In my household, your kinks are your kinks and your non-kinks and your non-kinks.
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His favorite band is the Kinks, so she tells him that her favorite band is the Kinks.
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Core kinks: latex, PVC, steelRelated kinks: Adult babies In cannibal play, one partner is transformed into a "piece of meat" for the mutual enjoyment of both.
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We're in the middle of building a VR testing lab at the TechCrunch office, and I'm trying to iron out as many kinks as possible before said kinks end up costing me money.
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There are still some kinks to work out here, however.
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There are still a lot of kinks to work out.
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There will be kinks to work out, and unintended consequences.
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What are some of the weirder kinks you've come across?
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A committee of MPs is to iron out the kinks.
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"It's like sex kinks or joining Isis," Mr. Peskowitz said.
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Like any new online tool, there are still some kinks.
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Hopefully, the new Bike model will iron out those kinks.
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There is history weaved into our curls, kinks, and braids.
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But the researchers still have some kinks to iron out.
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There are some kinks to be worked out first, though.
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There are a lot of kinks to be ironed out.
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I'm intrigued, will you tell me some of your kinks?
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VICE: Hey Jen, so what are some of your kinks?
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VICE: Hi Robin, so what are some of your kinks?
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That made working out the kinks a less painful process.
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You should try restarting it to work out the kinks.
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It's a young company still smoothing out some forgivable kinks.
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On the new album I can hear the Kinks too.
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Spiral hair ties that don't leave kinks in their hair
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They were called Uncle Son, named after the Kinks song.
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Are there kinks or quirks they seem to especially into?
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Like many contemporary movies, this one kinks up its timeline.
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Ray Davies from the Kinks is the greatest living songwriter.
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It's normal to feel scared about revealing your kinks — whether you're into role-playing as a doctor and patient, foot fetishes, or gang bangs — but kinks are often deep-rooted in our sexual needs.
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Although the EITCis generally well-regarded, it does have some kinks.
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"We've worked a lot of the kinks out," Easterbrook told Reuters.
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" Bell continued, "The first year, you are working out your kinks.
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If Samsung can work out the kinks it could be gorgeous.
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Did any kinks you ran across in your research surprise you?
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BDSM and other kinks have become more publicly discussed and accepted.
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Netflix's Amanda Knox documentary — itself imperfect — has more believable plot kinks.
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But there are still a lot of kinks to work out.
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There are countless sex positions, locations, kinks, and couplings to explore.
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But there are an awful lot of kinks to work out.
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Being open and shame-free about my kinks can be joyous!
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But those Day 1 kinks were easy enough to massage out.
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There are still kinks to work out as this program continues.
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" — to Mr. Caws, and he responded, "Can I say the Kinks?
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Money played a large role in smoothing out all these kinks.
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Zhang is still looking to iron out the kinks on Lowkey.
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I look forward to seeing him as our kinks align closely.
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But there are still kinks to work out in the technology.
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Mallory: We struggled with our different kinks for a long time.
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It's a unique magazine with a point of view that represents various kinks and communities in a genuine and thoughtful way; real people, with real kinks, who present lust and vulnerability with innocence and genuine exhilaration.
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Kinks aren't just for cheaters, they are a normal part of exploring sexualityThe survey only included responses from those who have cheated on their partners, but enjoying sexual fetishes or kinks isn't a trait unique to cheaters.
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Retail prices may continue to climb until supply kinks are straightened out.
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Then you can, in a sexy way, start to roll out kinks.
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Just got to work through all the kinks and clean stuff up.
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The bad news here is that there are kinks to work out.
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The kinks grow more outré and twisted, the winks dirtier and broader.
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Today: Omnidirectional treadmills exist today but the kinks are being ironed out.
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They then spent the year developing, researching, and working out the kinks.
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Building it was the only way to get the kinks out, however.
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After two months, the kinks were worked out and the sale closed.
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But he did remind us that there are kinks in the arc.
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"There are all kinds of kinks in the world," Ms. Lain said.
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Matt: I love getting my wife hot and bothered through her kinks.
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What was it like when you first realized you had different kinks?
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Wendy: I was pretty hesitant to share the breadth of my kinks.
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But like many kinks, temperature play can range from harmless to potentially dangerous.
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But almost nobody should buy one until their many kinks are worked out.
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Some kinks are dangerous enough that they're sort of unsafe at any speed.
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He presents even the most taboo kinks as something to be curious about.
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There are some interesting kinks here that Amazon may have to iron out.
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Uber will need to work out its kinks on its own, in private.
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We're good with the homegrown curls and kinks that make us... well, us.
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The show's special effects artists are still working out the kinks, he said.
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VICE: Hey Tracie, so can you tell me about some of your kinks?
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Clearly, at least for that day, it was a new normal with kinks.
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But despite the kinks in the tale, "Return" offers straight shots of pleasure.
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But we can explore which kinks are most fantasized about—and we shall!
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Unfortunately for Niantic, there are still some kinks to work out, it seems.
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When most of the kinks are worked out, they order the final equipment.
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Hopefully Nokia can iron out the kinks in time for the U.S. launch.Â
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But Ms. Williamson acknowledged that there are still kinks to be worked out.
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It was easier to start shearing his nappy kinks than to keep arguing.
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Proto Idiot sound like The Kinks, Soft Boys, and TV Personalities all at once.
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Clay wanted to fight his way and he hadn't worked out the kinks yet.
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Because of that, they can have open conversations about their boundaries, kinks, and desires.
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Unsaturated fatty acids have pairs of connectors which might add kinks in their chains.
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So, Original Stitch has shuttered the AI service while it works out the kinks.
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There were a few kinks, however: rapper G-Eazy tried for an awkward kiss.
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At that point, Libra would turn into Bitcoin, minus the kinks and the libertarianism.
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The medium becomes a canvas for viewers to explore memory, trauma, and personal kinks.
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Elsewhere in tech: Tesla halted production of its Model 33 to work out kinks.
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Hopefully, the international version will have these kinks ironed out at time of launch.
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From the receipt, it sounds like he ordered a Best of the Kinks album.
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The VR industry is still working out a few kinks — like proper distribution channels.
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"Curly pudding turned kinks to curls and had a pudding-like consistency," says Branch.
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But this is the sort of show whose kinks are part of its charm.
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He predicted, however, that the kinks could be ironed out by early next week.
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During the first session on Monday, there were plenty of kinks to iron out.
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About 60 percent of couples currently working through relationship kinks at Concord are millennials.
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It appears that the kinks in the system are being identified and ironed out.
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The problem is that shunts frequently clog or develop kinks and then fluid accumulates.
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But they made a statement, and over three iterations, Tesla ironed out the kinks.
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But it took a bit longer than expected to work out the kinks, VanderZanden said.
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The most popular kinks fell under the categories of voyeurism, fetishism, exhibitionism, masochism, and sadism.
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Instead, Team Meat added more than 140 levels, while the kinks were being worked out.
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The natural hair movement welcomes your curls, coils, and kinks in all their unpredictable glory.
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We are still working the kinks out of real-time machine learning at the edge.
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The majority of them are still first-generation models and come with a few kinks.
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There are a few kinks to iron out when it comes to bezel-free tech.
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When the ring was demoed earlier this year, there were some kinks to work out.
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Huawei assures us that most of the kinks will largely be ironed out this year.
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Many of the unpredicted benefits and unexpected kinks will be discovered by this first pioneer.
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So how do you find your kinks help to enforce a healthy attitude toward sex?
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My kinks are an outlet for the daily high-stress and responsibilities I deal with.
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In this way, do you find your kinks make you feel safer in sexual settings?
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There are always plenty of kinks to be ironed out ahead of product, after all.
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Here we are, taking off our metaphoric tignons and embracing our kinks and curls publicly.
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Those kinds of kinks are totally fine, as long as both partners share that interest.
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But there's new hope today that the Freestyle monitor has worked out all the kinks.
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The crypto revolution has a few kinks to work out before it can revolutionize anything.
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No, not "L-O-L-A, Lola," from the Kinks' song, but a Mexican Redhead.
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The kinks have been ironed out of the early builds that began circulating last week.
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When we discussed kinks, I could feel fluttering light kicks of sexual expectation kick in.
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The film's narrative helps smooth out many of the unseemly kinks in songs elsewhere, too.
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Hopefully MLB will get all of those kinks worked out in time for next season.
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It's about taking a long hard look at your life and working out the kinks.
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VICE: Will you introduce yourself and tell me a bit about your sexuality and kinks?
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"We had a lot of kinks in the system, as you can expect," he added.
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That hair was bouncier, and in my estimation at the time, prettier than my kinks.
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"We had a lot of kinks in the system, as you can expect," he added.
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This way when you launch you've worked out the kinks and have your workflow down!
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But he, too, stressed the importance of indulging in kinks in order to stay married.
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Critical exponents corresponding to other well-known universality classes lie at kinks in other exclusion plots.
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At its core, HuCow combines several rather large fetishes and kinks—lactation fetish, dominance, submission, objectification.
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It's also quite a looker, but it has a few kinks it needs to iron out.
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Ray suggested that all carriers are still ironing out the kinks in their underlying 5G infrastructure.
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Stars like Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Kinks were regulars on Carnaby.
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Kinks factor in a lot of the same way, says columnist and relationship expert Dan Savage.
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Those linguistic kinks will eventually evaporate as he grows older, and probably faster than I realize.
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I'm happy to continue using it while iPhone X owners work through any Face ID kinks.
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They described the effort as a modest "test phase" to flesh out kinks in the system.
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Make sure that you have a preemptive plan in case any kinks arise in your projects.
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The wire is vehemently resistant to tangling and kinks, and each earpiece feels rigid and durable.
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Now they're coming back, presumably in greater quantities and with all the website kinks worked out.
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Even as he worked out the kinks and tweaked it, he was overwhelmed by the response.
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Core kink: LatexRelated kinks: Inflatable clothing Macrophiles like to fantasize around extreme size discrepancies between partners.
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Birds got off to a rocky start last fall, and they're still working out the kinks.
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I just can't get enough of staring at perfect coils and kinks from around the world.
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But after several hours, they worked out the kinks, and we were able to call cellphones.
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That, hopefully, is enough time to work out all of the kinks ahead of product launch.
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The tragedy occurred at a test facility where production crew work out the kinks for stunts.
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It can be difficult to find someone you really like with compatible kinks, so enjoy it.
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Its client roster included MCA Records, the Bee Gees, the Kinks and the Bay City Rollers.
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They took some three months to construct the installation, having to sort out many minor kinks.
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That means plenty of time in the gym, working out the kinks in lengthy practice sessions.
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It's then that the characters—and the protagonist—discuss their feelings, their hang-ups, their kinks.
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"When you are doing something for the first time there will always, be kinks," said McCloyn.
