-rated German bonds, which move inversely to prices, rose in sync with their U.S. equivalents on Tuesday afternoon, while stock markets gained as money was diverted to riskier bets.
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That's in sync with the experience in Iowa, where the entrance poll indicated that a third of the caucus participants made up their minds in the last few days before the caucus.
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Many in this audience of prominent Republican donors feel that while Cruz is in sync with them on protecting Israel, he is too brash in tone and conservative in policy to win.
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The multiethnic faces that project unity on magazine covers come with opinions and relationships that aren't always in sync, a hurdle that's doomed previous attempts to build a truly representative feminist movement.
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Nothing illustrates just how packaged this footage is more than the commentators, who are ostensibly commenting on things live as they happen but are always, always in sync with NBC's preconceived narratives.
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Unlike other browser vendors, Microsoft remains committed to a relatively slow update cycle that sees the company launch major new versions of Edge in sync with the bi-annual Windows 10 updates.
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The 13-105mm lens also has optical image stabilization (OIS), which works in sync with the in-body sensor shifting to give me two different safety valves when shooting in suboptimal conditions.
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On Apple's Photos app in iOS it's a bit trickier to delete local copies of files while keeping the iCloud backups (the apps are specifically set up to keep everything in sync).
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TL;DR: The ever-helpful Google Nest Hub is the one-stop-shop your smart home needs to keep in sync — save $20 when you pick one up at Walmart; only $129.
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The soundtrack—violent, drawn out and heavily distorted guitars over sub bass—pulsed in sync white strobes and the red light that bathed everything to create a feeling of anxiety and confusion.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve released its minutes from its May meeting, which showed Fed officials seemed to be in sync with how they hope to reduce their $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Trader Steve Grasso said investors and traders could start selling offshore stocks following the election, creating a buy event stateside that may be in sync with a dip lower in U.S. markets.
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The world's top economies are experiencing growth in sync, the Wall Street Journal reports based on data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which tracks economic growth in 45 countries.
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There is a persistent cross-cultural disjunction in their music on record: It can seem like the work of two groups whose studio was double booked yet are somehow performing in sync.
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Pittenger had sought to push back by highlighting a voting record he described as in sync with Trump's agenda and wooing prominent Republicans into the state to lend a hand with fundraising.
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She's just so effortlessly in sync with this person she loves so much that when she starts to think things that Julie would never think, she's just like 'Birdie…that's not us.
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And as the Giants aim to get their offense more in sync, it is clear they want Beckham's focus to be on the football game, not on mental showdowns with an opponent.
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On these matters, her insistence to the contrary aside, the New Hampshire senator seems far more in sync with the former secretary of state than she does with the New York developer.
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This way, for example, when a character in VaM moved her hand up and down a virtual penis, the Launch strokes the user's real penis in sync, creating a more immersive experience.
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" But "due to the system's idiosyncrasies," writes the artist, "it will recover from that entropy and the sensors will eventually get in sync again, only to launch their descent into chaos [anew].
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Yet Mr. Toobin maintains that by the time the captors began to demand that the Hearst family sponsor a food giveaway in California, Ms. Hearst was in sync with her captors' attitudes.
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He noted that small and medium-sized companies also lack capital and protective gear, while the resumption of work and production for businesses in the same supply chain are not in sync.
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No serious news organization can stand for it, which is why this president and the press would be destined for an adversarial relationship even if their ideological leanings were more in sync.
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But here's my grander working theory: Those creepy sensations arise when fingertips, in sync with other finely tuned sensory systems, experience nanoscopically confounding surfaces like cardboard or paper towels as mentally unassimilable.
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But even if a child's sleep is more in sync with what the world expects, that child still may be expected to perform in school at the least alert times of day.
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But after the Christian Democrats' collusion with the AfD and the departure of Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer, it is far from clear the party will be able to bring Germany back in sync.
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American quarter horses are used in the sport of reining, a sort of Western dance in which rider and horse are in sync as the horse spins and runs around an arena.
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Then his mother addresses her hanging child with a droll "I suppose you think that's very funny, Harold," and the dam burst: laughter, release, a crowded theater in sync in the dark.
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Cramer added having Tillerson in the role as secretary of State "stood for a bizarre form of business globalism that is obviously not in sync anymore with where the president is going."
