Jim with his strawberries and innards made a great dish.
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Basically, all the red plastics were used as the innards.
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And I had an appetite to express my "romantical" innards.
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So we had to boil it with all of its innards.
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The Barosaurus's innards contained just a paint brush and a bucket.
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Afterward, you can't even tell the innards are clumpy foam bits.
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In that time, the light began to melt the camera's innards.
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Looking out the window and seeing the plane's innards on display?
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Some USB drives can even fry the innards of some computers.
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David led us around the manor house and into her innards.
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Raw technological innards are on display with the BLOCK wireless charger.
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OK, sure, the innards of the car were suspiciously Bavarian-looking.
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In "Looking for Knives," Maltz's camera drifts through the hotels innards.
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Tilt the computer to drain any excess liquid from is innards.
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According to FedScoop, the electronic innards got a totally modern revamp.
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Analogue systems re-create gaming systems' innards in a different way.
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But how have fish innards become such a highly coveted delicacy?
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Peanut butter and jelly can look like bodily fluids or innards.
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We tried to steer a middle path: no innards or Chinese clichés.
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His paintings are often set in factories showing their age and innards.
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Most are unfinished, their innards exposed, steel bars poking from the rooftops.
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With an ostomy, my innards were not like those of normal people.
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You get a glimpse of the innards in the demonstration video below.
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A burned eyelid can contract and permanently droop, exposing its red innards.
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It's the source of much of our knowledge about the Earth's innards.
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Now we could all have a good look around my knee innards.
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That said, the iPhone SE has very different innards than the iPhone 5s.
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And now it's calling on researchers to autonomously explore the innards of Earth.
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Inside: all the people, on top of an oozing, respirating clot of innards.
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Their innards were splayed out next to them in a separate control box.
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Osmond caresses its pale yellow innards and licks the sap from his fingers.
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Its gooey, savory innards and perfectly toasty exterior will make you feel better.
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Tesla makes great cars, but their innards are for most owners completely incomprehensible.
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It's the source of much of our knowledge about the Earth's own innards.
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The new RX100 V keeps the same pocketable design and overhauls the innards.
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MYTHOLOGY is rich with tales of dragons and the magical properties their innards possess.
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He kissed my breasts and stroked the innards of my thighs, reaching into me.
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The innards were red net sacks used for packing onions, filled with PET bottles.
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By following his instructions, you begin a short but unnerving journey into Triantafyllidis' innards.
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The children sat at folding tables with their pumpkins, scooping out the goopy innards.
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Flipkart also recently started to collect the packaging boxes and other innards from customers.
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What's a more amorphous pile of goo than the innards or a decaying corpse?
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Exchanges take days to confirm new users, trapping bitcoin and cash inside their opaque innards.
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From the rump to the neck, you eat everything, including the liver and the innards.
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You have to take all their innards out and throw it together as contaminated waste.
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We'd most likely get some upgraded innards, too, like a new processor and more memory.
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Then, they installed the relevant innards of the official Switch dock in the cartridge slot.
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Loveliest are those with a blush, hiding innards of sour cherry, more bracing than sweet.
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Think shoes torn apart, their innards — including their memory foam inserts — reassembled on construction paper.
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Most cameras built by Hikvision and Dahua are thought not to contain sophisticated American innards.
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The regal facades of once grand hotels are peeling, their innards carved out and abandoned.
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These creators are turning Lovecraft inside out, exposing his wet, ugly innards for antiracist purposes.
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At times, we're shown what wondrous innards lie beneath skin, revealing physiological systems typically unseen.
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Its innards take the form of a gift shop filled with all things waterfowl-related.
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The innards of the animal would've been consumed first, perhaps integrated into a sausage, Nilsson explains.
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After all, the product doesn't exactly represent leaps and bounds when it comes to upgraded innards.
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However, most modern smartphones are compact, making it difficult to access the devices' innards for manipulation.
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I decide to improvise with a chocolate croissant that I'll just scoop the innards out of.
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The smell of the deer's innards made me gag, which, in turn, made my dad laugh.
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You can watch it in action here, if you don't mind the whole exposed innards thing.
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Some close-up views of the MSI Vortex, including an exploded shot of the PC's innards.
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Roofs had collapsed earthward, the buildings' innards — mattresses, curtains, chair legs — sticking out at odd angles.
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Make sure your instrument has a cross-guard so you don't drop it down your innards.
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"When you open up the fish, their innards are black with oil and muck," he said.
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But obtaining a command and control server, the core innards of a malware campaign, is telling.
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Too much risk of getting spattered with flying blood (fake) or the innards of eggs (real).
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Just rub them away with your fingers to reveal the shiny innards, a rather pleasant task.
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The video then cuts to a series of shots that look over the innards of a CPU.
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Every splintering of plastic felt like a victory, and its innards of wiring began to spill out.
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Plenty dismissed modularity (the concept of making a phone's innards swappable and upgradeable) the first time around.
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You can "jailbreak" an iPhone to roam more freely around its innards, but Apple makes that difficult.
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Behold the rainbow innards of a mouse, the first creature to be x-rayed in 3D color.
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The planet's surface is windswept and barren, its factory innards dank, greasy, full of flame and brimstone.
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And then we have Sumner drinking the "hot black liquid — blood, urine, bile" — from a bear's innards.
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As prices climb, they have given up eating beef and fresh fruit, sustaining themselves on chicken innards.
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To me, the most striking feature of the Galaxy S9+ innards is how neat it all looks.
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The innards of a great Wren church in Piccadilly spilling out in all its rubbliness onto the pavement.
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American approval is still required in some areas, including changes to the innards of the internet's address system.
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"We tried to take its innards out to make it real," director Adrian Lyne shared in Leading Lady.
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Transparent padlocks work best, as you can easily understand how the innards work — and how to defeat them.
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At least once that meant him reaching his forearm halfway down a tortoise shell to remove its innards.
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Add tripe and innards to lugaw, and it becomes goto; with chicken and saffron, it is arroz caldo.
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It made its return Wednesday afternoon in the raw concrete innards behind the stage of the Opéra Bastille.
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A better way to measure obesity is an X-ray, which can distinguish between fat and other innards.
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Another skeptic found the most damning evidence: a gap in the robot's neckline that showed his human innards.
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" The dumplings, Nguyen wrote, were filled with "flaccid, gray innards"; the burger, she said, reminded her of an "M.
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On either side of the small watercraft, an embedded traffic cone offers a glimpse of the sculpture's dim innards.
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Apple tried shoring up the disappointing sales by cutting prices and upgrading the innards, but it ultimately proved fruitless.
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Offal, a show named after innards, ought to have some messy moments and blunt edges, and it luckily does.
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Still, it's a fascinating and rare look at the innards of one of the most dramatic phenomena on Earth.
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Over there is a fist-sized gizmo designed to hold an atomic clock's precious innards safe within a satellite.
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Harvesters with pressure-resistant electronic innards will soon be used to gather ore from seabeds that were previously inaccessible.
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That same woman continuously groans in the background as she realizes how gnarly the poor lil chilensis' innards are.
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He was working for a flower company there when he saw the innards of the flower delivery supply chain.
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The results of those efforts are hard to spot, however, in the innards of leading Chinese tech companies' products.
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But Kleppmann hopes an ongoing rewrite of the Automerge innards could get it close, enabling those larger-scale apps.
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Jars of jam in the refrigerator saw their innards heartlessly dumped in the garbage and substituted with cheap alcohol.
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If we left Mom on life support, the fungus would eat her alive, putrefying her innards, turning her fingers black.
