With two magnifying settings, you can view your whole face or use the detachable 10x magnifying mirror for up-close endeavors like tweezing.
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Enabling "Magnifier" turns your phone's camera into a magnifying glass.
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"Now they have reason to take out their magnifying glasses."
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You can take a magnifying glass and see fine details.
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Let the SEC and IRS bring their regulatory magnifying glasses.
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But it's as if each screen becomes a magnifying lens.
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He wanted to buy a magnifying glass for old people.
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You'd never hold a magnifying glass up to your iPad.
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Magnifying crises resulting from global overpopulation, explained in five charts.
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There's finally a magnifying glass when highlighting text When your copy and pastes demand precision, you'll be happy to have the new zoomed-in magnifying glass that appears above the text you're trying to grab.
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When earthquake waves pass through it, it jiggles, magnifying the vibrations.
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Walls and hard surfaces reflect the blast wave, magnifying the effect.
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The moon wanes in your sign this evening, magnifying your emotions.
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It's not under the magnifying glass icon like you would expect.
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Who's holding the magnifying glass trying to set you on fire?
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It helps to have a magnifying glass and a small ruler.
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But who said a magnifying glass had to be made from glass?
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Luckily, these tweaks are so easy, they simply require a magnifying mirror.
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Instead it'll live in the menu bar near the Spotlight magnifying glass.
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That content was then shared, magnifying the reach of the pages broadly.
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VR headsets are just a display with magnifying glasses laid over it.
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It doesn't take a magnifying glass to spot some sticky issues there.
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Baker Hughes shares have since fallen nearly 17%, potentially magnifying the damage.
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Yet no magnifying implements have been found on Crete from this era.
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I cannot afford Apple, so what magnifying options are available for Android?
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As a young CEO, you're constantly being looked at through a magnifying glass.
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" The pilots, she said, were like children "torturing ants with a magnifying glass.
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Instead, she is magnifying the very personal realities of being a woman online.
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Although unless you have hawk eyes, you're going to need a magnifying glass.
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Think of a magnifying glass that redirects sunlight to burn and kill ants.
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I like being able to take a magnifying glass into a fantastic environment.
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It's 8mm so you can barely see the frame with a magnifying glass.
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Congress must take a magnifying glass not just a scalpel to this budget.
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Others tried to spy her through the magnifying powers of their smartphone camera.
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Both parties build their coalitions by magnifying racial identity and exploiting racial difference.
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The one exception comes toward the end of the film, magnifying its impact.
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Afterward, I set up my magnifying mirror for my weekly eyebrow shape-up.
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Robert S., via email Dear Heloise: I use magnifying eyeglasses and have many.
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Tap on the magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen.3.
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Are they going to open up and take a magnifying glass like Dr. Reed?
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The content unearthed so far appears geared overwhelming toward magnifying societal divisions among voters.
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Break out your magnifying glasses and soak it in, you're on the Millennium Falcon.
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I'm also very aware with all this coverage that we're under a magnifying glass.
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And grab your magnifying glasses — the second season of Search Party premieres November 19.
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Easy — transform your smartphone into a mini television with this screen magnifying smartphone mount.
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When it comes to magnifying the miniscule, electrons are fundamentally better than visible light.
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I examined every detail under a magnifying glass without once finding the slightest clue.
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It looks like a pink circle with a white magnifying glass in the middle.
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You'll never miss a stitch with the Brightech Lightview Pro XL Magnifying Glass Light.
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Enter the word or phrase, then tap the magnifying glass icon to search. 5.
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Images taken over several decades show that beavers are magnifying this climate-driven effect.
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Then, read any and all fine print, even if it requires a magnifying glass.
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Unhelpfully added to the mix are the magnifying effects of today's technology-fueled markets.
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Google also feeds map data to thousands of websites and apps, magnifying its influence.
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I had a big magnifying glass with me, and the colors were so fresh.
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Prospective shareholders will use a bigger magnifying glass when examining harder-to-value prospects.
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He will observe his characters as if they are ants under a magnifying glass.
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Google also feeds map data to thousands of websites and apps, magnifying its influence.
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You'll need a magnifying glass to tell how many, so clearly, they are few.
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Papers lie scattered across a desk, with a large magnifying glass securing one stack.
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Open the Photos app and tap the magnifying glass along the top of the screen.
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Thanks to iOS 10 your phone's camera can easily be converted into a magnifying glass.
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A magnifying glass hovers over a workstation at a DNA testing lab in Youngstown, Ohio.
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A magnifying glass hovers over a workstation at a DNA testing lab in Youngstown, Ohio.
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Magnifying his exasperation, most of those cameras erase their footage every five days or so.
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But think of what happens when you hold a magnifying glass up to the sun.
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Imagine Vincent Van Gogh having to be living under a magnifying glass of social media.
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Hopefully, we aren't magnifying this juvenile terrorist of the airwaves' message, but here's the song.
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By magnifying insanity, the media has allowed Twitter to be a proxy for press releases.
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In September, Reid chastised reporters for magnifying Clinton's health problems while giving Trump soft treatment.
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"I think maybe you're reading into things with a magnifying glass or something," Kyle explained.
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Here is the offending page, but good luck making anything out without a magnifying glass.
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Mr. Trump's trade fights have escalated in recent weeks, magnifying the risk of a slowdown.
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How we switched to paper ballots, to avoid the magnifying-glass spectacle of punch cards.
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However, no such magnifying tool is known to have existed in the ancient Greek world.
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You may have seen this devastatingly delightful photo of Roscoe's reflection in a magnifying mirror.
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Through magnifying glasses, viewers can observe troubling quotes from the book engraved in metal plates.
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In the ballroom, Kovarsky approached Whittington with a magnifying glass and a goblet of ice.
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After having a magnifying glass thrust on her prosecutorial record and her campaign's viability, Sen.
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Using a bottle-cap-size magnifying glass, my father would meticulously examine everything for defects.
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" She also likened one soldier's behavior to "a child torturing ants with a magnifying glass.
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You're probably familiar with this tool, which brings up a tiny magnifying glass on the screen.
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This stash tin has a magnifying glass in the lid for lighting combustibles without a flame.
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"The Sunday feeling acted as a magnifying glass as to why I wasn't happy," she says.
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Click on the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right corner of your top menu bar.
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He's interested in how the focus of the magnifying glass changes both them and their marriage.
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But for Milo, this trip seemed to be magnifying the absence of the woman he loved.
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Many of these algorithmic models pick up the same 'buy' and 'sell' signals, magnifying price swings.
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The reality is that this is just a normal relationship with a giant magnifying glass applied.
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Only time will tell, but this time, it's the iPhone's magnifying glass function that's been revealed.
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Lucky Jupiter will sextile with the Sun as well on the 7th, magnifying our upbeat attitude.
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Reports suggest it will use reinvestments to buy long-dated bonds, thus magnifying the stimulus effect.
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So, yes, it printed the head, but I needed a magnifying glass to see its features.
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Instead of ants, Michael Papadakis uses a magnifying glass to burn complex artworks onto wooden panels.
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So on the first days of school, magnifying glass in hand, I scrutinized 300 small heads.
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"Now, you can go down with a magnifying glass and find nothing," said Mr. Rowlands, 58.
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Image: YouTube ScreenshotThere are few cartoon tropes as ubiquitous as killing ants with a magnifying glass.
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The North Korea crisis is magnifying all of President Trump's most dangerous instincts and personality traits.
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"You're magnifying that challenge by also including politics into the day-to-day conversation," he said.
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We could go into great details, such as your fingerprints, if I had a magnifying glass.
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The danger is that they feed off each other, accelerating the downturn and magnifying the damage.
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They therefore over-control, overreach and overreact, magnifying the rebellious discontent they were trying to squelch.
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This is like a magnifying of Heather's voice, a magnification of what she would have done.
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Nostalgia paints everything in a rosy glow — and social media is like a magnifying glass for nostalgia.
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This is similar to how a magnifying glass works, but using galaxies and spacetime instead of glass.
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While she examined my notebook with a magnifying glass, she had me fill out another short exam.
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"Mr. Trump. I don't have a magnifying glass strong enough to see something that small," says Allred.
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TLC is a network with a reputation for putting people under an exploitative magnifying glass for ratings.
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Even when you see an original Dickinson manuscript under a magnifying glass, you cannot come that close.
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I feared public transport with its harsh overhead lights, a magnifying glass finger pointed at my imperfections.
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And after a couple of weeks, I looked in my magnifying mirror, and my skin looked … good.
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Viewers were meant to climb to the top of the ladder, where a magnifying glass hung above.
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It's great that people are talking about being in distress but this is also magnifying those vulnerabilities.
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It's basically a magnifying glass for your smartphone camera, letting you zoom in close without losing quality.
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Focused ultrasound is analogous to using a magnifying glass and focused beams of light on a point.
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There are all kinds of strange ways to light up a cigarette, from blowtorches to magnifying glasses.
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Closing the magnifying app will disable inverted colors and remove the zoom until the application is reopened.
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"I had to use a magnifying glass to see small print," said Thompson, who now wears bifocals.
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Crises act like a magnifying glass, revealing the weaknesses, but also the strengths of individuals and systems.
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Nancy Drew is back, but she's not the same girl with the magnifying glass that you remember.
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The language in some of the laws seems to acknowledge their creepy demandingness, while simultaneously magnifying it.
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Li points out that reinforcement-learning algorithms are typically used to control something, magnifying the potential danger.
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The fact of it being so put under the magnifying glass and blown up was so bizarre.
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The writing only verges on legibility, even when viewed with the magnifying glasses that the Met provides.
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It speaks to the detailing and the intensity that magnifying glasses are available at the front desk.
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Free sat on a park bench, wearing camo pants and a jeweler's magnifying headband over his dreadlocks.
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Modern medicine offers little apart from magnifying glasses to treat presbyopia (from the Greek presbus, meaning "old man").
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If you have an older iPhone, tap the home button three times to bring up the magnifying app.
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If used properly, it brings us together, granting unimaginable opportunities, magnifying the most quintessential and exclusively human capabilities.
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"Everyone has magnifying glass on quality of earnings," says Deane Dray, a managing director at RBC Capital Markets.
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Rachel, who hated politics, broke down and died under the strain, understandably magnifying Jackson's anger at his opponents.
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And, if you've got your magnifying glass handy, these two coats in question have a number of similarities.
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Venus begins its retrograde in Aries on March 4, magnifying issues with your reputation and your professional goals.
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Using the Lyons family as a magnifying glass for current events gives Years and Years a shocking immediacy.
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It's time to take the magnifying glass to the accessories that have jumped out at us thus far.
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Using a magnifying scope, artist Shaun Hughes managed to skillfully turn Lincoln's head into a remarkably detailed skull.
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To browse all of TikTok's current challenges, tap the magnifying glass at the bottom of the home screen.
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Tap the big Search button (a magnifying glass icon), then the microphone icon, and speak out your search.
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Voice Mode will be available in the Pandora app via the search bar next to the magnifying glass.
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With 4 months looking at Russia ... under a magnifying glass, they have zero 'tapes' of T people colluding.
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With 4 months looking at Russia ... under a magnifying glass, they have zero "tapes" of T people colluding.
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She also seems to have some great pals who'll whip out the magnifying glasses at peak whomping hours.
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It's a difficult issue but not one that has deterred artist Violet Overn from applying her magnifying lens.
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With 4 months looking at Russia... ..under a magnifying glass, they have zero "tapes" of T people colluding.
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Pruitt has recently been put under the magnifying glass for questionable business flights he took on private planes.
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He turned back to the block on his table and held a magnifying lens up to the tektite.
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With 85033 months looking at Russia... ..under a magnifying glass, they have zero "tapes" of T people colluding.
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There has been a magnifying glass on executive conduct in many industries, after whistleblowers have reported unprofessional behavior.
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No damaged stamp will ever be admitted; they are all subjected to ruthless inspection under my magnifying glass.
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Narcissism seems to work in the other direction, magnifying odds that men will commit sexual assault and rape.
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With 4 months looking at Russia under a magnifying glass, they have zero 'tapes' of T people colluding.
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Go to the search tab at the bottom of the screen by tapping the magnifying glass icon.2.
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They showed up on construction sites in lab coats, carrying magnifying glasses, looking diligently for the black workers.
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As the disease progressed, his script became so cramped it could only be read with a magnifying glass.
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No wonder many Irish feel as comfortable in this referendum campaign as a fly under a magnifying glass.
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On some, part of the glass is curved so as to create a magnifying effect over key words.
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There are always people looking at us through a magnifying glass, including rating agencies, partners and portfolio companies.
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By his policy choices, Mr. Maduro has created and is dramatically magnifying the enormous human tragedy in Venezuela.
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With 22019 months looking at Russia ... under a magnifying glass, they have zero 'tapes of T people colluding.
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To the naked eye, or even a jeweler's eye with a magnifying glass, they are exactly the same.
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From the home screen of the Instagram app, click on the magnifying glass icon on the bottom row.
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The real flowers, with their tiny green petals, stigmas and stamens, are best appreciated with a magnifying lens.
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Iran is an active participant in these activities, magnifying our divisions to influence American domestic and foreign policy.
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Open Spotlight by clicking the magnifying glass icon in the upper right corner of your Mac&aposs screen.
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Unwinding employment relationships eliminates these benefits, increasing the volatility of workers' incomes and magnifying pay disparities and inequality.
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The Apple iPhone has a built-in magnifying glass that can help you read small text on the fly.