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With a pair of pulverizing defenses and coaches who demanded diligent shot selection, the game began in sync with expectations — as something that looked like three dribbles and a cloud of sawdust.
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This is better for convenience when keeping in sync with multiple devices, but it also means anyone with access to your LastPass login credentials can get a copy of your password file.
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In an interview with Engadget, Microsoft Studios CVP Matt Booty commented, "We just flat-out couldn't get those two completely in sync," in regard to getting Minecraft cross-play with the PlayStation 4.
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Tell the person you're glad to have the opportunity to work on a project together and that you would like some help in how you two can get more in sync, suggested Taylor.
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Dropbox mastered the file syncing game long before Google, Apple, and Microsoft joined the party, and it remains a super-simple way of keeping folders in sync with the cloud and multiple devices.
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That puts him much more in sync with most of the nation's top military brass, who see Russia as America's top national security threat, but very much at odds with his new boss.
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"The front end is focusing on the strong retail sales number and pricing that into the Fed's next move while the longer end remains in sync with stocks and risk sentiment," he said.
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The US-French relationship France is America's strongest European ally in the fight against ISIS, with the Charles de Gaulle also uniquely capable of working in sync with US forces in the region.
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"We watch developments in policy stances of other jurisdictions but don't have to move in sync with other policy makers," Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco told reporters in a text message.
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Let's be honest, nothing is as funny as watching a silent disco, where hundreds of people are dancing in sync to the sound of shuffling, chatting, out-of-breath-panting and utter silence.
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You can also help your research efforts by adding URLs, addresses, or Google searches to your tasks to give you more context and use 2Do in sync with Dropbox, Reminders (CalDAV) or Toodledo.
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Cunningham's remarks—which received a standing ovation—are in sync with what appears to be a heightened awareness on the part of law enforcement of the problem of police violence against black people.
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"A big part of C2 is really getting to know how each of you paddle and be able to react accordingly, keeping each other in sync and get your timing together," Florence said.
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Nike didn't just embrace Colin Kaepernick because of his views ... its market research was clear -- the race, age and political views of most Nike customers are in sync with the new ad campaign.
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There isn't another speaker system that lets you string together multiple speakers as easily, or connect them up to stream in different rooms of your home while keeping the audio perfectly in sync.
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Giphy didn't get too specific about its secret sauce in a conversation with Mashable, but the stickers occupy a three-dimensional layer, so they can rotate and zoom in sync with your movements.
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We may not be able to talk to each other between the two cars, but we're in sync, a crescendo and ebb of wailing engines and humming tires that bounces off mountain walls.
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Because it's geosynchronous—orbiting in sync with Earth, that is, or once every 24ish hours—it experiences an eclipse nightly during its semiannual eclipse seasons when the Sun is briefly hidden behind Earth.
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But practitioners of the curiously mesmerizing sport of synchronized diving, who aim for dives that are not only perfect but also perfectly in sync, tend to have their own last-minute communication rituals.
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Today, Meersma gets his text books, as well as pleasure reading, via Bookshare, which has a mode for iPads that combines sped-up audio with text that highlights in sync with the audio.
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In similar fashion, Cronofy handles the heavy lifting required to deal with the "plumbing and technical synchronisation issues" inherent when integrating with multiple calendar services and, most crucially, keeping those calendars in sync.
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Following your own rules also means rebalancing your portfolio—once a year is a good policy, but it's up to you—to make sure your actual investments are in sync with your plan.
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If we are to have restrictions on immigration, they ought to be reasonable, allow for family unification, operate in sync with the labor market and give refuge to those fleeing disaster and persecution.
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As we scientists see it, he's motivated by pride," Min said, adding, "In the US, Trump is talking about taking care of his own, but the entire world has to respond in sync.
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Department stores across the board have struggled as brands increasingly look to reach their shoppers without a middleman, and they deal with excess real estate no longer in sync with how consumers shop.
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His views are so in sync with those of the Kremlin that he has been given his own show on RT, a state-funded television channel that promotes Russia's take on the world.
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That culture, on camera and off, wasn't always in sync with the religiously devout, fiscally limited conservatism of a Jerry Falwell or William F. Buckley at the time Fox News launched in 1996.