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It employed hundreds of people from Bartella, but now it's a massive hollow structure of mangled steel and charred innards.
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JT LeRoy is from Savannah's perspective — the goal was to create Savannah's experience of Laura versus Laura's broken-down innards.
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Visually, this is a game of peering at the innards of a space station through a variety of camera lenses.
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Click here to view original GIFNASA fits foam plugs inside of booster rockets to protect the innards ahead of ignition.
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I'm not a big innards person, like even if it's fried and delicious I'm not doing liver or bone marrow.
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I watch the innards and sinews of the celluloid beast yanked and twisted into something small and even more ferocious.
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After poking a hole at the top and bottom of the eggs, she sucks the innards out with her mouth.
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Then lots of folks started using homemade condoms from sheep guts and other animal innards to prevent pregnancy and disease.
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So they are involved in a bout of frenzied activity to keep control of the innards of self-driving cars.
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Images from the scene show a green-and-white bus, its windows blown out and its innards blackened by fire.
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You look at the news reel and see a mirror; it's not of your reflection, but of a nation's innards.
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It is the black market for Scottish haggis, a savory pudding of boiled sheep innards wrapped in a sheep's stomach.
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He held various engineering jobs, working on, among other things, automobile airbags and the innards of missiles, before retiring in 503.
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They are developing tiny robots which can venture inside an engine to inspect its innards and carry out any necessary repairs.
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One of the most exact ways to measure obesity is an X-ray, which can distinguish between fat and other innards.
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Try painstakingly scraping the mucous membranes off a piece of animal innards and soaking it for days in lye and sulphur!
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Gas had built up in her innards after she had eaten small pieces of plastic mistaken for food such as jellyfish.
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The living ants had punctured the abdomens of dead ants to suck out their innards, "like opening a can," István said.
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The lab workers are paid to break toys, pick apart their innards, and analyze the raw materials that go into them.
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A bite including ridges will not contain as much peanut butter as a bite containing exclusively innards — and the latter is superior.
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It's essentially a Surface Studio without the PC innards — or a Wacom Cintiq if you're looking at it from an accessory perspective.
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All of those high-powered innards will be liquid-cooled with the sort of vapor chamber you usually find on a server.
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Inverted faces, bisected bodies revealing labyrinthine innards, and limbs erupting into smoke mirror stress headaches, knots in the stomach, and existential crises.
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Over the next few weeks, Beam observed Gong spend hours opening the machine up and filming its innards with his iPhone camera.
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Three minutes on each side results in a crispy shell, thanks to the seltzer, along with fluffy innards due to the mayo.
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The other all-new Pokémon include Pyukumuku and Morelull, one of which has an ability called "Innards out" which is also fantastic.
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He is the opera house complex's point man in a vast renovation project aimed at bringing all those innards up-to-date.
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The balloons' glass molds are shaped like intestines and organs, a reference to early toy balloons, which were made of animal innards.
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"It's a bit dirty-tasting," said Ben Reade, a Scottish chef who once smuggled a suitcase full of sheep innards into Denmark.
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We lust for the latest gadget, which hides away minerals wrested from beneath the Congo, among other places, deep in its innards.
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No longer human, the female figure is splayed like a motherboard, with her manufactured innards inviting us to scrutinize her as specimen.
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Indeed, 46mm is a lot of watch — and that's doubly the case when the profile expands to include all sorts of smartwatch innards.
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There are mattresses everywhere, their exposed innards revealing humming burrows of cockroaches — and the mattresses may be the least terrifying of their redoubts.
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Inside each and every one of us is a piping hot Take, waiting to burst out of our innards like a baby xenomorph.
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And its innards and features mostly, but don't quite, match those of the current top mainstream model, the 6s, rolled out last year.
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The resulting pressure can damage batteries' innards, causing them to short-circuit and release densely stored energy in the form of excessive heat.
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While getting a good temperature reading of the Martian interior would help characterize the planet's innards, it's not essential to the overall mission.
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Its launcher, an imposing truck, stood nearby, as Lieutenant-General Mikhail Matveyevsky, Russia's missile chief, pointed to a diagram of the missile's innards.
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Green and cuboid, with an interior steel frame, rubberised treads and pressure-resistant electronic innards, it is about the size of a minivan.
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So in the late '80s, researchers got the clever idea of sucking out the viral innards and inserting good genes to fight diseases.
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And its innards and features mostly, but don't quite, match those of the current top mainstream model, the 6S, rolled out last year.
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These boosters use shuttle components, although Orbital ATK reengineered a lot of their innards and added another segment to give them more thrust.
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No one, perhaps, knows more about the innards of corruption in Mexico than Guzmán, and he might have much to say about it.
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The author and her husband explored the innards of their tabletop carbon water filter as part of their search for pristine drinking water.
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Because Mercury's innards are sealed within a single plate of lithosphere, this shrivelling effect has caused its surface to warp along fault lines.
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In years past replacement batteries were the norm for smartphones, before the cult of slimming touchscreen slabs arrived to glue phone innards together.
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By the time the plane touched down safely in Honolulu around 40 minutes later, the engine was bare, its innards on full display.
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The trip started with an actual quantum computer, its innards exposed, on display in the lobby of the Thomas J. Watson Research Center.
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As the group munched on samosas, he explained that the boiled sheep innards he had tried to bring from Scotland had been confiscated.
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It's made from the meat of the hare, stuffed with pork jowl, foie gras, the hare's innards, and its blood, and even chocolate.
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The stack traces would give valuable information about potentially out-of-date components in the site's innards attackers could use to breach it.
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Inside the room is an automated teller machine that shows signs of being tampered with, its doors cracked open to reveal its innards.
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While Lewitt shows us the gallery's electrical innards, Altmann presents the guts of anonymous dwellings in what is his first solo US show.
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In this video, we see Sony Interactive Entertainment mechanical design director Takamasa Araki disassemble the VR headset screw by screw, laying its innards bare.
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Originally these foods were things like shiokara (squid pickled in its own guts) and shuto (fermented bonito innards mixed with sake, honey, and mirin).
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"We tried to take its innards out to make it real," said director Adrian Lyne, according to the excerpt from the book Leading Lady.
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The Predator Orion 9000 — which Acer says is its most powerful gaming desktop to date — is damn hefty, thanks to its high-end innards.
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When our phones shrank to pocket dimensions and their innards integrated into tiny circuits, it allowed us to redefine exactly a ringtone could be.
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It's no different than what we're seeing with Android Wear watches today, just replacing the quartz innards with a more modern Qualcomm chip instead.
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Those vents help cool down the iMac when the processor is performing difficult tasks, and give access to all of the computer&aposs innards.
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I know better than to call this carefully engineered bit of earbud innards "magic," but it is something like magic — fast and glitch-free.
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It's essentially a collection of puzzle boxes, 3D geometric objects that you twist and turn in order to get at their high-tech innards.
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It also continued a trend of updating classic cell phone designs with modern features and innards: This year's reboot was the 8110 slider phone.
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The innards of an antique desk are painted in red and white stripes, a backdrop for a dancing antique figure and a glittery peacock.
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Supporting racks held each spacecraft at shoulder height; each had its side panels open, exposing metallic innards: snaking tubes and wires covered in foil.
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The 62-story luxury condo building stretches upward like an angry alien, morphing and exposing its metallic innards as it hulks over the city.
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One of the big limitations of using phone innards for "real" computers is the shortage of RAM, and the typically slow speeds of the RAM.