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ARMY already have their magnifying glasses out and theories are flying around about the subject of BTS's next era.
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By clicking on the magnifying glass for each animation, you can learn more details about these record-breaking creatures.
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I never did get why she gave me a magnifying glass, nor did she ever explain what it meant.
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Active capital allocation carries a danger: it can be procyclical, magnifying the swings in sentiment that most industries face.
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In other words, a tax return filed by two people used to the enormous magnifying glass of public life.
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"I mean you'd have to pull out a magnifying glass in order to find any nominal growth," Miller said.
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The new button appears to replace the current Search tab, which today is labeled with a magnifying glass icon.
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Look through the magnifying glass, and you could make out the word "yes" in small print on the ceiling.
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"The public eye has a way of magnifying things that aren't important and dismissing things that are," she said.
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Check out some of his sizzling snapshots below: Learn more about Michael Papadakis's magnifying glass artworks on his website.
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L'Engle's book derives its magic from refracting and magnifying Meg's pain, anger, and impotent rage into a fantasy quest.
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Articles reporting both perspectives of the cyber issue, without simply magnifying clickbait doomsday scenarios, would be a welcome change.
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So he enlisted help from the Times's newsroom researchers, sleuths who use a computer screen as a magnifying glass.
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Time-to-presentation is a largely ignored health care problem that is quietly and substantially magnifying cancer's devastating effects.
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Ditch the magnifying mirror and bright light and take a step back into more-natural light, Ms. Vucetaj said.
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Basically, the camera on the phone is positioned over a magnifying lens to capture a sample on a slide.
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Here was a perceived superhuman handing us a magnifying glass to observe the stains in her seemingly perfect relationship.
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It's 84 degrees outside, who knows what within; there are two unhelpful skylights concentrating the sun like magnifying glasses.
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There are corruption inquiries in a half-dozen states, with construction companies and hapless officials under the magnifying glass.
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They can then move around the magnifying window and zoom in and out with the X and Y buttons.
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If Standing Rock were a proverbial elephant, I'd taken a magnifying glass to one tiny bit of its skin.
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It's very difficult to see in a reproduction, or even in person, without the use of a magnifying glass.
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But unless you like to dress up as Sherlock Holmes, you probably don&apost carry around a magnifying glass.
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The vanity, with a raised square sink, came with a magnifying makeup mirror and bath products by Natura Bissé.
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Ms. Sacks wears three magnifying glasses around her neck for deciphering painting signatures and appraising the quality of jewelry.
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On the watch's face, inspect the magnifying lens over the date, which is often not as strong on counterfeits.
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The original woodcarvers used foot-powered lathes, magnifying glasses made of quartz, and miniature chisels, hooks, saws and drills.
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Cayden was shocked and surprised to see what his magnifying glass was capable of doing, according to his mother.
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Trump is always eager to highlight potential political wins while magnifying what he sees as wrongdoing by Democratic foes.
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No one object here is monolithic: the pieces assault the mind, details magnifying and then dissolving them into ether.
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They give a world tour of corruption, magnifying tactics used by the rich to keep their financial dealings secret.
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Local officials said magnifying glasses have been found in many scorched fields in western Nineveh and south of Mosul.
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So you should quit magnifying your own faults, quit berating yourself for not "being perfect," and just chill out. Great!
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She leans in close to my face, like a jeweler with a magnifying glass, and then zooms back out again.
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Russia, they say, is expanding its influence and magnifying ethnic tensions in countries that hope to join the European Union.
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This warped space-time can then act like a magnifying glass, changing the path that light takes through the Universe.
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"Look for the magnifying glass icon," said Patrick Costales as he pointed to a tablet showing YouTube on its screen.
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The genre makes no promise to resemble reality, instead magnifying and embellishing truth enough to cross the line into impossible.
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It's possible that the material is acting like a magnifying glass, amplifying the signal when the radio waves pass through.
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You may have to pull out a magnifying glass to notice the subtle detailing, which makes it that much cuter.
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You can, however, help it along with a delightful combination of music, affirmations, and finding ladybugs with your magnifying glass.
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That's when the market will take a "magnifying glass" to tanker traffic, said independent analyst Vandana Hari of Vanda Insights.
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Instead of a map of Gaul, there is a map of South Africa, with a magnifying glass hovering over Orania.
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Diane, for one, clearly ain't interested in busting out a magnifying glass to delve deeper into Taylor's beefs with celebs.
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Advocates for issues across the board will be taking a magnifying glass to Trump's budget looking for any controversial proposals.
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Just make sure they have a magnifying glass so they can better read the words on the teeny, tiny emoji.
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Magnifying the Fed's downward impact on longer-term rates was its incursion into the ownership of housing finance-related debt.
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As in any case, it's a lawyer's ability to minimize detrimental facts while magnifying favorable ones that dictate the outcome.
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The lamp can also be used as an over-the-shoulder light source without having to use the magnifying glass.
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If you ever want to put a magnifying lens on New York's triggers, a brain injury will do the trick.
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We are better than the sentences we string together into a word salad under the magnifying glass of an interview.
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Neurosurgery can take many hours, which surgeons operating with magnifying loupes or microscopes often spend looking down, their necks bent.
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White wall tiles projected a retro look, while the vessel sink and a nearby mounted magnifying mirror added modern elements.
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Just-in-time, we harvest fresh flowers every 10 days and hand-trim all product under a jeweler's magnifying lense.
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One important caveat and open question is the role of environmental and lifestyle factors in magnifying genetic risk, Wishart noted.
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Governments can over time lower the allowed emissions, making permits scarcer and magnifying price pressures on companies to cut pollution.
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Everything he achieved, he achieved by using TV as a magnifying glass, to make himself appear bigger than he was.
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The effect is like "a giant magnifying glass," said lead author Daniel Gilman, an astrophysicist at UCLA, in a statement.
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In the months immediately following wildfires, the volume of CO2 in the world's atmosphere increases, magnifying the heat trapped there.
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I have come to see that for temporal anarchists, on-demand services only enable our worst tendencies, magnifying our chaos.
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In magnifying the impression of fate as an almost geological reality, it takes the pressure of moral choice off individuals.
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The widening polarization of the electorate during Trump's tumultuous presidency is magnifying the potential impact of that gap in 2020.
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The fish swim in bubbling fishbowls made of magnifying glass, draped with lace or shaped like Japanese lanterns, among others.
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It&aposs the field with a magnifying glass in it in the upper-left corner of your Finder window.3.
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The book's creators even suggest using a small mirror and magnifying glass to hunt in all the nooks and crannies.
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To access this digital Narnia, you open up Instagram and tap the icon of a magnifying glass in your account.
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Real life is happening, as boring and confusing and riveting as it usually appears without the magnifying lens of hindsight.
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And elementary schoolchildren got Mozzie Boxes — with a magnifying glass and a booklet — as part of a citywide science project.
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Then, she goes to her bedroom, grabs a magnifying mirror, and checks to make sure no hairs are still visible.
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Under the magnifying glass, the minuscule fragments answer all kinds of questions about the object's history and the artist's process.
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The detective is large and smiling at the center, again near a shoe print and holding a lollipop/magnifying glass.
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Later, someone identified Jiang's magnifying glass as German-made and posted a picture of an ad for it on Taobao.
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That puts the magnifying glass squarely on the Tuesday Group, a group of 50 or so comparatively centrist House Republicans.
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Representation is so important, and the conversation around that is something we need to keep magnifying so it doesn't die down.
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Being likeable is as much about avoiding behaviors that decrease your likeability as it is about magnifying those that increase it.
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With a telephoto lens, you can zoom in and still retain details because the lens is optically magnifying the iPhone's lens.
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There is a debate about whether or not he used a magnifying lens, though Mr. Jay is inclined to think not.
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Apprehension over trade is now magnifying other signs of weakness, resurfacing concerns about slowing global growth that dominated markets in December.
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Among the journalists magnifying this pseudo-scandal, Bloomberg's Eli Lake is the most credible—and the most useful to the administration.
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To drive this car is to drive with no forgiveness, the near-perfect chassis displaying your flaws and magnifying your heroics.
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But despite their humanity, stairs also alienate the differently abled, magnifying their failure to transcend their bodies, compromised as they are.
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With TouchTools, users can access virtual tools with a gesture, including a tape measure, ruler, magnifying glass, camera, pen, and eraser.
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He has a computer that he mostly uses to send emails, and a magnifying machine that helps him read the newspaper.
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Astronomers at the announcement said the telescope has as much magnifying power as a telescope the size of the entire Earth.
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And yet Americans buy twice as many trucks as cars, magnifying the impact of the 25 percent foreign-made truck tariff.
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"Iowa serves as a magnifying glass for the country to get to see the candidates' attributes, warts and all," Pate said.
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"It was like looking at the world with a magnifying glass," Ms. Sharrar told Ann Curry of NBC News in 2013.
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The Brightech Lightview Pro XL Magnifying Glass will provide enhancement of tiny work along with cool white illumination with daylight accuracy.
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Several economists said Mr. Xi's supply-side initiative may turn out to be cosmetic — promising market liberalization yet magnifying state control.
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Where, you might ask, were they when we were all in our bathrooms with magnifying mirrors and sets of sharp tweezers?!
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Like Ms. Reza, he holds a magnifying glass to everyday middle-class stereotypes until they seem to splinter from sustained scrutiny.
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Levin makes no excuses for Taylor and instead rushes in, magnifying glass in hand, to the tornado that was her life.
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Heavy spending for a non-presidential election cycle and the speed with which ads are spreading online is magnifying the effect.
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Going up to "spicy," the boost in chile acted like a magnifying lens, articulating each flavor, and I started to purr.
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And unlike other coins, which require observation under a magnifying glass, it's easy to know if you've found a silver one.
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"There is a risk that this becomes a bigger magnifying glass and makes things worse," he told CNN Business on Thursday.
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"I'm interested in magnifying human ability," Thrun said, when I asked him about the impact of such systems on human diagnosticians.
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The kit also includes safety goggles, a magnifying glass, and stands to put the crystal geodes on display once cracked open.
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When shoppers stopped showing up, retailers were all left suddenly with onerous, unprofitable real estate, magnifying the pain of plummeting sales.
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Above all, I was transfixed by the sight of Boulez's minuscule, spidery handwriting, which almost requires a magnifying glass to decipher.
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The current search icon, a magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner on iOS, is going away, a spokesperson said.
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"Static Impulse" (2017) is a fine-lined drawing depicting the wrinkled surface of an unnamable form seen under a magnifying glass.
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Working with limited resources at his disposal, Papadakis stumbled upon a new material, one that wouldn't run out of juice anytime soon: "When I was in China my friend had a magnifying glass sitting on his table and I vividly remember the sun shining through the window and onto the magnifying glass," Papadakis told Caters News.
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After filleting the musculature into narrow slices, the scientists observed these and the internal organs of each fish under a magnifying glass.
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So something would have to be amplifying the pulses, like the way a magnifying glass focuses a beam of light on ants.
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Playing with Venus fly traps is a popular selection, and budding scientists can enhance the lab experience with their own magnifying glass.
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Power puts a magnifying glass to our personalities, but it also subtly influences all of us to become a bit more selfish.
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To access the new voice search feature, you tap the magnifying glass icon at the center of the bottom row of tabs.
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The state's quirky tradition of off-year elections tended to reduce turnout, magnifying the strength of the most reliable voters: conservative whites.
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" Manning likened the pilots' behavior in the video, dubbed "Collateral Murder" by WikiLeaks, to "a child torturing ants with a magnifying glass.
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Other organizations in Egypt have designed similar programs, magnifying the impact of the initiative far beyond the scope of the original project.
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Since the beginning of iOS, one of the most irritating features has been that stupid magnifying glass interface for copying and pasting.
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Cultural divides put it under a magnifying glass with Latin American companies and government officials who may be reluctant to do business.
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The amount awarded to those who use an "aid or appliance" (such as a magnifying glass or a ceiling hoist) would fall.
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Covered in windows, the 57-story building reportedly acts as a giant magnifying glass, sending a hot ray onto the pool area.
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To open Spotlight, click the magnifying glass in the Mac's upper-right corner or press the Command key and the space bar.
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But Mobayeni cautions that you should put the same magnifying glass on job candidates you know as on the people you don't.
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If you're an a—, we're all going to know about it because you're now on a platform and under a magnifying glass.
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It's also replaced the Gear VR's magnifying glass-like lenses with higher-quality fresnel lenses, similar to those on the Oculus Rift.
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Psychic medium Natalia Kuna writes that supermoons have a magnifying effect — experiences, sensations, and memories may feel more intense under these moonbeams.
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I was going to let a stranger pimp my home with vanilla-scented candles and coffee-table books anchored by magnifying glasses?
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A light box that helps me see the film better is built into the table, and occasionally I use a magnifying glass.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, it&aposs just a giant magnifying glass, but it will help you pull your head out of your ass.
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Or it could be her poetry about life, love, and friendship that'll have you putting a magnifying glass to your own experiences.
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This means every word you type, every photo you look at, and every message you read, could be under the magnifying glass.
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We brought them into greenhouses and laboratories, magnifying their inherent beauty, creating new hybrids and tailoring their features to our individual tastes.
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I asked him how he made sure the technique, which requires squinting at parchment, often through a magnifying glass, could be maintained.
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The detail is so fine that it seems the engraver would have needed a magnifying glass, as would admirers of his work.