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How Cabana Works In Cabana, up to six friends can hang out in a "room" in the app, where they share videos from YouTube that they watch together, in real-time and in sync.
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At the start of this season, American Idol's digital team implemented a new social strategy that focused on releasing short form video content across Facebook and Twitter in sync with the East Coast broadcast.
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Germany's consumer prices moved in sync with other European nations and rose by 1.7 percent on the year in December which appeared to prompt fears about rising inflation which dates back to the 1920s.
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Harris also took issue with the record of Obama and Biden during their administration on deportations of immigrants in the country illegally, suggesting that Biden was not in sync with the current Democratic Party.
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And to better compete with TikTok, it may let you add lyrics stickers to Stories that appear word-by-word in sync with Instagram's licensed music soundtrack feature, and share Music Stories to Facebook.
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While Maruti Suzuki's growth forecast is in sync with the broader industry outlook, high levels of discounting by Maruti had resulted in "disappointing" quarterly margins, said analyst Ashutosh Tiwari of Equirus Securities in Mumbai.
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Amazon is leaning into the fact that this is more of a dedicated speaker by offering a $50 discount to anyone buying three at a time, since the speakers can play music in sync.
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On board it has enough compute power to push out the visuals to headsets of everyone on board and a motor to run the vehicle around the floor perfectly in sync with those visuals.
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"He's so brilliant, and we're so in sync when it comes to that stuff," the 35-year-old X:Men Apocalypse star tells PeopleStyle in an interview featured in our new issue, on newsstands Friday.
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Afib happens when the two upper chambers of the heart don't beat in sync with the two lower chambers, and can increase the risk of everything from heart attack to kidney disease to dementia.
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An original viewer would receive a "Magic Mystic Mask" (really just fancy glasses) to put on in sync with Barnes — the better to appreciate a surreal barrage of 21995-D eyeballs, snakes and flames.
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It Screwed Up EverythingWeek 3: GoogleRead more ReadThere's not going to be any simple situation for cutting down on this crank noise, or making sure patients and doctors are in sync with one another.
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Cloudflare is embracing Google's "Roughtime" protocol to help keep the internet's clocks ticking in sync, and the Mirai botnet architects have been helping the FBI take down cybercriminals as part of a plea agreement.
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In sync with a broader euro zone slowdown, French growth is expected to slow to 1.7 percent after hitting a decade high of 2.3 percent last year, INSEE said in its quarterly economic outlook.
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In a pitch black room at the Fondation Cartier in Paris, large-scale light projections scroll across the walls, in sync with hypnotic recordings that fill the space with the sounds of wild animals.
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Along with the dancers, wearing sunglasses and always moving in sync, Santigold brought two backup musicians — one on drums, one playing keyboards or guitar — who started the concert in big-shouldered, 1980s-style jackets.
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For instance, a study published in The Astrophysical Journal in October found that hundreds of galaxies were rotating in sync with the motions of galaxies that were tens of millions of light years away.
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Pai is in sync with Republicans who are looking to potentially roll back the separate net neutrality rules and was also a vocal opponent of the privacy rules when they were approved in October.
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" If Seager knows his mechanics are in sync, he's actually more comfortable at the plate: "How the body is working, the pace obviously, the quickness of the tap, the load back, all that stuff.
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In 15 minutes, the Israeli choreographers Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar take us through this sad love story, where nothing is ever in sync, except perhaps the live music by the D.J. Ori Lichtik.
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But they acknowledge that there is a growing risk of a split with South Korea, an ally with which Mr. Trump has been mostly in sync, over the pace of diplomacy with North Korea.
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No. I think there will be once he gets the personnel around him that are philosophically in sync with him, once he gets people around him, this would be a good test for him.
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DVDs and Blu-rays can have multiple subtitled translations "authored," or encoded onto the disc, separate from the movie's image; called up from a menu, the subtitles are superimposed in sync with the movie.
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But through public venues it can be in sync on messages and priorities; they will have to pay a premium price for advertising, unlikely to bother the ultra-rich former New York City Mayor.
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They were in sync, but not in an advantageous way; they generally played the same holes well, and when that happens in a four-ball match, it registers as an echo, not a salvo.
