Clip ins, tape ins, fusion, micro-link, sew ins, hair pieces, real hair, synthetic hair, wigs.
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Syracuse is not known for sit-ins let alone 18-day sit-ins.
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I have 112 check-ins at airports (surprising) and 7 check-ins at arcades.
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I used to have every extension you could imagine: clip-ins, tape-ins, I did everything.
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But my head and heart were in leaflet writing, dorm organizing, teach-ins and sit-ins.
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Some are staging sit-ins or die-ins, while others are demanding to talk with their representative.
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We organized civil rights sit-ins, teach-ins, voter registration drives, and resistance to the Vietnam War.
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"I wasn't someone who tried to go out and organize sit-ins and teach-ins," she said.
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It joins the INS Kirch, and a larger vessel, INS Jalashwa, will arrive within the next two days.
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The dunks, the no-look passes, the lay-ins, the tip-ins, the post-ups, the alley-oops.
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His run-ins with the law Before Tuesday, Saipov's run-ins with the law mainly involved traffic violations.
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Most students stood defiantly and in silence, while some staged sit-ins or die-ins as part of the protest.
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Bots & Add-ins The other major feature rolling out today is an expanded selection of Skype's bots and add-ins.
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This is weird and wacky B-movie stuff, and would be ideal for drive-ins if we still had drive-ins.
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The company has been testing plug-ins in beta for a while now, with 40 plug-ins approved at launch today.
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The sit-ins of the 1960s have been replaced by "die-ins"; the tactics change, but the game remains the same.
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And for those unaccustomed to the ins and outs of body makeup, there are a lot of ins and outs to consider.
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Those sit-ins aimed at national chain stores that operated outside the South, just as the Greensboro sit-ins purposefully did later.
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Franchise drive-ins saw a decrease of 573 percent, while company drive-ins saw a decrease of 3 percent in same-store sales.
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Before there was ICE there was INS and INS doesn&apost exist anymore and now ICE does exist and we still protect our borders.
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Prime Advocacy, a nonpartisan firm that helps organize fly-ins, planned 90 fly-ins and scheduled over 10,85033 meetings on the Hill in 2019.
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"Organize sit-ins, teach-ins, walkouts, marches -- whatever you decide will show your school and community's determination to keep our students safe," it said.
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Anyone can create plug-ins for public use on the Figma platform, but folks can also make private plug-ins for enterprise use, as well.
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Japan sent one of its two big aircraft carriers, the Izumo, while India deployed a destroyer, the INS Kolkata, and a tanker, the INS Shakti.
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The company reports it has had more than 10 billion check-ins in its history and is seeing a whopping 9 million check-ins on Swarm daily.
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A new project setting called "Only load plug-ins needed for project playback" will reduce load times for hefty files, while freezing a track now unloads its plug-ins.
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So tell me about the stitch-ins... For the New York stitch-ins, we're providing embroidery hoops, fabric, needles, thread, and background information for people to learn about the case.
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"We had been through sit-ins and kneel-ins where we had been beat up and locked up and cussed out and locked out," Lowery said in a 1994 interview.
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While viewers usually anticipate run-ins between some of television's biggest names, we don't expect to see the run-ins turn into casting calls — but, hey, anything goes on Emmys night.
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The Apogee Duet bundled with ModEQ and ModComp plug-ins is $499, the Apogee Element 24 bundled with Apogee FX Rack plug-ins is $399, and the Apogee MiC 96k is $149.
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The company is calling these private check-ins 'off-the-grid check-ins' and users will be able to activate them through a toggle in the check-in portion of the app.
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The guided-missile destroyer INS Chennai and the patrol vessel INS Sunayna "have been deployed in the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf to undertake maritime security operations," an Indian Navy statement said.
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Signers of the letter include Arthur Dewey and Eric Schwartz, both former assistant secretaries of state for population, refugees and migration; former deputy INS commissioner Myrta Sale; and three former INS general counsels.
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The initial outage today mainly affected sign-ins, account creations, and searches, according to a tweet from the Xbox team, but those sign-ins are required to play lots of popular online games.
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Federal District Court Judge Robert Aguilar ruled in 1987 that INS farm raids were illegal without specific information on search warrants by "informants or INS officers" of names of suspected illegally present people.
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And figuring out the ins and outs of spousal benefits.
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Keep scrolling for the ins and outs of body waxing.
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Of course, Kylie has a few ins over at Adidas.
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Weekly. And it's about the ins and outs of celebrities.
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Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English?
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The immigration agency was not immediately able to provide statistics regarding those who were detained or deported as a result of their check-ins, or how the frequency of those check-ins had changed.
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The 1965 "teach-ins" on American campuses, for example, were uniformly hostile to the administration, but Australian teach-ins were moderate and balanced, with students listening attentively to speakers both for and against the war.
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It's got a variety of recording and editing tools, supports 16-bit, 24-bit and 32-bit audio, has a variety of plug-ins and offers previews of the effects those plug-ins will have.
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MICHAEL CUTLER, SENIOR SPECIAL AGENT, INS (RET): No, they are not.
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Before Wednesday she had seven check-ins and was never detained.
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You were with the INS which is the precursor to ICE.
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MICHAEL CUTLER, RETIRED INS SENIOR SPECIAL AGENT: No it&aposs not.
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Have you had any run-ins with him in real life?
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Two fellow climate activists were sent as stand-ins for Thunberg.
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That being said, I know you have some favorite plug-ins.
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The literary world of gaming tie-ins is wide and varied.
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They even had a tortoise petting zoo for the young-ins.
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Bail-ins are right in principle but aren't an easy option.
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Since late October, there have been four break-ins in Ridgefield.
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But those check-ins check up on the aforementioned hospitality standards.
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ESPN+ also will have coverage of weigh-ins and news conferences.
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Walk-ins tend to be the sort who walk in often.
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Does this include information gleaned from Facebook plug-ins and cookies?
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These sensors act as simple stand-ins for our own senses.
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Similar sit-ins have taken place at over a dozen campuses.
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I'm using Ableton on my MacBook with all software plug-ins.
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Why use other women's bodies as stand-ins for your own?
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Eventide is offering up to 75 percent off all plug-ins.
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So we're stuck with stunts like sit-ins and scare tactics.
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Although no such magic pill exists, there have been stand-ins.
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Instead of annual check-ins, Rranxburgaj suddenly had more frequent appointments.
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Unlike other mobsters, Cali had few run-ins with the law.
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Mr. Weizman has an especially long history of run-ins there.
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"I don't know, I've had a couple run-ins," she jokes.
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Have you had run-ins with the boys in the team?
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Like, it's not any particular plug-ins I'm choosing or anything.
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United Blood Center on Sunset is no longer taking walk-ins.
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I was very lucky today, made a couple of chip-ins.
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Thomas Ravenel is no stranger to run-ins with the law.
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Should it be a matter of pressuring them, campaigns, sit-ins?
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Then the company had its own run-ins with the censors.
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Patrons can explore the ins and outs of this unique home.
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AS A teenager, Roland Fryer had "unpleasant" run-ins with police.
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The Lightning scored twice in the first period on tip-ins.
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Its founder, John DeLorean, had numerous run ins with the law.