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The attack, which the federal authorities called a hate crime, reverberated around the world, magnifying concerns about anti-immigrant sentiments in America.
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It's possible Merian used a magnifying glass to capture the detail of the split tongues of sphinx moths depicted in this painting.
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As yields rose, the chances that Deutsche might not call the bond in 2022 increased, thus extending the possible maturity and magnifying losses.
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What is puzzling is how he was able to write and draw so finely without, as far as is known, using magnifying devices.
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And it is indeed true that the shape of bi-convex lenses—the familiar sort used as magnifying glasses—resembles those leguminous seeds.
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Climate change is definitely magnifying some of the hazards that firefighters face, but rapid development in the West is probably a bigger factor.
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And every one of those tiny books is printed with real stories, which can be read with the aid of a magnifying lens.
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The specs, which will cost $999, look like a traditional pair of glasses with a camera and magnifying glass attached to one side.
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Electric eels can also corner and coil around hapless victims, magnifying their stun-gun effects by repeatedly electrocuting prey into a lethal exhaustion.
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He only ended up magnifying the damage their criticisms did to him, helping give Clinton an unusually large and long-lasting convention bounce.
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For example, here we have a portmanteau joke that doesn't really hold up under even the weakest of dollar-store-magnifying-glass scrutiny.
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But NASA warns that the same magnifying function that will make the eclipse clearer and more visible could also fry your phone's camera.
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Rap tends to mirror American society in general, magnifying the issues for everyone to see, and between 1998 and 2008, benzodiazepine use tripled.
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Always one to dissociate the politics from her fashion, she was legendary for her approach to dressing under an entire nation's magnifying glass.
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He recently cancelled a similar meeting, magnifying concerns that the 74-year-old is not well enough to lead Africa's most populous country.
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On a recent weekday evening, wearing a navy-blue cardigan and tie, he delicately examined clients' palms with a bone-handled magnifying glass.
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So when the Royal Christmas cards came out, people got their magnifying glasses out and started looking for clues of a potential rivalry.
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America's LNG exports to the continent, in contrast, were depicted as a couple of drops of water only visible under a magnifying glass.
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Instead of magnifying an image using natural or augmented light, it scans a laser through a small volume repeatedly and from multiple angles.
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If you take out your figurative magnifying glass, there's plenty of expensive-looking pieces in the mix — and it's all in the details.
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"There are eight, Charlotte helped me find them," Kate told the kids as they set out to find the pinecones using magnifying glasses.
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It has an integrated magnifying lens, which looks like it protrudes from the watch's domed, transparent-polymer cover, but actually sits underneath it.
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Scroll down this menu until you find the function called "Find in Page," which also has a magnifying glass icon next to it.
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The Brightech Lightview Pro XL Magnifying Glass offers a combination of magnification and lighting enhancement that will help you never miss a stitch.
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But artists, I think historically, have shined a magnifying glass on culture and have talked to it ... I don't consider myself an entertainer.
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The mirror features lighting with five dimming stages, has a removable magnifying mirror, and a phone stand for capturing the perfectly lit selfie.
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He's got a team of seven and they all carry jeweler's loupes, magnifying glasses they use to study the pixelation of the cards.
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Vigilance, on the other hand, assumes that power belongs to the people, and places a magnifying glass on any loopholes in that process.
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And the rise of options trading helps to suppress market swings for long periods of time, ultimately magnifying volatility when it does arrive.
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The size has a magnifying effect: It showcases what Garland does well — ideas and atmosphere — while amplifying his weaknesses in character and plot.
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But she remained legally blind; she needed thick eyeglasses and a magnifying glass to read small print and was not able to drive.
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The feeding concentrates the elk by the hundreds and thousands, a recipe for magnifying the incidence of disease, and spreading it, biologists say.
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To really spell it out for any slow-on-the-uptake Watsons, round out the costume with mannish oxfords — and a magnifying glass.
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The muted colors are lovely and the details extraordinary, though a magnifying glass might come in handy when hunting for Simon's missing items.
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And throughout the summit Trump highlighted what he sees as potential political wins while magnifying what he sees as wrongdoing by Democratic foes.
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But sometimes, astronomers catch a lucky break with the help of gravitational microlensing, which is like a cosmic riff on a magnifying glass.
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Then Skrillex and Chance the Rapper pop in like kids with magnifying glasses and transform all the ambient energy into searing ultralight beams.
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With so many people marching and magnifying the cry for change, whether their platform is big or small, surely things will have to change.
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Other Turkish users pleaded with everyone to calm down because they were just magnifying the intent of the campain—creating buzz for Black Mirror.
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Volunteering strengthens the foundation of any neighborhood or community -- magnifying the ability to perform good works and contribute to the greater good, advocates say.
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A magnifying glass is just a tool that makes something appear bigger by changing the path taken by the light it emits or reflects.
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As they hold the magnifying glass up to the expense ledger - especially in retail banking - they are finding some costs to be particularly rigid.
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Throughout our series on continental independent music, we've put the magnifying glass to the indie music scenes in several countries in southern Latin America.
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These images measure about one to 1.4mm, and can be viewed with a magnifying lens, according to Michael Sheibley, a leading expert on Stanhopes.
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They have an an unprecedented opportunity to draw on the brainpower of experts across different fields, thus magnifying the possibility of resolving difficult problems.
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For instance, it could replace the long press gesture that lets you trigger the magnifying glass and move your cursor in a text area.
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They were cartoon characters that adorned stamp-collecting merch, like the Official Australia Post Stamp Album or the Official Australia Post Stamp Magnifying Glass.
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He reads submissions and drafts with the help of a magnifying machine, and conducts most of his business face to face or by phone.
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Liu puts a magnifying glass where rural and urban China meet, where life is often caught between an established social hierarchy and new development.
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Taking a magnifying glass to the defining elements of identity, artist Michael Reeder works from a curious point of reference: people he's never met.
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Click on the magnifying glass icon at the top of the screen, search for "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results.
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Accompanied by the pianist Sullivan Fortner, Cecile McLorin Salvant trains her magnifying glass on a range of tunes here: midcentury jazz, chanson, Aretha Franklin.
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"We are living in a reality TV world," Joel Silberman, a media trainer who runs a class titled Magnifying your Magnificence, told the class.
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Tap the magnifying-glass icon to open your list of destinations and then on the gear-shaped icon to get to the Settings screen.
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The entitlement is always there but this is putting it under a magnifying glass.....It's almost like the 1% and the rest of us.
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Most days, Mr. Lord still goes into his Manhattan office at Sterling Lord Literistic, where he reads manuscripts and submissions with a magnifying machine.
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From the coverage of the Vietnam War to the Watergate scandal, TV held a magnifying glass up to what was happening in the world.
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In letters so small you needed a magnifying glass to read them, the logo of the American Progressive Bag Alliance suggested the flyers' source.
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Tap on the magnifying-glass icon at the top of the screen, search for "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results.
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On the Google Maps app, you'll soon notice the plus sign (+) button on the righthand side underneath the volume, magnifying glass, and other icons.
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Long gold earrings from the same period were decorated with granulation so tiny that the gold beads were visible only through a magnifying glass.
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When the screen of icons appears, swipe along the bottom row until you see the "Find on Page" icon with the magnifying glass icon.
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Tap on the magnifying glass icon at the top of the screen, search for "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results.
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Physical trauma tests independence while magnifying personality, and in the days and weeks after the shooting, he and his wife go down different paths.
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In his hands he has a piece of glass—eyeglasses or a magnifying glass—and manages to start a fire using the sun's rays.
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They walk the rows, looking for signs of pesticide use with a magnifying glass (if a plant looks too good, it's probably been treated).
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The Rift's biggest selling point was its 90-degree field of view, which Luckey accomplished by slapping a cheap magnifying lens on the display.
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Eventually I learnt to appreciate the naivety of my approach and tried to look at it differently rather than obsessively magnifying my own limitations.
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The pixels are evident if you're looking for them— you'll need a macro lens, magnifying glass or excellent close-range visual acuity, but they're there!
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You need to give that to another character who is just sick of having such tiny shells they need a magnifying glass to see them.
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The magnifying glass icon at the bottom of your screen will no longer lead to just a search bar, stories, and media you might like.
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As you might guess, the function we want from the Share Sheet here is "Find on Page," which is the icon with the magnifying glass.
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You can also search VSCO — with the magnifying glass icon on the top left — to find trending hashtags or look up certain accounts or content.
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If you can't find it in your menu bar, search for it using the magnifying glass icon at the top-right of your screen.3.
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If you really wanna feel like a detective, use said pay phone while it's raining as you hold a magnifying glass and smoke a pipe.
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Part of that is due to the extreme compression of her poems, which strip away everything inessential, greatly magnifying the potency of each individual word.
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A cart outfitted with magnifying glasses invites us to get close to precious gems that gleam and mesmerize, although they are already displaced and sanitized.
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At Winnipeg's Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art, art acts as a kind of magnifying glass, exposing the city's unconventional and, at times, undesirable aspects.
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In 1998, she gave up painting because of her vision loss, instead drawing on paper with graphite and pastel while using a powerful magnifying glass.
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"Go to the YouTube" quickly trended on Twitter, with some mocking Sanders for using the incorrect website name and others magnifying his attack on Biden.
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Key quotes: In the report and at the event, workers sounded off about the technologies magnifying existing problems like lack of benefits and insufficient hours.
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While few studies have held a magnifying glass to mosquitoes' importance to their habitats, he doesn't expect that eliminating them would hugely affect those environments.
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Instead, we recommend the following: On the Home Page of The New York Times, click on the magnifying glass in the upper left-hand corner.
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Whichever way cryptocurrencies move, they are likely to move together because their values are highly correlated, feeding off each other and magnifying the market effect.
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Before showing her the video of assault, she said, the production team gave no hint of what she was about to see, magnifying the shock.
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They're taking a magnifying glass to Google's online search and digital advertising businesses, and have begun peppering the company with questions about its past acquisitions.
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Placing everything from bliss to destruction under a magnifying glass, the record mines the depths of human experience only to highlight how fragile it is.
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Not only that, but TV ads acted as a sort of multiplier — magnifying the effects of every dollar spent on digital, email, and everything else.
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Pictures of the seldom-seen 91-year-old former President Jiang Zemin peering at his copy through a chunky magnifying glass flew across the internet.
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To access Pit Stop, users can tap the magnifying glass that appears in the top right corner of Google Maps' screen during a driving trip.
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He took out his glasses (which are as thick as the bottom of an old Coke bottle) and began holding them like a magnifying glass.
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And when smoke fills the sky, especially high in the atmosphere, it reflects the sunset colors of red and orange back to the surface, magnifying them.
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Perhaps the experiment is magnifying the quantum world, and the structure of the fireworks can shed light on what's truly going on in a vacuum. ...Perhaps.
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Scientists have previously spotted this kind of microlensing event using the Andromeda galaxy as the magnifying glass, which some have proposed could be evidence for planets.
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Simply use the "Search Drive" input field at the top of the page or tap the magnifying glass icon in the mobile app to enter text.
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The iPhone's magnifying feature is easy to activate, and it's a neat trick to hold up your sleeve in case you end up forgetting your glasses.
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All looks fine in the magnifying mirror at night, then you wake up in the morning with a black chin hair that's long enough to curl.
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Even gyms these days come complete with ultra-magnifying mirrors that light you up to surgical standards so you can examine your face in excruciating detail.
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It also offers the intuitive Lock'n'Go Magnifying Glass, so you can stay focused on exactly what you want without the need to constantly pinch and zoom.
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Just grab a magnifying glass, a bunch of tiny resistors, capacitors, and transistors, and then blast them with more electricity than they were designed to handle.
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She landed on my shoulder from pics What makes this photo even better is the little kid looking at the butterfly lady through the magnifying glass.
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Any telescope magnifying more than 30 power will readily show those rings; you might even catch a glimpse of them through image-stabilized high-power binoculars.
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Stakes and string (A), a magnifying glass (B), and steel measuring tape (C), are just some of the essential fire investigation tools featured in this kit.
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The return of Game of Thrones is fast approaching, which means that we must put on our magnifying glasses and begin theorizing about the upcoming season.
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The 21995 election put rural America under a magnifying glass, and it's a pretty damn interesting time to want to appeal to traditional aesthetics of Americana.
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The game features a talking Pikachu that sounds indistinguishable from a 1930s-era Dashiell Hammett protagonist, equipped with a deerstalker hat, magnifying glass, and gruff sensibility.
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He peers at his computer with a magnifying glass, attends seminars on sex education and counsels patients who come to him after having read his column.
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The second tab in the menu running across the bottom of TikTok, represented by a magnifying glass, is where you'll find what's trending on the app.
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Senate Republicans will rev up the confirmation mill, while House Democrats will dust off their magnifying glasses, all at the expense of getting much else done.
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The arrangement wasn't too different in principle from holding out a magnifying glass to concentrate sunlight on a piece of paper and light it on fire.
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It examined drug use, sex, abortion, and self-harm with a magnifying glass of precise realism and in turn, became one of Britain's most successful shows.
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That's because I can't see it as well on myself as I can see it under the magnifying lamp, and also because of the emotional component.
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After judges complained that they needed to use magnifying glasses because of thin margins, squeezed spacing or small type, the word limit was imposed in 143.
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One client etched "always and forever" on the diamond that you can only see it with a 10 power magnifying glass, but she knows it's there.