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There have been a few kinks in orders and deliveries, he said, but nothing unusually serious.
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As a test run, the schools first opened as community centers to work out the kinks.
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But over the course of the next four years, the industry quietly worked out the kinks.
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If some of the kinks get further ironed out in the process of adaptation, that's Hollywood!
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The unique surface pattern of the Grid helps with rolling through kinks, knots, and tight muscles.
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Members should not let good policy go to waste by refusing to work out unforeseen kinks.
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Hers is, just like Lola's in the love song by the Kinks, a dark-brown voice.
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Gay and straight couples intertwined in the streets, both jubilant and secretive in their assorted kinks.
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Cover songs, from Sister Sledge to Gene Vincent to the Kinks' "Victoria," dot the Fall's catalog.
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Eric: Well the question assumes that I have kinks, and that's something that I would dispute.
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But the Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency space still have a lot of kinks to work out.
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The pockmarked moon Pandora orbits Saturn near the planet's F-ring, creating small kinks in its shape.
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The pockmarked moon Pandora orbits Saturn near the planet's F-ring, creating small kinks in its shape.
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When did she decide that this man, with few scruples and many kinks, would be her man?
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"It made me uncomfortable, but I also didn't want to be negative about his kinks," she says.
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Lenovo has spent the last eleven years refining and working out the kinks in its laptop design.
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As we work out the kinks, we expect to share this model with communities around the country.
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The company has since pushed the release date indefinitely to iron out kinks in the display tech.
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That's when he realized the dungeon wasn't just an erotic setting for clients to explore their kinks.
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This could start even smaller to get the kinks out (for example, for children 5 and under).
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About 30,000 people have joined during the testing phase to work out the kinks and provide feedback.
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Lee Kun-hee, the chairman of Samsung (Image: AP)However, the succession hasn't been without its kinks.
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Core kinks: Skin, mouth In superhero play, partners wear spandex costumes based on real or invented superheroes.
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There are still a lot of kinks to work out before the pilot program becomes official, though.
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There are kinks to iron out, and it will always be confusing and frustrating for some people.
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Perhaps Thursday's 0-0 draw with South Africa was simply a case of working out some kinks.
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In testing the app, we found there were a few kinks that still needed to be corrected.
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Despite being consensually violent do you find your kinks help to enforce a healthy attitude toward sex?
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"At the beginning of the year, it was rough, kinks had to be worked out," Reynolds said.
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This set comes with a whopping 46 colors in satin that won't leave kinks in their hair.
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The tight elastic leaves defined kinks in my hair which makes it look more frizzy than usual.
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Roberts didn't rule out sending down Urias to Triple-A Oklahoma City to work out the kinks.
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The Jets (1-3), however, are still working out the kinks in the rest of their play.
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The 20 Cubs didn't wear plastic batting helmets, because the scientists were still working out the kinks.
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This allowed Zebra, the N.F.L. and Wilson, which makes the game balls, to iron out technical kinks.
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Rent the Runway last fall briefly halted taking on new customers, citing kinks in its supply chain.
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They protect my fine hair from breakage and kinks, and they also look cute on my wrist.
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There may also be some early kinks for Apple to work out with the new cellular Watch.
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Such funds and presidential backing allowed engineers and others to work out many of the initial kinks.
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I wanted better for these characters — lives with real emotional stakes, actual personalities and not just kinks.
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So it's not like you come [pre-packaged with set kinks], at least that's been our experience.
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To enhance your partnered Skype sex, utilize some of that alone time to explore and discover your kinks.
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"Sexual desires will be heightened, as well as our need to express our kinks and desires," Stardust says.
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But this is also a much newer technology, and there are a lot of kinks to work out.
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For the rest of the Android Wear-using world, the update is still having its kinks ironed out.
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Just get started, commit to following through on the project and figure out the kinks along the way.
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A long battery runtime ensures you can work out those kinks several times before the gun must charge.
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Caavo still has a few kinks to work out before it can claim it's a complete TV experience.
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But they will not iron out other, more substantial, kinks in the system, which now help the Conservatives.
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Ms Williams has exploited a number of institutional kinks in the American patent system to study medical innovation.
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When he's engaging in mutual masturbation, the "combined fantasy" allows for more space to explore roleplay and kinks.
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Recreational marijuana might be having its moment, but that doesn't mean that all the kinks are worked out.
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We've rounded up the items you'll need ahead, whether you're into bondage, sensory deprivation, dominance, or other kinks.
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Before long, one of the prongs on the comb snaps off as I attempt to untangle my kinks.
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There's nothing like proudly wearing your own curls and kinks, especially when you're documenting how healthy they are.
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However, should you maybe wait like a week or so until Apple has ironed out all the kinks?
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The creators warn that this technology is new and may have some kinks to work out, and bugs.
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Derek Brunson is a strong up-and-comer who needs to work out the kinks of his game.
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And it's a good idea to work out the kinks in your sex life at this time, too.
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They toured all over Germany in a Volkswagen bus painted in psychedelic colours, playing Kinks covers to squaddies.
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Because one of the kinks in this particular battery materials story is the sort of nickel that's required.
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There are still some kinks in terms of connection, this is very much a tough solution to crack.
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The exposed data also revealed which videos users were watching and renting, exposing kinks and private sexual preferences.
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It's early days for Park & Orchard, and, as with any new restaurant, there are kinks to work out.
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They'll perform again this Friday, and Rockwell said she's hoping they'll have most of those kinks worked out.
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Some of these miscues are most likely just the kinks being worked out by a relatively new restaurant.
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They're very fine, but wavy and prone to a lot of frizz, not to mention kinks and breakage.
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Working out the kinks of a new American record deal is likely the reason for its repeated delays.
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Be conscious about creating a safe space for you two to explore your fears, desires, and kinks together.
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That's actually not the worst thing as it lets you work out the kinks to see what sticks.
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But the location and affordable price point, as also noted in some reviews, made up for the kinks.
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Other songs by Mr. Allison found their way onto albums by the Yardbirds, the Kinks and the Clash.
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Dear Carolyn: I'm a few months into a great relationship and we're both still working out the kinks.
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If you want to explore your kinks this cuffing season, you'd do well to find yourself a Scorpio.
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There's a reason they chose Indianapolis over a bigger city: It's easier to work out the kinks here.
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As of May, post-hurricane kinks remained, though, a sign that the reopening may have come too quickly.
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"Early users might be disappointed with 5G in the beginning as carriers work out kinks," PwC's Hays said.
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We should be starting to distribute supplies from the stockpile to get the kinks out of the system.
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In the game industry, a game can stay in beta for years as developers work out the kinks.
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It's an interesting concept, and maybe we should take this conversation offline to really work the kinks out.
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Fnatic has some time to work out the kinks in their new lineup before ESL One New York.
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When the kinks have been ironed out, it hopes to offer such deliveries commercially for about $1 a pop.
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And Musk bent over backwards last night to explain that the test tunnel still had kinks to work out.
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"Amazon said they had a lot of kinks to work out [last year] and revised the program," Land said.
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But for its viral nature and early kinks, Wallace maintains that this is not a flash in the pan.
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Adding 2-FA is a great idea, but Motiv has a lot of kinks it needs to smooth over.
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Maybe it'll get better with future updates, but for now, Motiv definitely has a few kinks to work out.
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It's all accompanied by a weird laugh track, but we'll let Snoop sort out the kinks for episode two.
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Even with a few minor kinks to work out, Laurel & Sage is already becoming a destination of its own.
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Employ that vampire-like state of sleep that first night, too, so you don't wake up with weird kinks.
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Humiliation play, similar to other kinks and any other type of sex you're having, requires consent and negotiation beforehand.
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Retailers have already made strides in working out the kinks for their buy online, pick up in store services.
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More importantly, can she leave the house without her husband's face getting scanned until he works the kinks out?
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Initially the factory would start small, giving employees time to smooth out assembly-line kinks and refine work processes.
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So it looks like PapaPriority has a few kinks to work out before it's rolled out to every location.
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If only he had had a few more months to iron out those kinks, and develop those latent themes.
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It keeps everything dry and prevents kinks, so you don't need to worry about messing up your fresh blowout.
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She was happy to indulge me in my kinks and she really enjoyed doing the stuff I was into.
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Barbara has published 11 books, while Karen has spent 25 years working out the kinks in a single novel.
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This demonstration smooths over many of Omote's kinks, and showcases the projections interacting with facial structure like never before.
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There's strange kinks people have, like stepping on balloons, and I'm not just going to start talking about that.
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So there's logic in using the lower-stakes ESPN Plus launch as a trial run, to work out kinks.
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We ran a test there in late July to work out the kinks on the infrastructure for this project.
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Photograph by Makeda Sandford for The New Yorker A few months in, Mo's has some kinks to iron out.
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As the feature is in the early stages of user testing, Google still has some kinks to work out.
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Read more: Kinks in the clean lines of the Bauhaus The life of Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus
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The aim of the aquatic test run was to work out the prototype's kinks to prepare for commercial sales.
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Natural hair has become a big trend as more African-American women are starting to embrace their natural kinks.
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So would you say when it comes to BDSM kinks you were the more vanilla one of the two?
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While many of us have sexual fantasies that are fun to masturbate to without involving our partners, kinks demand attention.
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But as we learn more about her past — and present — we see the kinks and chinks within the hearty presence.
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As for when the tool will be made into a commercial product, researchers are still ironing out some technical kinks.
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While the products were announced today, Box is still working out the kinks in terms of how this will work.
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His version, which uses a toy boat instead of a gravy boat, clearly has more kinks to be worked out.
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One of the first things I learned was how essential moisture is to care for my for curls and kinks.
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All the kinks will have been worked out at HQ. [gallery ids="1363233,1363255,1363253,1363251,4043,1363246,1363244,1363243,1363242,1363238,1363237,1363235,1363234,1363229,1363252"] Hardware isn't a new endeavor for Facebook.
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Even so, it's also worth remembering that updates like this take a bit of time before working out the kinks.
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If you're one of these people, there are plenty of ways to start exploring kinks and fetishes with a partner.
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But the company believes it should be able to expand to other markets once it works out the kinks here.
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Any study of human sexual behavior—from preferences to gender identity to erotic kinks—indicates that diversity is the norm.
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Maybe Apple's move will be just the push that the industry needs to work out the kinks in this tech.
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Today's VR equipment still has some kinks to iron out, but the hardware is nearly complete enough for consumer use.
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A congressional staffer in a seersucker suit with a candy striped tie stares at his phone as The Kinks play.
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She in turn serves as vessel for their insecurities, lust and rage, and attends to their kinks with preternatural skill.
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Instagram's CEO Adam Mosseri tweeted that he hopes to "bring this to everyone soon" once the kinks are worked out.
