Their residence is kitted out in some highly inspirational decor.
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The Omen Obelisk can be kitted out with the latest hardware.
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"He's fully kitted out, he's got a Hublot watch," she said.
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With 44 pieces in total, he'll be fully kitted out, Asgardian style.
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It was kitted out with large speakers that pounded Hindi techno music.
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A biker's best friend can be kitted out with a matching motorbike helmet.
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In their place is the multistory sphere, kitted out with over 2.4 million LEDs.
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Sadly the theatre isn't well kitted out for one big trend this year — astronauts.
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Spy photos recently surfaced of the all-electric vehicle kitted out with self-driving sensors.
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Naturally the kitchen is massive and kitted out with some incredible new pieces of kit.
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If the former, a kitted-out fishing-styled kayak is almost certainly your best bet.
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Nike kitted out more teams than Adidas for the first time in Brazil in 2014.
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The UX580 starts at $2300, but fully kitted out could go for another grand or more.
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In addition to its bicopter design, the Falcon looks kitted out for aerial photography and videos.
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My review unit's kitted out with a very capable Intel Core i5 processor and 8GB of RAM.
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Dunne has kitted out a hotel, at least one cruise ship and a fleet of private jets.
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Tesla's cars are also heavily kitted out: eight cameras, 20163 ultrasonic sensors, and one forward-facing radar.
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Many came kitted out with masks, goggles and hats to protect against tear-gas and pepper spray.
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Issac, for example, is just three weeks old and is already kitted out in a France shirt.
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It's your job to make sure your kitchen is kitted out with the best devices and leading technology.
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There were also appearances to consider: Ponce believes featureless rifles look ungainly compared to kitted-out AR-15s.
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The CMU team kitted out five different rooms with sensor boards (one per room) for the demo system.
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Kitted out in the heart rate monitor, we decided to test out one of its shorter cardio workouts.
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And remember, because there are five types of events, you (at minimum) need keep five different cars kitted out.
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This special class of GTA ride is kitted out with weapons and armor, and can be upgraded for more.
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Towards the back of the plane is the operating room kitted out with microscopes, scalpels and 3-D monitors.
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I was trained and worked for years in classic restaurant kitchens kitted out with flat-tops and Salamander Grills.
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Jalopnik published a number of photos of a Waymo branded truck kitted out with a radar, lidar and ultrasonic radars.
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""The MOI, to my knowledge, isn't well kitted out for this role as they tend to focus on domestic threats.
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Tesla has taken plenty of innovative steps to protect the driving systems of its kitted-out cars against digital attacks.
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The houses are kitted out with a smart home system that includes thermostats, voice-activated security and interconnected kitchen appliances.
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There's a SCIF at Mar-a-Lago, for instance, kitted out to accommodate briefings for Trump during his frequent southerly sojourns.
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This year he built himself one, kitted out with bean bag chairs, string lights, and custom carpet cannibalized from previous exhibitions.
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Meghan's waxwork is kitted out in the outfit she sported on the day the engagement was announced back in November 2017.
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Their bus has been kitted out with a swanky new GPS system that shows them the shortest route to Malignant Cells.
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They don't want to have to be completely kitted out in leather with all the latest gear, and getting the bike serviced.
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Leia is kitted out in a variety of white dresses (not to mention white hiking gear for her orienteering classes) plus accessories.
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Since it's best thought of as a second car, we don't think a kitted-out Grand Touring model is your best bet.
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But then I met Esther Stroud, originally from Patagonia, now resident of Georgia, and kitted out in the traditional Welsh women's outfit.
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In mid-January, a colossal mobile photo studio that was kitted out with 130 cameras had traveled from Texas to New Jersey.
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Follow the trail of sugar cookie stepping-stones to the master Ginger-Breadroom that&aposs kitted out with its own fairytale woodland.
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The researchers flew kitted-out planes over the east coast of the US, tracing urban emissions upwind and downwind of the biggest cities.
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Any guesses as to which U.S.-based label the POTUS hopeful will be kitted out in when she hits the podium this evening?
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Toyota's e-Palette vehicles are boxes on wheels in different sizes that can be kitted out as mobile shops, offices or beauty salons.