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On the stuff that's known, Blight is an attentive if sometimes fastidious guide, poring over speeches and texts with the critical equivalent of a magnifying glass.
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It is the sort of case that feels as though it's turned reality inside out, making the plainly obvious invisible and magnifying what's not even there.
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"I was just going about my business when I looked down and saw his reflection in the magnifying mirror and I started laughing hysterically," she said.
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Back up your naked-eye observation by putting the coin under a five-power magnifying glass and see if you can spot any blemishes or scratches.
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While great for a night out where no one has a magnifying glass pressed against them, you'll probably pass them over for daytime or casual wear.
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You'll recall ... Epstein's death was put under a magnifying glass when he hanged himself in his cell, while guards were supposed to be checking in periodically.
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I tipped the magnifying night-vision scopes on the bridgewings as high as they'd go to see all the southern constellations he had told us about.
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Browse through these sections as you please or search for a specific movie by selecting the magnifying glass in the upper-right corner of the screen.
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He said that any solution needs to hold up under the scrutiny of a magnifying glass and that's what he intends to work on next year.
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Enter your keywords, click the magnifying-glass icon and then the small black arrow in the search windows to get the "Create a new filter" link.
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This magnifying focus summons thoughts of another great American dramatist, Arthur Miller, and his belief in the possibilities of the common man as a tragic hero.
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The artist's hand is visible in the image, holding a magnifying glass over the document, refracting her photograph and bringing out the paper's curved, pastel textures.
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These constitute a business' inherent negatives — latent negative stakeholder impacts inherent to a business that increase as the company grows, magnifying the company's social risk profile.
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It would require defying the party leader's trade agenda during a contentious midterm election year and magnifying areas of serious disunity within the majority governing party.
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And if they bend a bunch of light rays the right way, they can actually act magnify the light behind it, acting like a huge magnifying glass.
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MagnifierSimply a shortcut to the Magnifier accessibility feature, which turns your device's camera into a magnifying tool for taking a closer look at text and other objects.
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You can use Spotlight search on your Mac by clicking on the magnifying glass in the upper-right corner of your screen or using a keyboard command.
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Newton will be playing Lucy, a journalist that Pikachu enlists to solve a mystery, as a detective Pokémon outfitted with a magnifying glass is wont to do.
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Regardless of labels, Lin makes works that powerfully communicate the female experience, often by taking a small gesture of domesticity and magnifying it to an epic scale.
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As you can probably imagine, members of Bachelor Nation wasted no time whipping out their collective magnifying glasses to dissect every last detail about the potential suitors.
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Virtual reality headsets totally overwrite your view of the world, using magnifying lenses and a flat screen to project an image around your entire field of vision.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dr. Linda Liau works with the precision of a master, peering into a patient's head with magnifying loupes as she removes a brain tumor.
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Netflix is to be commended for deciding against magnifying the pernicious impact of Farrakhan's self-adulatory biopic celebrating him as an African-American musical godfather and guru.
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Click on the magnifying glass icon at the top of the screen, search for the name of the series and select it from the list of results.
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"If you're using a magnifying mirror, you're seeing hairs too soon, so you're pulling way too soon, and it will result in some ingrown hairs," she said.
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Click on the magnifying glass icon at the top of the screen, search for the name of the series, and select it from the list of results.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 3. Subscribe.
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Jessica Luther's UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT: College Football and the Politics of Rape (Edge of Sports, paper, $22000) similarly has football both refracting and magnifying a larger American problem.
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"We have turned to historians and they've told us it is the original magnifying glass" that Hitler was using, said Nestor Roncaglia, head of Argentina's federal police.
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And by reducing the nicotine level, even while magnifying the effect of the nicotine, Juul presumably would be able to meet stricter nicotine limits in many countries.
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Tap on the "Search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 3. Subscribe.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 22018. Subscribe.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 2000. Subscribe.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 2200. Subscribe.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 270. Subscribe.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying-glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Still Processing" and select it from the list of results. 3. Subscribe.
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You can choose between Face/Eye Detection, Tracking, 49-point area, custom focus area, single-area, and pinpoint focus that includes a magnifying option for more control.
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As a participant in this burgeoning trend, what do you think of this desire to put a magnifying glass on the upper, upper, upper crust of society?
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This time the figure also has big, club hands; in the corner, she draws a smiling, smaller stick figure, holding a magnifying glass, examining a shoe print.
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Moreover, he applies his talents most attentively to everything awful about the genre, magnifying their awfulness, so that all his theoretically good qualities are actually net negatives.
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While the remaining 24 participants were grouped around a long oak table, he alone sat down on a stool and began to play with a magnifying glass.
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This tactic has often produced poor results for Team Trump, magnifying what could have been minor gaffes into major scandals that consume the media's attention for days.
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If you've ever used a magnifying glass to, say, fry an ant under the summer sun, you have a general idea of what the Synlight solar simulator does.
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The results indicated Brazil entered a new crisis in the first two quarters of 4.2016, magnifying currency passthrough to levels last seen in 2000-2003 and 2015-16.
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But the Chinese economy is four times as big as it was during the SARS outbreak, magnifying the global impact of an event that grinds down activity there.
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To make sure she gets a precise line as close to the lashes as possible, Bossavy uses magnifying glasses (and gloves!) to add the pigment to the skin.
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It lets anyone create their own tracking pixel, coyly disguised as either a transparent image, an image of the pokémon pikachu, or a not-so-subtle magnifying glass.
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A mantis found in the grill of a station wagon was an accidental death, but turning a magnifying glass on a mantis could get you the maximum sentence.
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I'm old enough to have lived through Amos 'n' Andy where you had white people in blackface playing two black characters just magnifying the stereotypes about black people.
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You don't get the big search box up at the top (it's back to a magnifying glass at the side), and you don't get inline attachment previews either.
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But you also have the tweeting and you have these -- the media constantly generating and magnifying things that occurred before the election, whether it&aposs Russia or whatever.
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Act II has the feeling of a magnifying glass being held up to the continuing, wide-ranging dialogues she seeks out with curators, artists, performers, writers, and researchers.
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"I think maybe you're reading into things with a magnifying glass or something," Kyle first explained, as the two discussed the issue at pal Lisa Rinna's backyard BBQ.
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Thanks to some photos from the final episodes, fans are throwing all logic and reason to the wind and taking their magnifying glasses to each and every pixel.
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Ms. Sharmila's image — pale, wild-haired, with the perennial tube attached to her nose — has come to embody resistance to the law, magnifying her message beyond state borders.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "The Run-Up" and select it from the list of results. 3. Subscribe.
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Wearing a magnifying visor, at a table with glues and tweezers and exact bits of wood, the boy puts together long ships and carracks in exquisite minute scale.
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Launch Preview from either your Mac's dock, or by searching for "Preview" using Spotlight (the magnifying glass icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen). 2.
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My initial suspicion that the plays' timely hooks would feel like gimmicks dissipated as I watched; they are more like magnifying glasses that focus and intensify the moment.
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I'm old enough to have lived through 'Amos 'n' Andy,' where you had white people in blackface playing two black characters just magnifying the stereotypes about black people.
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Placing birth charts in a sacred space like a church was like adding a spiritual magnifying glass to the chart itself—and the person who it was reading.
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It was in her bedroom with a baseball cap on it because when the sun hit it, it was like a magnifying glass and would start little fires.
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Mr. Clark sometimes stains but mostly he wields wide brushes and even brooms, magnifying impasto and brushwork in piled-up strokes that seem to squirm on the surface.
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All the Internet detectives can put their magnifying glasses down ... Matt Barnes is ending the debate, telling TMZ Sports he DEFINITELY faked the ball RIGHT AT Kobe Bryant.
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I'm old enough to have lived through Amos 'n' Andy where you had white people in blackface playing two black characters just magnifying the stereotypes about black people.
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And it seems like there's a much bigger magnifying glass on the story and a lot more competition for the story and a lot more smart consumers comparing.
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Instead of zooming in on what's on your screen, the latter will use the camera to create a "magnifying glass" to let you look closer at physical objects.
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Instead of zooming in on what's on your screen, the latter will use the camera to create a "magnifying glass" to let you look closer at physical objects.
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If Fox News's biggest star, Sean Hannity, specializes in angry rants, magnifying internet conspiracy theories and coordinating with Trump, Maddow deals in high-toned if sometimes exasperated argumentation.
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Complex genetic tests are rapidly evolving, greatly magnifying the need for Medicare beneficiaries to have access to genetic counselors who can guide them through the complex testing process.
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The Mexican peso rose sharply on Tuesday after Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the newly elected president, sought to soothe investors - magnifying a global bounce in emerging market assets.
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The Mexican peso rose sharply on Tuesday after Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the newly elected president, sought to soothe investors - magnifying a global bounce in emerging market assets.
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The process of authenticating such documents is not as simple as putting on white gloves and looking at them under a magnifying glass like on TV, Raab said.
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A 12-year-old got a magnifying glass for Christmas -- and promptly set his front yard on fire And everyone learned a very important science lesson that day.
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The puzzles are a healthy mix of logic (can you use clues to figure out which paintbrush goes where) and observation (lining up magnifying glasses of varying strengths).
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He sat down, turned on the lamp, and held the magnifying glass over the beach boy's eyes, hoping he might find some kind of explanation reflected in them.
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After intensifying its colors, magnifying its images and slowing down the action, she projected the grainy footage onto four giant screens that surrounded viewers with the heightened brutality.
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As the fault ruptured, the leading edge of the rupture tore through the crust much faster than usual, perhaps magnifying the shaking that led to the underwater landslide.
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Another saw a galaxy 14 billion light-years away magnifying another galaxy by a factor of 2,000—enough that they could see single stars in the galaxy's light emission.
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There's also the so-called "Core Lens Set," which includes fish-eye, super-wide (120-degree view) and a 15x macro for super close-ups (like a magnifying glass).
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The newly-blond pop star enjoys giving us very subtle clues about his next moves, and we are getting out our magnifying glasses to seek out his newest endeavour.
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On July 10th America gave notice of its intention to place 10% tariffs on another $200bn-worth of Chinese goods, including swordfish, magnifying glasses, vacuum cleaners and red dye.
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"Whatever you bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out, and hopefully you correct for it," Obama said at a press conference Monday.
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Glass is for examining closely — both at oneself, in mirrors, or at another, with eyeglasses and magnifying glasses; when we've seen too much, our eyes ache, becoming glassy themselves.
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It documents a protest in which demonstrators sought to make the oppression of the state visible by burning passages about Kurdish culture with magnifying glasses in a public square.
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Using the system, Apple may be able to do away with the magnifying lenses used in standard VR headsets to blow up images large enough for users to see.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing a magnifying glass to scorch anything unfortunate enough to cross your path on a sunny afternoon is a popular past time among kids.
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According to World University Rankings, ANU is Australia's best university and many of its graduates go on to hold senior government positions, magnifying security sensitivities over the data breach.
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The long political season and intense presidential election race are, undoubtedly, magnifying concerns about external voting system influence and the strength and security of the voting booth systems themselves.
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Nadler and Schiff will then pick the fly poop out of the pepper, taking what specks of dirt are bound to be in the report and magnifying them exponentially.
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No historical observer mentions seeing him use such a thing — not even a magnifying glass — but Buchinger, as a showman and magician, may have kept his methods under wraps.
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"The new eastern staircase, which threatened to diminish the room's amplitude, has the opposite effect of magnifying it," he wrote in 1998, as the $425 million renovation neared completion.
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While one wishes for a magnifying glass, a helpful display case explains some of the intricacies of Segers' technique, and a video at the entrance explains the artist's significance.
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Tap the magnifying glass in the Instagram tool bar to go to the search page, where you can seek out specific people, hashtags or places that match your keywords.
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On a range of fronts, fraternities — and sororities — contradict our stated values and undercut our supposed goals for higher education, putting our inconsistencies and hypocrisies under a magnifying glass.
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"You need a magnifying glass to read it," Murphy said, according to The New York Times, in perhaps the most accurate statement ever put forth about Johnson Smith ads.
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Syed is one of the nation's most famous murder suspects, thanks to the massively viral success of the 2014 podcast Serial, which took a magnifying glass to the case.
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So Carmack coded a version of 'Doom 3' that pre-distorted the image, counteracting the effects of the magnifying lens and making the picture appear correct to the viewer.
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"Luckily for Molly, she has a mother with medical emergency superpowers who was able to remove the hair with tweezers and a magnifying glass within a few minutes," Walker wrote.
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It's just so much better than any other precise cursor placement method, you'll never go back to tapping on words and waiting for the little magnifying glass to show up.
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And there would be plenty more: When I was confronted with a crisis, it began to feel as if someone had placed a magnifying glass over my normal emotional responses.
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Once complete, the brushes – made in 13 different sizes, from 000 to 10 – are inspected under a magnifying glass to make sure no there are no broken hairs, or 'blunts'.
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Right now, the Explore section (the magnifying glass icon in the app) shows you photos and videos you may like based on who you follow, and what posts you Like.
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A shameful corner of my brain is trying to work out a scenario in which she might let me examine her pores at close range, perhaps with a magnifying mirror.
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Zooming in on a photo, for example, causes the software to have to reassemble the image on the fly, leading to load times between each click of the magnifying glass.
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The Haunting of Hill House is a show meant to be watched, then rewatched with the Netflix version of a magnifying glass: ample use of the pause button and Reddit.
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If they tip to one extreme — like, say, Jupiter magnifying the Sun's bluster or the Sun arousing Jupiter's tactless candor — there could be an outlandish display of swagger and ego.