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We're still working out the kinks with e-books, but at this point, the codex is out of beta testing.
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The hose, for wetting the clay, must be hung just so along the fence, to prevent it from developing kinks.
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Contrast is essential, as in a plate of shwe taung noodles with kinks of crispy noodles heaped over chewy ones.
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Lay out the hose properly, especially curves, (read the manual) to avoid kinks and the train will chug along easily.
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It's not unusual for the government to start off small to work out the kinks, said a Homeland Security official.
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It's not something that has a name, and it's certainly more understated than many other kinks, but it's surprisingly popular.
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It's kind of a ... Just work out the kinks of your equipment this year and all that kind of stuff.
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The positioning of the product at MWC leaves one wondering whether the company has worked through all of the software kinks.
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In other words, it's a deal that still has a few kinks to work out -- and limited time to do it.
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However, the game's staying power could be challenged if it doesn't work out the kinks with its system in short order.
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Atlanta has had three full days off since Monday's home loss to the Golden State Warriors to iron out the kinks.
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Tesla's challenges: The company is still working out kinks in its distribution network, and auto sales around the globe are slowing.
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The 5T's gestures and accompanying animations are not as smooth as Apple's, and there are some definite kinks to work out.
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Many are praising the new restaurant's signature bacon sauce, but it seems to still have a few kinks to work out.
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In spite of the ongoing debate concerning data privacy, netizens in China appear to have taken the system's kinks in stride.
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The company started issuing statements assuring customers that the kinks were being ironed out and the devices were on their way.
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The developers, Bloom Built, spent years ironing out the kinks in making the diary sync across Mac and iOS using Dropbox.
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As with self-driving cars, rigorous real-world testing is required to iron out all of the kinks in the system.
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Then again, the same was true for The Vampire Diaries, which took about half a season to iron out its kinks.
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For one, the app finally did get built, and it won't launch again until all the kinks have been ironed out.
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Of course, as with all kinks (and particularly BDSM), consent, boundaries, and safe words should be established before jumping into anything.
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"Thriller Live" (Michael Jackson), "Sunny Afternoon" (The Kinks), "We Will Rock You" (Queen) are a handful significant of an enduring trend.
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The old and new version will probably be very similar and the most recent model may have kinks to work out.
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For those with a taste for BDSM, power imbalances, or other kinks, that raises a lot of not-so-sexy concerns.
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Hopefully Apple will work out the kinks to its credit card and provide a separate way to pay bills, sans iPhone.
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Amazon is ironing out the final kinks in its cashier-free convenience store platform, according to a Wednesday report from Bloomberg.
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But after eliminating such kinks, Boll & Branch sold its first sheets in January 2014, and it has been growing fast since.
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After all the kinks are worked out in the testing equipment, the Gran Sasso experiment will become one half of SABRE.
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Once the food starts coming, though, there are times when you can see a new restaurant still working out its kinks.
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Like new restaurants, new wedding venues need time to work out kinks before they can provide customers with top-notch service.
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The subscription idea is smart, and I think with the kinks worked out and better coffee it could be a hit.
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But a discussion of the sexual acts themselves, and individual kinks, rarely appears on the pages of The New York Times.
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These projects help work out potential kinks in drone transport while the public becomes accustomed to seeing unmanned objects delivering packages.
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The slow-launch approach will allow agencies to adjust to life with a bounty and figure out some of the kinks.
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But the blockchain technology still has some significant kinks to work out, according to technology experts in the financial advisory industry.
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In September, the business briefly halted taking on new customers, citing kinks in its supply chain for causing a systemwide slowdown.
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The relatively tiny glass company's unexplained move is certainly a reminder that China's volatile markets are still ironing out some kinks.
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As for the holidays this year, I am incredibly grateful for a family that, despite their kinks, loves each other unconditionally.
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There are still a number of kinks to work out and some features the company ought to mull over for generation two.
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If the kinks get ironed out, it ought to be one of the better, more polished story-focused VR experiences to date.
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Moreover, Rixi's location-tracking, reliant as it is on imprecise cellphone tower triangulation and Google Maps, has thrown up some major kinks.
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I smiled and started to think maybe the brand new restaurant was simply still working on getting all the kinks worked out.
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I love a game with kinks and cracks in its creation; where development has evolved rather than remain crystallised from day one.
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More effective text summarization tools would unlock serious value for Salesforce users — if the research community can finish working out the kinks.
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While there is no shame in any sexual act between two (or more) consenting adults, kinks and fetishes* can still be stigmatized.
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The products' debut also reminded many that when dealing with non-traditional institutions racing to grow their businesses, there can be kinks.
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Companies normally test new advertising products with a select group of advertisers to work out any kinks before a wide roll out.
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After the company's product team works out all the kinks, the option will be rolled out nationwide by the end of July.
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Next, the scientists will continue ironing out any kinks in the rover and analyzing the data and samples collected on their expeditions.
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If you are interested in exploring fetishes and kinks, sex therapy would certainly provide a safe outlet to do so, she says.
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Otherwise, blockchain technology and blockchain investment are still nascent, and there are a lot of kinks that need to be ironed out.
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There are still flaws and annoyances and kinks to work out, but those pale in comparison to the improvements Bungie has made.
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We live in a society where uncommon kinks are still very much frowned upon, and most people are embarrassed about their interests.
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Face-swapping technology went from incredibly crude to pretty impressive over the last year, but we're definitely still working out some kinks.
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I'm just hoping that by the time bendy gadgets actually become affordable, most of the kinks will be worked out by then.
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Schorr: It was the end of the big rock n' roll and glam period with Pete Townsend, Led Zeppelin, and the Kinks.
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Bendy phones are only now possible because of fancy new materials, ones that likely don't have all the kinks worked out yet.
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According to the Kickstarter page, this literal hammock for your neck can help you stretch out those kinks in just 10 minutes.
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The stories behind our braids, blowouts, Afros, curls, kinks, and coils are often beautifully complex, and because of that, #Hairties was born.
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The startup says its solution will be available for broader testing in a few weeks after a few kinks are worked out.
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But now, that definition is finally extending to include the glorious curls, coils, and kinks that should have been there all along.
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We're told Kanye said he still plans to visit Rodney, but needs to work out the legal kinks to make it happen.
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She's also working out the kinks in an app called Competible ("Tinder for the pet-adoption world"), and collapsible-heeled (human) shoes.
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Yes, there was a learning curve at first, but once we got the kinks worked out, it's been smooth sailing ever since.
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In the first year, Mr. Isbell and his colleagues didn't want to be overwhelmed by students while working out the inevitable kinks.
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But Tuesday's flight was all about working out the kinks in the system, and all seems to have gone according to plan.
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Like Google and Pinterest's Lens apps, Seeing AI is still in early days so the app has more than a few kinks.
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If we consider that kinks often play on our greatest insecurities, it's easy to explain the existence of the "interracial" cuckoldry genre.
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Shenanigans would ensue, thanks to their futuristic computerized house, which we imagine has a few kinks it still needs to work out.
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She makes the sort of porn you can happily watch with anyone you're dating before you know about each others' weird kinks.
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But just about everyone agrees that, eventually, the kinks will get worked out as the political risk of inaction comes into focus.
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Disclaimers and history aside, here are the top five kinks that Americans fantasize about, in order of popularity, according to Lehmiller's survey.
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For some, traditional intercourse might be enough, while others have specific fetishes or kinks that turn them on and get them off.
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Rather than work out the kinks ahead of time, the company is essentially testing out different models on an active customer base.
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On top, there's a spillover of sev, kinks of fried besan (chickpea flour), and banana chips with a sheen of coconut oil.
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The New Horizons team had spread across the lawn of a conference center to work out equipment kinks ahead of the viewing.
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The technology could help avoid the hassle of folding futons every morning, though it still may have to work out some kinks.
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Mercury begins its retrograde in Leo on Thursday, bringing your attention to the kinks you must work out to conserve your energy.
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But Oh does seem to think there could be more of these products in the future, once researchers work out the kinks.
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"Strangers" by The Kinks plays as a guy who looks like your barista mans a machine gun on the back of a tank.
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As Rolling Stone reported, the HBO documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest said that Gypsy and Godejohn's online relationship started to explore various kinks.
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Capita insists that the worst kinks are being ironed out, but it is on course to meet just 50% of this year's quota.
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You are guaranteed to have full-belly laughs at least every 15 minutes; despite the kinks, Roiland and his team's humor is undeniable.
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They are trying their best to make her comfortable and welcome, but there are some literal kinks that need to be smoothed out.
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What's important is a viable system has been tapped that could become as ubiquitous as wi-fi once the kinks are worked out.
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Granted, there are still some kinks to iron out, like how the company would get the shoes back in order to recycle them.
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It's the last ditch effort to work out the kinks in Vive before its public release in the first quarter of this year.
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But public health experts said Project Surya's initiative has several kinks to iron out if it's going to scale to millions of households.
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There's BDSM, exhibitionism, and group sex, as well as knotting, tentacle sex, and watersports—countless kinks and preferences are all described and read.
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T-Mobile has worked out some of the kinks with regard to the complaints larger video providers had, as with Google and YouTube.
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We'll get to see Adeyemi develop her magical system and work out the first-book kinks over the course of two more titles.
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The others are mostly high-octane covers of Christmas numbers from artists the band appreciates, like The Ramones, Julian Casablancas, and The Kinks.
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They switched up their phone-banking system three times in New Hampshire as they tried to work out the kinks, according to volunteers.
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For many it can also act as an ideal space for establishing enthusiastic consent, exploring each other's sexual fantasies, kinks, boundaries, and limitations.
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But the passion behind "RickMorty," the name bestowed on this taboo couple, is different because kinks are consistently validated by the show itself.
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Definitely. When you find a partner who really enjoys sharing your kinks, you feel very secure in playing out these fantasies and scenarios.
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There were some kinks in the first model, but as it often does, Apple ironed them out in version 2.0 the following year.
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Halladay says there's some kinks he has to work out, but it should operate like a light mode replacement for Spotify's desktop app.
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It's expected to pass the Senate before a Friday night deadline, despite some last-minute kinks to work out in the upper chamber.
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The Americans were rigid and inflexible, while the Nazis already had time to work out all the kinks in their command and control.
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There were fuck ups and oopsies, but knowing how tight their performances are normally, watching them work out the kinks was a treat.
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San Francisco riders will have to find out first and let us know as Lyft hammers out the kinks of this new feature.
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There were some glitches: displaced air from the drone's propellers disrupted the spray pattern and there were some other kinks in the workflow.
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If your OkC username is one you've used anywhere else, I now know your sexual preferences & kinks, your answers to thousands of questions.
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At points, he seemed to be fine-tuning in real time, working through kinks and grappling aloud with possible holes in his arguments.