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We were drinking tea in Amber's dad's garden shed, which is kitted out with a sound system and floor-to-ceiling vintage vinyl.
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Bret: That's a reason to own one gun, maybe even two, but not several dozen rifles kitted out to resemble fully automatic weapons.
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If they do not find anything, they would leave the water and be replaced by two E.O.D. technicians kitted out with scuba equipment.
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She was kitted out in plastic gloves and a plastic apron, which gave her the look of an extremely chilly food service worker.
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Under him, the Philharmonic felt more experimental and ad hoc, as if a staid Victorian mansion had been kitted out with funky furniture.
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Morgan's private library is kitted out with three tiers of Circassian walnut bookshelves, under a vaulted ceiling painted with muses and zodiac signs.
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Now it's completely true that your home should be kitted out with the latest tech, but you need tech on the move, too.
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The participation of masked fighters kitted out in UAE-issued military gear could render the Gulf state's involvement in Yemen's conflict even more complex.
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Otto also mapped the route by driving one of its kitted-out trucks back and forth along Interstate 25 in advance of the delivery.
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There, with greatly varying degrees of success, they have tended to orchestrate elaborately kitted-out spectacles, heavy with noise, lights or high-tech wizardry.
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Some of the artificial light came from a flotilla of sleek boats that drifted around the marina, kitted out with luminous fish-finder devices.
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Athletes will be kitted out in jerseys inspired by their national flags, while the reigning world champions for the events will wear rainbow jerseys.
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Images of her kitted out in her protective goggles, booties and a harness went viral, becoming a symbol of hope in the disaster's aftermath.
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"Someone's ready for her first football lesson," David captioned one video, which shows 6-year-old Harper fully kitted out and dribbling a soccer ball.
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The boys will get kitted out in sweatshirts, hoodies, and a anorak jacket, "that effortlessly brings the heat," according to a statement from Forever 21.
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AMONG Helsinki's contributions to innovation in transport is a tram kitted out as a fully functioning pub, which trundles through its centre in the summer.
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One, a memento mori, involves a cheese grater kitted out with tufted red velvet and spiky teeth to make a coffin for a cast bronze mouse.
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Cultural sites will also be kitted out with security alarms and video surveillance, the ministry said, adding that this spending would come to 50 million euros.
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DJI says the indoor venue will be kitted out with safety nets, an LED-light circuit for advanced pilots, and support for first-person-view flying.
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A glove kitted out with flex sensors is used to operate the fingers, with vibrating motors linked to pressure sensors in the hand providing haptic feedback.
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Essentially a suitcase kitted out with an electrical control box and coils, the machine was hawked as a panacea for ailments from heart disease to paralysis.
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Coca-Cola London has 21 meeting rooms, each kitted out with the latest technology for employees to get in touch with colleagues based around the globe.
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The swankiest Expo denizens were the 1,800 or so pavilion hostesses, kitted out in polyester or lamé uniforms and hired for more reasons than just bilingualism.
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Protesters marched behind a heavyset blue and yellow truck kitted out by Stop Evictions Berlin for demonstration, carrying signs declaring ZORN (anger) and STOP ZQANGSRÄUMUNGEN (stop evictions).
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Like all of its offices, Canopy's new building will be kitted out with Herman Miller sit-to-stand desks and Sayl chairs, and sound masking for privacy.
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The studio is kitted out with a dozen or so VR 'stations' that include virtual boxing, gun fights, combat games, and even a Japanese Gundam robot machine.
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Brazil, instantly recognizable in their famous yellow shirts and blue shorts, were kitted out in an all-blue number for the match at the Saint Petersburg Stadium.
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They also built and kitted-out their own control room with recording and engineering equipment, notably a sound board Busch drove to Philadelphia and back to acquire.
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While a far cry from the huge gyms of Jackson Winkeljohn and Black House, it is a camp entirely kitted out for and operating around one man.
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Last month Brazilian police foiled a plot to rob a Sao Paulo bank after discovering a 500-metre underground tunnel kitted out with lighting and ventilation systems.