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Maxine Waters is pushing for a moratorium on the plans entirely — and every newspaper, tech company and government on Earth is taking a magnifying glass to Facebook's newly announced ambitions.
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More features that allow for greater accessibility, like the magnifying glass, are a great thing and anything that allows folks with visual impairments to better use their iPhone is phenomenal.
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A short scrap which could be painted as a victory for the Motherland, would boost Putin's already high domestic ratings while potentially magnifying divisions in NATO and embarrassing the alliance.
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"People didn't want that image of the guy with the magnifying glass and the chad," says Pamela Smith, the president of Verified Voting, a nonprofit that monitors voting machines nationwide.
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Its Google Cardboard experiment had stripped VR down to its most basic elements: a mobile phone, a pair of magnifying lenses, and a cardboard case that held the two together.
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When the packages arrived, the buyers opened it to discover a cardboard box smartphone "projector" — essentially, a magnifying glass — sold for less than $5 by the Chinese online shop AliExpress.
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It will hurt every time I type telephoto, but somehow I will make it through the pain — and it's certainly a longer, more magnifying lens than the 28mm wide angle.
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Whenever I look up at the stars at night pondering the cosmos, I think of my ant collector friend, kneeling in the jungle with a magnifying glass, scouring the earth.
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But it also has employees hand-soldering parts beneath high-powered magnifying glasses, the kind of personalized attention that can look like an anachronism on today's highly automated factory floors.
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Everything he did, I had him under a magnifying glass, and I incorporated some of the things I learned when I got to C.P.B. Can you give me an example?
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Instead, she turns her own distinctive face and form into a polished, utterly transparent magnifying glass for the — you should pardon the word — feelings that define the character she's playing.
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To help put it in perspective, it is displayed with an enlarged version of the book, with a (relatively) gigantic 13 x 13 mm binding, and an 8x magnifying glass.
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At this stage, there are brief glimpses of what might have been: a gripping detective yarn, with almost as many magnifying glasses and bowlers hats as a Sherlock Holmes adventure.
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"We have turned to historians, and they've told us it is the original magnifying glass" used by Hitler in the photograph, said Nestor Roncaglia, the head of Argentina's federal police.
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S. Index also holds many more stocks than the MSCI EAFE Index (3,873 versus 918), meaning it has smaller stakes in a bigger pool of stocks, magnifying the diversification effect.
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This wearable is scrollable with a micro magnifying glass to read the pages, sort of like microfiche but tiny and onto 100 percent nickel, which can withstand 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Looking at ants under a magnifying glass doesn't have anything on this macro vision of caterpillars, spiders, and dragonflies bathed in effervescent dew drops animated by CGI wunderkind Alexey Zakharov.
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For a group of engineers at Columbia University, in New York, led by Nanfang Yu, has worked out how to make magnifying lenses that are flat, and thinner than a hair.
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And then the most fundamental question, the one that holds itself up to your eye like a magnifying glass in the sun: Why did I love you in the first place?
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Instead of self-aware robots, workers—all women, mostly immigrants, sometimes undocumented—hunched over tables with magnifying glasses assembling parts, sometimes on a factory line and sometimes on a kitchen table.
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Some bystanders manage to film the urban, often daylight attacks and post the footage on social media, magnifying concerns in a country that struggles with a high rate of violent crime.
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A new short film in TOPIC's three-part series Still Life, Hydrangea, puts a magnifying glass on another common new-parenthood fear: What will having a kid do to my relationship?
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Whispers don't vote David smartly pointed out you need a magnifying glass to see cracks in the support for Trump among Republicans since they are almost unanimously behind him in public.
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It's not surprising that we've all started to feel really, really bad about our pores — in a world where even the morning news seems to be shot through a magnifying glass.
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No need for a magnifying glass or microscope; just a knife to harvest the pollen and a small paintbrush to apply it to the stigmas, and then see what comes up.
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"Whatever you bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out, and hopefully you correct for it," Obama said at a press conference on November 16.
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Canada's prime minister dressed up as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's beloved character Sherlock Holmes for the spooky holiday, donning the fictional detective's signature deerstalker hat, pipe, and clue-hunting magnifying glass.
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These artists intentionally make themselves stick out by looking absolutely ridiculous, expanding the size of their own selfie game, acting as a sort of magnifying glass turned toward standard selfie culture.
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The Fed, for example, closely followed the "real bills" doctrine during the late 1920s and early 1930s, magnifying the ebbs and flows of the economy and helping spawn the Great Depression.
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Last week, the internet was buzzing with the news about a "secret" magnifying glass tool in your iPhone, which gives you skills worthy of a slightly more digital-savvy Veronica Mars.
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Dozens of people have come forward to say they were abused, and a grand jury report suggesting that local officials and bishops colluded to cover up allegations is magnifying the outrage.
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But now he holds the portrait of his younger self, displaying it to us, while a third self-portrait from his middle years rests on the table beneath a magnifying glass.
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They describe the early, nagging doubts and the gritty reporting — from a magnifying glass to an urgent flight to Florida — that gave them the confidence to publish Mr. Trump's tax documents.
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In a ballet season of six or eight weeks, some artists change fast — and the proscenium arch becomes a magnifying glass through which, before our eyes, a dancer becomes a heroine.
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With a clever trapdoor mechanism to catch insects and a built-in magnifying glass, it encourages young scientists to explore the outdoors by and safely observe bugs and other little creatures.
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Ms. Smith used a 10-power magnifying loupe to examine the discovery at the thrift store in Kitty Hawk, picking up the color pressed to the paper by the wood block.
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"Excessive hours often lead to worker fatigue and poor safety practices, magnifying the risks of accidents or fatalities," said the coalition, which includes organizations such as Tenaganita and North South Initiative.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" and select it from the list of results. 3. Subscribe.
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For example, you can invert or filter screen colors in the Display Accommodation controls, or use the device's camera and flash as an illuminated digital magnifying glass with the Magnifier feature.
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And I strongly believe that Bernie's platform held a magnifying glass over a number of progressive issues that would have gone mostly without mention had it not been for his run.
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With so many to choose from, selecting a magnifying app may seem overwhelming, but Cozy Magnifier & Microscope, Smart Magnifier and Magnifier are among the more highly rated ones in the store.
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But he arrived here this week under an unusually harsh magnifying glass, having to answer to accusations by the International team member Cameron Smith, among others, that he is a cheat.
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The waveguide (what Magic Leap calls a "photonic lightfield chip") guides light — in this case, an image — across a thin layer of glass, magnifying it and angling it into your eye.
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This is Hollywood after all and the bathroom boasted a magnifying mirror so strong that one might not find it a blessing, but the array of Peninsula bath products was lovely.
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Barry Mano, a former college basketball official who founded Referee magazine in 1975 and the National Association of Sports Officials in 2000, sees the magnifying glass as a mirror to society.
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Given those incentives, Franklin said, police are encouraged to go after "low-hanging fruit" often found in minority communities that lack political and financial power, magnifying the effects of implicit bias.
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It's like looking at life through a magnifying glass that only magnifies things by a tenth of a percent — barely enough to be noticeable, but you can feel it deep down.
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You can use a magnifying glass to look at the individual pages, but to actually read the text you'll need to reach for a laboratory microscope capable of magnifications up to 150X.
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While most folks seem to know about the flashlight option on the iPhone, the magnifying feature, which uses the phone's camera to zoom in on text, seems a little less well known.
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The international team of scientists found two magnified images of the galaxy, called A1689B11, in two different points of the sky around their magnifying glass, a cluster of galaxies called Abell 1689.
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If the marketing and media business implode, it may not cause a collapse of the same magnitude, but these firms are trusting too many third parties who are now magnifying their problems.
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But Find My Friends rewards a groundwork of trust that's already laid, magnifying what we know to be true about the people we love through the changes in place that express it.
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Simply attach one of these two lenses to your phone with the multi-use adhesive, and start magnifying the world around you: from insects to flowers, to the details of everyday objects.
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Your phone is the magnifying glass that is allowing you to peer past your reality into a hidden experience locked (key word) to a place or object in the world around you.
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Amazon lobbied more federal entities last year than any other public U.S. company, pressing its case throughout the government at a time when its power and reach is under a magnifying glass.
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The exhibition's one true showstopper is right around the very first corner: In "Corps d'étranger" (1994), Hatoum explores her own body with a magnifying camera to produce an invasive and chilling video.
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And you need that mondo magnifying glass because there certainly is a tiny bear who things moonlighting as a ghost scientist is just training for the secret agent job they really want.
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When I first visited the lab, in April, 2014, a block of stone three feet long by eighteen inches wide lay on a table under bright lights and a large magnifying lens.
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Tap on the "search" magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, type in "Inside The New York Times Book Review" and select it from the list of results. 3. Subscribe.
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But it gets more difficult to be a black and white fan of the good and denouncer of the bad when you begin to look at the greats under a magnifying glass.
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Most of the work is done by master watchmakers hunched over tables of miniature components, wearing magnifying eyepieces or peering through microscopes as they finish and assemble the mechanical movements by hand.
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Speaking with ABC News, geologist Zaf Thanos heralded the discovery as remarkable, telling the news organization that most gold discoveries in mines across the world are only visible under a magnifying glass.
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These can include strategies like squeezing a koosh ball instead of knuckle-cracking, pulling in the chin to avoid chronic head-nodding or getting rid of magnifying mirrors to prevent face-picking.
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However, the firm's public reaction to Dr. Watkins on Twitter could complicate its partnership goals in the US, as it's placed a magnifying glass on the complicated issue of patient data privacy.
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His construction firm clients have pressured him to take lower downpayments than the usual 20 percent, and to extend repayment times, tightening his cash flow and magnifying the risks to his business.
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You've seen the YouTube tutorials (google "Blackhead Removal SHOCKING Video" — or don't), the DIY facial-scrub recipes, and yes, even the little black dots all over your nose in your 258x magnifying mirror.
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Spending time with him at his mountaintop temple, overlooking rolling green hills, we realized that our understanding of Facebook's role in societies with weak institutions went far beyond magnifying good and bad alike.
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Judge Robert Rosenberg of the Broward County Canvassing Board uses a magnifying glass to examine a dimpled chad on a punch card ballot during a vote recount in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Nov.
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The headset looks like a more stylized version of those magnifying glass headset jewelers wear when working with small parts — and early iterations were built from 3D printed plastic and repurposed goldfish bowls.
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From jade rollers and techie flossers to magnifying vanity mirrors and brush sets, we rounded up the best of Amazon's Black Friday beauty deals that you don't have to wait to shop, ahead.
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It all started with one beauty blogger, who used scar gel to transform her costume into something that resembled the Barbie-under-a-magnifying-mirror moments of our past — and it's pure genius.
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But in an integrated global trading and financial system there is a strong likelihood a slowdown in the United States and other major economies would spread, magnifying the impact on the oil industry.
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Yet Brent crude, the benchmark for pricing much of the world's seaborne crude, is itself partly priced on the flow of crude from 80 fields that feed the Forties pipeline, magnifying the impact.
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The lawsuits contend that system denies citizens their constitutional right to an equal vote by discarding votes for candidates who lose in a state and magnifying the votes of those who win there.
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It's 3,500 square feet with a lobby area, and three levels where cannabis is displayed in sensory jars that allow you to smell the various strains and examine them through a magnifying glass.
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For Mark, burning hordes of ants to death under the power of the sun is an all-natural, energy-efficent way to control pests like a kid with a really big magnifying glass.
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JOHN BOZZELLA President and Chief Executive, Association of Global Automakers Washington To the Editor: Tesla gets put under the magnifying glass for a single event, while the same technology has prevented numerous accidents.
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At the center of it all is President Trump, whose heated rhetoric has angered opponents while firing up his supporters, magnifying the sense that the political divide in the country is growing wider.
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Putting a bright spotlight on the hobby was none other than President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the philatelist in chief, often shown in official White House photographs with a magnifying glass, viewing his collection.
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It took a magnifying glass to be sure, but there they were: on each leaf an infinitesimal creature with tiny black-and-yellow stripes and tiny black faces and tiny black waving antennae.
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The event was streamed live to the more than 34 million Facebook followers of L'Oréal, significantly magnifying Chopard's social media universe of two million followers, the total of its Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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If your current version of the Android operating system does not have an integrated magnifying-glass tool, dozens of third-party magnifiers and screen-zoom apps are available in the Google Play store.
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"My 12-year-old son Cayden received a magnifying glass, which we thought was for reading, but instead he tried to see if he could light a fire with it," the post said.
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However, partial automation is specifically cited as one of the most dangerous paths the country can take because of the increase in the possibility of distraction and the potential for magnifying driver error.
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"Hyundai's image is currently having a hard time; there's a perception that the firm is behind the curve when it comes to electric cars so this strike is magnifying the negative image," Yoo said.
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Unlike a standard magnifying glass, which is thick in the center and tapers off tower the edges, a Fresnel lens is thin—little more than a flat plastic sheet with ridges on one side.
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So, I'm taking a magnifying glass to those from some of R29's favorite brands to get to the bottom of who's actually making the closest-to-perfect version of this timeless wardrobe staple.
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After closely examining my face with magnifying goggles, Dr. Wade then asked me to relay in detail my skin history up to that point (which, trust me, is like therapy for an acne sufferer).
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From here, tap the magnifying glass on the far left to search for the emotion you want to express, like angry or in love, or tap the "+" button to get to the Sticker Store.