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It is full of twists, kinks, forks, dead ends, bottlenecks, troughs and plateaus; periods of sudden, mind-boggling expansion and dull, slow waiting.
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Tucker's impromptu performance of the Kinks' "Waterloo Sunset" is a high point of sweetness and absurdity, and Mr. Hawke gets it just right.
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Straight hair isn't bad, of course, but the notion that it is somehow preferable to kinks or curls or a bald head is.
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For example, The Kinks "I'm Not Like Everybody Else" opens the show about a girl who can decimate a forest when she's angry.
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But it would be majorly disruptive, so Americans should expect a decade or more of issues before all the kinks are worked out.
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Before, I thought bottoming would make me too vulnerable, that making requests for certain acts was selfish, and that my kinks were embarrassing.
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In a healthier musical culture, López would now be on his fourth or fifth opera, working out the kinks as he goes along.
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Mr. Gammel believes the barrier to entry of pup play is lower than that of other kinks, making it more accessible to newcomers.
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If only one of them grabs you, consider revisiting the show somewhere around midseason (when the writers should have worked out the kinks).
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But the company may have a bit of time to work out some of the kinks before it rolls out the Arizona pilot.
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The result isn't perfect, but once some key kinks are addressed, Huawei will add to its solid case as a top-tier hardware maker.
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But before we start buying timeshares for inflatable space houses, mission leads need to work out the kinks in the basic concept with BEAM.
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"Well, I was going to tell you sooner, but I worked out the kinks," she said as she hit a button on her phone.
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The startup hopes to fully roll out the browser extension in May, after the growing user base can help them work out any kinks.
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In 1963, Pop started a band called the Iguanas, which played surf rock and covers of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and the Kinks.
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Smith said the goal is to work out any kinks over the spring / summer and have a polished, feedback-driven product by next fall.
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But I would also like that dynamic to stay in place for a while longer while we hammer out the kinks in the system.
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The use of The Kinks' "Living On A Thin Line," throughout the episode serves as another reminder of the precariousness of each woman's situation.
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Even though Toyota is still working out the kinks on this tiny, all-electric wonder, it's already on the road in Japan and France.
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They have an extremely basic wire, which picks up kinks and doesn't have strain relief at either the buds or the USB-C jack.
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Here, Gates speaks with BuzzFeed News on her new book and shares insight into the psychology behind into some of the more curious kinks.
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Core kink: Lycra, spandexRelated kinks: Slash fanfic Smoking fans want to see their partners casually and masterfully inhale deeply from a cigar or cigarette.
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Pallavi Alvarez pressed her hand to the small of her back and stretched, trying to work the kinks and aches out of her body.
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By creating a safe space for aspiring startup leaders to work out the kinks, schools can catalyze social entrepreneurship and maintain their competitive edge.
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He says that allows the heat to stay in place over three areas where the kinks are: Europe, Japan and the western United States.
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Lyft may have more opportunity to work out the kinks here, provided it can shift more resources to the airport when demand is high.
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But if you need your living room centerpiece to work perfectly every single time, maybe wait until most of the kinks are ironed out.
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It offers an impressive amount of ways to connect with people, explore your kinks, and blow off steam in a completely judgment-free zone.
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There are a number of kinks that I am definitely interested in but have yet to explore and I am looking forward to trying!
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The schools will help Microsoft work out the kinks by offering detailed feedback, allowing the company to make improvements ahead of a broader rollout.
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And while spanking is part of the BDSM ecosystem, it's definitely practiced by a lot of people who don't partake in any other kinks.
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It's expected to pass the Senate before a Friday night deadline, despite some last-minute kinks to work out in the upper chamber. Sen.
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In the 1960s, they became an offbeat performance hall for artists like the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, the Kinks, Pink Floyd and the Who.
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During my testing — most via a beta version of the new software — there were certainly some kinks, especially when it came to logging workouts.
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It's also the first generation of a new kind of device, so there are bound to be kinks that need to be ironed out.
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The goal is to bring the concept to other cities once Joann is able to work through any kinks to the model, she added.
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But before expanding further, Mr. Rotunno might want to work out some service and food kinks that can come about on busy brunch days.
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Everything that felt uncertain or shaky will work through the kinks starting this week until mid-April, and you'll be better off for it.
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Let 2019 be the year that you grow more comfortable with the kinks that turn you on, even if they seem unusual to others.
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He said Apple had just a few more weeks to work out the kinks if it hoped to meet its traditional September release date.
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Coach Tyronn Lue now has 24 regular-season games to work out the kinks in what could be a rotation of 12 productive players.
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We tried hard on the show to take all of that and work out the practical kinks of how you would actually do that.
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"We're aware of some of the kinks or growing pains that come with creating an industry out of whole cloth in 24 months," Fencott said.
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Over time, they'll associate you lacing up your sneakers with going on a fun run, so be patient as you work through kinks, he says.
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The idea is that Google wants to first work out the kinks and get feedback from early adopters before making Family Link more broadly available.
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Being a porn performer can often mean portraying a varied range of kinks, but Black said that she won't degrade anyone — or herself — at work.
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It's not the "we're still working out the kinks" excuse that they always use to explain why we don't have fully autonomous sex robots yet.
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Stephens analyst Will Slabaugh expects Starbucks to work the kinks out of mobile ordering and pay, but remains concerned about the broader restaurant demand environment.
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Sure, perhaps the manufacturers can figure out a way to iron out the kinks, like the foldable screen being stiff or having a visible crease.
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Lee claims to have worked out the kinks in the process for Gemini Man, his latest attempt to blow open the walls of cinematic hyperreality.
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The women you are trying to enact your desires with are people in their own right with their own desires, kinks, hang-ups, and fears.
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It's likely that Amazon wanted to test the business and work out the kinks, before slapping its name on the private label items it sells.
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Shea butter, a staple in Black households, is tough enough to prevent aging but soft enough to protect the kinks and curls of Black hair.
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For now, an advertising product like this makes sense to sit with Pinterest's advertising partners while the kinks (and preferred user behavior) are worked out.
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Women have been giving the idea that straight hair is more beautiful a big fat middle finger, embracing their God-given coils, curls, and kinks.
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NASA claimed to have worked out the kinks following the mission, though, and the Saturn V maintained a perfect flight record throughout the Apollo program.
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Check the phone's Lightning port to make sure it isn't filled with lint or debris, and inspect your Lightning cable for kinks, breaks, or frays.
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While people generally aren't as open about foot fetishes as they are about kinks such as spanking or bondage, foot fetishes are actually pretty common.
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The 22-year-old was on a pitch count as he worked out the kinks, but is expected to receive a longer leash on Saturday.
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Obama: That goes to the larger issue that we wrestle with all the time around AI. Part of what makes us human are the kinks.
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Curls. On the runway and outside of the shows, street style stars and models are flaunting curls, kinks, and coils of all lengths and textures.
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Any activity that allows you to both check out and have someone knead the kinks in your back into submission is alright in my book.
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There, with jet-propulsion planes replacing propeller aircraft, he took on the dangerous duty of working out kinks in workhorses like the F-80 fighter.
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Nonetheless, the managers of the pilot program were given another year to work out the kinks, along with a less viscous sunscreen and better dispensers.
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Amazon has some kinks to work out, but it's a product I think will evolve over time and it's one I'm curious to continue watching.
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Burt Blackarach: And because I got to work out the kinks through there, it's directly the reason why I have my intensive here at Code.
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And critics have continued to express skepticism about its combat capability despite reassurances by US military leaders who say the kinks are being worked out.
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So this rap nerd who rhymes this band he likes called the Kinks with a refrigerator that don't stink makes up songs for these Chicagoans.
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We were also friends for ten years before the band even started, so I feel like we had some of our kinks worked out beforehand.
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Now that we have a solid (if imperfect) baseline, it'll be great to see Pai's research iron out those last remaining kinks in digital characters.
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The company is still working out the kinks with publishers, but they hope to get it into full production by the end of the year.
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It's also definitely allowed us to open up about our kinks, and given us some ideas—though not all of them work in real life.
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After a brief period of getting used to the car and ironing out the kinks, she couldn't have been more pleased with the improved Gazelle.
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" Most recently, he says, he's seen a huge rise in young women joining Fab Swingers because of what he calls "the normalization of 'daddy' kinks.
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Granted, the judges interview hopefuls about their kinks of choice—Macchia lists rope bondage, flogging and CBT among his—and quiz them on leather history.
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His old records remained popular with a new generation of musicians, and his songs were covered by bands like the Fabulous Thunderbirds and the Kinks.
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Just last week, the Shondaland drama put unnecessary kinks in the naturally dramatic coupling of Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) and Atticus "Link" Lincoln (Chris Carmack).
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Pollsters note that the industry is still working out the kinks from a disastrous 85033 cycle, when most experts failed to forecast Trump's shocking victory.
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I walk down to the Theater District and listen to old music on Spotify — the Kinks, the Beatles, the Zombies, the Troggs — '60s comfort food.
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Su'a-Filo will be used as a backup guard as the Cowboys work to iron out the kinks of an offensive line impacted by injuries.
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It's also dangerous, as patients can end up without a critical medication for days, sometimes weeks, waiting for these bureaucratic kinks to get ironed out.
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The company expects to announce that the planes are fully operational in US service — with all the kinks worked out — by the end of summer.
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The Mountain Goats' John Darnielle makes no apologies for his dad opinions as our music critic, but he does feel awful for disliking The Kinks.
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B. and I and our two other flatmates head over to our local massage place to get all the kinks out from the last few weeks.
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But Darling is confident in VR porn's mainstay power among fans, who seem more than willing to pay to ensure it addresses various kinks and desires.
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Sure, the thought of fixing deadly mutations is exciting, but we can't let our hopes carry us away while scientists are still ironing out the kinks.
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By the time iOS 11 arrives this fall, most of the kinks will be ironed out and it will run as smoothly as iOS always has.
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The widely followed startup, recently valued at $8 billion, wanted to test interest in the product from professional traders first, and work out the kinks quietly.
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Do you feel better when one just pours out of you or do you like having as long as you want working out all the kinks?
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She's gone on to write Vogue's sex column and serve as VICE's resident sexpert, exploring kinks, polygamy, bondage, and beyond on her very own show, SLUTEVER.
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While the company works out the kinks, there are reports that some Hyundai dealers are taking advantage of the supply shortage by price gouging the Kona.
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Instead of trying to smooth out her kinks, Nelms used Kristina's frizz as her inspiration — a theme Nelms recreates over and over again in her work.
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Here, companies roll out their new concepts for shops, cars and hotels, and work out the kinks before peddling them to the rest of the world.
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He said that designers have fine-tuned kinks in playability and now, they're focusing on how the game interfaces with the nuances of the real world.