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The Polestar 2 is really much more a competitor for the Model 3, however, and is priced more closely to a kitted out version of that vehicle.
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Toll, owned by Japan Post Holdings Co Ltd, has already kitted out many of its 3,000 vehicles with semi-autonomous gadgetry like lane-change sensors and cruise control.
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The image, which Press Secretary Sean Spicer said was edited for security reasons, shows Trump hunched over a table kitted out with secure video equipment and briefing papers.
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In the near term, the iconic main battle tank M1 Abrams will be the first to be kitted out with this remarkable new approach to keeping crews safe.
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"He's all kitted out and ready for Halloween!" reads the caption of the photo of Banaszak and her shaggy partner dressed as famous best friends Wayne and Garth.
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The In-N-Out logo was proudly on display, and servers were kitted out in the red and white uniforms that are an essential part of the chain.
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In Prague, the best way to get kitted out in ersatz communist products is to watch for the "Retro Week" promotional sales at Lidl, a German supermarket chain.
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And he wasn't kitted out with the latest technological marvels or a souped-up Aston Martin; he made do with found objects or whatever car he could steal.
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Once kitted out in headset and headphone, with controllers in either hand, I entered the world of Virtually Real, a popup exhibit at The Royal Academy of Arts.
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Inside, a Super Mario effigy, kitted out with lab coat and stethoscope, keeps vigil while technicians transfer apps to customers' smartphones via USB cables attached to the shop's computers.
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The building, which covers an area equivalent to seven football pitches, has just been kitted out by Legal and General Homes, a wing of the insurance and pensions giant.
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The new U.S. partnership (via Engadget) follows an arrangement with London's Santander bike share program, which saw all 11,500 of those operating in London kitted out with Blaze's tech.
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It is owned by PADA, an educational foundation, which plans to turn it into an economics college, kitted out with luxurious facilities and a gourmet wine-and-cheese shop.
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If the same trend plays out in the fitness market, consumers may not see a need to pay up for a specialized stationary bike kitted out with proprietary equipment.
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His old SUV is "kitted out" with radios and computers for chasing the payload — the part he says is most exciting, since you never know exactly where it will land.
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Compare that to an iPhone XS Max which has a screen that tops out at just 6.5-inches and costs $1,450 when kitted out with the same 512GB of storage.
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Scottish redditor YellyG recently shared a photo of their dog, Bailey, kitted out in the traditional kilt and sporran (that little pouch dangling between his front paws) of his homeland.
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State media has previously quoted military experts as saying the carrier, China's second, is not expected to enter service until 2020, once it has been fully kitted out and armed.
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If you want a fully kitted out iPhone 11 Pro Max, that will cost you $1,449, as is the case now with the largest, most storage-packed, premium Apple handset.
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"They have the best seamstresses and tailors in the world," the young American actor McCaul Lombardi, kitted out that morning in a custom Zegna suit, said from the front row.
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Whether you associate that character with Eartha Kitt, Julie Newmar, Halle Berry, or Anne Hathaway, there's no denying the feline burglar is always kitted out in (what else) a leather catsuit.
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Other recipes to cook this week are available on Cooking, each of them, of course, kitted out with the star ratings and notes by fellow users of the site and apps.
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Last year's sleeper trend with its treacly allusions to butter churns, quilting bees and starchily kitted-out sister wives, has given way to something less like a costume, less aggressively maidenly.
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When a kitted-out Maxima was both the height of a young drug dealer's auto ambition and a moving pulpit blasting the mix show sermons of Red Alert and Marley Marl.
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Roped together with climbing harnesses and kitted out with steel spikes on their hiking boots, Gulbranson and his team probe for cracks in the ice to avoid falling down deadly crevasses.
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If your home is already kitted out with Apple gear, then Sylvania's new Smart+ bulbs are easily one of the best options if you're looking for an quick smart home lighting upgrade.
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Small groups of armed soldiers, many kitted out in full riot gear, were positioned every few meters in the old quarter, and all stores other than a handful of pharmacies were closed.
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It's kitted out with multiple microphones sporting far-field technology, which makes it a perfect contender for a premier Cortana device — but once again, Amazon was the story of the show here.