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Khan has had a history of run-ins with the law.
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The UK has had its own run ins in the region.
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There she awaits her court appearances and check-ins with immigration.
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Canada warns travelers about home break-ins at US vacation homes.
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Hello, instant noodles, frozen pizza, lie-ins, and (lots of) alcohol!
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He certainly knows the ins and outs of the stock market.
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It even has a tortoise petting zoo for the young-ins.
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In 1943, she organized sit-ins to desegregate restaurants in Washington.
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We lost sight of the Jebro and missed three call-ins.
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This action also opens up opportunities for duck-ins and lobs.
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"We absolutely understand the perception [of movie tie-ins]," said Johnson.
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Since its debut, the technology was limited to Chrome sign-ins.
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Plus, don't miss check-ins with Phora and Duffle Bag Buru.
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MARIELENA HINCAPIE, "INS/ICE/Immigration" — Executive director, National Immigration Law Center.
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As a child of the '60s, Ms. Sui remembers Be-Ins.
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You think of how it all connects with the throw-ins.
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Sit-ins at shopping malls are also planned over the weekend.
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I would spend most nights at the sit-ins, after work.
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Deutsche Bank has a history of run-ins with the Fed.
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Hernandez had been having his own run-ins with the law.
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City officials "got pushback about the Be Ins," Ms. Gutierrez said.
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Sit-ins at shopping malls are also planned over the weekend.
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She said all officers should have mandatory mental health check-ins.
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"We've been taking in Lexuses on trade-ins, BMWs," he said.
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There are remote look-ins and interviews from the other casinos.
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"Drive-ins could make a huge comeback this summer," Bock said.
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It's commonplace now for toy manufacturers to prepare movie tie-ins.
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What I can't stop thinking about are those bear break-ins.
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Doing a Google search for "bear break-ins" is not helpful.
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Read our piece on the ins and outs from last year.
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He pointed to the 1983 Supreme Court decision in INS v.
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He also had run-ins with law enforcement over the years.
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Rob: Perfect for really forcing tie-ins to other characters too.
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But at other marches and sit-ins, many celebrated the treaty.
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The write-ins ranged from the predictable to the downright weird.
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We had had run-ins with the gangs in the past.
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Most people don't know the ins and outs of immigration policy.
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Christi Woodworth, Vice President of Public Relations, tells PEOPLE that as of Monday, eight Sonic Drive-Ins in the Columbus, Ohio market were moved under new ownership and management as SRI Operating Company (an affiliate of the Sonic franchisor and operator of Sonic Drive-ins across the nation) is in the process of purchasing these drive-ins from a franchisee.
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Two Big Ears detailed that support for the Unity, Wwise and FMOD plug-ins would hold true for existing projects for another 12 months, but that the plug-ins would no longer be available for download.
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Yankees 11, Giants 5 SAN FRANCISCO — It has reached the point of this mind-boggling Yankees season that the fill-ins for the wounded regulars have been replaced by other fill-ins because of more injuries.
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Experience the sweet moments, without the weird run-ins and corny deejays.
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Thinking of her son's own run-ins with the law, Roxanne disagreed.
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Strikes and walkouts are similar in spirit to sit-ins: They disrupt.
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I'll admit, I don't know the ins and outs of Graham's office.
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Routine "check-ins" with ICE officials can end with handcuffs and deportation.
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"I get a lot of walk-ins staying in Airbnbs," she said.
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During the course, veterans learn the ins and outs of controlled agriculture.
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The interior features custom built-ins that complement home&aposs unusual shape.
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This weekend's altercation continues Locklear's string of run-ins with law enforcement.
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Some immigrants deliberately have skipped their check-ins and gone into hiding.
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Past Pop-Ins have included Everlane, Goop, Gentle Monsters, and Opening Ceremony.
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Some locations may require an appointment, but others will accept walk-ins.
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And as branding tie-ins go, it's definitely hipper than golf balls.
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Sign-ins, badging, upvotes, paid and unpaid moderators—they've all been tried.
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This helped smooth divisions between the euro-zone "ins" and the "outs".
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Brown has had his fair share of run-ins with the law.
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Some had run-ins with the law and ended up in prison.
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Previously, carers were reimbursed with a low flat rate for sleep-ins.
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Let's take a look at some of the more notable write-ins.
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Every major tech group has had run-ins with European antitrust rules.
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Some 80 percent of the company's store traffic comes from walk-ins.
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It does this through motivational messages, audio meditations, and daily check-ins.
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A lot of new plug-ins also come with Logic's latest update.
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Plus there are sponsorship deals and brand tie-ins to think about.
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Additionally, all plug-ins in its store are also 9923 percent off.
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TIP-INS Heat : Starting guard Dion Waiters was not with the team.
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Rallies with speakers were followed by 12-minute "die-ins" at noon.
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The massive marketing campaign featured tie-ins with more than 100 partners.
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Panasonic already supplies Toyota with batteries for hybrids and hybrid plug-ins.
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They'll chat with co-workers about the ins and outs of recharging.
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Some are scarier, meriting check-ins to the hospital or legal wranglings.
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It replaced Google sign-ins on third-party sites with Google+ logins.
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Like Chavarria, his attorney says that he attended all necessary check-ins.
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John Cena isn't afraid of any awkward run-ins with his ex.
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Since then, run-ins with regulators, drivers and rival companies have surfaced.
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The Nik Collection has since grown from six to seven plug-ins.
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Like Chavarria, his attorney says that he attended all necessary check ins.
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But are we, as relative blow-ins, ruining these East London institutions?
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At the weigh-ins, Jedrzejczyk tried to present Penne with a gift.
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Several plug-ins that don't provide any real features are pre-installed.
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I'll set up a website for the anti-posse swear-ins later.
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It relies on people's Facebook or Twitter accounts for many sign-ins.
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Rural Americans, shut ins and senior citizens will be especially hard hit.
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INS was dissolved in 2003 in the government restructuring that created ICE.
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Also downstairs is a study with built-ins, used as a darkroom.
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Plug-ins still make up less than 2% of GM's US sales.
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After 9/11, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, or INS, was eliminated.
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Only limited walk-ins will be accommodated to avoid prison over-crowding.
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The foxes were stand-ins for Ms. May's son and his fiancée.
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That's just how beer story break-ins go down in Manitoba, OK?
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For weeks, state educators have held rallies and "walk-ins" before class.
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She rhapsodizes about drive-ins and her Oscar-winning grandfather, Melvyn Douglas.
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Here is the exclusive ins and outs of the Brit Awards 2017.
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Instead, they talked some nonsense about write-ins and third-party candidates.
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Substance abuse and run-ins with the law quickly undid it all.
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Jutting angles, razored cut-ins, bold scoops, and aerodynamics define the attitude.
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What were some interesting run-ins you had while you were tattooing?
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She didn't understand why I participated in marches, sit-ins and protests.
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Bruni: You've had your run-ins in the past with Nancy Pelosi.
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Jiménez remained unrepentant when I asked her later about the sit-ins.
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However, Uematsu also had run-ins with the police, according to NHK.
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To the contrary, there's been decreases in vehicle break-ins and theft.