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Get the Deep Kneading Shiatsu Foot Massager for $33.59 See Details Get rid of the kinks and aches in your neck with this massager by Homedics.
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After bands like The Who, The Kinks, and The Beatles wore the trend, the '80s rolled around, with women adopting the conservative style of corporate men.
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Some of the kinks were still being worked out during the press preview, however during a recent visit, they seem to have tightened up the experience.
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The company introduced its package delivery lockers for apartment dwellers with little fanfare, as it no doubt worked out some of the kinks in the process.
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YouTube doesn't pay that well, they say, and other, newer platforms like TikTok are still ironing out the kinks of how to monetize their incredible reach.
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Still, no matter what sort of sexual kinks people are into, it's not cool to project that onto people who aren't consenting, let alone a minor.
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Some people associate sex therapy with fetishes and extreme kinks, but Marin says the vast majority of her clients have pretty run-of-the-mill concerns.
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Ever since Maria Borges strutted down the runway with her beautiful 4c Afro, the lingerie brand has included more models with natural curls, coils, and kinks.
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While it's a pretty big improvement from not being able to understand a foreign language, there are still some kinks that need to be worked out.
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That latter business model may need some kinks ironed out, because as it stands today, anybody with the card and mobile app login can use it.
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RHP Max Scherzer, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, will sit out Sunday's series finale as he works out the kinks after experiencing next spasms.
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But it's still working out a few kinks, like how to justify its weekly schedule and distinguish itself from television's growing number of comedic news shows.
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The curated program spans different body types, shapes, ages, colors, sexualities, genders, kinks, and fetishes which are all linked by their shared spirit of sex positivity.
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Kinks aside, the good news is that artificial intelligence learns, and the more we all experiment — both brands and consumers — the better these tools will become.
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Like all other smartwatches, the Watch remains a work in progress, undergoing vast changes in its interface as Apple works out the kinks in its software.
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But as accommodating as the store is for preferences and kinks of all stripes, there are still sub-genres the Koch's don't allow on their shelves.
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The biggest economic weakness is not in the underlying blockchain technology, although tales of hacking and lost tokens suggest there are serious kinks to work out.
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Assuming they can work out the kinks with their email fundraising program, the July and August investment in direct to donate ads should eventually pay dividends.
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Whereas drop-off optimization irons out the kinks in your article, A/B testing is how you take your read-through rates to a new tier.
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The Model 3 is sufficiently different from the Model S and Model X that I'd rather wait a few years while the kinks are ironed out.
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Waiting to make sure the kinks are worked out is probably a safer bet than launching a flashy new device that then becomes a laughing stock.
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Sling TV: Sling TV has been around much longer than DirecTV Now, so most of the kinks that still plague DirecTV Now have been worked out.
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This is not a Finals where the Cavs can work out the kinks during the first couple games before locking down the rest of the way.
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In short, his game still has all the familiar drawbacks of the genre, and he can get lost amid the kinks that Curry has smoothed out.
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As good as it is, there are plans to make it even better and new properties can take a bit of time to iron out kinks.
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But a stage production can go through weeks of rough rehearsals, and none of it will matter if it works out the kinks by the premiere.
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But I worked at a big company where unacceptable kinks — like having reports make more than their managers — had for the most part been worked out.
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Major League Soccer in the United States and Germany's Bundesliga have been among the early adopters, and each week they work out a few more kinks.
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We learned to be more open with each other about our sexual needs, desires and kinks — something that our Christian background had always stifled within us.
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UBS said in August that the high-end iPhone would be delayed until September, so it sounds like Apple has managed to work out some kinks.
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The situation is so pressing, in fact, that Apple is pushing up the release of iOS 073 by a week to help iron out the kinks.
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Early adopters know who they are, and they'll hopefully be subsidizing a better experience for the rest of us while helping Google work out the kinks.
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With questions about equity, justice, legitimacy and integrity on the line, starting small helps ensure enough runway to make important changes and work out the kinks.
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Also, given that most mindfulness traditions come from ancient sources, it's unfair to expect a two-year old practice to have all the kinks worked out.
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If Fitbit can iron out the software kinks, that strong battery life and great fitness capabilities will make the Ionic a healthy rival for the Apple Watch.
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Some estimates have suggested this may happen within the decade, at least for simpler organs, but there are still a lot of kinks to work out though.
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Right now, the AREE team is in the second phase of NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts program, working out the kinks in their design to create something better.
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Of course, it's entirely possible the developers have worked out many of the kinks since then — we'll be able to find out for sure later this year.
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"If you met your partner in a more 'vanilla' context, it may be inappropriate to start unloading your kinks over the first cup of coffee," he says.
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The author and activist has been penning his column Savage Love for more than 25 years — doling out advice about sex, relationships, kinks, and everything in between.
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Then again, his specialties apparently include contract negotiation and investor relations — indicating he is a person who is skilled in smoothing out kinks and getting deals done.
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The Fast Pairing that was supposed to be one of the hallmarks of the new buds (and, by extension, Android), still has some kinks to work out.
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But speculatively speaking, if all the kinks were to be worked out, this model of space telescope would drastically improve our understanding of the universe beyond Earth.
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The update was rolled out Thursday in Sydney and Brisbane, Australia, and in Santiago, Chile, but it's expected to go global once they've ironed out the kinks.
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And even if it isn't a hugely important update, it's one of the rare advances that's just plain old fun without any annoying kinks to work out.
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Now, conversations about pleasure are more inclusive and all-encompassing, and society as a whole is becoming less judgmental where sexual interests, desires, and kinks are concerned.
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Kinks involving food, such as sploshing (deriving sexual pleasure from sitting on food) and other forms of W.A.M. (wet and messy) play, may seem pretty far out.
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"I've learned from experience that figuring out the mechanics and kinks with the rest of the staff really makes you bond and create a family," Guadagno said.
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Frontman Damon Albarn became so homesick on the trip, he would shut himself in his hotel room and obsessively listen to the Kinks' "Waterloo Sunset" every night.
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These days they get Ray Davies and the Kinks, the Sex Pistols and the Smiths, so what we are doing is more an investment for the future.
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The Suns have had the luxury of gorging Booker on minutes, and he could be forgiven for some sloppiness and hesitancy as he works out the kinks.
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Simon said the new lower prices on select items, announced earlier this week, likely show the retailer is working through the kinks of the competitive grocery market.
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"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" hasn't completely worked out its kinks; I'm not sure it can spin out the Greg-or-Josh dilemma much longer without sacrificing the characters.
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There's a lot of stigma surrounding kinks and fetishes, since what gets one person hot and bothered may be scary, offensive, or a deal breaker for another.
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Finally, "use a wide-toothed comb to gently lift your roots," advises hairstylist Anu Prestonia, a natural hair expert and owner of Khamit Kinks salon in Brooklyn.
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But Essential steadily seems to be working out the kinks that held back its debut hardware, and that should ultimately count for more than some new colors.
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ESPN reports the sides are working to finish the deal by the end of Monday, while ProFootballTalk reports there are "still some kinks" to be worked out.
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Rickie Fowler, the world No. 5, made a beeline for the range to work out the kinks in his swing after signing for his round of 75.
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Wavemaker's McKee said that since Walmart stopped working with Triad, she has noticed that Walmart is still working out kinks in building teams and tools for advertisers.
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The new thinking among many scientists is that kinks only count as mental illnesses if they cause the person who has them distress or hurt other people.
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The three of them spent years demoing songs, working out the kinks and gearing them all towards enhancing each member's particular skills to better the entire project.
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Earlier this week I requested a Lyft as my ride home from the airport, and the experience still has some kinks that need to be worked out.
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Those curls and kinks are part of what makes woolen sweaters so cozy — the maze of fibers helps trap warm air, keeping it close to the body.
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Their mission aboard was simple: Practice and work out the kinks and set the stage for a successful landing on the moon (and safe return to Earth).
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I love a good sports massage, but I can't afford them every week, which is why I rely on self-massage tools to work out some kinks.
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I can definitely see Recorder become one of my most used work apps, especially after some of the aforementioned kinks get ironed out in the next version.
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But the problem remains there are still kinks in the concept — in many instances, a human being must be called over to assist in the checkout process.
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The majority of these reviewers gave it an "Excellent" rating, but the critics echoed similar concerns, mainly about the property needing to work out its early kinks.
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It remains to be seen just how much of a difference it'll make given the kinks we still need to iron out regarding network coverage and quality.
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As you step into a clean slate and work out a few of your kinks, don't forget improving your means of self-care, including how you sleep.
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Scoreboard was expected to launch by the start of the NFL season but was delayed to give the state more time to iron out last-minute kinks.
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While there had been complaints about the tool being riddled with glitches that persisted well into October, it appears many of the kinks have been worked out.
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Even when developers work out all the remaining kinks, it will remain the case that many people will prefer to be there in person for live events.
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Another perk: The extra year to work on a 5G device behind closed doors as other players like Samsung work out the early kinks in the spotlight.
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The changes are to be expected as automakers try to refine the business model and iron out the kinks, like how to efficiently schedule and deliver cars.
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I was always obsessed with all kinds of music, because it was the age of the Beatles and the Kinks, but I also sang in church choirs.
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"There's this feeling in French pop music and Brazilian tropicalia and the Beatles' music and the Kinks' music, this marriage of classical music and songs," he says.
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The way I see it, everybody has different kinks, and for those not comfortable with doing group play it does have a lot to do with jealousy.
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But on a deeper level, I've noticed being in the scene for more than 25 years, that fetishes and kinks come in trends, just like fashion, music, etc.
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In the meantime, though, there are still more than a few kinks to work out in the science before we're faced with these questions in the real world.
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But after those kinks are ironed out, the feature should make its way over to the official version of the app sometime in the next few weeks. [9to5Google]
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Even after four seasons of development, the original car felt like the beta version of Formula E, the one that helped the series work out all the kinks.
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Should the day come that they're pressed into military service, there would obviously be some kinks that would need to be worked out, like noise and flight time.
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Of course, they're fantastic styles — and foolproof ways for naturals to maintain or grow out their curls and kinks — but it's still nice to break up the monotony.
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Ray Davies of The Kinks is now Sir Ray Davies which seems entirely fair because "Waterloo Sunset" is as close to perfect as a pop song can be.
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The Bucks are a few years away from their best players being at their best, and because of that, they have some time to work out the kinks.
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There are still a number of kinks to work out in the development of a future space-borne submarine, but they've got some time to figure it out.
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On January 10, an unverified document surfaced accusing President Trump of having his own kinks—it alleged he had once hired prostitutes to urinate on a hotel bed.
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In the meantime I'm still super into The Kinks and Thelonious Monk and Handel and Philip Glass, and they've (mostly) recorded all the music they're ever going to.