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It uses a combination of cameras, Wi-Fi, and preprogrammed maps to navigate around buildings, and is capable of using elevators that have been kitted out with the right hands-free components.
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Once fully kitted out, she led a procession on the arm of her son Prince Charles through the Royal Gallery, packed with 600 guests, to the chamber of the House of Lords.
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In the main room, diners kitted out in Scottish clan kilts and embroidered Chinese tops laugh, chat, and carouse at family-style tables, waiting for their nine-course Chinese Lunar New Year meal.
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The company plans to package both devices into custom-made backpacks kitted out with a solar panel, a rechargeable light and battery-powered phone charger for use by midwives and community health workers.
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Lifetime's Tamarack Angler 100 is completely kitted out with everything you need to hit the water except for a life vest, so there's no more budget-friendly way to get a seaworthy kayak.
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Fully kitted out with everything from Playmobil to Lego, its 21 rooms are all themed by particular toys or cartoons and are furnished with a selection of toys in line with each theme.
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Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller has supported third-party inputs like these since launch, but Logitech's bundle is a far more affordable way to get yourself kitted out with a wide range of accessories.
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The specs aren't quite as impressive as those on its bigger counterpart, with the CF-20 kitted out with a seventh-generation Intel Core i5-7Y57 vPro processor, 8GB RAM, and a 43GB SSD.
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The black vehicle, bearing a startling resemblance to a hearse and kitted out with real (economy class) airline seats, was snapped up for £135,000, falling far short of its estimate of £185,2.213 to £260,000.
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The real Mr. Hearne, a few feet away, leads the 18-strong ensemble from a conductor's area kitted out with a keyboard and console that allow him to electronically distort elements of the sound.
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Ms. Robinson and Ms. Howell have kitted out their movie handsomely, but there's not enough story here or enough anything else, namely a persuasive psychological portrait of Claire, to make up for that lack.
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The cabin on this prototype vehicle is small, but it could easily be extended to two and a half times its length, kitted out with seating, a bar, and glass viewing panels for sightseeing trips.
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After installing myself in the cabin I'd rented—delightfully kitted out with antique furniture, a wood-burning stove, and a well-chosen library—I put on my bathing suit, along with neoprene booties and gloves.
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With unobstructed countryside views and a snug workspace kitted out with a wood stove and fireplace, the 19th-century cottage is a far cry from the urban din that Montagut finds both endlessly inspiring and draining.
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Here's what we know: The Cadillac spotted by our tipster is kitted out with off-the-shelf lidar and cameras, and the car doesn't sport any branding that might give away the identity of its owner.
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For most in the crowd, trucked in from surrounding villages and kitted out in red T-shirts, the stern-faced man before them was an unknown quantity, a quiet man who used to be defense minister.
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In addition to the new kitted out new Surface storage configurations, Microsoft also announced a gold-colored Surface Pen stylus, which is available immediately in the U.S., Canada, Denmark, Italy, Finland, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
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German brand Puma is a distant third, sponsoring just four relatively lowly teams in the competition, compared with the eight it kitted out in 21, dented by the failure of its top team Italy to qualify.
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State media has quoted military experts as saying the carrier, China's second and built in the northeastern port of Dalian, is not expected to enter service until 2020, once it has been kitted out and armed.
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Waymo CEO John Krafcik posted a tweet with an image of the Waymo Chrysler Pacifica minivan, kitted out with its in-house self-driving sensor technology, in a snowy setting at South Lake Tahoe in California.
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In a 2009 work, the "Waterpod" project, Mattingly and four others lived on a self-sustaining barge that navigated New York's waterways, kitted out with solar energy, edible plants, a water filtration system and chicken coop.
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Power stations built as part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a $57 billion project involving energy, road and rail infrastructure, are being kitted out with Chinese cables exempt from import duty and sales tax.
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"We are certainly dealing with very skilled professionals, who got away with it even though the building and the rooms were kitted out with very advanced technological systems," the canal city's police commissioner Vito Gagliardi said.