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Just like that, the students then become virtual shoo-ins for acceptance.
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Reservations are a must, and walk-ins have better luck at lunch.
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Mr. Dedi continued to have run-ins with Chinese boats through February.
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Van Wagenen's family also knows the ins and outs of the profession.
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TIP-INS Raptors: Missed 14 of 17 3s in the first half.
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Mr. Hochberg said he expected move-ins to begin in early 2020.
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The Mongols have had their share of run-ins with the law.
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It takes time to learn the ins and outs of the platform.
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Powder blue walls and built-ins feel like they're from another era.
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Simple plywood built-ins offered a visually appealing (and cost-effective) solution.
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On Twitter, people shared stories of run-ins with the tiny creatures.
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The ins and outs of the operation are barely even alluded to.
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Throughout the home are custom built-ins, hardwood floors and high ceilings.
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Marvel has tried more gimmicky tie-ins, both on- and off-screen.
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At a demonstration of "Star Wars" tie-ins in September, 2015, Wired.
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It wasn't the first time she'd had run-ins with sexual harassment.
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Do you see 50 per cent still being Prius, plug-ins, hybrids?
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So they protest, sign petitions, call their lawmakers and organize sit-ins.
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They do not, in any event, prevent such thefts or break-ins.
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Often, as in the mouse experiment, scientists turn to animal stand-ins.
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Today, it means having pacifist leanings, and the answer is SIT-INS.
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Nowadays, shoppers prefer intentional interactions, she added, not just sporadic check-ins.
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When Sunrise had their sit-ins, I helped by coming and speaking.
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The stand-ins would rather attend weddings as guests than as proxies.
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As with professional sports, social sports leagues often have commercial tie-ins.
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Dolan has also had several run-ins in and around the Garden.
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For Mulvey, male heroes also act as stand-ins for the audience.
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Even Hyperallergic has had its run-ins with Facebook's opaque nudity policies.
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I was very well-taught the ins and outs of police reporting.
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The shooter had previous run-ins with the law, with the Broward County Sheriff's Office noting that he'd been arrested twice in that South Florida county -- in 2000 for car break-ins and in 2004 for parole violations.
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The old Swarm launched you into a page with five tabs at the bottom and two tabs at the top, offering the ability to look at your own check-ins as well as the check-ins of your friends.
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Matty visited the Bison Whisperer in Alberta to learn the ins and outs of raising bison, and lucky for you, he also learned the ins and outs of making these spicy Mexican albondigas (bison meatballs) from Rostizado in Edmonton.
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The weekly in-person meetings and weigh-ins used to be a requirement.
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Cops aren't saying if Williams was the culprit in all 4 break-ins.
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I use airplane apps I use hotel apps for check-ins and things.
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The delays were due to late sign-ins, NBC 4 New York reports.
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From marches to rallies and sit-ins to strikes, calendars are filling up.
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WARD: INS, Immigration Naturalization Service, the same people that are doing it today.
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Over 22019,22008 people statewide attended walk-ins held last Wednesday, according to Karvelis.
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Over 22018,000 people statewide attended walk-ins held last Wednesday, according to Karvelis.
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Deutsche Bank has seen its fair share of run-ins with government officials.
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Field says that the company currently has no plans to monetize plug-ins.
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" I also often times reach out to people with little gym "check-ins.
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Pop stars are always complicated stand-ins for an audience's desire and recognition.
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"I know the ins and outs and who to talk to," she added.
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When composing a picture, she enlists stand-ins and symbols to convey meaning.
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He was open, accepted walk-ins, and had a solid five-star review.
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Good luck on any run-ins with a Rav-4 in that thing.
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They are free pack-ins from a smartphone that was released in 2013.
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You can taper off regular check-ins after you've established some good habits.
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There were other sit-ins near highways in northern, central and southern Albania.
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Of fifty-odd educators running, 10–503 candidates in Kentucky are write-ins.
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As of this interview, Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives has had 28 seasons.
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We would run found sounds through all the plug-ins that we acquired.
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Realistically, those big corporate buy-ins are greatly needed in the startup world.
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This isn't the only time Williams has had run-ins with game officials.
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So many pieces, and so many different websites, log-ins and account numbers.
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TIP-INS Pelicans: Darius Miller started in place of Davis and was scoreless.
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They usually don't take drop-ins but someone canceled, so I get lucky.
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The ins and outs of commercial property investments remain a mystery to many.
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"He's still learning the ins and outs of what we do," Richt said.
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We have an anonymized data set of check-ins with a time stamp.
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Fisher also helped Ridley learn the ins and outs of dating while famous.
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It would host lock-ins, oddballs and drifting visitors they'd never see again.
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"We don't do the blowouts or the sew-ins and shit," she said.
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Brown's latest arrest follows a long string of run-ins with the law.
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The contestants' skeptical families in the show are stand-ins for the audience.
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Neither Starr, nor her parents or brothers, are stand-ins for a cause.
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So I typically follow what's the (ins and outs) of the Chinese economy.
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There is no need to register and drop-ins are very much welcome.
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Muhammad's background Muhammad had prior run-ins with the law, court records show.
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His background Muhammad had prior run-ins with the law, court records show.
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Throw-ins: This is when players throw the ball back onto the pitch.
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Things got sketchier out there: the ground wonkier, the cave-ins more frequent.
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Anima makes a set of plug-ins for popular interface design platform Sketch.
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Yeah, I don't know all the ins and outs of the silk industry.
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Apple's iOS 11 also eliminates saving your sign-ins to Facebook and Twitter.
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Chavarria attended her regular ICE check ins annually since 2011, according to Formica.
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Final tally: Doug Jones (D) 49.9% ... Roy Moore (R) 48.4% ... Write-ins: 1.7%.
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But his run-ins with the law dated back more than a decade.
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The extensive built-ins range from bookshelves and couches ... ... to chairs and desks.
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Jones got 671,151 votes, Moore got 650,436, and there were 22,819 write-ins.
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The startup plans to announce more celebrity content tie-ins later this summer.
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And don't miss check-ins with Memphis' Blocboy JB and LA's Jackson Penn.
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Aside from rum, ginger beer, and lime, the optional add-ins are endless.
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In recent years, Apple has also heavily advertised trade-ins, like auto dealers.
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This data is presumably being extracted from users' check-ins and Facebook posts.
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They see opportunity in mix-ins and drinkables because they're snackable and portable.
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If you need more feedback and company insight, set up regular check-ins.
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"Tip ins, deflections, you can't blame your goalie on those ones," he said.
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I also think that there are fewer 'shoe-ins' than in years past.
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My husband and I understand the ins and outs of money and investing.
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I also love the options of early check-ins and 2000pm late checkouts.
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Marketing tie-ins are a growing way advertisers can work with Netflix shows.
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Even then, those classes rarely cover the complicated ins and outs of investing.
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There, Johnson learned the ins and outs of pattern-making, selling and merchandising.
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The more limited public options and buy-ins, like legislation sponsored by Sens.
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I wasn't torn between two women/metaphorical stand-ins for lust and commitment.
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I've had some run-ins with them, and have had issues with UPS.
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We had "Live from Death Row" events, call-ins [in coordination with CEDP].