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If you get that far, you'll find the device's innards remarkably sealed-in and complex to dismantle, which accounts for the iPhone's thin, appealing design.
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New Scientist reports on a fascinating new effort underway in Iceland to turn our planet's gooey innards into a cheap and abundant source of power.
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" Those beauties have "their innards exposed—intestines and livers and stomachs, hearts, kidneys spilling out of their perfectly made, peeled-open, and glowing wax skin.
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Strong winds are also a worry in places where piles of ruined debris line the streets, the innards of houses that were flooded by Florence.
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Amid the graphs and charts, a slide showed two mice with their innards on display: one filled with malignancies, the other (after being zapped) clear.
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Giulianotti greeted the support team and took me over to a monitor, to look at a preoperative black-and-white scan of the patient's innards.
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Defining garum The recipe varied as well — we've included a variety of fish options, though the video above only uses the widely praised mackerel innards.
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Say hello to the Global Link, a personal communicator, scanner, and all-around smartphone-before-smartphones with what's, presumably, a roll-up display in its innards.
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In this exhibition, Lawler — with the excellent curation of Roxana Marcoci — creates a funhouse of objects that refract and rip apart images to expose their innards.
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A perforated panel at the bottom — HexaFlow Vent, in Samsung parlance — helps airflow around the innards of each machine and is unlockable with just three screws.
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That the iPhone Xs is able to do this is thanks to the serious and seriously powerful silicon buried in its innards: the A12 Bionic chip.
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We're here for wearing an exfoliating face mask that resembles the gooey innards of a jack-o'-lantern and coating our legs with pumpkin marshmallow lotion.
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Then, the camera takes us through the umbilical cord, its fleshy innards transitioning into a metallic pipe that is revealed to be connected to a machine.
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When I walked inside, I realized the restaurant's innards are not so different from the street it sits upon—everyone's drunk and aiming to get drunker.
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That was why the little Ruger remained so long in a drawer in my desk, rendered inoperative by a cable gun lock strung through its innards.
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Personal Health Modern technology is making it possible for medical scientists to analyze inhabitants of our innards that most people probably would rather not know about.
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It had trailed blood and innards all across the decorative brick path, then collapsed in a cloud of black ichor into the crystal clear blue water.
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Every month, I travel with a small group of like-minded individuals to one of the outer boroughs to eat tripe and kidneys and other innards.
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He would chew on it to get the juice out and then spit out the fibrous innards, like the fucking two-year-old that he is.
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These collages read as commentary on the pace of modernization in her Mexico, overlapping brains with computer innards and workers' bodies with lines of new cars.
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Watch the entire low-budget Planet Earth scene above and marvel at the beauty of Mother Nature while one bird shreds the innards of another bird.
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If the idea was to simply take a traditional pocket watch and replace the mechanical innards with Samsung's own hardware, that'd be novel enough on its own.
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Sure, the thing looks remarkably identical to its predecessor from the front, but the innards are certainly souped up — and there's a snazzy new back to match.
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InSight will be the first spacecraft to use a robotic arm to place its instruments on another planet's soil—effectively unraveling the innards of the Red Planet.
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As de la Mora explained in an interview with Hyperallergic's Devon Van Houten Maldonado, speakers suck and blow air around their apparatus's innards as they generate sound.
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Kitty's unfortunate taxidermic quality derives from its complex mechanical innards, which allow it to twist over on its back so you can pet its abnormally firm tummy.
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"I said that I would like a flagel, scooped," she said, gesturing toward the flat discs and explaining her preference for having the carb-y innards removed.
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"Polar fracking" has thrown Earth off its axis and now Iggy Pop is gnawing on innards that (this being a Jarmusch joint) he washes down with coffee.
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When the big project began in 1976, Dr. Haegert said, his father dismantled the Model A in the backyard and created a road map of its innards.
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At the State Library of Victoria, where he's silently terrorizing visitors with his presence, you can use an app to see x-ray details of his innards.
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It's almost like my brain needs to see the dog go first before it can sign the permission slip for my innards to stage their own rodeo.
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It has all the Mate 9's innards: the Kirin 960 chipset, the 20-megapixel monochrome/12-megapixel color camera combo, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage.
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This weekend, in a heavily Latino section of northeast Houston, where the soggy innards of hundreds of mobile homes lined the streets, conversations were filled with uncertainty.
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Fugu, with its lethal innards, is considered a winter time delicacy in Japan, with high-end Tokyo restaurants charging customers 22,000 yen ($199 US) to risk death.
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I feel pretty confident that what happened was, some speechwriter in the innards of the campaign put together some thoughts, including Michelle Obama's speech as a template.
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The tablet's innards are held together with "gobs of adhesive" and "foam sticky tape," which means it'll take a seasoned expert—or Apple itself—to fix the thing.
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ProPublica's attempt to take the next step—to poke around the concealed files and the innards of the operating system—was blocked by software fixes made that evening.
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The top-of the line Roku Ultra, which has 4K capability and the best-performing innards of any Roku device, gets an updated remote but stays at $100.
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Practitioners and all manner of internet health gurus claim that colonics help "detox" your innards of fecal matter that's supposedly been hanging around in there for too long.
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Well, you can start by just navigating around Google and OpenAI's example here, built to unspool the innards of a well-known neural network called GoogLeNet or InceptionV1.
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On a run, I had to adjust the hem of the shirt every few steps because it was folding up and felt like it was squeezing my innards.
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First, modern smartphones offer varying degrees of water resistance, but when you open up the phone's innards like the Find X does, you lose that peace of mind.
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Though it's still unclear what makes up a Westworld host's innards, we do know they're capable of getting bacterial infections (episode two notes Maeve has a MRSA infection).
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It's also supposed to have some fast innards including a HiSilicon Kirin 950 octa-core processor and 3GB of memory, as well as a rather large 3900mAh battery.
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My phone, on the other hand, lets me in with just a dab of my thumb, giving me full access to its innards in less than a second.
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With the inside now outside, a building's interior is more open and flexible — space can be converted and reconfigured without worrying about disturbing most of the building's innards.
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This chills it to within a whisker of absolute zero—the lowest temperature possible—so that the chip's delicate innards remain undisturbed by any stray puffs of heat.
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An extreme example is the namesake Chacho's Tacos: 14 inches of squishy flour tortilla trying to restrain its motley innards, which consists of everything else on the menu.
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They're Medically SqueamishAs the beginning of this piece undoubtedly reveals, I'm more than a little squeamish myself about anything have to do with squishy innards; especially my own.
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The interface—lines of stark white text on a black background–looks hostile and forbidding, as though you're dissecting the innards of your computer while it's still alive.
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This trick of funneling quasi-legal profits into wholly illegal business ventures eventually led to the crime lord's downfall as investigators dug into the innards of his scheme.
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LONDON — The laptop — or what's left of it — is a mangled carcass: Its innards have been ripped out, and only a few strips of metal and plastic remain.
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It arrives frozen, and the combination of textures and temperatures — the silken fur, the firm sack of rapidly thawing innards below, is deeply unfamiliar to a taxidermy novice.
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Guys, we know WikiLeaks has been kind of a force in 2016, but we're not 100 percent sure we want to know the condition of Julian Assange's innards.
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The gamepads will be available in red, blue, and crystal, and each gives a good look at the innards of the device thanks to a see-through top panel.
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But look on the bright side: While we may not know the taste of these skinny, genetically-reformed pig innards, we still have regular old full-fat bacon waiting.
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Jim: utilized all the innards of the chicken (in an interview he admits this is worrisome) and his dish also includes strawberries, which everyone thinks is a little odd.