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These manned vessels will be joined by an array of robots that will include sea gliders (underwater drones requiring minimal propulsion) which have been kitted out with multi-beam sonar, and also unmanned barges steered by satellite.
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While traditional cabs are likely already kitted out with the required tech, Uber's service relies on drivers using their own vehicles as taxis, and smartphones as meters, so it would be harder for the company to comply.
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And yet, when Wade is in his kitted-out DeLorean, tearing along a preposterously difficult game racetrack, menaced by King Kong and dodging flying debris as his fellow racers crash and burn, very little of that matters.
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On this occasion he has kitted out Pierogi's fresh, lovely space as a bookshop or library, hanging his chartlike paintings on paper among 291 fake bookshelves filled with hundreds of fake books that have a realistic ring.
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Chinese military experts have told state media that the carrier, China's second and built in the northeastern port of Dalian, is not expected to enter service until 2020, once it has been fully kitted out and armed.
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Then, there's Batou (Pilou Asbæk), Major's partner in Section 9, who, after losing the use of his eyes in an explosion, is soon kitted out with a replacement: two little metal roundels, complete with X-ray vision.
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Kitted out in a revolutionary-style, high-lapelled Mao jacket and with a rapid-fire delivery sprinkled with quotes from Karl Marx and the 19th French writer Victor Hugo, Melenchon is the scourge of established party chiefs.
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The notice also spells out that seven specific "sales codes" are affected, meaning that cars kitted out with a very specific entertainment trim — Uconnect 21970C NAV with an 22018-inch screen — have been impacted by whatever went wrong.
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After Nike kitted out more teams for the first time in Brazil in 231, Adidas has fought back, this year sponsoring 22017 of the 26 participating teams, including strong contenders like Germany and Spain, along with hosts Russia.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian competitors at next month's Winter Olympics will be kitted out in predominantly gray uniforms with no national markings, in keeping with their status as neutral athletes after the national team was barred over doping allegations.
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The trucks are meant to complete most, if not all of their allotted time; their rumbling frames were kitted out to take on the task of launching into the air, giving gravity the middle finger, and landing safely.
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After Nike kitted out more teams for the first time in Brazil in 24, Adidas has fought back, this year sponsoring 22 of the 231 participating teams, including strong contenders like Germany and Spain, along with hosts Russia.
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The vending machine has three giant buttons representing the colors of Spectacles, with a round screen kitted out with Snapchat's famed lens technology, virtually placing a pair of the glasses on my face as I made my decision.
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The sold-out Survival Condos in the Atlas missile silo in Kansas, kitted out for off-grid living for up to five years and equipped with simulated high-rise views, were priced between $1.5 million and $3 million.
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Virtual-On was released in 1996, and brought with it a 1v1 versus fighter where you played as a "Virtuaroid," a giant robot kitted out with a range of unique weapons from beam sabres to heavy duty cannons.
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The rover is kitted out with an x-ray spectrometer that can target spots as small as a grain of salt, and a UV laser that can detect what NASA calls the "glow" of excited rings of carbon atoms.
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A White House official said aides from the National Security Council were accompanying Trump during his trip to Florida this weekend, and the secure facility -- kitted out with video-conferencing technology and other classified features -- stands at the ready.
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The Styleliner by Joey Wölffer, in a 19th-century artist's studio kitted out with hanging whaling lanterns and boat rope, offers finds from Ms. Wölffer's travels, including Katerina Psoma carved stone earrings from Greece and vintage African Fulani textiles.
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Related: Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán Captured in Mexico: What You Need to Know At that time the authorities said the drug lord maintained six safe houses in the city kitted out with tunnels connected to the storm drainage network.
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Nike kitted out more teams for the first time in Brazil in 2014, but Adidas has fought back, this year sponsoring 12 of the 32 participating teams including strong contenders such as Germany and Spain, along with hosts Russia.
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In a nearby gallery at the Royal Academy there was a wonderful mad portrait of Punin painted by Malevich in 1933, the critic hieratic in Piero della Francesca profile, kitted out in a sporty Suprematist dressing-gown and fez.