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But, maybe in the weigh-ins I can take it in with me.
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African-American students had done the hard work of lunch counter sit-ins.
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We're covering the ins and outs of coronavirus – and policymakers' responses to it.
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It's a bit like "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" for cask ale devotees.
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No amount of petitions or die-ins or anything else can change that.
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This level also has a family room with built-ins on three walls.
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The demonstrations eventually forced the airport to again cancel check-ins for departures.
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I wanted to learn what are the ins and outs of this world.
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HONG KONG — Politicians have staged sit-ins and exchanged blows in the legislature.
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Your core business is covering the ins and outs of the fashion industry.
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By then, sit-ins at lunch counters and elsewhere had begun to spread.
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"Do they need an appointment or are walk ins welcome?" another person wrote.
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Best Buy: Best Buy will do trade-ins online or in participating stores.
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Window ledges, rooftops and scaffolding serve as stand-ins for their cosmopolitan relatives.
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Twenty-eight of the 33 were votes from stand-ins of exiled lawmakers.
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He's learned to manage his time by scheduling appointments versus taking walk-ins.
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The sit-ins have been held since ISIS captured the soldiers in 2014.
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But the Bellagio gets about three times as many check-ins on Facebook.
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Hopefully the younglings don't have any run-ins with Sith in the making.
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Both of Mr. Cohen's taxi partners had a history of legal run-ins.
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Next, you spend several years learning the ins and outs of the trade.
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Young, old, professionals and unemployed join sit-ins and actions to block streets.
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Once you disable Google Chrome Helper, you'll have to manually enable plug-ins.
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You see, Kyselica's bangs, which are her signature look, aren't actually clip-ins.
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Leasing has already begun, and move-ins are slated to start this spring.
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"The other stand-ins and I set up all the shots," Streeter says.
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Each has a chequered past; most have had run-ins with the law.
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The hours for weekly check-ins at the downtown Emass office — 1 p.m.
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Additionally, the tool offers real-time feedback, reviews, check ins, and goal management.
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Children's Books One risk of raising bookish children: You create little shut-ins.
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Most of the 39 seats are for walk-ins, so reservations are scarce.
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The walk-ins were organized by the grass-roots group Arizona Educators United.
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During the Umbrella Movement protests, he spent many nights at the sit-ins.
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The INS frequently found itself faced with significant backlogs of pending immigration applications.
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A sightseeing business canceled 19 tours and turned away a dozen walk-ins.
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We positioned digital stand-ins for my furniture, culled from the Macy's catalogue.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) in one of her recent run-ins with Facebook.
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Only you know the ins and outs of your relationship with a friend.
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On paper, this show shouldn't work — there's too many buy-ins for audiences.
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Scheduling regular check-ins with yourself is one way to avoid that mistake.
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That tally doesn't include his regular informal pop-ins to the White House.
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Samberg: And also fun, little things like corporate tie-ins being so normal.
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No hint of the 43s civil rights sit-ins obstructs this historical reenactment.
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The inmates will take part in work strikes, hunger strikes, and sit-ins.
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These creatures become stand-ins for our own battles over social and economic resources.
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Ideally, you could focus solely on your new family and skip regular check-ins.
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The INS Betwa, a Brahmaputra class vessel, was first commissioned on July 7, 2004.
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Medicaid buy-ins have sprung up in Nevada and now the United States Senate.
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That included the bus boycotts and the lunch counter sit-ins across the south.
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Throughout my life, I've had a lot of nightmare run-ins with health insurance.
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She showed up for each of her seven immigration check-ins prior to Wednesday.
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So, hope Harry and Meghan are cool with casual pop-ins from random amphibians!
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They're talking about doing things like having robots deliver room service, key check-ins.
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Generally, employees will need TLC and check-ins post-crisis beyond immediate public attention.
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Working at Instagram, Chen has learned the ins and outs of a successful post.
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Including write-ins, voters in 34 states could ultimately cast their ballot for McMullin.
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Packing lunches, homework check-ins, scheduling, and reminders can all mask symptoms in youth.
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It became apparent that his break-ins went beyond Staten Island, according to McMahon.
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He says walk-ins and postdated prescriptions are where we see the most action.
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You don't always have to get fancy and get into hot new plug-ins.
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But the organization doesn't require brokers to disclose all run-ins with law enforcement.
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Failing to understand the ins and outs of leading a team could spell trouble.
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It succeeded wildly — 17% of participants attended their court dates and ICE check-ins.
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Installing such a system requires tie-ins to a facility's pipes and electrical systems.
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Giuliani told Hannity the ins and outs of paying "some Stormy Daniels woman" $130,000.
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If Liberty High doesn't do regularly check ins, there will be another Hannah Baker.
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Manny Yekutiel: Where you explain the Syrian conflict and all the ins and outs.
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TIP-INS Mavericks: Averaged only 98.3 points per game during their first eight games.
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From bed bugs to break-ins, here's what's really keeping us up at night.
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TIP-INS Thunder: George, Anthony, Adams and Westbrook combined for 113 first-half points.
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I'll usually do clip-ins from the Hair Shop ($175-$205, depending on style).
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But Beadle isn't quite like other teens learning the ins and outs of makeup.
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Luckily, three experts are coming to Disrupt to talk through the ins and outs.
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"Children were participating in marches and sit-ins all over the country," she says.
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Choose Add-ons from the Firefox menu to disable both extensions and plug-ins.
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Plug-ins can only be deactivated, whereas you can either disable or remove extensions.
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Mazda isn't exactly buying into the rush for plug-ins and self-driving technology.
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TIP INS Timberwolves: Minnesota&aposs first six 3-pointers came from six different players.
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They love seeing the ins and outs of her life, their home, their relationship.
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Grab 50 percent off tons of instruments, mastering and mixing plug-ins, and effects.
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No one knows the ins and outs of fashion brands quite like their publicists.
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Waitrose hosts yoga classes, and Marks & Spencer mental-health drop-ins called Frazzled Cafés.
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The stand-ins blasted each other with quotations from Latin America's liberator, Simón Bolívar.
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Here recent sign-ins on that device are listed with locations, IPs and timestamps.
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But the infatuation with fiction break-ins isn't so fun when you're home alone.
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"A few trade-ins will be involved," a person familiar with the matter said.
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General Janet Reno and INS Commissioner Doris Meissner a letter expressing concern that increased
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Adding plug-ins for things like contact forms, menus and reservations is also painless.
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He had guided me through the 'ins and outs' of local and American life.
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It's very rare for people with check-ins to have criminal convictions, he added.
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Sit-ins during the Civil Rights movement aimed to end segregation in private businesses.
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Chavarria has attended her regular ICE check-ins annually since 2011, according to Formica.
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Through these check-ins, Foursquare has developed something they call a probabilistic signal cloud.
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Uber and its run-ins with local governments across the world are nothing new.
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Other backers asking for a refund, upset at infrequent check-ins from the developers.
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Many infrastructure plays, like Fluor, Manitowoc and United States Steel, are negative ins 2017.
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Perhaps there's room for television tie-ins to bring HQ to a wider audience.
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It has had previous run-ins with authorities over its handling of customer trades.