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By requesting that iFixit pull the teardown, Samsung is apparently willing to risk the Streisand effect when it comes to people clamoring to see the innards of its device.
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And if you want to literally see through the back of your phone, Xiaomi has done it (though whether you're really seeing the phone's innards is up to debate).
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America's economy is configured for designing iPhones, not assembling their components; the innards of its cars and planes cross national borders many times before the final product is ready.
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And not to be left from the party, the newly-announced Apple Watch Series 4 is also getting updated innards: an updated fourth-generation SIP (silicon in package) chip.
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Known for meticulous, hand-drawn ballpoint renderings of the innards of everything from furniture to museums, the Japanese architect's most elaborate works are studies of Tokyo's sprawling train stations.
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Not only does it rip away armor plates — exposing the weaker machine innards — it also strips off weapons that you can then pick up and turn against your opponents.
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Previously he's created an Escher-esque basketball-themed world for Prefuse 73, explored a Moog synth's innards with Flying Lotus, and visited the afterlife with This Will Destroy You.
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The instrument's lid had been removed, baring its dignified innards — the gold-toned cast-iron harp with sections of strings fanning out like veins — studded with tiny paper markers.
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By contrast, Zayn's marketing looks like it was worked out on the back of a box of king-sized Rizla or scrawled on the innards of a Lucozade bottle.
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On loan to the show from the Louvre is an ancient Etruscan sculpture of a youth who, with an impassive stare, lifts his robe to reveal his exposed innards.
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Teams of academic and government researchers and a handful of start-ups have created human organs-on-chips — miniaturized versions of livers, lungs, kidneys, intestines and other vital innards.
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In recent attacks, the hackers often spent months quietly scouting out the innards of the computer networks of potential victims to ensure they have every important file tied up.
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Here, it's served without the usual innards (lung, intestine, heart) and the blood is gently cooked down until it's more coat of paint than sauce, its metallic tang subdued.
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It has to do with intimate things — the innards of your head and heart, the workings of your mind — and the boundary between those things and the world outside.
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The improved audio is the result of upgraded hardware innards, like a new "high-excursion" driver that can pump out better tones — but mostly, a better fit on the user.
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In 2018, all fans want is for Lemonade and 4:44 to be strictly autobiographical, laying out the innards of the Carters' marriage and setting it to song (and video).
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Today's computer chips get cheaper and faster as their features get smaller, but quantum mechanics says that at tiny enough scales, particles sail through solids, short-circuiting the chip's innards.
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The reason for this fear is that deep-learning programs do their learning by rearranging their digital innards in response to patterns they spot in the data they are digesting.
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After that, he removed some of the internal components, like the wireless charging panel and some of the loudspeaker plastics, to better display some of the more aesthetically pleasing innards.
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So much of the argument revolved around a related question: how does one separate out the profits on the front casing from the profits on the "innards" of the phone?
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It also boasts a beautiful design, a sharper-than-real-life screen with vibrant colors, and powerful innards that make it one of the top performers in the mobile space.
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That means getting the beef-heart carpaccio, even if innards aren't usually your thing, because its texture—at once tender and crisp-edged—pairs fantastically with zesty fermented garlic scapes.
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Americans read about children being eaten alive by rats and concluded that the real horror sat inside their own stomachs, poisoning their bodies with tubercular meat and mystery pork innards.
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Moving up the Guggenheim ramp, we find the chairs' black leather upholstery and muslin innards drooping from the wall, like flayed skins; the chairs' disassembled arms huddle in a corner.
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After a siege of renovations it now presents as a decent-looking collection of modest retail boxes, if a bit ghostly, all plate glass with construction paper shrouding the innards.
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Yes, you get to wind your way through its innards in the line for the ride, and make fun photo stops at highly Instagrammable locations such as the Dejarik table.
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KOH KHANUN, Thailand — Crouched on the ground in a dimly lit factory, the women picked through the discarded innards of the modern world: batteries, circuit boards and bundles of wires.
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That close it's not safe for it to be moving at all, and anyway the human is probably getting close in order to shut it down or mess with its innards.
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If you've ever wanted to see someone go through the innards of a phone retail box in midair on a fighter plane, OnePlus and internet celebrity Jake Paul have you covered.
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A new report says that its innards are basically that of a Chromecast video streamer, but that Google is betting on the power of its voice recognition and artificial intelligence technology.
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The glossy service is even more aesthetically distinct this time out, with the addition of the Translucent Blue color scheme, which offers a cloudy and colorful peek into the phone's innards.
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The iPhone SE is a four-inch smartphone utilizing the same design as the iPhone 5, yet with upgraded innards putting it on par with the performance of the iPhone 6S.
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Then, when it came time for an upgrade in 2004, the company released the MSN TV 2 with innards that were closer to the original Xbox than to the original WebTV.
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Workers would rip out the innards of electronic products with their hands, applying acid and melting down casings with cigarette lighters, extracting metals like copper and shredding plastic into reusable pellets.
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Scientists and engineers built radiation-resistant robots like the Manbo and a device like a huge X-ray machine that uses exotic space particles called muons to see the reactors' innards.
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In some fights, motion stuttered and the graphics appeared more pixelated at times, like when my character stuck a giant sword through his opponent's stomach and sawed away at his innards.
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What can you say about a Lotus-based chassis with Tesla electrified innards that, in all of its candy-red glory, was loaded into a SpaceX rocket and blasted into space?
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You can hear the snap and crackling of its innards, before nearly instantaneously disintegrating into broken up shards that fall through the rest of the shredder's teeth toward the ground below.
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That kind of money will get you a phone like the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4, which topped 2017's bestseller lists and comes with a large, high-quality screen and beefy innards.
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But it's also a minor exorcism: By articulating the urge, however fleeting, to seize an idea, pin it down, and parse its innards, I make myself evaluate the kernel at its heart.
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Glowing bottles line the walls of the dark, enclosed space, at the center of which a large jellyfish-like sculpture with blinking innards and limbs of clear plastic hangs, swells, and shimmers.
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And this is where you might find chinks in Mi Box's armor: While these specs are decent, especially for the price, some users might want more powerful innards to power 4K playback.
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Visitors will enter through a jade-paneled door and climb a staircase that spirals around the clock's gargantuan innards—5-ton counterweights, 8-foot stainless steel gears, a 6-foot titanium pendulum.
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Though it's also added a new color: Translucent Black (pictured above), a semi-transparent casing that partially shows off the phone's innards — a fun gimmick I'm surprised more phone companies haven't tried.
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Endowed with an aggressive and unsettling wit, her mutant chairs, tables and cabinets take bricolage to a new level, cobbling together found materials, objects large and small, and furniture scraps and innards.
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"Sludgie the Wale" (2007), an installation by Snow, invites visitors to the collection to walk through the imagined innards of a beached wale, a kind of contrived, post-apocalyptic amusement park attraction.
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Like the grooviest welcome mat I'd ever heard, a seductive wash of instrumentation took me over before Nile Rodgers' cheerful guitar line invaded my innards, and a robot voice entered the room.
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Liu was arrested in the city of Weifang on August 19 for breaking into and tearing out the wiry innards of four China Telecom service boxes, according to Chinese news site NetEase.
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He wanted to use the chicken innards and skin as an exercise in avoiding waste, so he came up with the liver mousse and gizzards, the skewered chicken hearts and the gribenes.
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Jack Ma and Elon Musk may get more headlines, but it's the circuitous route taken by the innards of smartphones and servers that really defines the most important diplomatic relationship in technology.