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There's Colin Firth, widely known as a dreamboat for his performance as Mr. Darcy in the 1995 adaptation of Pride & Prejudice and Bridget Jones' Diary; and every agent, Kingsman, and Statesman is kitted out to look as good as possible.
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ENSTONE, England (Reuters) - Hand on heart, and kitted out in new black and yellow overalls, Daniel Ricciardo says it feels right to be with Renault — even if he has yet to develop a Frenchman's taste for frogs' legs and snails.
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It turns its head to me when I speak; it emits seal-like squeaks when I stroke it; and when 'content', it slowly lowers its head and closes its big appealing eyes, each kitted out with seductively long thick lashes.
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In fact, the whole place is kitted out with charity shop finds, giving the impression that it has been recently vacated in haste by the Mad Hatter and his cronies (a thought that seems increasingly well-founded as my meal progresses).
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The lobby at the Marquis Theater has been kitted out as an island-style thatched-hut alcohol fueling station, complete with margaritas for $12 (on the rocks) or $16 (frozen), as well as bottle openers, koozies and other drink-oriented paraphernalia.
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Last fall, Little Caesars kitted out the majority of its restaurants with Pizza Portals, a mobile pickup station that allows customers to run in, enter a three-digit PIN, grab whatever they ordered online without having to interact with another human.
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Limits on boat building and imports, for example, mean private commercial fishermen own vessels often predate Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution, like the island's candy-colored vintage American cars, and are kitted out with motors from decades-old Soviet land vehicles.
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Limits on boat building and imports, for example, mean private commercial fishermen own vessels often predate Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution, like the island's candy-colored vintage American cars, and are kitted out with motors from decades-old Soviet land vehicles.
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The still-unnamed carrier, the first to be built domestically, was launched last year, but Chinese military experts have told state media it is not expected to enter service until 2020, once it has been fully kitted out and armed.
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A 23,500-square-foot behemoth at the corner of Sunset and Vine, the store is kitted out to the point of preposterousness with, among other things, a sushi bar, a supermarket, a florist, a warren of frozen-yogurt kiosks and a sidewalk cafe.
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Sure, it might be nice to have the option of using a stylus on a slightly smaller device, but the Note line has historically been kitted out with the biggest, fastest, and most powerful components that Samsung can cram in a phone.
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Although the hardware in this case isn't exactly supercomputer level — the prime was discovered after "0003 days of non-stop computing" by Dr. Curtis Cooper of the University of Central Missouri on computer kitted out with just an Intel Core i7 processor.
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He blazed his path, and built his fortune, playing at an old Beltway game: serving as a bag-man, kitted out in K Street threads, for any number of corrupt foreign actors looking to sidle into the good graces of Washington elites.
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While Sword and Shield will be kitted out with a range of their own changes, they're not quite as ambitious as ShockSlayer's ROM hack, which has become illustrious within the community at large and produced a genuine sandbox experience focused on player freedom.
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By early 2021, Marines could start going through a demanding new Annual Rifle Qualification that requires shooters to engage realistic targets, both moving and stationary, from fixed positions and while the targets move — all while they are kitted out in full battle-rattle.
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The trucks, kitted out to transport 13 tonnes apiece of super-chilled gas, are travelling thousands of kilometres from CNOOC's main LNG receiving terminals in the south, such as the Zhuhai Jinwan and Yuedong stations in Guangdong province, CNOOC said in a statement on Friday.
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Fora opened its first space in Clerkenwell in February 2017, kitted out with bright, open-plan co-working areas, desks, bespoke offices, an Italian restaurant, bar, a library with a fireplace, a forum space, lounges, phone booths, a reading room, bike storage, and meeting rooms.
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During my lunchtime visit I found the interior a bit worn but cheerfully kitted out, with a multicolored tile floor and Mexican memorabilia (postcards, maps, framed artwork and painted plates, much of it from Oaxaca, where the owner's family hails from) on the walls.
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With my pseudo-shredded neck giving me the effect of a painfully sunburnt holiday-maker, I was strapped up with a kitted-out Fitbit of sorts and told to make my way into another room where a trampoline and a slow-motion camera were awaiting me.