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The prototype turned out to be inoperative bunkum, but here's the question: Was Holmes trying to pull off a con or bluffing until she worked out the kinks?
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The women selling cater to their customers' kinks and set the terms, while the customers are given the opportunity to fulfill a kink that they can't accomplish alone.
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And critics have continued to express skepticism about the F-35's combat capability despite reassurances by US military leaders who say the kinks are being worked out.
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The seasonal kinks in the data can "create a false sense of security," she said, obscuring the continuing paucity of real economic gains for many Americans over time.
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The CoWatch wasn't the smoothest device when we had time with it back in April, but it was a pre-production version so kinks were to be expected.
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It's also unclear how much weight the legs can bear, but the team hopes to work those kinks out and have it available for humans within a decade.
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But there's plenty of time for Ford to work out the kinks — truly mass market highly automated vehicles are likely at least a decade away, if not more.
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Facebook launched group voice calls on its mobile Messenger app in April, and now it's working out the kinks to bring the feature to your home and office.
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The idea of a modern thief solemnly scribbling down his to-do list, on paper, is absurd, and forensic scientists of today will scoff at the narrative kinks.
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Europe and the Russians noted that the pandemic simply left their scientists with no ability to travel, which made ironing out the kinks impossible to do before July.
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The offensive line, having not played in the preseason together, and still working out some of the kinks and everything, you kinda expect some hiccups here and there.
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It's very impressive and takes a ton of time to find those tiny little kinks in the game where the engine allows your bike to fly over skyscrapers.
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" Discovering a kinky community was "a sign of relief" for Mr. Eagle 2017, John-John Punki, who has sometimes wondered whether his kinks made him "a bad person.
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I&aposve always been a pretty sexual person, open to lots of kinks, oral, and anal, and before taking medication, orgasms used to come very easily to me.
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As a budding social media platform, Byte has limited amounts of content and a few minor kinks to iron out like the app crashing when editing longer videos.
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If other teams have at least two games to work out kinks, then the Ivy League teams at least are fresh and have plenty of film to scout.
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Samsung canceled the launch and went back to the drawing board to iron out the kinks in the Fold, and months later, it claimed that it fixed it.
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It's all part of proving out a use case for the "agritechture blockchain start-up" he plans to launch after working out the kinks in his farming system.
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All was not lost for the 24-year-old as he struck out 10 while tossing 103 pitches as he works out the kinks following a forearm injury.
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Patel has been fortunate enough that each franchise has opened during summer vacation, meaning he gets at least a month to work out the initial kinks, he said.
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Granted, my tests were done on preproduction software and hardware, meaning it's entirely possible, likely even, that all of the kinks will be worked out in the future.
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He had spent most of the previous decade working in flower shops in the Bay Area and had LIFE STINKS / I LIKE THE KINKS tattooed on his left bicep.
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Though there are likely to be a few kinks in the beginning, Google's version of the feature, which is now part of both Inbox and Gmail, has proved successful.
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While it was a strictly controlled demo, Microsoft appears to have worked out a lot of the kinks that were in the versions of Cliff House I've tried before.
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While there are kinks that need to be worked out, Cramer walked away from the experience with a realization that autonomous vehicles represent a huge part of Alphabet's future.
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In this case, she wanted to point out the weird writing of comic books that, devoid of contextual panels around it, sometimes hint at mysterious psychosexual horrors and kinks.
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It might also be something that was close to a final design, but needed a little test run on Kickstarter so that Wham-O could work out the kinks.
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For nearly two decades, the book has served as an anthropological compass, nudging perverts and experimenters and the merely curious toward kinks that most have never even thought possible.
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I suspect the discrepancies won't be as pronounced on the 10.5-inch as they would be on, say the Pixelbook, but there are still some kinks to work out.
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And just in case there are any kinks to the new shot-clock system, they should be worked out during the Summer League in time for the regular season.
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It's only in the past couple of years that Intel has gotten rid of the royalties, and the first batches of external GPUs are still working out some kinks.
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The "that"can be anything — it can be the fact that you don't want children, that you have an STI, or that you indulge in certain kinks during sex.
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While it works out the kinks in its drone delivery project, Amazon is also considering using self-driving robots, having just filed a patent for an autonomous ground vehicle.
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Whether you're into sexy costumes, role play, or trying out some new kinks, there's a way for pretty much everyone to get their freak on for All Hallows' Eve.
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Two years ago, it tried sending its app users to the mobile websites of retailers to complete purchases, but it killed the experiment because the experience had some kinks.
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FetLife is facing a lot of legal trouble right now because of the access they give kinksters to talk about their kinks [including discussion of simulated non-consensual sex].
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To be successful in 2018, Republicans in Congress -- working with the Trump administration -- will need to work out the kinks and make progress in advancing a conservative governing agenda.
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Screenshot: TwitterThe established dommes I talked to emphasized the professionalism of their work, which included feeling out a sub's financial situation, kinks, and limits before engaging in rinse sessions.
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The app's interface looks great and the company still has nine months to iron out any kinks before its estimated June 2017 shipping date, so fingers crossed for that.
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"In almost every technology in that first year there are kinks that you need to work out," Robb Fraley, Monsanto's chief technology officer, said on a news media call.
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Some others may want to wait for the second generation to see if the features of the X come down in price and any early kinks get ironed out.
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Horn gets messages of thanks from people who felt alone for being queer, were hiding their kinks, or were scared to explore non-monogamy before listening to her podcast.
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The only thing relatively constant about this evolving market is that the people buying the panties are overwhelmingly male, even if their specific kinks are all over the board.
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"It appears that DOD is trying to work out the kinks in collaborating on messaging with the White House in real time," said Owen Daniels of the Atlantic Council.
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Adopting this payment policy in Astor Place will give the company a chance to work out the kinks before it rolls out a $15 minimum wage in these locations.
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Toning down its usual anarchy, the group opens the showcase with a digestible cover song from the previous decade — "All Day and All of the Night" by the Kinks.
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I'm actually not a giant Kinks fan, I think mostly because that was a hole in my family's collection around the age I was getting into British Invasion bands.
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Even with data from Lehmiller's survey, and previous scientific research on the nature of desire, we can't truly know what kinks are most commonly played out in the bedroom.
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Kinks can be hard for Libra; it's very hard for them to say no to someone they care about or admit that they aren't into something their partner loves.
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It'll take a few months for third-party products to start hitting store shelves, and it'll take a few more months after that to work out all the kinks.
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If we iron out the kinks and work out the best way to help clinicians I think we will see something of a hockey-stick curve on the graph.
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Instead, it presents couples with a fun quiz that asks if they'd be interested in exploring, say, blindfolds or bondage or butt sex or any number of other kinks.
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For investors, some of what has caused the most concern are well-intentioned businesses set up in a hurry with little outside oversight or time to work out kinks.
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But behind the scenes, some officials are warning the nation's commercial labs that kinks in the supply chain for basic lab materials are the latest obstacle to broader testing.
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Made with sturdy, durable polyurethane, it also resists permanent kinks and is safe to use in sub-freezing conditions or in temperatures hotter than any yet recorded on earth.
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With just a light grasp on both ends, I was able to create natural looking waves, sans the irregular and awkward kinks that can sometimes occur with this method.
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Their offense has consistently produced, their defense has seemingly worked out its kinks, and they have won eight games in a row about as quietly as a team can.
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So I'm trying to explore the first generation of the technology that's still in its beta stage, that's just filled with kinks and still needs to be worked out.
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It might be better for you to use your old macOS machine alongside a new Windows 10 device, at least for a while, until you've got the kinks ironed out.
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Understandably, being his first arena-sized show there were kinks; awkward gaps between artists as well as an overall lack of real structure of who was supposed to be performing.
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"We both kind of agree that religion is an amusingly obvious scam and that a lot of it is basically just a cover for kinks and controlling sexuality," Pharoah adds.
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But taking away the beta label, though, the company is signalling that it has worked out most of the kinks and that Stride is now ready for full enterprise deployments.
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Because it's still not ready for public use while the kinks are being worked out, businesses can initially only request access to test Team Drives through Google's Early Adopter Program.
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Erica's focus on building her company, a fashion-themed social networking site, is occasionally derailed by her torrid relationship with Blake, who introduces her to an array of sexual kinks.
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A version of this watch was already tested "discreetly" by some referees during a couple of FIFA competitions in 2017, so hopefully all the technology kinks have been worked out.
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A month in, it seems the shop has worked out the kinks and figured out how many avocados they need to keep up with the daily lines out the door.
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Today Facebook released its white paper explaining Libra and its testnet for working out the kinks of its blockchain system before a public launch in the first half of 2020.
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And on Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon Go — a convenience store that eliminates the cash register — will delay its public launch as it works out the kinks.
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You can talk to your cat while watching it chase a red laser pointer There's plenty of potential to this Rolling Bot if LG can indeed iron out its kinks.
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Mr. Andres's "Mirror Songs" presented Mr. Kahane with a vehicle for his warm and unaffected baritone, with textual quirks and kinks rendered in odd intervals and sudden changes to falsetto.
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Whether your entrepreneur is hunched over a desk all day, travels constantly, or simply seems overly stressed, they could definitely use the chance to unwind and get the kinks out.
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My thin hair is left in an array of misshapen kinks and curls after being tightly wound around a little elastic, which usually ends up covered in fuzz from breakage.
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Kinks like voyeurism and masochism are much more common than most assume, while the only truly rare types of sexual behavior are the ones that are actually deviant (read: pedophilia).
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Just because they're inherently so talented and so rhythmic and groovy, their version of the Rolling Stones or the Beatles or the Kinks ends up being so much more fresh.
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As would-be clients refuse her services, Wendy admits she's shaken to her core about this — more so, even, than by her husband's humiliating public revelation of their sexual kinks.
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After ironing out the kinks of its first season, Drag Race settled down in season two and introduced what quickly became the most anticipated challenge of any season: Snatch Game.
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Additional research and development will make them safer — and once the kinks are worked out, there is a likelihood that self-driving cars will be safer than human-driven ones.
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Both have an eye for the swerves and accidents — the kinks of fate and the tangles of desire — that so often determine the destinies and undermine the intentions of individuals.
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I think they're going to get the kinks out, I think they're going to have a great user experience on small screens but also with the majority ... But what worked?
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It can't help that apps often flatten out kink's complexity and the idiosyncrasies negotiated in every kinky relationship or encounter by boiling kinks down into a few blocky search categories.
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The ARADs team spent a month braving the bone-dry, gusty environment during the hot Southern hemisphere summer, in order to work out the kinks in NASA's life-detecting toolkit.
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She reveled in her kinks on "Rope Burn," which introduced a generation before 50 Shades of Grey to BDSM, citing candle wax, blindfolds, and rope as props for her playground.