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Add-ins are the big new addition The biggest addition with the new Outlook.
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There are plenty of anecdotal horror stories out there about home share break-ins.
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That these are really just stand-ins for public borrowing is an open secret.
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Earth VR has obvious tie-ins with other parts of Google's virtual reality efforts.
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The "plug-ins" also power other services on Messenger, like recommendations and ride-hailing.
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She recommends learning the ins and outs of negotiation by using online training programs.
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Innovation is outsourced to developers of "plug-ins", which add features to a browser.
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Ahead, the ins and outs of one of 2016's most intriguing new apps.
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In a January, 1983 cable to the INS office in Portland, the American consulate
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Gade knows the ins and outs of the race car as the team engineer.
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Unfortunately, these run-ins can also turn into excessive use of force -- sometimes deadly.
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Samsung is also discounting several of its smartphones with trade-ins on its website.
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Gordon isn't the only celebrity to have had run-ins with the Disney law.
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Service (INS)—the person meant to assume the duties of his agency when everyone
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INS man in Martinsburg perhaps the only interesting day he ever had at work.
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NPR host and master interviewer Terry Gross knows the ins and outs of interviewing.
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Engineers spot casting collapses, skimmers, sinkholes, cave-ins, cut holes,washboards, push-ups, doubles.
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There are labor strikes, sit-ins, boycotts, and, yes, smashed windows and Nazi punching.
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He had multiple run-ins with law enforcement in several states, online records show.
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Reservations for the restaurant are currently sold out, however, walk-ins are still welcome.
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Facial recognition tools help with driver "log-ins" and can be used for training.
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I like how you brought back Mumia Abu-Jamal and the tree sit-ins.
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He arranged "fly-ins" with local radio stations to distribute free Frisbees at events.
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With the exception of those occasional run-ins, the Simpson trial was behind Clark.
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Australia is a step closer to replacing passport check-ins with more face scans.
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It's clear that the products for sale aren't just haphazardly repurposed from trade-ins.
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However, the system is still a little unwieldy for casual customers and walk-ins.
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Thousands of them organized marches, sit-ins, hunger strikes and visits to Capitol Hill.
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Like many of his peers, Mr. Vassell also had run-ins with the police.
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This isn't your traditional vanilla + mix-ins cup of delicious goodness—it's even better.
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The many built-ins designed by Wright include sofas, oak bookshelves and kitchen cabinets.
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What was the process of chasing down the ins and outs of those norms?
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There were dozens of cameras, harsh lighting and live cut-ins on network television.
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She had seen buses and churches firebombed, children horribly beaten during nonviolent sit-ins.
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"Most of the time, players do not know anything about throw-ins," he said.
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Clients are more worried than ever about missing court dates or required check-ins.
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Because the hands are stand-ins for the viewer, any flair can feel alienating.
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Now, there is a lot of trash — and quick cash-ins — in this genre.
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Immediately before their break-ins, they would change into hoodies to conceal their identities.
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You can do daily check-ins and virtual hangouts like morning coffee or lunch.
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Use different liquors and fix-ins to take a twist on the classic mixtures.
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Chinese people are often unwilling to talk about their run-ins with the police.
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TIP-INS The Sparks left the court before the national anthem in silent protest.
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Those people will get daily check-ins from medical personnel to monitor their health.
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Tens of thousands of people marched through Yerevan, blocking streets and staging sit-ins.
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Law enforcement had minor run-ins with Long over the years, Dean told reporters.
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The Breakdown SYDNEY, Australia — Think you know the ins and outs of Australian English?
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And the textural add-ins fall into one of the specified categories: they're crunchy.
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It sparked weeks of sit-ins on busy streets and was rejected by lawmakers.
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Ms. Quan added that she knew many people who had experienced similar run-ins.
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While Streeter acted in high school, a theater background isn't required of stand-ins.
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Google's Nik Collection of seven different specialty plug-ins is one set to consider.
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From there, make regular one-on-one check-ins with your boss a priority.
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Harvey Karp: When things are going well, nighttime tuck-ins are a pure pleasure.
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Chrome also has a free service that suggests strong passwords for new sign-ins.
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"We're fine," he told reporters in reply to questions about injuries and fill-ins.
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Church leaders are also increasingly accompanying immigrants to court dates and ICE check-ins.
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JPMorgan has previously used tie-ins with Sapphire Reserve to promote its mortgage loans.
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Last August, Thunberg began staging weekly sit-ins outside the Swedish Parliament every Friday.
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But it's also a tool that teaches you the ins and outs of production.
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In its brief existence, ByteDance has had plenty of run-ins with Chinese authorities.
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Delta is rolling out biometric sign-ins with fingerprint readers at its Sky Clubs.
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Delta is rolling out biometric sign-ins with fingerprint readers at its Sky Clubs.
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He also used the check-ins to collect intelligence about Mr. Trump's mind-set.
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A lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in Texas.
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In the next two weeks, students in 11 cities held lunch counter sit-ins.
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Inventive cooks have gone further with chocolate chips, coconut, nuts and other add-ins.
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She speculated that fewer and fewer immigrants will show up to their check-ins.
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And there will likely be more write-ins than ever in the 28 election.
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And there will likely be more write-ins than ever in the 2016 election.
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Playing up the sheer luxury of having enough space to store your stuff, many developers are going well beyond standard 24-inch-deep reach-ins and run-of-the-mill walk-ins to create closets where you might actually want to spend time.
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There's also potential for scientists to add various probiotic mix-ins at this later stage.
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Timothy V. McLean has had a history of run-ins with the law, police say.
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Averett said that Paddock had never had any run-ins with the Mesquite Police Department.
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An easy trick to avoid overworking: Combine any add-ins in a separate bowl first.
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She'll be released to her own OB/GYN and will continue with ultrasound check-ins.
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Her clips are the best I've ever seen in the whole industry for clip ins.
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While Microsoft prefers the word "add-ins," these are essentially third-party extensions for Outlook.
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Educating yourself on the ins and outs of VPNs is a good place to start.
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Usually, stand-ins are used for Hollywood presenters, who prefer to hit the snooze button.
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He praised fill-ins Jaylen Samuels and Stevan Ridley for their performances in his absence.
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There's an idea going round that we'll all live like shut-ins in the future.
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Yes. When you see her straight, long, short, or with color — those are clip-ins.
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I don't like to look at the dials and the plug-ins and the meters.
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Click through to Shape for more on the ins and outs of sexual well-being.
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That arrest was only the latest of Mr. Reinking's several run-ins with the authorities.
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Since the passage of the Constitution, the Madhesis have staged sit-ins on the border.
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Star Wars has had this level of close-knit kinship with their tie-ins before.
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At the sit-ins, employees shared stories of what they said were acts of retaliation.
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Microsoft is bringing apps and add-ins to its Outlook for iOS email application today.
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Add-ins will work by showing up as an icon when you're reading an email.
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But I've had a couple of really weird run-ins with people invading my privacy.
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This trove included private messages, check-ins, events, locations, relationships, and — crucially for Six4Three — photos.
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Police said he intentionally targeted the officers after a series of run-ins with authorities.
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Students for a Democratic Society also utilized campuses for "teach-ins" to organize opposition efforts.