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Performers in all three booths need to stay in sync so that each segment ends at the same time; they wear earpieces through which they're fed their original text, as well as stage directions.
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When the vehicle is in fully autonomous mode, the windshield could be turned into a wide-screen display, allowing passengers to watch a movie; theater-like seats would vibrate in sync with sound effects.
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Now expand that idea out to a concert where hundreds of lights, LED panels, and live effects must all talk to each other in real time and be fully in sync with the music.
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On many car models, he said, audible warning systems to alert the driver to a potential collision are not in sync with the radio, meaning your favorite song could drown out the warning beep.
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Though Mr. Pence may be more ideologically conservative than his running mate, they appear to be largely in sync on the issues that Mr. Trump has said he will pursue once he takes office.
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"The audio is a mix of the ambient natural surroundings and recordings from a custom device I created that scans through radio frequencies in sync with my heart rate," Roth explains to The Creators Project.
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Most of the modern Ruxpin's guts have been electronically upgraded, but the toy still includes a mechanical mouth that moves in sync with stories and songs played by a speaker also hidden inside the bear.
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As Tettchan spoke, his voice computer-altered to sound female, the android's lips moved in sync with his words, the tilt of her head and her long human hair in rhythm with his own movements.
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Maybe loving someone means simply allowing them to find their own way; maybe it's about allowing them to be who they are, even when that person is no longer in sync with who you are.
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Lartigue has taught me an invaluable lesson in the fleeting nature of that ever-discussed decisive moment, when lipstick and angle and pool are perfectly in sync and when red nails line up just so.
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A person familiar with LG's plans has told The Verge that the company is aiming for an all metal and glass design, which the rough-hewn material pictured here would not be in sync with.
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And the feeling is mutual, with Alberto Fernández and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner much more in sync politically and ideologically with the opposition Brazilian Workers' Party of the imprisoned (on corruption charges) Lula Da Silva.
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It can also work in sync with Nest products to lock the door when people are away, disarm the security system when people arrive home, and let someone in after they ring Nest's smart doorbell.
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Instead, each headset tracks where it is in relation to a "black box" fixed onto the car, so the headsets always know where they are and are in sync with the movements of the ride.
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This comes after the U.S. central bank released minutes from its May meeting Wednesday, which showed that Fed officials seemed to be in sync with how they hope to reduce their $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Lady Antebellum's recent months-long hiatus had industry-watchers wondering if a breakup was imminent, but their set proved the time off has only re-invigorated the trio, and they've never seemed more in sync.
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A driver in the lead vehicle of each convoy sets the speed and the route, while the other trucks follow automatically, a Wi-Fi connection keeping their braking and acceleration (but not steering) in sync.
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The entire video, which features Dagny opposite two male subjects, is choreographed to represent the way our movements can be so perfectly in sync with another person — as well as how they can fall apart.
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If we allow this pattern to continue, our country will move even further away from the balance of powers that were intended to keep our government in sync with the will of the American people.
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The idea is that a Democratic House will only increase the investigative burden on the White House at a time it is essential to keep the White House in sync with the re-election campaign.
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"Dropbox, when it was started, was all about keeping your files in sync, and it was a fairly single-player experience," Woodside told Recode's Dan Frommer Tuesday at the Code Enterprise conference in San Francisco.
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Talking of mixing it's a great thrill to have two records running perfectly in sync with each other and when they really gel, potentially even being greater than the sum of the two separate parts.
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"Zama" and "I Love You, Daddy" are two of the best movies I saw at the Toronto International Film Festival, which ends Sunday, and they could not be more different or more unwittingly in sync.
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It is also because the leadership of Saudi Arabia was already more in sync with Trump than they were with President Obama — on everything from his management style to his vision of the Middle East.
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"Usually, I'll ask, 'Can you face this way?' or, 'Can you bring your hand here?' and direct the poses, but during this shoot, I described the mood and they were all in sync," Baldassarre says.
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In images beamed across the globe from the Vietnamese capital, Trump walked towards Kim, palm upturned, against a backdrop of intertwined flags, before the two leaders clasped and turned in sync to face the cameras.
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Her platform is clearly aimed at New Jersey's large concentration of independent voters and is more in sync with Republican politicians like Thomas Kean, a revered former governor, than the man she currently serves, Gov.