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The buses themselves will be kitted out with the latest technology, including large-screen displays telling riders where they are and where they're headed; USB charging ports under every seat; and custom software for drivers that gives them updates on information like passenger numbers and local traffic.
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And it's honestly about more than just luxury — because, yes, the leather feels reassuringly expensive, and there are pieces of matching hand luggage that are probably tens of thousands of dollars each, but even a fully kitted-out Rolls-Royce would struggle to reach the Chiron's price.
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When passengers venture onto some of Six Flags' most popular rides, they will be kitted out with Samsung Gear VR headsets, so they can feel the "heart-pumping adrenaline" of twists, turns and steep drops, which will work in tune with each ride's sensors, gyros and accelerometers.
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"I was just so exhausted at the end of last year I felt I couldn't even look at another racing car in my life," the 61-year-old Briton, kitted out in his new team uniform, told Reuters in the Russian Grand Prix paddock on Saturday.
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When Kim Jones arrived at Dior to take over its men's collections, he, too, showed the saddle bag, kitted out with a metal buckle and a cross-body strap, but otherwise largely unchanged, the first time the company has introduced a men's version of a women's bag.
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Apple iPad Pro—11-inch, 256 GB, LTE—for $950 ($150 off): Lightweight, sleek, and kitted out with LTE connectivity (in addition to Wi-Fi) and 256 GB of storage space, the iPad Pro 11-inch is a good compromise for anyone who needs a powerful but lightweight tablet.
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In addition to the integrated frame, the Quick Pack Lux is kitted out with premium materials, like the leather accent patch on the top flap, leather shoulder straps, an outer layer of poly-cotton blend that covers a wax-treated canvas and nylon interior for water resistance and durability.
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The Sedric EV debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in 2017, and then appeared again this year kitted out as an autonomous, four-passenger micro school bus, complete with the signature loud yellow paint job we most often associate with getting to and from the locus of education.
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Through Turo, you can rent everything from a run-of-the-mill Ford Mustang or Dodge Minivan to the latest Tesla, or choose from a whole bevy of classics like a 1968 Mercedes coupe or a 1974 MG Roadster, or yes, even a fully kitted-out 1980s Volkswagen Westfalia.
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There's a new Wild Area kitted out with a rotational camera and online support, the National Dex is no more, and instead of mechanics like Z-moves and Mega Evolutions, pokémon can now be Dynamaxed in stadiums, causing them to grow in size and take on brand-new forms.
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The aforementioned curfew led a surrealist edge to the happenings—it'll never not be funny to see drunk metalheads kitted out in patches and leather boogying to pop hits after an evening of intense, punishing extreme music (and will never not be fun to be one of said metalheads, either).
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Subterranean, and reachable only by elevator from a Chapel Street building foyer or stadium-style concrete stairs, the L-shaped layout features low, paneled ceilings, minimalist wood and leather décor, dim lighting and cement walls that — at least at night — conspire to evoke a rather stylishly kitted-out bomb shelter.
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For 35 years, Stages Bosquier has been held in the south of France, most recently at a sports complex in Carpentras, with a dormitory, snack bar, and lobby kitted out with foosball tables, and walls papered with clippings about former campers like Samir Nasri (who now plays with Manchester City).
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The Gurkhas, recruited by the Singapore police from the hills of faraway Nepal, were kitted out in body armor, Belgian-made FN SCAR combat assault rifles and pistols in leg holsters at the conference, in what some security experts believed was a dry run for the U.S.-North Korea summit.
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Yet, as the men's wear industry has been trudging steadily away from gender fluidity and toward masculinity as historically constituted, the sight of a guy kitted out in Cuban heels, a garter belt, a pair of shiny culottes or a flounced figure-skating costume seemed less outrageous than, perhaps, passé.
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And after Seattle endured a month of unhealthy air quality due to wildfires last summer, this year the city announced that it would open "clean air shelters" when the fires start again, five buildings kitted out with expensive filters, open to people who don't have a safe place to, you know, breathe.
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The German artist Anne Imhof created the most-talked-about artwork of this year's Venice Biennale: "Faust," an elaborate installation-performance piece that kitted out the German Pavilion with caged Doberman pinschers, a troupe of youthful, runway-ready performers and a raised glass-and-steel floor that placed viewers above the action.