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Keep in mind that this machine isn't designed to add mix-ins while it's running.
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Two Bald Eagles had run ins with cars this week, a Jeep and a Saturn.
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His past run-ins with the law, including burglary and assault charges, caught their eye.
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The update also comes with a variety of new plug-ins, sound libraries, and loops.
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TIP-INS Knicks: Porzingis had 12 rebounds while Kantner had 18 points and 12 rebounds.
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Even Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives highlighted the heart of American comfort food.
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She's formulating a line of beaded braid wigs and clip-ins for ease and comfort.
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Alexander has had some personal run-ins with the problems inherent in binary gender categories.
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Adding mix-ins to packaged ramen is delicious, fun and traditional in some Asian cultures.
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In load and stress testing, it endured 15,000 bends and 10,000 plug-ins before breaking.
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That doesn't include all the plug-ins and conventional hybrids also being rushed to market.
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Protests, sit-ins and strikes in recent years have cost the state billions of dollars.
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During the interview, "The Hills" singer also admitted to having run-ins with the law.
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The original movie's two female stars might not be shoo-ins for a sequel, either.
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Though he now lives in Berlin, his work still frequently has New Zealand tie-ins.
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Many sex workers have also had their fair share of run-ins with the police.
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There were no huge festivals, no branded tie-ins, no Zac Efron-starring Hollywood movies.
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The reckless fouls, the reach-ins, the gambling, we're beating ourselves when we do that.
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Facebook and Google, on the other hand, use app sign-ins to gather user data.
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Kylie got the hell outta Dodge after one too many run-ins with overzealous fans.
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I actually got physically pulled off the stage during weigh-ins and we got canned.
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Microsoft is highlighting some add-ins from Giphy, Yelp, Wunderlist, Uber, PayPal, and Evernote today.
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" She continues her tour with photos of white built-ins that prove "painting has commenced.
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However, none of those has become as well-known as Diners, Drive-Ins, And Dives.
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"There've been some break-ins recently," he said, and stuck a chair under the doorknob.
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"She was afraid that she would be contacted by INS and deported," the countersuit explains.
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Mews' platform automates check-ins and payments as also covering booking management and staff training.
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At the very least these ports might induce some tense run-ins among train riders.
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Ornate interior built-ins like sculpted banquettes are upholstered in hand-made Art Nouveau fabrics.
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There are 2200 broths that go into various bowls with meat and vegetable add-ins.
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Efforts to solicit opt-ins from one's potential audience are often not worth the cost.
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Frustrated teachers are staging walkouts, holding "walk-ins" and lining up to run for office.
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The 29-year-old has a history of delusions and run-ins with the law.
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He suggested she could stay in DC and provide weekly check-ins with law enforcement.
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Walk-ins are also accepted at the bar, where those delicious lobster rolls are available.
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He doesn't announce these shifts; there are no mysterious fade-ins, no portentously twirling camerawork.
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Officials in Mesquite told CBS News that they had had no run-ins with Paddock.
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Despite his nonpolitical approach, Mr. Kiarostami had numerous run-ins with the powers that be.
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The sit-ins had already forced the airport to shut down around 3:30 p.m.
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JavaScript doesn't require any plug-ins – the browser itself knows how to interpret JavaScript code.
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The check-ins had become so routine that Audemio grew confused about his immigration status.
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The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) arrested Jenny at the border near San Ysidro, Calif.
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Trump has been known to make surprise drop-ins at weddings held at his properties.
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In the 1980s, he helped organize "kiss-ins" to protest homophobia and H.I.V./AIDS discrimination.
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In these check-ins, don't just look for positive feedback, look for negative feedback too.
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The show's creators are clearly well-versed in the ins and outs of evangelical quirks.
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Surprisingly insightful activism tie-ins in the art, plus astrological associations printed on each card.
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Almost 23,000 votes were write-ins, totaling just shy of 1.7% of the vote share.
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Although the Supreme Court has treated some tie-ins as per se illegal in the
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Vota, on the other hand, is like turning your credit card transactions into check-ins.
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There is, arguably, value in seeing a cleaned-up, pretty feed of users' check-ins.
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Allen wants to make sure these run-ins between cops and kids don't keep happening.
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Speaking of which, there are not ports, no plug-ins, no cords on the View.
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He had run-ins with police, especially when he was in one of his Ferraris.
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To discourage break-ins, he hung his mother's curtains in the upstairs windows at 1906.
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But sometimes, if we're lucky, weigh-ins are venues for displays of the truly ridiculous.
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Beware mix-ins if you have sensitive skin, a magnesium sulfate allergy, or broken skin.
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Plus don't miss check-ins with the Do Lab's Jesse Flemming and The Glitch Mob.
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Drop-ins are welcome at Sitjemam, but "holiday-fighters" are generally not the target demographic.
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Read our Ask A Lawyer feature explaining the ins and outs of 21 Savage's arrest.
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And then there are those who claim to have had run ins with the owner.
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The delegates are just stand-ins for the formal process of picking that presidential candidate.
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Under water it cannot get a signal and therefore relies on those temporary check-ins.
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Several rappers have had high profile run-ins with the police over drug-related issues.
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The article previously stated that user check-ins tripled as a result of the split.
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No weigh-ins were required and the fighters wore MMA gloves instead of boxing gloves.
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"Everything about the restaurant experience is designed for walk-ins and reservations," the company says.
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Though friends and family are welcome, walk-ins may also be able to be seated.
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Can't be too careful these days with all the break-ins in and around town.
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He had a history of run-ins with the police which are worth reading about.
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The daily iPad questionnaire and weigh-ins were easy ways to improve habits and communication.
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This is particularly awkward when we meet in my office for our regular check-ins.
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More interesting are Apostol's many women, stand-ins and doppelgängers whose stories intercut and complicate.
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Ms. Anderson did not grow up knowing the ins and out of a football franchise.
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Yes. Second, if you participate in fly-ins be prepared for a change of plans.
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To force animals to serve and suffer as stand-ins for human evil is wrong.
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These check-ins also double as a way to make sure everyone's mic is working.
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I spoke to several women in sports media who have had run-ins with Barstool.
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Carrier Trade-Ins: Your service provider probably has a buy-back program of some sort.
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And Yossy Arefi's butterscotch blondies involve a cool choose-your-own-adventure with mix-ins.
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"They exist as stand-ins for an internal monologue you have with yourself," he said.
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In back is a heated six-car garage with two plug-ins for electric cars.
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Learn the ins and outs of the most critical positions so you can replace yourself.
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And certain House chairmen are waiving the words "So help me God" from swearing-ins.
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Luckily, inexpensive options for learning the ins and outs of the business world do exist.
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He had run-ins with the law and, by his own account, struggled with addiction.
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First things first, you need to learn the ins and outs of the podcasting world.
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Leasing began late last month, with move-ins scheduled for the end of this month.
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Their fill-ins, the journeyman Jose Lobaton and the rookie Tomas Nido, combined to hit .
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Then everyone returned to the lab for weigh-ins and to repeat the original tests.
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He turned to boot experts for guidance on the ins and outs of the industry.