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But at this point Apple's AR ambitions are hardly speculative; a brisk stroll through the innards of the company's iOS 13.1 and Xcode 11 last fall referenced a set of smart glasses.
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The lander also carries a probe that will burrow 16 feet into the ground in order to measure the amount of heat flowing upward, providing additional data about the innards of Mars.
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Good luck finding oven space in which to gently roast your six legs of lamb, let alone a couple of burners on which to simmer slowly your innards and broth with rice.
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There is also a copy of the British trade magazine Television from 1980, the cover of which features a bikini-clad model holding what appear to be the innards of television set.
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The new rules shine a spotlight on the innards of stock, bond, commodity and derivatives markets by forcing banks, asset managers and traders to report detailed information on trillions of euros in transactions.
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For instance, boys are twice as likely as girls (11% vs 5%) to be given a mobile phone when young, and more likely to pull it apart to explore its innards, says CompTIA.
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Though it's not technically the first time we've seen the innards of the now-delayed Samsung Galaxy Fold, iFixit's teardown of the folding device is absolutely the most informed and detailed we've seen.
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As members grilled Facebook on how little it understands what's taking place inside its own platform, they drove home a another point too: if Facebook doesn't fully understand its innards, how could they?
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The new regime shines a spotlight on the innards of stock,bond, commodity and derivatives markets by forcing banks, asset managers and traders to report detailed information on trillions of euros in transactions.
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Of course another conspiracy theory is the nuance-free "well-oiled malignant machine" one, in which this case is just an instance of said machine expelling a bit of grit from its innards.
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His "Unwound Cassette Tape" (2012) is a skinny, five-foot-tall print, showing the unraveled plastic innards of a cassette, with the tape accumulating at its base like a mound of translucent fettuccine.
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You'll stare dead-eyed at walls, weep in the shower, feel your entire innards rearranging themselves and you slowly clomp to the corner store for a blue Gatorade and a pack of Reds.
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But perhaps nothing exemplifies just how ready the Spurs were to devour OKC's innards, Jurassic Park-style (especially given the prehistoric fossils that play under Pop), than the opening moment of the game.
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Rested, and with his legal clock reset, he drove through the night to deliver coils — "probably the innards to an A.C. unit or something," he said — at the Lennox factory in Marshalltown, Iowa.
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From lace loops to decorative decals to stiff outer soles and cushy innards, running shoes are an intricately manufactured stew of acronyms: TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate), and PET (polyethylene terephthalate).
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She treats us to a layered look inside Fox's paranoid, bigoted and xenophobic innards, and, after a good deal of tension-building, we still find ourselves rooting for the wronged women to triumph.
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It's still something of a proof-of-concept, but his eventual goal is to sell these cases (you'll have to bring your own innards) to other folks who want something a bit more portable.
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It seemed invasive enough in the original "Johny, Johny" videos when adults ordered children to open their mouths; now, asking Refrigerator to open its door and hand over its innards somehow feels borderline sadistic.
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As you get deeper into the Galaxy Fold's guts, aside from its screen, its innards are quite similar to a typical phone, but with a bit of added complexity and a lot of glue.
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Just northeast of the city proper, Tour-Ed's owners run field trips and tours during the warmer months, despite the fact that the mine's innards run a constant 50 degrees or so, year round.
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Makeup Bag Innards Zipper Pouch, $12.90-$19.35, available at RedbubbleThis zipper pouch features black-and-white sketches of makeup and beauty products, appearing as if your makeup bag went through an X-ray machine.
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But there is one dish that is considered authentic: a local concoction known in Hebrew as meorav Yerushalmi, or Jerusalem mixed grill, made of kosher innards that might otherwise end up in the garbage.
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Many of the millions of Americans with Scottish ancestry have happily settled for an increasingly wide array of lung-less haggis (or, repulsed by the thought of eating sheep innards, avoided the dish entirely).
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China is the world's main buyer of pigs feet, as well as other items like ears, elbows and innards, providing a source of revenue for U.S. processors which can barely sell such products at home.
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I would be first in line with coins pilfered from my mother's purse for tall malts packed into a cardboard cup with a long plastic spoon to reach the soupy, melted innards at the bottom.
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Background: Before ordering up big shipments of circuit boards — the essential innards of nearly every electronic device — companies generally send out for a small set of prototypes to make sure everything works as it should.
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After a quick Internet search, I convinced myself of juicing's numerous health benefits: resting your gut, liver, and stomach; detoxifying your innards; flooding your body with nutrients; and boosting energy to as-yet-unattained levels.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Brazil's Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias said on Monday that China has approved seven meat packing plants in the state of Santa Catarina state for the export of pork innards.
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Innards from a Swisher Sweet fill the cup holder of the seat I take in the middle of the empty room, making me feel as though I am patronizing a porno theater without the porno.
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Each layer — the pork, the gently poached okra and its viscous innards — offers its own interpretation of softness, the whole thing more thrilling in its refusal to provide much in the way of contrasting crunch.
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The conglomerate is one of the world's top sellers of televisions and smartphones, a key supplier for the innards of Apple's iPhones, and the maker of products as varied as cargo ships and credit cards.
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Through the eyes of eldest daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), we witness the mysterious disappearance of the clan's baby son, abducted by an evil hag in the forest who uses his gory innards as an ointment.
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"All evidence indicates that the time from exposure to expiration is under 48 hours," says a pathologist during an autopsy on an early victim, moments before that victim's exposed innards somehow spurt blood all over him.
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Her sculptures, which often feature tangles of eyeballs and teeth, look as if the innards of some strange creature have been turned inside out and are now looking to consume whatever lies in their general proximity.
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By the end of the movie, the two had fashioned its innards and exterior parts into their own miniature Johnny 5, which they named J6, reminiscent of artist Géza Szöllősi turning dissected insects into DIY robots.
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The first solo English-language feature from the Norwegian director André Ovredal — an infinitely more disciplined follow-up to his 2011 film, "Trollhunter" — this shivery tour through a young woman's innards turns putrefaction into a puzzle.
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It's a late 2013 model with a 13-inch display and middling innards, and it's been the workhorse I have relied on for everything from live-blogging Apple events to reporting from remote corners of the country.
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First, I sat down with Andrew Zimmern, food writer and host of Bizarre Foods on the Travel Channel; the guy who's consumed more innards, creepy crawlies, and odiferous foods than most of us will in our lifetimes.
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When at full tilt, the car had the ability to lift your innards and throw off your equilibrium — even on a straight, flat road — in a way I'd not ever truly felt below the $260,0.23 price point.
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On that front, Samsung hasn't made any changes: It's difficult to get into the innards of the Galaxy Note 8, and the battery is still glued down (making it tougher to repair and ultimately harder to recycle).
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Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit, whose company makes most of its money by opening up and examining the innards of electronics, told me that electronics themselves aren't a threat, but that bombs disguised as electronics could be.
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Online, she found Reform, a young Danish company with an ingenious money-saving solution – cabinet doors, panels and counters designed by some of the world's foremost architects that could be used to disguise economical innards from Ikea.
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Mr. Gordon's recent large-scale works fixate on a limited sonic palette — a cohort of bassoons, a smattering of wooden 19893-by-4s, the innards of a piano — but somehow unlock a vast range of tonal hues.
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" (The seven salads were carrots with orange blossom water; cucumbers with cinnamon; herb jam; stewed tomatoes; eggplant purée; pickled beets; and braised chicken innards.) "We were all there together," he said, "Grandma, Grandpa, my mom, my aunts.