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When all goes smoothly, everything has the illusion of happening at once: the metallic clatter of slack as you pull, your hips and chest rising in sync, an impossible load stood all the way up.
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Williamson, the No. 22017 overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, told Sedano that his rehab from surgery to repair a torn right meniscus includes working to make his body's kinetic chain get in sync.
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One listen to his infamous "Pound Cake" speech—Cosby's notorious lecture to black America on its own social and economic failings—makes it clear that his politics are not in sync with our great black leaders.
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When they fought with their husbands at each other's weddingsProving just how in sync they truly are, the twosome revealed that they both got into fights with their hubbies while the other was tying the knot.
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" Also among the five ways the Wests are totally in sync, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star wrote that "Libra/Gemini sex gets a 5-star rating because we're so in tune with each other.
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Page wrote (emphasis added): As discussed, my strategy in order to keep in sync with the media relations guidelines of the campaign has been to make my key messages as low-key and apolitical as possible.
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"So the risk-reward on the charts clearly are not favorable, and that's in sync with what you've been hearing about on the fundamental side, so more downside yet to come," Johnson said on "Power Lunch."
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So whether your video is 24hz, 25hz, 30hz, 48hz, 50hz, 60hz, 90hz, 100hz, or 120hz, you'll be able to use Flicks to ensure that everything is in sync while still using whole integers (instead of decimals).
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The film also makes clear that much of this happened without the Dead, that even on nights when they were clearly not in sync (and there were many) the fans showed up and continued the party.
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The world's largest economies will continue to grow in sync, the #MeToo movement will continue to topple men who behave badly from positions of power, and the North Korean nuclear threat will keep fueling international tensions.
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Additionally, the drone can perform more scans over a shorter period of time than the plane, and UTIG could potentially perform multiple scans at once with numerous aircraft working in sync, increasing the area of coverage.
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Nick, Joe and Kevin were spotted heading to dinner together Thursday night in NYC, and the all-white shoes trio looked in sync and happy to have the band back together after a 5-year hiatus.
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Kylo and Rey are both perfectly in sync (that back-to-back lightsaber battle!) and perfectly at odds (that fundamental difference of opinion about whether or not it's okay to slaughter a bunch of innocent people!).
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So I think whether Jack Bauer is politically or ideologically in sync with President Tom Kirkman, I think he would respect who he was as a man and he would also do what his job was.
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Williams' efforts were notable not only for her individual skill but for how well she moved in sync with Christen Press—precisely the kind of effective finisher and strong dropback defender that Ellis seems to crave.
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Yet more snags await: There is still a hodge-podge of charging and paying processes across the country as vendors are not in sync with each other, meaning Ruesselsheimers may encounter payment difficulties on longer journeys.
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McCollum scored 265 points for Portland and Lillard overcame a slow start to add 250 points and 183 assists as the Blazers looked far more in sync than in a 218-289 defeat two days earlier.
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He also would surely benefit from being more in sync with Trump, who has often been at odds with Tillerson, and would likely be seen by foreign leaders as a more credible surrogate for the president.
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Up above, showers of colorful dots piled on top of geographic maps in sync with the crepitations, and hazy seismic waves traveled across the surface of the planet, growing ever-more turbulent as they crossed paths.
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Mr. Costello, who spoke with The Times after Mr. Cohen waived attorney-client privilege in February, said that without Mr. Cohen's team and the president's lawyers in sync, it was impossible to navigate the tumultuous relationship.
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While Trump and Bolton appeared mostly in sync about efforts to push Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power, Trump had grown increasingly impatient about the failure of U.S. sanctions and diplomacy to unseat the socialist leader.
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He was the agency's creative director during the original pitch meeting to the N.R.A. The gun group saw Ackerman McQueen as more in sync with its values than ad firms on the East and West Coasts.
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He won the Republican nomination in 2001, in part, because the party establishment (State Senator Roy Goodman, Assemblyman John Ravitz and others) was in sync with him as far as being fiscally conservative and socially liberal.
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Researchers were able to observe the exoplanet using optical interferometry, in which the GRAVITY instrument used four telescopes at the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope that were working in sync to mimic one super-telescope.