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They later did the same in Montreal, using the "bed-ins" to promote global peace.
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We can no longer be seen only as shut-ins, unable to care for ourselves.
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In the first week of February, Charles reported that check-ins were down 54.5 percent.
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Virtual check-ins will be billed as shorter visits, so the rates will be lower.
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Authors from other countries have been affected by the ins and outs of Chinese diplomacy.
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Sit-ins shut down restaurants and other establishments, getting would-be customers to ask why.
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Write-ins seems like a protest vote at best, and a throwaway vote at worst.
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Both scandals stem from break-ins at the Democratic Party headquarters, whether real or virtual.
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Is it possible that power structures — or intractable human dynamics — pervade even groovy egalitarian be-ins?
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At her regular check-ins with the court, McKibben praised the program for its positive influence.
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It lists a user's number of check-ins, places, and categories (how many out of 100).
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All the best tie-ins and ideas for this Lil Wayne blog come after the fact.
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Movies with merchandise tie-ins must walk a fine line when working with their licensing partners.
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Betty and I run through other promotional channels—ads, radio, tie-ins, public appearances, even print.
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"It really affects the entire ecosystem of everything that we do," Crowley says of check-ins.
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A gallery in South Africa is currently populated with figures that are stand-ins for us.
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From thick masks and creamy leave-ins to light sprays, we've tried (and collected) them all.
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Moroccan Scott is only 7, but he already knows the ins and outs of online shopping.
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I based myself on the sound of Extreme Precautions, using the same instruments and plug-ins.
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This includes of course photos and videos, but now text posts and check-ins as well.
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You don't have to know the technical ins and outs of security to make secure choices.
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And it's a safe bet he gets a bit more attention than most campaign stand-ins.
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As of early 2012, Foursquare said it had 1.5 billion check-ins and 15 million users.
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Most supermarkets have not embraced the automated checkouts common elsewhere, nor airlines self-service check-ins.
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"We're all staying on and the entire team including myself have three-year lock-ins," Portent.
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And, if successful, we could see more tie-ins between Stories and other core Facebook features.
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There are plug-ins that can take care of most of the work to implement this.
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If you're weighting the pros and cons of using one, know the ins and outs first.
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If you're not familiar with all the ins and outs of RCS, let's quickly catch up.
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Disney will milk every possible cent out of its animated library with live-action cash-ins.
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Today, hotel security teams plan for hackers and terrorist attacks as well as basic break-ins.
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Airbnb has suspended all check-ins for Beijing until March due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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Until then, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), created in 1933, handled immigration and border enforcement.
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The TOS Klingons were basically narrative stand-ins for the Russians, during the actual Cold War.
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Sadr on Twitter urged followers to clear disruptive sit-ins but continue to support peaceful protests.
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This year's VMAs are, as ever, a mixed-up batch of shoo-ins and puzzling oversights.
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These check-ins, however brief and out of my control, helped me feel connected to her.
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And that's what makes the weigh-ins so amazing and why I love it so much.
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The season will be almost live, with "live look-ins" of the house where contestants live.
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But it wasn't just as easy as adding some clip-ins and heading out the door.
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So if you're selling it, you need to know the ins and outs of digital marketing.
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The models with natural hair either got blowouts or wore silky sew-ins for the week.
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Meanwhile, Sudan has sought to appease demonstrators who have pressed on with marches and sit-ins.
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Beaumont Etiquette teaches kids, teens, adults and also corporations the ins and outs of correct etiquette.
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They're not supposed to make charging decisions based upon sit-ins, or riots, or Twitter hashtags.
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We've probably all had these kinds of creepy run-ins, so why not talk about them?
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Aside from his run-ins with the law, 21 Savage has given back to his community.
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I head out to drop off a box of consignment trade-ins at the UPS store.
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Plugin Alliance is offering big discounts on plug-ins from Brainworx, Lindell Audio, elysia, and more.
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It's how you end up with conventions full of mediocre Samsung Gear VR movie tie-ins.
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She remains under electronic surveillance and has weekly check-ins and regular drug testing, NBC reports.
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But while the ins and outs of your family Thanksgiving may remain unchanged, we have not.
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This included moving moved inventory to higher ground and cleaning roof drains to avoid cave-ins.
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But first they need to learn all the ins and outs of how these storms work.
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Nuclear monsters and alien mind control permeated the drive-ins of the 1950s and early '60s.
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If you thought you were the biggest fan of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, think again.
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It can be photos, videos, comments, status updates, check-ins and various combinations of the above.
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A week after the Greensboro sit-ins began, the Nashville Student Movement started holding their own.
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Sundays bring a handful of walk-ins, too, who wait eagerly for a chance to play.
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Much more recently, President Obama had a couple of notable run-ins with the Supreme Court.
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The show had it all—brooding teens, complex romantic subplots, and obscenely lucrative musical tie-ins.
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Dawson knows the ins and outs of the big houses and she understands how they think.
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Today, he is happy to analyse the ins and outs of how this record came together.
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The same group has hosted various protests and sit-ins across the country in recent weeks.
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Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky are the latest victims of celebrity break-ins ... TMZ has learned.
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That data included sensitive information like users' friends, likes, music, photos, events, interests, and check-ins.
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So far, it's worked ... no break-ins or burglaries at Demi's place since she's been gone.
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Microsoft France has the answer: weird limited-run special edition movie and TV show tie-ins.
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Plus don't miss check-ins with Isa Mar and creative directors Marc Kalman and Elia Fornari.
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Your legislative expertise, your knowledge of the arcane ins and outs of the bill-writing process?
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But after multiple doctor's appointments and weigh-ins over four months, she instead gained 47 lbs.
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The tools Parabol developed allow workers to conduct retrospective meetings and check-ins, the company said.
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Father had run-ins with law Pagourtzis, who business records show owns North American Marine Inc.
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The industry may feel the sting of Google's regulatory run-ins more than its own investors.
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After that, the mix-ins can take the cornbread in just about any direction you want.
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So who better than Baker to help break down the ins and outs of inclusive marketing?
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Uneventful, save for occasional run-ins with BTs and ever-present minor obstacles to adjust for.
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Some of the coverage included tie-ins to Uber, on whose corporate board Ms. Huffington sits.
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In WatchCut's latest video, parents teach their children all the ins and outs of self love.
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The car break-ins happen so quickly that she has not been able photograph the perpetrators.
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With the addition of 24-hour-a-day butler assistance, check-ins are performed within suite.
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The web was littered with pictures, videos, check-ins, likes and tweets of our every moment.
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The Owl camera is designed to monitor your car for break-ins, collisions and police stops.
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For years he led non-violent protests against logging projects, including sit-ins and human blockades.
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""My father's a black panther, my mother got arrested for the sit-ins at age 6.
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Understanding the "ins and outs" of social media is essential now for businesses to thrive online.
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Pelosi noted that gun violence prevention groups "stand ready to assist" with lawmakers' individual sit-ins.
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Many of the other trans women have left the area following run-ins with the gang.
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There are, for instance, exemptions in Europe's "state aid" rules that aim to force bail-ins.
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She has had several run-ins with the law throughout her life, most recently in 2013.
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Each kit comes with Disney-themed paint and push-ins to bring your pumpkin to life.