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Moreover, when individuals try to relate their kinks/fetishes to particular events in their lives, they often give the event more power and meaning then it may originally have had.
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Our advice: Give your brand new OS a chance to iron out the kinks, but if battery problems persist, there may be more at play than the usual iOS iteration troubles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Olympic athlete Mo Farah, tennis star Andy Murray, actor Mark Rylance, comedian Ken Dodd and Kinks musician Ray Davies have been knighted in Queen Elizabeth's New Year's Honors List.
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You know, the thing that kinks your neck every night, twists your shoulders, gets too hot, and is the reason you are a sleep-deprived zombie when the sun is out.
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There are still some kinks to work out, having taken it for a spin around the busy Manhattan block that hosts TC East, I can attest that it's actually pretty cool.
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Plus, once all the kinks have been worked out, you might get the chance to buy a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle powered by the same stuff used by the U.S. Army.
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But this tree isn't a perfect example of every kinky corner of Reddit—just as it leaves out non-obvious kinks like blueberries, it includes satire porn subreddits like r/ScaryBilbo.
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That's where they did their beta testing and worked out the kinks, figuring out how to serve up the videos to users' phones — and in a way that wasn't data heavy.
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It sounds like the developer is still working out the kinks, and a PR representative said the company plans to release more details about monetization and microtransactions at a later date.
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A Fart You'd Know Anywhere Unlike some of the other kinks we've explored in Rule 34—slime girls, blueberries, Lego sex—this fetish didn't evolve from popular culture or the internet.
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And if they don't sell well, Snap at least is working the kinks out of its hardware iteration process that could pave the way for a killer product in the future.
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This sort of real-world testing ran into some snags as the company works to iron out the kinks, now that the product is available for both iOS and Android devices.
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Whether you're tuk-tukking through Chiang Mai or strolling the Champs-Élysées, a few key apps like Uber, Google Trips, and Google Translate will take the kinks out of any itinerary.
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If either can work out those last kinks in the mental game, then perhaps next year will be the one that puts a Chinese team at the top of the heap.
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Giggle all you want about West Virginia "mountain mamas" role playing as secretaries, but hopefully this survey will inspire residents of other cities to proudly own their kinks and fantasies, too.
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The Air Force is working to build out multi-domain command and control (MDC2) to get Air Command and Staff College and the Air War College personnel to work out kinks.
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For what it's worth, Alphabet remains confident that, with enough time, it can work out the kinks and expand beyond food and drink into truly transformative sectors like emergency medicine delivery.
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There are still a few kinks to work out, but it makes sense to create a way to rent excess luggage space, particularly when it has become such a valuable commodity.
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There's an emotionally superfluous mid-film funeral for a rat, and the classic rock soundtrack tilts away from the Kinks and David Bowie toward the Beach Boys and the Rolling Stones.
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Jamie. She knew that Julie's (Max Casella) stupid plan for the Nasty Bitz to learn The Kinks' "All Day and All of the Night" to impress Richie was a bad idea.
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I don't recommend Nest Hello yet, because Google needs to works out kinks, like false positives that suggest someone's at your door when it's just a flag blowing in the wind.
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Kuo said Apple will likely fix the kinks in its supply chain by November, so it's still possible Apple is able to ramp up production ahead of the holiday shopping season.
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Both companies have money in the bank, and can afford to take losses on their new services as they grow their audiences and work out the kinks on the back-end.
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For example, if they are embarrassed by their kinks and don't feel like they can talk to anyone about it, they can go into the VR environment and try it out.
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To avoid the kinks, frizz, and breakage my fine hair is prone to, I use these silk scrunchies ($63 for three) made by Slip, the company behind everyone's favorite silk pillowcases.
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Despite its kinks, Kimpton Hotel Born is a worthy stay in downtown Denver, thanks to its locale, Instagrammable collection of local art and inventive amenities for both human and hound alike.
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Every call has been proved right, but it's also a sign that the referees, many of whom have not used the system in big matches, are still working out the kinks.
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Kinks are still being worked out — in a full elevator of hotel guests, numerous key cards failed to access the proper floors — but for the most part service is very good.
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The payment law allows for doctors to band together in "virtual groups" to clear that hurdle, but CMS postponed the groups last year after failing to work out all the kinks.
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"Both groups are using themselves as a test group to learn more quickly, work out the kinks more rapidly, and bring a solution to market in a shorter timeframe," Doucette said.
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It turns out that the spa replaced Miles with a clone and left the original Miles for dead, not knowing that their euthanasia process still had some kinks to work out.
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And so things like ramping yields and getting to the best cost points and really figuring out the kinks in a technology, we actually get to do it as an industry.
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For the most part however, low budget international carriers like Norwegian Air and Wow Air have managed to work out the kinks, in my view, to make flying low budget worthwhile.
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I was actively chatting with people in online chat forums, and I went to my first dungeon party—a place for people with various kinks to gather and openly express themselves.
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Currently, there are experimental television stations running the new signals, including in Cleveland, where an experimental license from the FCC has allowed industry officials to work out the kinks of the technology.
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The company's ramping up for a formal announcement at CES, in tandem with the launch of an Indiegogo campaign, and it's still working out some of the kinks around contextualizing its product.
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On the bright side, I've received two updates while finalizing this text, one of which says it improves camera stability, so at least it looks like Xiaomi is ironing out the kinks.
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Pandora and its partner moon, Prometheus (not pictured), are responsible not only for feeding material into the F Ring, but small perturbations that result in small, wave-like kinks in its shape.
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Some of that optimism came from the fact that Tesla had supposedly worked out some of the kinks it had run into with the early Model 3 deliveries in Europe and China.
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Sometimes, she tells the stories of the creatures captured on camera as if they are soap opera episodes, having learned to recognize many individuals thanks to idiosyncratic coat patterns and tail kinks.
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There was no telling what the culprit was; Google says the platform is about six months out from launch, so it's reasonable to expect some issues while it irons out these kinks.
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Balloon fans may enjoy watching their partners orally inflate them, or they may want to pop the balloons in a variety of ways using other core kinks such as cigarettes or feet.
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Earlier this year, Netflix renewed the series for a fifth, sixth, and seventh season, so the inmates should have plenty of time to sort out all the kinks in the new system.
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The company admits that it will be a sort of work-in-progress, and the site will likely treat it as such as it works out the kinks of its new system.
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The 225-year-old Venezuelan still is working out the kinks following a month-long absence due to elbow inflammation, with 24 hits and four walks permitted in 21 1/3 frames.
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If you're able to stay calm and patient, you'll give the company more time to get it right and work out the kinks — from a firsthand perspective, we can't thank you enough!
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Last weekend, just before Moonlight was supposed to start, a message popped up on screening saying food was 30 percent off since the theater was new and still working out some kinks.
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Tuesday's edition, which aired after one of Mr. Trump's rallies, saw a drop-off to 23,000 viewers, though Cliff Sims, Mr. Epshteyn's co-host, said his team was still working out kinks.
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The power of Pornhub's tracking mechanisms — and they are watching everything you do (anonymously, we assume) — is that it gives a perfect picture of our kinks, our desires, and our human foibles.
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Because kinks sometimes emerge from our deepest insecurities, fears, and even traumas, there's necessarily and usefully a no-judgment logic that means nothing is off limits for creators, performers, and consumers alike.
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In the process, Apple allowed third-party hardware vendors to do a lot of the experimentation, to drive awareness and interest in the category and to iron out kinks in the model.
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These amazing people wanted, and later demanded, to know every last thing about me, from what I ate for breakfast to recounting my private conversations in detail to sharing my secret kinks.
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An 199153-199143 defeat to France in a 199133 friendly was not a good omen, but the Swedish coach Thomas Dennerby has had more than a year to work out the kinks.
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If those smaller countries can work out the kinks of economic governance in an M.M.T. world, and achieve a higher standard of living, maybe then scale it up to a midsize country?
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The main thing standing in the way of such a win streak is Matt Ryan getting a chance to work out the kinks in his team's passing game against Arizona's underwhelming secondary.
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For bigger shops like Ford with its upcoming electric Mustang Mach-E, finding suppliers and making a car — even an EV — is a logistics scenario where the kinks are mostly worked out.
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Exercises like BALEAREX are a "building block" used to increase familiarity working with US allies and working out whatever kinks the plan may have before being tested in actual combat, Drexler said.
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As lines from The Kinks song blared out "Thank you for the days", Volker Bouffier, premier of the state of the western state of Hesse, introduced a film of Merkel's best moments.
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In this case, the throwback references — jazz and the Kinks on the soundtrack, antiquated vinyl and reel-to-reel playback technology depicted with fetishistic reverence — are just the tip of the iceberg.
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Even the simplest of digital gestures — once typing the letter X, now taking a millisecond's screenshot — has some artistic motive, and the translation from JPEG to canvas introduces its own formal kinks.
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And unlike the 787, the 7873 was completed with such precision that it was the first Boeing jet that didn't need its kinks worked out on an expensive physical mock-up plane.
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Is you've got a whole apparatus for legal distribution, but there's still these kinks in it because there are these questions about the broader legality of it across the United States. Right.
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But if and when they get all the kinks ironed out, and assuming that people aren't complete idiots about the plane's strengths and weaknesses, it might not be that bad after all.
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I'd prefer it if the DeX settings were more easily accessible in the drop down menu, but one gets the impression that Samsung's still working out some of the kinks on this one.
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Their job includes recruiting on-screen talent, having in-depth discussions about consent and kinks, and drawing from their passions for dance and sci-fi entertainment to create one-of-a-kind cinema.
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And while they can't draw any sweeping conclusions about the effects of a long stay in space on the human body, they have ironed out some of the logistical kinks for future research.
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Epic said it was working on a solution slated to come out by the end of the year, but in November, the developer ultimately delayed it until 2019 to work out some kinks.
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I went a little too far in the opposite direction from you when I first started trying to get my kinks satisfied, to have the kind of sex I wanted to be having.
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Cornrows are a protective style that'll help your curls and kinks grow, and you've already got your hair sectioned off so that you can easily oil your scalp every few days. Win-win!
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There is, of course, Android app compatibility on Chrome OS, an initiative that first arrived somewhat half-baked last year and has taken months to fully jell as Google worked out the kinks.
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"Partly because this is a young market, these kinks are expected to some degree, but they're not inevitable," Lewis Ward, an analyst and director of gaming at market research company IDC, told Gizmodo.
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Bowie was not alone in his appreciation of music hall: Tommy Steele, Marty Wilde and Joe Brown all covered music hall and The Kinks and The Beatles also pay homage to the genre.
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All of my friends and family who wear their natural kinks and curls gave me a fair heads up about the maintenance and patience required when it comes to caring for natural hair.