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Tater tots, TV dinners and frozen spinach, which in decades past served as examples of the food science that made cooking quick and convenient, are no longer in sync with demands from Americans for healthier options.
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Video had captured one incarnation of the sublime fleetingly in sync with another; a work about the slipperiness of forever meets a work of actual physical permanence in a way that felt a lot like filmmaking.
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With these songs split up and tied down to the limitations of a recording, elements like the groove of the guitar and drums in sync on the extended outro to "The Object of Power" stand out.
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But every so often, these whirlpools combine into double whirlpools and travel across the ocean 10 times faster than the rest of the whirlpools, moving in sync for months and potentially transporting minerals and nutrients with them.
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In a rare joint show of force, the Trump White House and the U.S. State Department have been operating in sync, which wouldn't be unusual during a normal presidency, but is exceptionally weird for the Trump regime.
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This is totally in sync with the White House, which in its last budget proposal sought $2.3 billion in cuts to the agency (including reducing hazardous site cleanup by 45 percent and phasing out environmental justice programs).
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" But he conceded that crude was trading "more and more in sync with the forward looking or perception view, with the overall bearish fundamentals mostly priced into the market as production issues offset any short term negativity.
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His focus on gun control last week is one area where they are in sync, and Mr. Obama said he would be a one-issue voter this year, refusing to support candidates who oppose "common sense" measures.
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She said when they sang they sounded in sync," she continued, adding, "You're very, very lucky because if my mother named your band it would have been called, 'Stop that racket, I'm trying to watch my stories.
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Once the program maps out all these BPMs in a recording, anything else that is dropped into your project, like loops or additional instruments, will then adapt to be in sync and follow these tempo changes throughout.
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Take a peek as they explain the tricks their parents used when even they couldn't tell them apart, the ways their styles shifted growing up, and how they stay singular today — while still being totally in sync.
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This Chromecast is also getting the ability to act like a Chromecast Audio and let you play music in sync with other speakers connected to Google's smart devices; that feature won't launch until later this year, however.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono told Reuters on Tuesday that the two allies were "completely in sync" on North Korea but concerns persist that Trump may do a deal that protects U.S. interests but leaves Japan vulnerable.
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Their straight lines, austere colors and natural materials seemed to be in sync with the simplicity and ruggedness of the landscape of eastern Uruguay, where vast windswept beaches are backed by rolling grasslands interspersed with eucalyptus groves.
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The idea here is pretty straightforward, but hard to pull off: take a portrait, either a drawing or a painting, identify the different parts of the face, then animate the mouth in sync with a voice-over.
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"I distinctly remember when my parents came home from the recording session," he said in an interview in which he discussed the challenges of bringing the score to life while keeping it in sync with the film.
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After averaging fewer than 12 points per game in January, he is shooting and passing far better, and looks to be in sync with the offense in a way that was sorely missing earlier in the season.
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Using footage from Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker's record of the panel titled Town Bloody Hall, LeCompte has her actors speak in sync with their counterparts on screen, blurring the line between the historical and the staged.
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Late in Act I, when the Marschallin gently tells Octavian that sooner or later he will leave her for a younger woman, Ms. Pieczonka, in sync with Mr. Petrenko's approach, sang wistfully, but never wallowed in sentimentality.
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The visages in "Maypole" are visually and symbolically in sync with some of the grotesque faces in the German Expressionist prints on the floor above, but they also connect to the earlier work in the Spero exhibition.
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From time to time, I would glance over my shoulder and there she was, a few rows behind me, waving a towel over her head or biking with her eyes closed, moving in sync to the music.
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Or are they too consumed by ideology to appeal to the middle of the country, politically speaking, and win over the voters who aren't in sync with everything Democrats stand for but are ready for a change?
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One is factual: The initiatives put forth by Biden and others are far more progressive than incremental and, according to the polls and the 28503 election results, more in sync with most Democratic rank and file voters.
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Indeed, Siegel says that it's imperative for both partners to learn how to establish an awareness and understanding of both themselves and each other in order to really learn how to be in sync with each other.
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The introduction of AI to Pornhub follows several other tech upgrades the site has made over the past few months, including optimization for those who are visually impaired and videos that work in sync with wireless sex toys.