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Yearning for bipartisan buy-ins might have made sense in less polarized eras of American history.
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When connected with a service, you get 24/7 monitoring for break-ins and other emergencies.
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Educated consumers should demand more from a wine than cute-sexy labels or celebrity tie-ins.
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In January of 22005, she was ordered to begin regular check-ins with an ICE officer.
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Last month, the 106th Precinct reported a rise in car break-ins along Cross Bay Boulevard.
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Isaiah can hear Marcus's imagined scolding, but he's drawn to break-ins because they require ingenuity.
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Built-ins provide storage and keep the same wood finish as the rest of the house/
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After many run-ins with the paparazzi, Alec Baldwin is extra-protective of his personal space.
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Last June, Newton opened up to local ABC outlet 13 Action News about the break-ins.
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The turning point for Lego, though, was the introduction of themes and pop culture tie-ins.
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The company also does all this through JavaScript, without relying on any plug-ins or downloads.
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The data included information like people's birthdays, relationships, religions, locations, work history, subscriptions, and check-ins.
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She got that way because she knows the ins and outs of marriage and its dissolution.
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It is a national identity built on strongly worded letters of complaint and LBC phone-ins.
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It's so dead, no one's painting, no one's doing fill-ins, what's wrong with these kids?
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And Hancock's vision for health tech seems to be proposing to outlaw such contractual lock ins.
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Plus don't miss check-ins with up and coming rapper Big Baby Scumbag and Portland's Cassow.
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E3 is officially upon us, and it's time for all of the shamless product tie-ins.
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I love how often horror-movie monsters can become allegorical stand-ins for what scares us.
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He and his principal deputy, Edward O'Callaghan, have fortnightly check-ins with the special counsel's office.
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The reason is that these dogs are but furry emoji: stand-ins for emotions and sentiment.
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He said trade-ins, in particular, could be tricky (something Audemars Piguet does not allow now).
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Readers loved experimenting with different types of cheese and add-ins like pancetta and pickled jalapeños.
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Fortunately, Masque offers a bar menu for walk-ins like me looking for a lighter meal.
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Sanders has also experienced early run-ins with Black Lives Matter protesters at several campaign events.
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It's been covered all this week by major news outlets, including live look-ins on ESPN.
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The ins and outs of subtitling are too complex to get into in much detail here.
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"The cowbells are stand-ins for pitched saucepans, which are not readily available," Mr. Zuber said.
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As a result, these chefs used local ingredients as stand-ins and adapted their cuisine accordingly.
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Those two experiences are extremely popular with guests and, therefore, do not often accept walk-ins.
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Regular check-ins and interaction with others via online avenues are ways to maintain social interaction.
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Curo, the other hospice business, has also had its share of run-ins with federal officials.
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But city officials and signs on checkpoints have said the hospital would not accept walk-ins.
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And historically, that's how celebrities have functioned: as stand-ins for larger cultural norms and expectations.
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Subsequent sessions were check-ins in which patients focused on improving their exercise habits and diet.
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Households in Michigan, California, Kansas, Connecticut, Florida, New York, and Texas reported similar digital break-ins.
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They'll want to know about your run-ins with the federal government of these United States.
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On those same streets, the shomrim are seen as quick-acting stand-ins for police officers.
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The building's foundation was recently completed, and move-ins are expected to begin in September 2019.
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For the next 11 minutes, Jacquee demonstrates the ins and outs of weaving hair to lace.
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It would be like not knowing the ins-and-outs of your own apartment or house.
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Former Massachusetts Governor William Weld won 8.2 percent and write-ins came in at 2.8 percent.
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There are the basketball hoops, which he uses as stand-ins for the black male body.
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Online check-ins, airport kiosks and the like are divorcing travelers from the airlines' human workers.
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Some archivists are organizing teach-ins for people to learn about how to protect their histories.
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Unfortunately, Google can't differentiate between legitimate sign-ins and a phishing attack through embedded browser frameworks.
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As for market disruptions, Lutnick sees none, barring exogenous factors, like run-ins with North Korea.
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Just the random run-ins that just might be a little uncomfortable from time to time.
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Ulf walked around behind each of his stand-ins and laid his hands on their shoulders.
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Now, the tie-ins won't simply expand from movie to movie, but from platform to platform.
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Many speculated that the ad would have tie-ins to Marvel's upcoming Captain America: Civil War.
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Manners and mores, ups and downs, ins and outs — all have their place in his paintings.
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Directly off the foyer is a large office/library lined with floor-to-ceiling built-ins.
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Several run-ins with the law have made it difficult to find steady work, she says.
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It was made for us by the woman who designed the built-ins within our home.
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Over the next few years, he documented marches, sit-ins, arrests, and the aftermaths of bombings.
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He was a sit-inner before the sit-ins, a freedom rider before the Freedom Rides.
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For those, someone who knows the organizational ins and outs of DHS might be most effective.
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"A lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in Texas," Trump tweeted.
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The stand-ins, according to Waldman, include privacy policies, impact assessments, trainings, audits and paper trails.
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In the wake of the alleged break-ins, the DNC hired cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike to investigate.
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She's included work like Dáreece J. Walker's charcoal drawings of die-ins, entitled "The Die-Ins: Can I live" (2018), and a video of Dread Scott's 2010 performance, "Money to Burn," in which he burned $250 on Wall Street and invited traders to do the same.
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In 2019, 25,677 people reported car break-ins, according to data from the San Francisco Police Department.
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The drive-ins soon gave way to movie theaters with multiple screens — Mr. Redstone named them multiplexes.
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Along the way, there are run-ins with Christian's old submissive and, well, a lot of sex.
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Masite also trains young South Africans who have had run-ins with the law or drug problems.
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They started sharing feminist writings on sex work and discussing the ins and outs of ethical porn.
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More than 90% of participants reportedly showed up to all of their check-ins and court hearings.
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But one big feature didn't make the demo: automatic Wi-Fi log-ins between iOS 11 devices.
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Organizers said that testimonies from employees who allegedly experienced retaliation would be read at the sit-ins.
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Will a now-famous greasy spoon live up to its segment on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives"?
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I think all of those things are important to truly know the ins and outs of someone.
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The latest stunt follows a series of staged break-ins by Greenpeace activists in French nuclear plants.
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He had led the Nashville sit-ins, which were among the movement's most successful student-led protests.
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"Specifically sound — you really do have to know the ins and outs of your equipment," Beggs admits.
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You'll learn the ins and outs of Facebook Ad targeting and powerful tools like the Facebook Pixel.
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In May, Facebook workers, alongside over 1,000 Google employees, staged sit-ins protesting retaliation against activist employees.
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Long was a veteran of the Marine Corps who reportedly had previous run-ins with law enforcement.
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I've heard you are not a fan of using tons of plug-ins when you're working. Exactly.
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Last month, Dunkin' Donuts released a S'mores Frozen Dunkin' Iced Coffee and s'mores iced coffee add-ins.
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And it doesn't seem that she will miss the unexpected celebs run-ins that drop by occasionally.
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Activists participated in sit-ins at London City Airport, the BBC offices and the Billingsgate fish market.
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