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This price bump comes as the company abandons the "Early Access" title, a classifier that has long signified that a game is in beta and hasn't had all of the kinks ironed out.
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And the nascent industry is trying to work through the kinks at the same time demand is ramping up, leaving producers frustrated and consumers stuck trying to sift good products from bad ones.
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As some of the most recent videos on his YouTube channel demonstrate, there are still a few kinks left to work out, but it's pretty impressive what he's managed to accomplish so far.
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While reverential to acts like Dungen, The Kinks, and The Flaming Lips, the LP didn't just rely on riffs and kooky lyrics, which would risk rendering Tame Impala as the cool kid's Wolfmother.
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Following the release of their second album, 1977's In Color, Cheap Trick was performing upwards of 250 one-nighters a year, opening for the likes of Kiss, the Kinks, Santana and Boston.
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While sometimes it is OK to allow technology to work out its kinks first in the consumer space, sometimes you need to lead the development if the benefits for your customers are clear.
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He credits his administrative partners, who headed up research specific to each commission and oversaw logistics, and the designers who produced drawings and thus helped to work out various kinks in the design.
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With the bassist Alemseged Kebede and the drummer Kenneth Joseph, he worked briskly through the trio's repertoire, ironing out kinks as they prepared for an album-release show in Los Angeles on Friday.
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The other reason I do all the cooking has to do with kinks in my temperament — or as I prefer to think of them, principles — that the holiday gives me license to indulge.
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Throughout the demo, however, there were allusions to different kinks, and at times it felt a bit like a D&D adventure run by someone who just learned about doms, subs, and wikiFeet.
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"Father Christmas" (first by the Kinks) is a blast of class-conscious pop-punk, and "X-Mas Time (Sure Don't Feel Like It"), originally by the Dogmatics, is a pure singalong holiday bummer.
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But she noted that there have been "troubling kinks" in the most recent weekly jobless claims numbers, with more people filing for unemployment benefits in states with big agricultural and industrial industries -- i.e.
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If multiple ceremonies are to be used as a tactic to drum up public interest, there are a few more kinks to work out before the world is entertained rather than, perhaps, exhausted.
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But it also has moments of lightness and strangeness, as well as kinks and sour notes, which strengthen the sense that these are people, not figurines in a dutiful, paint-by-numbers biopic.
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The current study, which is near completion, is working with the families to iron out kinks in design as Stanford prepares for a larger clinical study it hopes to launch later this year.
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Spanking is one of the most common kinks out there, and if the thought of someone bending you over the knee (or bending someone over your knee) turns you on, you're in good company.
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A new link in the expanding chain of kinks that wraps itself around the BDSM community is dollification, the practice of dressing up as a human doll and being played with, sexually or otherwise.
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Meanwhile, there are more types and growing numbers of computing devices in play than ever before, from wearables to VR headsets, so interface researchers are finding additional reasons to optimize keyboard-based usability kinks.
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"If you're heading away for the weekend, consider bringing a few kinks with you," Daniel Saynt, sex educator and Chief Conspirator at sex and cannabis members club the New Society for Wellness, tells Refinery29.
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Apple's recently launched single sign-on feature doesn't work with all services or providers either, so there are still a lot of kinks to be worked out before the TV app feels completely seamless.
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But other than that, I don't know, it was just like we were kind of all discovering The Kinks and shit like that at the same time and we kind of bonded on that.
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Soft-launched in February while ironing out some kinks, the new Highlights Every Day app officially debuted just last week, appealing to the Gen X parents who remember the mag from their own childhoods.
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But instead of just sitting, staying put, or shaking a paw, the SpotMini can perform simple household chores like delivering snacks and drinks—although clearly there are still some kinks to be worked out.
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The Verge's Dan Seifert said this playlist is intended for listening during morning commutes, but it evidently has some kinks to work out if it plans to see a wider rollout down the line.
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I still prefer the various voice assistants around my house to be standalone speakers for the time being, particularly as all of the companies involved work out the kinks and iterate on the concept.
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Gone was the derivative indie band that sounded like a hundred others, and in its place was one brimming with confidence, taking cues from forefathers like the Kinks, XTC, David Bowie, and the Jam.
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They interpret our consensual kinks as non-consensual because of the words we use and the way the images look, and they've acted to keep us from talking and showing these things on FetLife.
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There are definitely still some kinks to be worked out in the data-sharing between these apps, but I'll keep using some of them even if I don't keep using UA and HTC's hardware.
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This is partly due to the big mining ecosystem that has grown around popular cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, and partly because all the kinks of how PoS should work haven't exactly been ironed yet.
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The series smooths the kinks in the story's chronology, making it a linear coming-of-age tale like "David Copperfield," and sacrifices some of the tension generated by the novel's back-and-forth construction.
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Most drivers agree, however, that the trickiest part of the track is not in the long straights, but in the kinks and turns, especially the section of the Porsche Curves and subsequent Indianapolis corner.
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So we talked to eight people with kinks and fetishes, and asked them what sparked their particular interest, how it plays out in their sex lives, and what misconceptions they want to clear up.
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For me… the stand-out track is the closer, it's something I'd always wanted to write—a great British pop song in a way, in the vein of the Kinks and stuff like that.
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Impact investing is still an emerging field with kinks being worked out by the industry, but so far, the majority of returns (both financially and socially) on these investments meet or exceed investor expectations.
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That's because it's the very first generation of a commercially available foldable smartphone, and there are too many kinks, bugs, and design issues that need to be worked out before it's ready for primetime.
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Safe in a world of our own creation, we worked out the kinks of an improbable love story and hammered out real-life differences through the proxy characters of a cowboy and a vampire.
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"To Build a Better Beta" is about the release of the beta version of Pied Piper, which is an important period for any tech company to work out the kinks before an official launch.
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The rushed bill included some huge drafting errors, so a conference committee with the House will have to iron out the kinks, with final votes in each chamber providing a final opportunity for resistance.
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For my first session, I selected a 90-minute deep tissue at a hotel spa, hoping the kinks in my neck would be worked out and I could experience a few pain-free days.
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Don't get me wrong, I am all for sexual liberation — whatever your kinks are, go for it and explore your sexual preferences — but not at the cost of someone else's wellbeing, trust, and dignity.
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The big tech platforms are still honing their respective rules for political advertising as November inches closer, but the kinks are far from ironed out and the awkward dance between politics and tech continues.
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Juan Lagares had a single and a double on Wednesday and boasts four hits in the series as he works out the kinks following a near-two-month absence due to a fractured thumb.
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"I want to make sure these licenses are help not a hindrance to the people who receive them," Hummel said, noting the kinks in the amendment will be ironed out in the coming month.
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Compare a cyberattack to a play: Do you try out new material on Broadway, or do you work out the kinks in a smaller market before you appear before those tough New York crowds?
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The whole point of discussion drafts, hearings, and debate are to draw out the problems in a bill — to find the kinks that any first version of legislation inevitably have, and make those better.
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The issue can be particularly fraught for people who are unable to openly consume pornography due to their niche or stigmatized interests—like gay pornography or specific kinks like BDSM—or living in intolerant communities.
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Rather than develop its own fleet of self-driving cars—like Tesla and Google have tried to do—Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said the company will instead focus on ironing out the feature's programming kinks.
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In its five years of existence Pebble amassed around 14,000 third-party apps in its store, and Park said Pebble had "worked out a lot of the kinks" that go into building an app store.
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So it looks like this issue may be eventually resolved only after Apple irons out the kinks with yet another iOS 13 update, on top of the macOS Catalina release that promises to fix syncing.
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Instead, natural curls and kinks, royal blue lipstick, and locs are popping up on the feeds of our friends in Europe — and the women who possess them have a strong sense of inner-beauty, too.
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The plan is to open up a private preview today, then become generally available some time in the fall when they work out all of the kinks involved with porting their service to another provider.
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A number of users have run into issues using Amazon, and Plex says it's working out a number of kinks with the beta to make its cloud service fully operational across a number of platforms.
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The sport has had to work out some technological kinks, such as eliminating the "latency" that delays the live video feed to the pilot, which could cause a drone to miss a turn and crash.
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CEO Dara Khosrowshahi does expect the company to become profitable in 2021, but Cramer still thinks the widely known ride-hailing platform has more kinks to work out before investors put money in the stock.
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Pineda began working with the pitching coach Larry Rothschild on Thursday, trying to work out kinks in his mechanics in the stretch, which Rothschild has identified as the main culprit in Pineda's loss of command.
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Blachman says the site is working on adapting languages and currencies and fixing kinks on delivery systems to make sure inventory ships quickly and cheaply to customers around the world — "a difficult challenge," he says.
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Iran's central bank in July 85033 announced that it planned to issue a sovereign cryptocurrency to be used initially by domestic banks and that various companies were working out the kinks for such an endeavor.
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Kinks and fetishes are widely varied, and BDSM is one of the most popular; no doubt this game hits all the right buttons for a lot of people that are rarely catered to in games.
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Individuals involved in bondage, discipline, sadism, and/or masochism (BDSM) tend to come off as sexual deviants to the rest of us, whose natural predilections skew "vanilla," that is, free of fetishes and/or kinks.
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This impression also requires practice, and the ideal song on which to work out the kinks is "Mother," which is actually not a Misfits song, but the most (only) famous song from Danzig's solo career.
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The Revival has some kinks to work out, particularly in service, but the surrounding Mount Vernon neighborhood is an alluring weekend destination and this elegant but slightly flawed hotel is ideally situated to explore it.
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It aims to understand an athlete's brilliance by turning his game inside out, flipping and reversing it, conjecturing about and psychologizing him, close reading the repetitive motion, quirks, and kinks, breaking down Mr. McEnroe's breakdowns.
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Mobile app developers also expressed concern that Google software they will rely on to comply with its GDPR-linked consent policies was not released until this week, leaving them little time to work out kinks.
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Since then, Tesla has raced to iron out kinks in the assembly process, mainly by scrapping some complicated robotic machines that proved ill suited to certain tasks, and hiring hundreds of workers to replace them.
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Though it will take two years to work out the scheduling kinks — this week's Evian is the first of back-to-back majors with the Women's British Open — the move draws high marks from players.
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Tesla plans to halt production of its Model 3 compact car on Tuesday in a bid to work out kinks that have slowed assembly of the car, a critical vehicle in the company's business plan.
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"If you're heading away for the weekend, consider bringing a few kinks with you," Daniel Saynt, sex educator and Chief Conspirator at sex and cannabis members club the New Society for Wellness, previously told Refinery29.
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Waymo and other self-driving car companies will continue to try to work out software kinks and expand their regions of operation, but experts are divided on when self-driving cars will actually become mainstream.
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The first product off any assembly line is expensive — it cost more than $19703 million to develop the first iPhone — but costs plunge as they are built in quantity and production kinks are worked out.
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