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Ms. Silverton and Mr. Fox rhapsodized about the fuller, sweeter berry taste, the juice-dribbling texture (compared with the chalky innards of some commercial berries) and an aroma that wafts toward marketgoers before they reach the stall.
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They sell a kit that straps to the top of things like excavators, bulldozers and skid steers, taking tech like lidar, GPS and Wi-Fi and meshing them into the machine's innards to give it autonomous smarts.
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The explosive innards of the revitalized weapons may not be entirely new, they argue, but the smaller yields and better targeting can make the arms more tempting to use — even to use first, rather than in retaliation. Gen.
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What if one could shrink to see the guts, the innards of a computer hard drive or the data stored on mobile devices or on social media accounts—not as endless strings of code, but as physical manifestations?
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Adding cranberry juice cocktail would have been an insult to what Hangar 1 has developed; a smooth, almost gin-like vodka encased in a beautiful bottle designed in homage to the fog catchers from whence its innards came.
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You see, I'm only on day one of my new life, and my innards are used to energy drinks and ham, so eating this many vegetables at once feels like a red hot sword slicing through my stomach.
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For season 3, the production team found a "half abandoned mall on the outskirts of Atlanta that allowed us to literally take over the entire mall, reface its outside, rebuild its innards," executive producer Shawn Levy toldEntertainment Weekly.
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Osiel sanitized the liver-giblet chiller, a tublike contraption that cools chicken innards by cycling them through a near-freezing bath, then looked for a ladder, so that he could turn off the water valve above the machine.
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Some 22011 workers in hard hats would gut the land like a salmon, and then float its innards 298,21980 miles away to be burned in "countries in the Pacific Rim, Indonesia, India, and Chile," according to PacRim's website.
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Along with photographers Albert Fernique and Charles Marville, Pierre Petit was responsible for many of the views of a scaffolded or skeletal Liberty, her wooden innards not yet covered in plaster and sheathed in a copper outer skin.
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An old Tacana recipe book contains a litany of ways to make peta, their name for the creature, but the chefs seemed doubtful about the taste of the gooey innards, chewy skin and orphaned paws sitting atop rice.
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She is at work on some large-scale paintings inspired by Mexican ceramic tiles (talaveras) as well as a series of sculptures made from polyurethane, painted to resemble tiled walls but whose insides are revealed as bloody innards.
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Nester Rylie's been reading it, and she told me in passing last year, she ain't rubbed groundhog brains on her babies' sore teeth or needed to use the hen innards on the gums of her teething ones since.
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It's got a 6.1-inch OLED display, a triple rear camera with optical zoom that only goes to 3x, a 32-megapixel selfie camera, and roughly the same innards as the P30 Pro, save for a smaller, 63,650mAh battery.
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Each model has the curved metal frame, oval home-button-and-fingerprint-scanner, and glass back familiar from the Galaxy S73, but in terms of innards, you won't find more than 27GB of internal storage and a 25GHz processor.
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The last episode began with the collapse of Alexandria's protective wall, which resulted in roughly three billion zombies stumbling through, and ended with a group of survivors slipping quietly past a flock of them after camouflaging themselves with innards.
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Along the way, morsels were revealed, among them Mr. DiCaprio's intimacy with, and ingestion of, assorted mammalian innards, details that banged around the echo chamber so loudly that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler could not resist taking a stab.
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Maybe one day we'll have a smartphone that manages to take its design cues from luxury watches or high-end gaming computers, with super polished innards that are meant to show off the internal engineering as much as external.
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Here she prepares to stride forth from her victory over the serpent that swallowed her whole (long story), and from which she escaped by irritating its innards with the crucifix she carried in her hand until it expelled her.
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The conversation was going well and distracted me until just as I smelled my own innards burning as the doctor cauterized the ends of the vas, the cut-out bit looking like a white maggot on a silver tray.
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And by the way, and I'm pretty sure Bezos listens to this, that procedure he's about to have every three years called a colonoscopy isn't an invasive piece of metal inside, it's a hot stone massage of his innards.
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As James, the youngest of them, tells the story of his family to an intimate audience in the Ford Studio, he tunes an upright piano, its innards exposed for us to see — the taut wires, the soft felt hammers.
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The company's latest phone is a 25-incher, inexplicably called the iPhone SE, with the looks of the (now ancient) iPhone 27S and the innards of the iPhone 63, mixed with some of the features of the iPhone 26S.
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Not only are an avocado's innards a vibrant bright green, they have a consistency that can be easily manipulated—not to mention the seed of the avocado, which can used in a variety of ways to further augment an artwork.
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She has the sense to remove the innards from the PC case before placing the heat source inside, allowing her to cook her breakfast, clean the smoke residue, and get right back to work — once she's reassembled her PC, anyway.
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The first video details how the journey came together, lets you poke around the sleeping quarters and innards of the boat, join in preparations and safety briefings, and find out how they even linked up with Thunberg in the first place.
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It points to "Liam" — a disassembly line of robots that can pull apart old iPhone 6 devices, saving far more of their precious innards than regular recycling processes like shredding are capable of — as an example of such new tech.
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Wedding trends come and go — and one that you're likely tired of at this point is the geode cake, where the traditional wedding cake is decorated to look like a stone that's been cracked open to expose its glittering, crystalline innards.
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Toggling between a Slack chat and the window where Techmeme's software routinely crawls over 11,000 sites and blogs, Rivera sifted through a cascade of tips before turning his attention to the site's innards and the tools editors use to rank stories.
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But it would function as a kind of miniature, form-fitting oscilloscope: Tiny probe wires from that external device would snake into the iPhone's innards through its SIM-card slot to attach to test points on the phone's circuit board.
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They live in disgusting conditions and eat what looks like raw chicken innards, and the actual people — Jack, the patriarch; Marguerite, the mom; Jacob, the son; and the wheelchair-bound grandma, who is apparently catatonic and never speaks — don't look well.
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The iPhone SE marries the innards of Apple's top-of-the-range iPhone 4.53S, including the same 12-megapixel camera and 4K video capture, with a four-inch form factor at snip of the $549 starting price of the 26S.
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Notably, two Mongolians were also sickened with the plague in May after they ate the raw kidney of a marmot, a large squirrel found in the region that's believed to bring someone good health if they eat its uncooked innards.
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It's not much to look at from the outside, with a plain metal casing, through there are some innovative touches here, including a break in the top that can be plied open to access the device's innards, using compatible tools.
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Of course, there's the glaring dark side of being among the more devastating agricultural pests on Earth, but there's also the fact that a great number of caterpillars are cannibals—swapping out tender foliage for the oozing innards of their peers.
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And he dumped a bottle of thirty-weight motor oil all over her innards and her exposed chamber and closed her up, and the grunt re-fed the chain of long cartridges and remounted her, and Vollie went back to firing.
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To zealously guard and spoil someone is to "mollycoddle" them — as we do, with our fragile egg-like people, warming, squeezing and gently shaking them until their innards firm up a bit, which tends never to happen in this metaphor.
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The Israelis caught Russian spies searching any computer that contained Kaspersky's software for the words "Top Secret," in a sense abusing Kaspersky's deep access to the innards of more than 400 million people's machines to search for American government classified programs.
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" Mr. Bradshaw stopped selling haggis in 2017 to focus on other parts of his business, but he said he planned to continue making it at home, mailing the sheep innards to his family in Florida in boxes labeled "clothing" or "gifts.
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Pricing has been favourable for Smithfield and the move also has helped to reduce excess supply in the US. In addition, some parts of the pig, such as the innards, have little value in US but are commonly consumed in China.