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We've barely seen the two together, and when we do appear, they don't seem all that in sync (Kristen turned to the bottle, not Carter, when she was disinvited from TomTom's Daily Mail party in last week's episode).
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A humanlike robot that is both terrifying in appearance on the most primal, gut level and undeniably effective: Once it's in operation, you are drawn to it, in sync with it, cannot help but feel empathy with it.
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It was, I realized later, just the level of bald-faced enthusiasm I needed to overcome my usual skepticism, which I buried away during those first months when our physical relationship seemed in sync with our emotional one.
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According to Kevin Robinson, the Wi-Fi Alliance's marketing VP, TimeSync will let companies easily build a speaker that can play music in sync with any other Timesync-enabled speaker, even if it's made by a different company.
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The stock market and oil prices are less in sync than they have been, but there is still a connection, and the fell 6 points Monday to 2,168, as the S&P energy sector lost nearly 393 percent.
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One does not exist without the other, and in the spirit of all great codependent relationships, they finish each other's sentences, too often walk in sync, and perhaps forget what should be the true nature of their dealings.
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The Republican establishment is heaping praise on Donald Trump's selection of conservative Mike Pence as his vice presidential running mate, but the two aren't always in sync — at least according to what the Indiana governor says on Twitter.
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Sam and Will's playing comes across like a singular entity, their guitars perfectly fluid and eerily in sync as they hammer out straightforward but still forward-thinking black metal that tempers beautifully clean, melodic leads with distorted tremolo.
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The Kardashian-Jenner sisters seem so in sync most of the time, from their similar selfie style to their collective love of naked dresses, but like any family, there are moments where they aren't on the same page.
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There is an argument underway on the right over whether Trump is being led astray by his courtiers or is working in sync with them on an agenda that they lack the skill and public support to pass.
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That's a little higher than the Vegas line, which was 66.5 the last time I checked, but right in sync with what more sophisticated projection approaches are predicting for the Warriors (71, 66.63 wins, somewhere in that range).
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Trade groups representing major automakers competing in the United States have asked the Trump administration for more leeway to meet Obama administration vehicle fuel economy targets, arguing the rules are costly and not in sync with consumer demand.
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From a distance, the chambelanes could have easily been mistaken for cadets at a police academy graduation, walking in sync wearing black suits with gold aiguillettes around their right shoulders, eyes hidden under peaked hats with gold insignia.
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It won't matter to his base that he supports President Trump's horrendous border policies and elimination of the Affordable Care Act and has a voting record on women's health that is perfectly in sync with the Pleistocene age.
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I spoke to four people working in sync to get their perspective and find out how they stay on-trend, while toeing that blurred line between being using the reference track as a starting point and plagiarizing it.
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As a fiscally moderate Democrat who opposes the "Medicare for all" and free four-year college plans of her liberal rivals, Ms. Klobuchar was in sync with the smaller-government tilt of plenty of Democrats in the state.
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If her own comments in recent years are any guide, she is likely to take a major interest in her new role in ensuring that the bureaucracy is more in sync in honing key capabilities, especially in cyberspace.
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They have a routine down when they appear on TV — she sits on the left, he on the right, and they are so in sync after doing this for so many years that they even take turns blinking.
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"Even when you forge new alliances, it doesn't mean you're going to be in sync on every issue," said Dore Gold, a longtime adviser to Mr. Netanyahu who recently stepped down as director general of the Foreign Ministry.
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And he wielded it, they say, to tell a story more strikingly in sync with the bottom-up view of history that dominates academic scholarship than with the biographies of great leaders that rule the best-seller list.
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If you're on a team where others help get the ball rolling and keep the ball rolling, your natural desire to stay in sync with others will keep you rolling along on your projects right along with them.
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Though there's some bad blood between Trump and Republican members of Congress because they did not line up in lock step behind Trump, he and Republicans are in sync over the future of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility.
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But Pompeo has also at times been hawkish on Russia, putting him much more in sync with most of the nation's top military brass, who see Russia as America's top national security threat, but potentially at odds with Trump.
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Dorothy Woods, the widow of Navy SEAL Tyrone Woods, told CNN's Erin Burnett in her first interview since the attacks that she found Clinton's comments to be in sync with other "dismissive" remarks from critics of the Benghazi investigation.
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