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The internet is the greatest magnifying glass for attention ever built, and over time it has come to offer disproportionate awards to the web's biggest properties: Facebook, Google, and a handful of other giants.
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But look even closer — seriously, get a magnifying glass — and you'll see that the two little elephants are wearing outfits similar to the ones Elsa (Idina Menzel) and Anna (Kristen Bell) wear in Frozen.
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The scientific consensus is that, in the words of Henk Ovink, the Dutch government's special envoy on water matters, the process will be "like a giant magnifying glass, making all our challenges more extreme".
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The sleek 214-story edifice of luxury apartments and shops in Midtown Manhattan, already a tourist attraction, has been under a magnifying glass since Donald J. Trump kicked off his campaign there last summer.
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And this, I think, is where the life of the genre got squeezed out, like a beetle burned up on an asphalt driveway by a boy wielding a magnifying glass on a sunny day.
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But on top of that, the magnifying glass seen in the library also gives us a major clue to why the opening credits seem to zoom in on a map of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Select the Zoom tool either by clicking it in the Tools Palette on the left side of the screen — its icon looks like a magnifying glass — or by pressing Z on your keyboard.2.
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A newly published study from the Russell Sage Foundation found that incarceration of a family member is associated with a 153 percent decline in household assets, magnifying poverty and the race gap in America.
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Police say one of the most-compelling pieces of evidence of the historical importance of the find is a photo negative of Hitler holding a magnifying glass similar to those found in the boxes.
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Thinking Pictures is therefore more than a glimpse into the art of a distant land from a distant time — it is a mirror reflecting and magnifying the peculiarities of the postmodern condition in America.
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Kendall's "Hood Feminism" takes a critical magnifying glass to mainstream feminism and what she believes to be its "glaring blind spot," asserting that the goals of feminism today only seek to benefit the few.
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He said the seal must have been engraved by someone with a magnifying glass, even though none has been found, and dismissed the possibility that people of that era had sharper eyesight than today.
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" Last month, the actor — who is engaged to singer Katy Perry — spoke about the difficulties of his early fame, explaining to the Radio Times that he felt he was "under a giant magnifying glass.
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If it&aposs not in your sidebar, you can search for it with Spotlight (the magnifying glass icon in the top-right corner) and select it when it appears in the search results.3.
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Drinking espresso and smoking a cigarette, he works silently and slowly, carving the letter "G" into a thin block of steel with awls and chisels, peering through a magnifying glass to inspect his handiwork.
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The report, released in December 2018, was the first to take a data-driven magnifying glass to how the Russians used social media networks like Facebook and Twitter to try to influence the 2016 election.
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Once enabled, the magnifying feature enlarges anything seen through your phone's camera lens To enable the tool go to: Settings > General > Accessibility > Magnifier (then click the Home button three times in your camera to use).
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Shaq is supporting the Odessa Chambliss Quality of Life Fund, Bush is supporting the 619 Charitable Fund, Fiasco is supporting M.U.R.A.L. (Magnifying Urban Realities and Affecting Lives), and Marie is supporting the American Cancer Society.
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Caporella promised shareholders that 2016 will be the company's "break-out year": Each and every month, momentum is fueled through magnifying distribution, controlled launching of theme extensions, healthier beverages and the luring into our fold . . .
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That same year she followed up with the real-time Documentary Study: The Head of Medusa — essentially a performance during which she offered her genitalia for live inspection with a magnifying glass during her period.
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Qeexo is working on an even more advanced set of gestures called TouchTools that let users bring up, say, a virtual measuring tape, whiteboard eraser or magnifying glass by using a two-handed touch gesture.
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He repeatedly says things that hurt Republican candidates running for the House and Senate, and usually doubles down and repeats those comments again, magnifying the danger to his candidacy and other Republicans running in November.
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Why it matters: Changes in temperature and chemical levels inside the body can be recorded in a broad sense, but tools like this are the biological equivalent of using a microscope versus a magnifying glass.
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To find past docs, use the folder icon at the top right of the app's home screen if you know where they are stored, or search by name with the magnifying glass icon beside it.
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I've got two stupidly powerful weapons right here: an assault rifle with 120 bullets in the clip, and a rocket launcher that burns through giant ants like a magnifying glass the size of a city.
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His intricate pen-and-ink drawings show off his specialty: crisp quill calligraphy, so minuscule as to send the viewer running for a magnifying glass — all hand-lettered by a man who had no hands.
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Volker turned over reams of information to the impeachment inquiry that put the magnifying glass on Sondland and Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, and gave troubling testimony about what both were doing in the country.
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They've had the likes of Dominick Fernow's greyscale Vatican Shadow project, the silhouetted dancefloor destroyers in SHXCXCHCXSH, and the Raster-Norton-affiliated Kangding Ray try their hands at magnifying their own darkness over the years.
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And that is precisely why we should also take the magnifying glass to Google, Apple and others that similarly partner with vast developer communities that receive special access to inordinate amounts of sensitive user data.
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This is where Tchelitchew comes in and a magnifying glass proves handy — look carefully at "Thicket" (1958), and you will likely see a ghostly face synonymous with the undergrowth in the lower right hand corner.
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Another task, Chesky said, is to ensure he has a solid understanding of how Airbnb's business can alter neighborhoods and housing markets "before there is a giant magnifying glass on you" in the public markets.
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Mr. Xi will also oversee a big leadership shake-up at a Communist Party congress this autumn, when he starts his second term as party leader, magnifying the government's hunger for social confidence and stability.
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Prior to that, armed with scissors and a magnifying glass (she refuses to wear her reading glasses), she'd carefully cut out articles about Elizabeth Warren and other pioneering women she'd discover featured in the paper.
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And like the close-ups that show the characters' weathered faces in detail, Dreyer, too, puts a magnifying glass on just a brief section of Joan's life: her final moments before being burned at the stake.
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A magnifying glass for selecting textScreenshot: GizmodoWe haven't noticed too many small tweaks in our time with the Android P beta—or maybe they've just been too small for us to notice them—but here's one.
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Once the feature is live, you'll see a magnifying glass icon in the upper-right hand corner of the app, which allows you to browse restaurants, gas stations and other points of interests along your route.
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"This study adds to concerns about chemicals that contaminate highly processed or packaged foods, potentially magnifying health effects above and beyond the effects that may result from their high-fat or high-sugar content," Trasande added.
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But whip out your magnifying glass and take a closer look, because you'll soon notice the top pops out into a retractable standing mirror that would give your vanity at home a run for its money.
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But Clinton's public stumble at a 9/85033 event, later revealed to be caused by dehydration after a pneumonia diagnosis, shook up the race as the two candidates' health records were put under the magnifying glass.
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There a handful of new software features for the S Pen, including a magnifying loupe, quick text translation tool, and a new tool that makes it easy to create GIFs from any video that's currently playing.
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The issues of defense spending and natural gas supplies from Russia merited discussion in the sessions, but this public rebuke, with television cameras rolling, was not aimed at solving the problems but at magnifying the message.
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I went through that with a magnifying glass and tried to identify all the WWII covers that I could, with a list, and then I used a couple other research methods to fill out the list.
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Recently, at Sacramento Police Headquarters, Ms. Langhus squinted through a magnifying glass and looked for a match between two fingerprints — one pulled from a shell casing at a shooting scene and another from the department's records.
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If you're serious about getting into the hobby, have a magnifying glass ready and dedicate some time to learning about notable mint errors and rare varieties in coins, suggests John Sculley, a coin cataloger for Heritage.
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Helen, meanwhile, puts her do-gooder impulses to work trying to help a working-class stiff, Leonard Bast (Joseph Quinn), whose interactions with the family, despite her good intentions, only seem to keep magnifying his misfortune.
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Hudson and Inspector Lestrade, each having a unique ability that they can activate such as giving players investigation markers or letting them cash in those magnifying glass-shaped tokens in for cards from a clue deck.
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At the same time, several presentations brought up the fact that the US system, particularly institutions like the Electoral College and the Senate, can distort the impact of the popular vote, magnifying some voices over others.
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Selecting text is no longer a clumsy affair where you need to long press to bring up a magnifying glass; on iPadOS you simply tap where you want the cursor to go and slide to quickly select.
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In the end, the Senate's efforts collapsed in a predawn vote on Friday, magnifying the ineffectiveness that often goes with the chaos around Trump, the constant storm of tweets, the White House infighting, the self-inflicted wounds.
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At this former bank branch in Totowa, N.J., the vault had a four-number combination, said Mr. Sitar, who affixed a flashlight and magnifying glass on the vault door and began spinning the vault's 100-number dial.
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One look at Priyanka Chopra's skin — sculpted jawline, dewy cheekbones, a forehead so smooth not even a magnifying glass could find a bump or wrinkle — is your dead giveaway that she's about to walk down the aisle.
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Just tap and hold on the site's search box and choose Add Search Engine (on Android), or tap inside the site's search box and then on the magnifying glass (on iOS) to add it to the list.
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There are a few other minor tweaks, including changing the settings icon from a cog to three vertical dots, and updating the search button from a white-on-blue magnifying glass to a grey-on-white one.
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He told me that, when he first examines a sculpture for signs of polychromy, he looks at it for hours, aided by a device that involves a magnifying glass and an L.E.D. light affixed to a headband.
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Google kicked off November with a $2.1 billion bid for Fitbit — a deal that would potentially put an incredible amount of currently unregulated consumer health data squarely under the magnifying glass of Google's mammoth data analysis tools.
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Make sure to use the magnifying glass the gallery offers each viewer, and, most important of all, make sure you have spare time to linger over the drawings, which are arranged in more or less chronological order.
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Examining it with one of the magnifying glasses provided by the museum, you may discern that the curls of the queen's hair are made of minuscule letters; so is an intricately looping line running around the oval frame.
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Photo: GettyGoogle found itself in an uncomfortable position Sunday night, as 60 Minutes placed a magnifying glass on the company that accounts for 90 percent of all search traffic and asked if it is operating as a monopoly.
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If the diamond holding its value is important to you, though, aim for a VS1 diamond or higher: "without a trained eye or magnifying glass you cannot tell the difference between that and a flawless diamond," he says.
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You could use the stylus to capture a region of the screen, capture the entire screen, make a new note, switch on a magnifying glass to enlarge parts of the screen, or turn on the laser pointer mode.
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Once in a region, the invasive ants drive out native ant populations, and though ant wars may seem to be of little consequence to some, the invasions have impacts that can often be seen without a magnifying glass.
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Brundtland said the offshore safety rules applied to everyone equally, but the PSA had "a magnifying glass" on Goliat because of the previous problems, including during the installation, when she said "serious breaches" of electrical system were found.
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I have often ended up at drugstores buying yet another pair of tweezers and a magnifying mirror and finding a secret corner in which to pluck away; occasionally I pluck too hard and end up reddened and marked.
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Act II the final component of the Sharjah Biennial Tamawuj has the feeling of a magnifying glass being held up to the wide-ranging dialogues chief curator Christine Tohmé seeks out with curators, artists, performers, writers, and researchers.
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Go deeper: When Einstein was developing the general theory of relativity 100 years ago, he predicted that gravity would act like a magnifying lens when a distant star passed by a closer object, brightening and bending the starlight.
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"I want my kids to grow up riding horses and bikes and to not have to spend every day with us going over them with a magnifying glass to make sure they don't have any ticks," he said.
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A maximal strategy like this would tempt some on the left to hope Republicans succeed anyhow—magnifying as many contradictions as possible along the way—to hasten the creation of a truly universal health care system in America.
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The band continued to develop a signature sound throughout their releases, with 1996's This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About, magnifying frontman Isaac Brock's peculiar use of harmonics and whammy-bar bends.
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Benjamin conducted the sequence with clear, eloquent gestures, his score magnifying themes that he had established earlier, retracing them on a tremendous scale and on more conventional instruments: the strings, horns, and percussion long associated with orchestral grandeur.
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While online shopping could help mitigate the impact of store closures for some retailers, shutting down for even several weeks would further slash sales for most companies, magnifying the toll the coronavirus is already taking on global business.
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The latest version of WhatsApp's Android beta version, released on Thursday, also includes a new magnifying glass icon on highly forwarded messages that users can tap to be brought to a Google search about claims in the message.
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Op-Ed Contributor After the election of Donald J. Trump, technology companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google have been called to account for magnifying the anger and misinformation of the voters who helped propel him to the presidency.
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By magnifying the microfragments 200 times, restorers observed the paint's surface in 3D, and saw how the layers were structured — where the overpainting dating mostly to the 16th or 17th centuries ended, and where the original painting began.
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Not that such a magnifying glass is ever applied in the staging by Mr. von Stuelpnagel ("Hand to God"), which brings out the more boisterous aspects of Coward's comedy, occasionally to hilarious, but just as often labored, ends.
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DeAndre Jordan turned 30 in July, and, despite averaging damn near 15 points and 15 rebounds per game this season, a magnifying glass is not required to see how he isn't the same player he used to be.
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The university has moved against Professor Xu weeks before China enters a succession of potentially contentious dates, magnifying the nervousness of leaders who are already grappling with a slowing economy and a trade dispute with the United States.
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Underwood hid from the public while she recovered from a nasty fall from November 2017 to April of this year and, when she returned, the public took a magnifying glass to her face, searching for proof of the accident.
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It's magnifying heat waves and droughts, and contributing to desertification and declining crop yields — and worse impacts are yet to come if global warming continues unchecked, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's special Climate Change and Land report said.