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Visteon is among a slew of suppliers aiming to make dashboard innards simpler, cheaper and lighter as the industry accelerates toward a so-called virtual cockpit - an all-digital dashboard that will help usher in the era of self-driving cars.
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Norman Foster's 2100-story headquarters for the banking giant HSBC gloriously reveals its prefabricated steel innards, including a bridgelike suspension system composed of rising "ladder" trusses, paired steel support masts, and three stepped, interconnected towers, linked by large glass atria.
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Pulling down the lever to cycle through rounds exposed the rifle's innards—the carrier, which hoists rounds into the chamber, came all the way down out of the body of the rifle, allowing a view of the next bullet popping into place.
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It comes in four flavors: a pure black model, two versions with the gray color schemes of the Super Nintendo and Super Famicom, and a translucent version that shows off all of the high-tech innards required to play 16-bit games.
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Hubble Discovers New Evidence of Water Geysers on EuropaJupiter's moon Europa is on the shortlist of places we might discover alien life in our solar…Read more ReadIn a way, Europa is offering up its innards, or at least parts of them.
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Or, better yet, Argo look at yourself in a goddamn mirror (and I'm sorry, but your half-assed Tweet apology sounds about as remorseful as a kid caught with his hand molesting the innards of a cookie jar, mouth full of cookie).
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I remember being terrified, a fear I couldn't exactly name, but which gnawed at my innards as I watched Tracy Freeland (Wood) morph from a prepubescent innocent into a sexualized harridan who hides her tongue and belly button piercings from her mother.
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In another instance, Amazon chopped one episode of its car show, The Grand Tour, in half to remove a plotline involving a car made of animal carcasses with a windshield of cow innards, presumably to avoid offending religious Hindus, who consider cows sacred.
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For the rest of its innards, the phone comes with 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, and an 32-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 1003 processor that was upper-mid-rage fare back in 2014 (it appears in the Sony Xperia Z2, for example).
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Moore's controllers were built using real Nintendo Power Gloves, but he didn't leave much of the decades-old devices' innards intact, stripping them out and replacing them with much more modern control boards, Wi-Fi transmitters, and flex sensors in the fingers.
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Alex described himself as a longtime tinkerer who studied how tractors worked at the John Deere dealership, explored the innards of computers and once rigged a plastic pipe to a garbage bin to get rid of crumpled papers and crumbs from his desk.
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It would have to generate 100 gigawatts of power for the two minutes needed to accelerate the butterfly probes to a fifth of the speed of light (subjecting its tiny innards to 60,000 times the force of normal gravity, by the way).
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If you are somehow able to make the most of your 30 seconds, they can transport you to the quiet cosmos, to a lonely labyrinth of pulsing light, or to what could be the enveloping innards of a leviathan with the measles.
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Now, the severed appendages and innards have become fallen leaves, and many of the people in her work are shown among animals and flora, a reflection of the increasing amount of time she spends at her old farmhouse in the Hudson Valley.
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Artist and programmer Eric Corriel has been contemplating the architecture and innards of these machines and has imagined what their small spaces would look like if one could shrink and enter their casings, making visible the data hidden in those protective metal shells.
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He clambered into some with an invitation for this reporter to shoehorn himself in alongside, the better to appreciate their carbon fiber innards, Bakelite steering wheels and the assorted details that, the designer said, have consistently found their way into his designs.
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It's eerie now to see a woman sprawled out, innards revealed and subject to our gaze, but Ebenstein explains that these Venuses embodied ideas of the time related to aesthetics but also to theology and philosophy, and man's place within the universe.
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Like I say, though, tinkering with the innards yourself will invalidate that warranty — so there's really no middle ground here, you're signing up for the full Corsair hand-holding experience with this PC. Not that I'd encourage anyone to mess around inside the Corsair One.
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Apple is also reportedly working on a smaller 4-inch iPhone SE — basically a "special edition" of the iPhone 5s that shares its screen size and looks, but features upgraded innards that are more on par with the iPhone 6s, including an A9 processor.
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The wish fulfillment vibe that the first game nailed so well is in full effect once again as you weave through space in Iden's T.I.E. Fighter, dodging around familiar Star Wars cruisers and into the cramped innards of the besieged shipyard during a dogged pursuit.
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Mr. Sweat and Mr. Matt took advantage of lax security at Clinton to hatch their escape, using power tools to drill out of their adjoining cells, before clambering through the prison's innards and out of the prison via a maze of pipes and tunnels.
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After a party, the lechon is broken down: "You use the head for sisig" — a sizzle of jowl and ears — "trotters for adobo, make dinuguan with blood and innards and turn leftovers into paksiw," a vinegary stew contoured with a pâté-like liver spread.
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Equally ingeniously, mangroves sequester more greenhouse gases than almost any other type of forest, as well as serving as natural larders of fish, birds, fruit and the kind of snails you can eat raw by snapping their conical shells and sucking out the innards.
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These managers, many of whom have Ph.D.s, might buy (or sell) Walmart's stock on the basis of a satellite feed that reveals how many cars are in its parking lots as opposed to an insight gleaned from the innards of the retailer's balance sheet.
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Comparing the new MacBook Pro to the 15-inch model, iFixit noticed that the laptop's exhaust holes are larger; the teardown also reveals fans with larger blades which, according to the article, will be able to push 28 percent more air through the system's innards.
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From the product description of the chips used, the data could include details like the number of puffs by a user and how many times a person smoked the device in a given day, according to Ottawa-based TechInsights Inc, which examined the iQOS' innards for Reuters.
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By comparing the innards of the two controllers, Spawn Wave came to the conclusion that while the right Joy-Con has a separate antenna board, the left Joy-Con's antenna is built directly into the main circuit board, where it gets obstructed by a large metal box.
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Populating the filthy, cluttered innards of each of the crumbling buildings, these tattered automatons—the ones that are still moderately functional, anyhow—reenact various tableaus at the push of a button or when you trigger a hidden pressure plate on the floor when you walk in.
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The iPhone 163SE will cost $450 for a 16GB model, same as the iPhone 5S The real star of the show will be the new iPhone, which may see the innards of the iPhone 5S replaced with those of an iPhone 6S — with a few tradeoffs.
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As the sailors diffuse to their berths, the carrier seems to expand in every direction, the pink flanges of the empty corridors stretching like an infinite mirror lengthways along the boat, the great iridescent innards of the Truman sprawled out as far as the eye can see.
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Here was Votto, the cause for increased media presence, the subject of a 19903-minute press conference, and the recipient of his sixth Tip O'Neill Award as Canada's best baseball player a day earlier, returning home and going unrecognized in the innards of his hometown stadium.
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There, in a square coffin Bugdaycay had carved out of the book's innards, were two pendants, one with the names of the two central characters, another with "Lispenard"; and a ring, with all four of the main characters' names, the space between them punctuated with tiny diamonds.
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However, aside from the lingering images of disemboweled innards and hacked limbs, the film's most startling aspect is the presence of esteemed British actor Sir Patrick Stewart as Darcy Banker, the drably attired, soft-spoken club owner, who also happens to be a coldly pragmatic neo-Nazi.
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The phone marries the old iPhone 5 and 5s design with the speedier innards of the iPhone 6s for an entirely new handset: The iPhone SE. Announced at an event in California last week alongside a new iPad, the iPhone SE doesn't tout any major new features.
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Unlike the mobile landers, InSight — Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport — is meant to stay in one spot and deploy instruments to measure marsquakes (yes, on Earth they're "earthquakes") in order to learn about what's going on in the innards of the planet.