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For the near $1,800 you'd have to spend to get the Pro X model I reviewed, you would be able to buy a Surface Pro 7 kitted out with equivalent RAM, storage, keyboard, stylus, and an Intel Core i7 processor that would be loads faster and also be compatible with all Windows apps.
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These, one assumes, are decoration; they almost certainly don't belong to the clientele, which is roughly divided between Europeans kitted out with Macy's bags and the dilapidated look of people who have just spent their first day in midtown, and New Yorkers with the bedraggled look of people who have long lived in the neighborhood.
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Essay The photograph might be mistaken for a Norman Rockwell print: a fighter kitted out in safari gear and boxing gloves landing the gentlest of blows on the head of a small girl in a flared blue skirt, a cherry-red turtleneck and a pair of exceptionally cool little sneakers worn with neither socks nor tights.
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Whether smoking a blunt, kitted out in limited edition streetwear, or ordering bottle service in the VIP section of a club, his opulent—yet somehow relatable—existence has been shared and re-memed across all social media platforms, netting him more than 1.5 million Instagram followers, his own clothing label, and opportunities to party with A-list celebrities.
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Some other notables: 1A: I took a trip to Moab, Utah, many years ago, and stayed with a friend who had rented a house from a family of survivalists, an early version of what we now call "doomsday preppers" — the basement was kitted out for Armageddon with drum-size cans of tuna fish and stacks of canned food.
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Reimagined as La Reserve in 210 with interiors by noted designer Jacques Garcia, the 183 large rooms (218 are suites) have kitted out marble bathrooms (heated floors, Toto Japanese toilet) and luxurious accents like Quagliotti linens, separate robes for bathing (fluffy) and lounging (brushed cotton) and a walk-in mini bar area brimming with made-in-Paris chocolates, wines and juices.
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The World Drone Prix saw four pilots at a time race twelve laps of a swooping course, all set against the striking backdrop of Dubai's skyline, reports AP. It seems to have been taken pretty seriously: Pilots were kitted out in F1-style racing overalls as they ducked and dived, using VR headsets to the see the point-of-view camera feeds from their drones.
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The system, called Deus EM-Machina (see what they did there?), leverages the fact that electromagnetic noise is emitted from everyday electrical objects to power a device classifier — they're using a smartphone kitted out with an EM-sensor that can detect what IoT device it's resting on — enabling contextual functionality to be pushed to the smartphone screen so it can be a dynamic control device.
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So much sounds and looks right in "Christine," which was written by Craig Shilowich and has been impeccably kitted out with period atrocities, from the high-waist slacks worn by Christine's friend Jean (Maria Dizzia), to the loud jacket that George could have borrowed from Ted Baxter, the anchor from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," a series that could be the movie's secret sharer.
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The alarm clock, kitted out with plugs for charging various devices, and the comfortable robe made of sweatshirt-like fabric were nice touches — as was the ability to order room service and sync your phone to listen to your own music via the 48-inch LED Smart TV. The space was surprisingly large — its footprint was about one-third of the size of the bedroom and included a spacious glass-walled shower and an expansive sink area.
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"I started hunting with my father when I was little, and my grandmother used to put big white sheets out on the yard to tell us when it was time to come home," Larramendy says as we charge up the mountain to a friend's shack, a former lean-to that is now kitted out with bunk beds, a shower and stove, shelves of aspirin, 70-millimeter cartridges and a massive wood table covered in a plastic cloth, where hunters spend evenings playing mus, a pokerlike game thought to have originated in Spanish Basque Country.
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As well as its plan to offer AI-powered hotness recommendations for a user's photos, it has a few existing location-based tricks up its sleeve in a bid to stand out in a crowded — and Tinder-dominated space — such as a feature that shows users which are the bars and clubs in their city popular with singles, and a real-time hyperlocal Bluetooth beacon powered feature that can flag up if any of a user's current matches are in the same bar right now (provided the bar has been kitted out with Blinq's Estimote iBeacons).
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