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Abell 370 is a masterpiece on its own, as the gravity pulling these galaxies together actually warps the fabric of spacetime itself, stretching and magnifying background galaxies, which appear as blueish streaks and lines in the dazzling image below.
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According to The New York Times, previous incarnations of the PFASs currently in use were banned when studies found that they could linger in the human body for years, increasing the risk of cancer and magnifying other health risks.
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Unfortunately, the red leather book, created by the Scottish publisher Gleniffer Press and kept in a magnifying case inside a plastic box, was quickly stripped of its honor: the British Library declared it a pamphlet rather than a book.
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Recent announcements of Siri coming to Mac this fall, and of newer innovations, like a magnifying glass feature for low-vision users, have continued the promise of improving the Apple experience for those who are blind and low vision.
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Portrayed in a flux of waxing and waning certainty by Ms. Anyanwu, Nkechi keeps reframing scenes from her relationship with the charismatic MJ (Ian Quinlan), sometimes through a cold lens of regret, sometimes through the magnifying glass of myth.
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In fact, the demos I tried did not even involve me plopping on a contact lens—they used virtual reality headsets and held up bulky prototypes to my eye, as though I was Sherlock Holmes with a magnifying glass.
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The election was watched around the world for magnifying many of the broader tensions rippling through Western democracies, including the United States: populist anger at the political mainstream, economic insecurity among middle-class voters and rising resentment toward immigrants.
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Cayden and his two brothers went out in the driveway after opening presents to "burn a couple of holes in some newspaper" with the magnifying glass he had just received when an unexpected fire broke out, Parson told CNN.
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But our ability today to anticipate dangerous future weather creates an opportunity to reconcile with where we let people build, how we manage vegetation that could burn, and whether we replace more trees and soil with heat-magnifying concrete.
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Estimates put the number of new jobs — many of them low paid — that are created indirectly for each new tech worker at between two and five, adding to the housing squeeze and greatly magnifying the impact of tech expansion.
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A new report from the United Nations' body in charge of monitoring climate change details how global warming is already playing out on land to negative effect: magnifying heat waves and droughts and contributing to desertification and declining crop yields.
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As a bonus, they happen to reside just a few doors from Rachel's old house, which her ex-husband ("The Leftovers'" Justin Theroux) shares with the woman for whom he left her, Anna (Rebecca Ferguson), magnifying Rachel's pain and longing.
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"The pathology is known, what triggered the selloff was the market's magnifying glass which focused on the tough part ahead to reduce bad loans as a war of words erupted between Rome and the EU over budget plans," the treasurer said.
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Maybe it's really rather better-suited to fracturing the consensus narratives traditionally used to glue societies and peoples together because it's so good at isolating and magnifying differing viewpoints — and thus at ripping apart the social fabric along existing fault lines.
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If it's the Pikachu we know and love, then he has apparently retired from the fighting circuit to work as a gumshoe, complete with a Sherlock Holmes hat, a magnifying glass, and a newly acquired grasp of the English language.
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Each of the figures represents humanity's relationship with the gas planet: The figure for Jupiter, the Roman god of the sky and thunder, carries a lightning bolt, while his wife, Juno, carries a magnifying glass, representing her search for the truth.
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Lohan has been in the public eye for 18 years, and earlier in the week she Instagrammed an old photo of a heart-shaped cloud along with a message asking fans to take their magnifying glasses off of her relationship.
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Click the Time Machine icon in the top menu bar — it looks like a clock with an arrow going around the outside — or search for it using Spotlight, the magnifying glass at the top right corner of your screen.3.
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To revisit questions you've already asked, there's no need to talk into the app again — just touch the magnifying glass in the upper left-hand corner to see a record of your questions, which you can tap to automatically ask again.
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In the short term, the legal offensive may help galvanize further political opposition to Mr. Trump's decision, offering activists, businesses and other interest groups a way of magnifying their objections through court filings and placing additional pressure on lawmakers to act.
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That doesn't sound like a story that would sustain a film for two hours and 45 minutes, but American Honey's success lies in the magnifying glass it places on what it's like to grow up poor and female in America.
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For many young readers, the die-cut magnifying glass that pops out of the book's front cover will be an affectation, but for middle-agers-and-up tasked with helping them with the hunt, it's worth a pirate's plunder. LOOK!
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The violence serves as the centerpiece of the film, with Ms. Bigelow, a sharp, deft filmmaker, magnifying the horrors with extreme close-ups on the faces of the men in torment, and vérité shots to connote an air of authenticity.
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She filmed makeup tutorials on a flip camera propped up on a tall stack of books, and to focus in on her eyes as she did her eye shadow and mascara, she held a magnifying glass over the camera lens.
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But it caught the attention of intelligence agencies around the world for a simple reason: Lithium 6 offers a fast way to turn an ordinary atom bomb into a hydrogen bomb, magnifying its destructive power by up to 103,000 times.
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Washington (CNN)Cambridge Analytica, the data company Donald Trump's campaign hired during the 22016 presidential election, has been under a magnifying glass this week after a whistleblower claimed that the firm misused the personal data of about 25.8 million Facebook users.
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The increasingly aggressive rejoinders by her co-hosts have escalated to the daytime TV equivalent of a cage fight for the viewing public, reflecting the frustrations of discourse in our current political climate under the magnifying glass of harsh studio lighting.
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The party holding the White House has a vested interest in magnifying the role of the president when it comes to good news, and the opposition has an incentive to emphasize the role the president played whenever bad news emerges.
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In a year when news of an angry, snarling nation seemed way too much with us, 24 hours a day, the New York theater served up both forget-your-troubles fantasies and magnifying mirrors to a world seriously out of joint.
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He uses mirrors a great deal, magnifying distortion, so that he can seem hole-in-corner to himself, or loom large like a naked threat to his own peace of mind, or merely look marginalized or newly in from the cold.
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From the mortgages themselves to products created to bet on risk and credit worthiness, soon enough, Wall Street had created an extensive and complex array of securities with funky acronyms, in some cases magnifying the risks two- and three-fold.
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The election was watched around the world for magnifying many of the broader tensions rippling through Western democracies, including the United States: populist anger at the political mainstream, economic insecurity among middle-class voters and rising resentment toward immigrants. 2114.
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Trump indicated in a closed-door meeting Tuesday night that he supports both measures, and the vote will be under the magnifying glass considering the outcry over the administration's policy to separate children from their families illegally crossing the border.
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To that end, "Austerlitz" serves as a showcase for each character's human flaws and insecurities, as the pretext of a family sit-down brings every character together under a single roof and holds a magnifying glass to the bonds between them.
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Now, a magnifying glass has been aimed at what seems increasingly like a common practice for tech companies to abuse Apple's enterprise developer program to load apps that violate the App Store's terms of service, all to gather more data about users.
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Then there were the four miniature books published by Waldmann & Pfitzner, kept inside plastic magnifying cases, that held the title between 1952 and 1964, until a red leather bible published in Tokyo to coincide with the New York World's Fair won the record.
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Apparently, Kattan has been reading our minds, because she just teamed up with Tweezerman to create a (super cute!) brow-grooming collection, which includes two pairs of lip-printed tweezers, a magnifying mirror, spoolie brush, brow scissors and adorable lip-shaped case.
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The mirror is part of the band's attempt to make this show feel both magnifying yet intimate, even though this is all taking place in a huge field in the middle of Randall's Island, with the Manhattan skyline glittering in the distance.
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With the looming California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 due to take effect by January 2020, the U.S. Congress will be under a magnifying glass as it considers its approach to drafting a new federal privacy law to override or compliment California's.
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The stark lines of sports provide a clearer focus for the universal fact these stories dramatize: that physical ability unavoidably wanes, infinitely magnifying the pressure to achieve one's goals in a relatively short window of time, which shuts while one is still young.
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To spare you the hassle of busting out a magnifying glass, check out the full text of Rowling's rejection letter below:Dear Robert Galbraith,Thank you very much for giving us the opportunity to consider your novel, which we have looked at with interest.
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The team gazes through magnifying devices (used for the then-fledgling science of "finger marks") and later through opera glasses in order to spy on Commissioner Roosevelt and his companions — an aging Mayor William Lafayette Strong and the philandering robber baron J.P. Morgan.
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For example, a recent test to remove all news publishers from the News Feed and to place them under a separate tab in six countries, including Bolivia and Slovakia, yielded an unexpected result of magnifying the amount of fake news on the platform.
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Though she performed well in Cincinnati's biggest court, Sluiter acknowledged that playing under a magnifying glass as the champion of one of the biggest U.S. Open lead-in tournaments may be unpleasant for Bertens, a shy player who prefers shunning the spotlight.
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To send a Beep Beep to a friend (when you are not actively driving, of course), open the Waze app, tap the magnifying glass in the corner of the screen and then tap your user name at the top of the next screen.
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The iPad is getting many more productivity features with things like column views for digging into file hierarchy, the ability to plug in a USB drive, and iPad-native multitouch gestures (no more magnifying glass that gets in the way when you're highlighting text!).
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The Summit aims to be a mirror reflecting and magnifying the peculiarities of the post-truth condition, as well as a forum of debate that can offer audiences an unparalleled opportunity to better understand the cultural and political situation while convening to envision the future.
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In "Wire and Wool," for solo cello and electronics, the cellist Kivie Cahn-Lipman enacted a fraught dialogue between musician and instrument, with the electronic score magnifying the physical assault — the crunch and grind of horsehair on metal-wound gut — a cello suffers in performance.
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The group held its first full bat mitzvah, a coming-of-age ceremony for girls, at the wall in 2014 and got around the strictures against women reading from the Torah there by sneaking in a miniature scroll that was read with a magnifying glass.
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Then you see 75-year-olds who just sit in chairs all day and wait for all their senses to go, to the point where they have to read the Radio Times with a magnifying glass and get someone to clean their tits for them.
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Whereas the Alito majority in Preap takes a magnifying glass to the words on the page and strives to understand them without reference to anything outside the four corners of the document—an approach known as "textualism"—the Breyer dissent takes a broader view.
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Add that to the worst drought in history that parched the state from 23 to 2014, throw in some voracious bark beetles, and you get 129 million dead trees in California, drying out and magnifying the risk of yet another devastating wildfire for the state.
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This kind of AR-driven treasure hunt resulted in masses of users appearing in unlikely locations, clutching their smartphones in the same way the prototypical detective holds a magnifying glass in front of his face as he hunts down clues, oblivious to all around him.
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So it doesn't seem like a coincidence that the three films I saw on my first day of my first TIFF all felt extra sweaty, as if the close-up cameras were all magnifying glasses, focusing the sun into pinpoint heat on the ants below.
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Dr. Lee puts on huge magnifying goggles to help her to see Kal-Elle's vessels clearly, then sticks a small angled syringe into her leg — which leads to a little bit of blood, but nothing more than a knick you might get from shaving.
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I shudder to think what it was like before Obamacare, when you couldn't even be sure that the basics were covered without an M.D. after your name, a magnifying glass for the small print and a couple of weeks with nothing much in the diary.
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There were a handful people at the bar — including a woman in sneakers and shorts who ate oysters as she skimmed Facebook on her phone, with the help of a magnifying glass she laid over it — and about five employees of the hotel and bar.
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How to use the Replace option to swap in new termsIf you have to replace multiple instances of a term or figure in your Excel sheet, then click on the magnifying glass icon at the top right corner of the screen and click "Replace…"
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And Democrats believe there is a media frenzy around Clinton aimed at magnifying anything that has the whiff of controversy, arguing that the State Department and Clinton Foundation controversies have been beaten to death by a press corps that is eager to take her down.
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"It was in such condition that I knew I couldn't bring it back to its original perfection," Ms. Lippi said recently, as she applied the finishing touches to the painting in her Florentine laboratory, magnifying glasses on her eyes and a brush in hand.
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As a way to preserve his freedom, Mr. Bracey carries around three tools: a small telescope worn around his neck, used to spot street signs and locate bus stops; a magnifying glass kept in his pocket for reading; and in his hand, a folding cane.
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Balagov — who co-wrote the script with Aleksandr Terekhov, based on a 1985 oral history of Soviet women's wartime experience by Nobel Prize-winning writer Svetlana Alexievich — too often uses trauma as a magnifying glass to show the surface, rather than the depths, of anguish.
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The Times piece also specifically names three former Trump advisers in particular who its sources say are under the magnifying glass: Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chair; Carter Page, a former foreign policy adviser for Trump; and Roger Stone, a former key adviser for Trump.
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It appeared that gas surrounding the brown dwarf, which is basically a small, cool star (or very large, hot planet), was acting like a magnifying glass passing in front of the pulsar, allowing the researchers to make out features around the star some 20 kilometers apart.
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Essentially, you're using a magnifying lens to make the image coming from your phone larger, but there are other issues to solve along the way—like how to make sure the final picture isn't flipped the wrong way, and getting the image bright and in focus.
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Photo: APE-commerce giant Amazon's power has steadily grown to the point where it can flash-fry competitors just by pointing its fearsome gaze in the general direction of their retail sector, like a magnifying glass aimed at ants or a really efficient Eye of Sauron.
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The problem is that, as a result, the attention also prioritizes their chosen solutions to the problems, solutions that included support for Donald Trump's policies targeting of immigrants of color, magnifying racial resentment, and reasserting whiteness as the natural and preferred default "good" in American life.