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Investigators have been searching coast to coast for the culprit and motives behind the bizarre mail bomb plot aimed at critics of the president, analyzing the innards of the crude devices to reveal whether they were intended to detonate or simply sow fear two weeks before Election Day.
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The extreme art inside the house includes an anatomically correct sculpture of Jesus of Nazareth fucking Mary Magdalene that is dissected long-ways to reveal their gory innards, and a seven-foot-tall sex torture device that features a girth-y wooden dick studded with sharp metal spikes.
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Her coral-hued sculptures of creatures, vehicles, and objects that make up an alternate world populated by furry, silicone critters with gooey skins and disco ball innards are made from the basest of materials: traffic cones, telephone cords, a shattered car windshield, plastic bottles, rubber nipples, fake vegetables, animal fur.
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While MOBB pickets at the street level, the camera pans to the innards of the complex, which is like a factory for the contemporary fame cycle: A black man with an automatic weapon flexes for a camera, and in another room, a white woman is injected with botox and butt implants.
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Before the sun sets, the chef heads out on the town with some friends to the second district to have glazed ribs and "salami" wine at Mochi, followed by a visit to Filippou's friend, Christian Petz's restaurant, a traditional Viennese establishment that serves one of the best innards you can find.
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Hey look, it's the scariest New York Times sentence you'll read in 2016:The explosive innards of the revitalized [nuclear] weapons may not be entirely new, they argue, but the smaller yields and better targeting can make the arms more tempting to use—even to use first, rather than in retaliation.
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" She adds, "One of the most delicious foods I had there was kokoretsi—lamb intestine wrapped around offal and cooked over a spit for hours, then chopped up on a griddle, thrown into a soft baguette, where the bread catches all the delicious grease from the animal innards, sprinkled with oregano.
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The dazzling pictures of Degas's figures — which bring to mind Étienne-Jules Marey's early mocap suit pictures — actually reveal a junkyard of sorts beneath the sculptures' shiny surfaces: aside from corks, the innards of these dancers include everyday, lightweight material Degas would have had lying around his studio, including bits of floor.
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The "Anatomical Venus" wax beauties, such as those sculpted by Clemente Susini, tossed their delicately feminine heads back in serene repose while their innards were bared; French artist Jacques Gautier-D'Agoty illustrated, among his anatomical studies, a woman with her back revealed from the neck down, her muscles ripped open into angelic wings.
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Further along they take curtain calls with divas on stage at La Scala, or they are tailors wielding measuring tapes, or chefs in hats, or watchmakers in a workshop in waistcoats, the cogs and innards of a clock spilling out before them; or disco dancers, in sequins, on a multicolored flashing floor.
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Thanks to Swarm, the ESA satellites that orbit poles at various levels and decipher all of the magnetic signals picked up from the Earth's innards, scientists were able to compile information into the "x-ray" picture of the core that revealed the presence of the lava jet stream for the first time.
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The closer that the two objects involved turn out to have been in mass, the longer it would have taken the black hole to tear the neutron star apart, and the more time that object's glowing innards would have been on display to the universe (and watching astronomers) before the black hole consumed them.
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Given that these devices predominantly feature superior innards and a new, matte black color scheme, it's reasonable to assume Microsoft felt like it could not or didn't need to completely revamp the underlying manufacturing and industrial design processes for the Surface Pro 6 and Surface Laptop 2 just to bring the ports up to speed.
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"Happiness comes from within," said the inspirational photo-card in my Facebook news feed a few days later, the loopy white meme-font set against a backdrop of a woman contorted into a yoga pose so tortuous it looked as though she might actually be investigating her own innards trying to locate her bliss.
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As for Seke, which means "golden language," legend has it that it was passed down from people living in the snowy peaks of the Himalayas who settled in Mustang, a former kingdom whose terrain was formed, so the story goes, from the heart and innards of a demon defeated in battle by a Buddhist monk.
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With its sparse, vast rooms, vaulted ceilings, and concrete innards, Olafur Eliasson's first survey exhibition in China, Nothingness is not nothing at all comprises work from across the artist's expansive career in addition to several new pieces created for the show itself, such as Eliasson's large-scale, site-specific The open pyramid (shown above and below).
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GLASGOW — In May 2014, a small fire that started in the basement of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh building at the Glasgow School of Art here ripped through its wooden innards, working its way from the basement to the upper stories and destroying much of the west wing of a building long considered the jewel in Glasgow's architectural crown.
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On the main floor, Sam Lewitt's Less Light Warm Words engages with the mechanisms of the gallery through subdued sculptures — he has laid out the room's lighting circuits in plain sight; in the basement, Mathis Altmann's Foul Matters uses intricate dioramas to reveal the unappealing innards of private homes, highlighting our relationships to our lived environments.
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On busy days, my web-watching might comprise little more than a brief reconnaissance of my garden before I start work: here a web dotted in fresh prey, its owner happily sated by its breakfast of liquefied aphid innards; there one damaged by some nocturnal disturbance, its owner half-concealed on a stem of honeysuckle, already busy planning a replacement.
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Peter demonstrates how to kill and skin a sheep, then feeds its innards to pigs; relates how he mangled his three-fingered hand in his youth as we anxiously watch a farmhand saw firewood; and shows off a tree which he successfully fused with another cultivar in a wishbone-like formation, as well as a landscape that he 'painted' out of mold on a refrigerator.
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After listening to a roster of high-powered speakers—the Massachusetts senator Ed Markey, commissioners of the F.T.C. and the F.C.C., and the attorney general of Washington, D.C.—McNamee descended to a basement room where Peter Lord, a vice-president at the software company Oracle, which is worth nearly two hundred billion dollars, had the innards of an Android phone splayed out on a table.
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This group of technologists tends to dislike Apple because it is a walled tech garden that uses its own operating system (iOS), its own software (a song you buy on iTunes isn't easily listened to on a non-Mac device), its own screws (so that people can't easily open the innards of devices they own), and its own hardware, powered by (always changing) chargers that work only for Apple devices.
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Where DOOM paints its world in shades of dirt, steel and spilled innards, Adrenaline's color palette is gleefully garish, bursting with neon shades of yellow and purple like something from 2000 AD. While DOOM challenges players to work together to defeat a common enemy, Adrenaline is a straight-up, every-person-for-themselves killfest with opponents attempting to bump one another off in a frenetic orgy of flames, bullets and laser beams.
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There had always been pockets of cat lovers who reacted with vitriol to efforts targeting the animals — Dr. Death once had a machete brandished at him while he was canvassing for information on domestic cats; Woinarski, who based his research on databases of stomach contents from dead cats' innards, has received email from people saying they would like to cut him up — but outrage at the television segment was far more widespread.
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A few years ago, St. Vincent's Hospital, in the West Village, was shut down and sold to a real-estate developer, and during its demolition I stared up at its torn-off skin, scanning the building's exposed innards for the consulting room where, in the summer of 2005, my ashen-faced husband and I were told by a pediatric cardiologist that our two-month-old son needed immediate heart surgery; we had to get him to a children's intensive-care unit uptown, in an ambulance, without delay.
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Drake may have come through by virtue of being the most conventionally beautiful man, of having the biggest radio hits (here in the UK), of being the most safe choice of the three, but it's hard not to imagine Minaj presenting something more creative in such a large venue than the proverbial passing of the aux and the odd firework – which, for future reference, never sound great in arena spaces, unless your interpretation of a "fun noise" is a loud popping sound not too dissimilar to a speaker blowing out its innards mid-performance.
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