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Even in her 80s, my grandmother hoards those little magnifying mirrors so she can eliminate her facial hairs as soon as they spring up, and a friend recently admitted to sneaking off to the office bathroom to pluck her chin hairs before important meetings with male bosses.
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Open the Messages app — it's the blue and white speech bubble icon in your dock; if it's not in your dock, use Spotlight (the magnifying glass icon at the top-right of your screen) and enter "messages" in its search box to locate the app.2.
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Rarely could I find Instagram accounts of ordinary gray-haired women who spent downtime pondering their pores in a magnifying mirror or standing in front of an open fridge, eating a pickle, a carton of leftover fried rice and a spoonful of peanut butter, calling it lunch.
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I shuffled like my grandmother in my early 20s, periodically experienced urinary incontinence from the age of 17, temporarily lost vision and needed tinted magnifying lenses in my 30s, and now in my 40s experience cognitive challenges that are more typical of a much older person.
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Pull up the profile of the person that you&aposd like to mute by either tapping on their username in your feed or searching for them via the search option — the magnifying glass second from the left at the bottom of your screen — in the app.3.
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China's Finance Ministry announced that the country's tariff commission had rescinded plans to impose tariffs of 5 percent or 10 percent on a range of American products, notably farm goods like sorghum and seed corn as well as flavored tea, electric clocks, magnifying glasses and navigational radars.
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Task Manager on Windows (find it through the search bar on the taskbar) and Activity Monitor on macOS (find it through Spotlight by hitting CMD + Space Bar or clicking the magnifying glass in the top right corner) can help you check on what's actually running on your system.
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A recent working paper published by Harvard Business School** summarises the possible benefits of private-equity ownership: the substitution of debt for equity, thereby reducing taxes and magnifying profits; compensation structures that provide huge incentives to management for increasing benefits; the addition of new expertise; and transactional dexterity.
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US Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialist uses a magnifying glass to look at a bug he found while inspecting flowers at the Miami International Airport on February 212016, 2125 (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Have you ever tried to get something that you shouldn't through US Customs?
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There is this sense of symbiosis that runs through songs like "Childish" which suggests the idea of movement in unison, each part synced up to the other in service of the performance that Douglass gives at the center, magnifying her message of triumphing in the face of self-doubt.
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Apple is already doing a ton of work rounding the corners of the LCD screen to make them look smoothly curved (this works great and is nearly seamless unless you bust out the magnifying loupe) and it's doing some additional stuff around the edge to keep it looking tidy.
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It's only upon very close inspection that one sees the writing (a magnifying glass would have helped) and is able to make out the words of some of the most beautiful poems in the Western cannon, including ones by T.S. Eliot, Walt Whitman, Langston Hughes, and Adrienne Rich.
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Magnifying and manipulating such familiar patterns of our built environment, Cowansage's smaller paintings situate her viewers in ambiguous positions: we become small, like insects, floating over blue blades of grass that weave neatly together; we hover, like the hook of a crane, over a pile of stacked bricks.
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"Even just a couple of years ago, we as researchers still considered statistics kind of like a magnifying glass, something you would hold to the data and you would then see what's inside, and it just helped you extract the truth," Orben, now at the University of Cambridge, says.
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The Republican National Convention (RNC) has descended upon Cleveland and set up shop at Quicken Loans Arena (a building still trembling with energy from the city's recent, long-awaited win of the NBA championship), magnifying an already heightened political fervor here in the mother of all swing states.
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A company called Burris Optics had one on display that combines a magnifying scope with an unmagnified red dot on the side—you line up distant targets through the scope, and if someone pops up in the close foreground, you turn the rifle 45 degrees and use the red dot.
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In a hidden room in a house near Argentina's capital, police believe they have found the biggest collection of Nazi artifacts in the country's history, including a bust relief of Adolf Hitler, magnifying glasses inside elegant boxes with swastikas and even a macabre medical device used to measure head size.
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She and her students have memorized the layout of the basement room in which the class is held, and she figures out which of her discs of music to load into the boom box by placing them under a machine, the Aladdin Ultra, that functions as a gigantic magnifying glass.
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In June, The Hill published my op-ed magnifying the potential of a new federal law, the Global Magnitsky Act (GMA) to punish dictators, despots, and their co-conspirators who deprive citizens of fundamental human rights through torture, forced disappearance, and assassination — and the corrupt seizure of lucrative private assets.
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The artists' gaze emphasizes how, in a situation of extreme violence, documentary photography (and film) becomes not a tool to investigate or clarify past events, but rather a victim of reality, magnifying our sense of confusion and estrangement and also psychologically normalizing it as reality and inuring us to it.
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The birth of cable news and Fox News and these kinds of things that are magnifying it, but it's clear that technology has amplified it, and at the very least, how can they all be in a race to create what Jack — what Twitter says, like healthy conversations, civility, open mindedness, dialogue.
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Norma Jeane carried a wooden cane and a black handbag, in which she kept her Bible, an empty pickle jar that she used as a wallet, a cracked cell phone with no battery, a magnifying glass, and an old bottle for Seroquel, an antipsychotic medication used to treat bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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Instead of using a button (the home button on your phone and the digital crown on an Apple Watch), you'd activate Siri with an icon in the menu bar at the top of the screen, according to 9to5Mac (likely next to, or in place of the current magnifying glass icon that signifies Spotlight).
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"Since Judge Kavanaugh's hearing, when we were taking a magnifying glass to his high school yearbook, that seems to be the way things go around here now ... to criticize people for maybe some of their youthful indiscretions or opinions they expressed back then that are not particularly politically correct today," said Sen.
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It is an amazing thing to watch a caterpillar egg hatch (the baby so tiny it takes a magnifying glass to be sure a hatching is actually taking place), and it is equally amazing to watch a full-grown caterpillar spin and contort as it shrugs off its skin and forms a chrysalis.
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In the end, Samba Gana turns his sword on himself, able only in death to persuade her of his sincerity — at which point Alassane abandons the corporeal (and slightly doll-like) puppets and concludes the retelling in panning shots of oil paintings, magnifying the story an extra degree from bedtime fable to regional myth.
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Here it is: money has a magnifying effect on some aspects of one's life and personality — because people are less likely to say no to you, because you have the resources to pursue your weirdo dreams, and because you spend less time with people who aren't wealthy and forget what their lives are like.
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Interpretive stations along the way explain hybridization, the source of thousands of modern orchids, and show the enormous variation in size among the 30,20023 orchid species, from near-microscopic (a large magnifying glass is required) to Paphiopedilum sanderianum (yes, that Sander) native to Borneo, whose trailing petals can reach a length of three feet.
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Using the new "add a stop" option is fairly simple: while you're in navigation mode, you'll see a magnifying glass at the top-right of your screen that, when pressed, offers a variety of options for the type of places where you might need to stop, including gas stations, restaurants, grocery stores or coffee shops.
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There was the elderly couple perennially seated at the kitchen table of their street-level brownstone complete with Julia Child pegboard wall of pots: she with her Jackie-O double strand of pearls and cigarette in bony hand, he with New York Post and magnifying glass — then with oxygen tank, then not at all.
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Although Mr. Xi's decision will not be known until late 2017, the suggestion that he intends to break with precedent and begin his second term without a probable successor is magnifying uncertainties about who will rise and who will fall in the expected shake-up, including questions about the fate of the premier, Li Keqiang.
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What makes the whole of Stages gutsier, and more fulfilling, than most public art projects is the willingness of its creators to expose Winnipeg's unconventional and, at times, undesirable aspects and to allow public art to act as a kind of magnifying glass, finding intrigue where we might otherwise see a curiosity or worse.
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Freedom to reconfigure is one of the most essential parts of the internet era–downloading scripts to invert the color of text on sites make them easier to use, magnifying text and speech to make computers easier to understand, and programmable macros can automate repetitive tasks so they take a fraction of the time.
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Additionally, the kit includes a 44-millimeter stainless steel case; a dial; spring bars; three vegan-friendly (faux leather and faux suede) straps; hour, minute and second hands; and the tools required to assemble the components: a screwdriver, putty, magnifying glass, tweezers, spring bar tool, cutter, glue, gloves and a step-by-step guide.
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"We know that most, or almost all, people with low vision can be helped at least somewhat by low vision services, which include both devices (such as magnifying lenses for reading, telescopes for distance vision, and electronic options) and rehabilitation (such as mobility training, eccentric viewing, and other techniques)," Schwartz, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"I want my kids to grow up riding horses and bikes and enjoying themselves every day and not have to spend every day with us going over them with a magnifying glass to make sure they don't have any ticks on their body or their dogs, but that is part of the lifestyle of where I live," he said.
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But scientists see a risk that if the destruction from fires and insects keeps rising, the situation will reverse, and some of the carbon that has been locked away in the forests will return to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, accelerating the pace of global warming and further magnifying the stress on the forests — a dangerous feedback loop.
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So when you buy a Sea-Monkey kit, you get the tiny plastic aquarium and fitted into the sides are little magnifying lenses that enhance the tiny brine shrimp just enough, setting off a little motion picture in your head of itty-bitty primates swinging to and fro by their curved tails, gamboling in a watery jungle.
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Here are the best needlepoint tools and supplies you can buy:Best needlepoint stitching frames: American Dream Products Adjustable Oak Lap FrameBest needlepoint thread organizer: D&D Floss OrganizerBest needlepoint needle threader: DMC Aluminum Needle ThreaderBest needlepoint yarn snips: Fiskars Crafts Premier Ultra-Sharp Thread Snips Best needlepoint lighting and magnification: Brightech Lightview Pro XL Magnifying Glass
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The case causes a furore, in part because a decorated naval officer is at the centre of it, and also because tabloid editor Erach Billimoria, (Kumud Chaudhary), a character obviously inspired by Blitz editor Russi Karanjia, uses the opportunity to drive up sales - printing and magnifying every bit of salacious gossip he can get his hands on.
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Whether it be in the form of archival selections from dusty old records or, more recently, lushly orchestrated original compositions, Tarantino has proven himself a master at using music to set a mood, echoing and magnifying the eclectic energies of his characters through off-kilter funk, jazz, soul, and folk tracks from the annals of history.
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Their first collection, which debuts next month during the Milan Furniture Fair, features a wide range of collectibles: spare, clean-lined wood and leather furniture by the architect Rafael Moneo; tabletop curiosities like a leather mail tray and a brass magnifying glass; brightly colored, geometric wallpaper by the illustrator Nigel Peake; and a vanity cabinet with folding canvas doors.
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While TikTok is best associated with the e-boys and e-girls who mark "the future of subculture," as The Goods by Vox's Rebecca Jennings once put it, the platform has also created a magnifying glass for online subcultures of years past, especially for people who were too young to experience them the first time around.
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The family would eventually survive a dangerous escape on a sinking boat to Hong Kong, and less than a year later make their way to the United States, where at 4 years old, Yip-Williams had a surgery that granted her some vision, if not enough to drive or read a menu without a magnifying glass.
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Even now, if you go the spec page for Apple's latest phones, all you get is a single line saying fast charging can add up to a 50 percent charge in 30 minutes, but without getting a magnifying glass out and reading item 9 of the fine print, you would have no idea how you're actually supposed to accomplish that.
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It was a pirate mystery birthday, so there was something to do with tiny magnifying glasses and something to do with ghosts for some reason—the man wasn't clear on how or why ghosts came into it—and something also to do with gold, the gold being these plastic coins they hid all over the house for the kids to find.
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"When I look at recent efforts on behalf of political leaders, for example, to live-stream events like party conventions in the U.S. or debates over policy like the recent Brexit vote in the UK, I'm overwhelmingly encouraged by this technology's audience-magnifying potential," said California State University Professor Michael Germano, who teaches courses in internet law and information policy.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Jamie McGeever LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) - The panic in Italian bonds this week again exposed the risks associated with periods of unusually low market volatility that lure traders into leveraged bets on the calm persisting forever - and magnifying the blowout when uncertainty rears its head again.
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I think the European regulators will want to look at any changes or use of data by Microsoft with a magnifying glass (and maybe even an electron microscope) ensuring that the proper data transfer and use mechanisms are in place and that end users have been given the consent, notice, choice and control over their information that is expected and required.
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Art Review Tefaf New York, the venerable art fair that started in Maastricht, the Netherlands, and moved to New York to try to capture the American market, differs from other art fairs open this weekend in one particular way: Tefaf has 50 curators and conservators vetting the objects — I saw them at work — with magnifying glasses, flashlights and all manner of technical equipment.
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The efficiency apartment here had a twin bed under a painting of Jesus tending sheep; a desk topped with a large magnifying glass and a Bible; and, resting on a shelf, a photograph taken on a basketball court in 1952 showing Kundla atop the shoulders of a jubilant George Mikan, the sport's most dominant big man in the first half of the 20th century.
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Amid a section on the Dallas Cowboys' stadium in Arlington, Texas (that is, Jerry's World, for the team's owner, Jerry Jones), Kohan describes over-the-top amenities like a $15 million sculpture by Anish Kapoor (which looks like "a celestial magnifying glass, as if God were frying Cowboys fans like ants"), but the section also undertakes a comprehensive, cogent survey of the literature on stadium economics.
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It appeared to reflect the impasse these armed vigilantes now find themselves in: under the magnifying glass of the F.B.I., cut off from funding, defending their actions to the public and torn asunder by the arrest of their leader, a resident of northwest New Mexico and a three-time felon who went by the alias Johnny Horton Jr. but whose real name is Larry Hopkins.
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