A brand even mocked up what that might look like.
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I've mocked up some parabolas for The Rock's SKYSCRAPER jump.
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At CES, Bosch mocked up a situation similar to a car.
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Rudberg mocked up three concepts that Apple could realistically introduce this fall.
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I basically mocked up a front, back, and side of the design.
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The article was accompanied by a mocked-up photo of Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
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On Monday, Trump tweeted a mocked-up photograph of a giant Trump tower on Greenland soil.
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Images were mocked up to show the President what the handshake might look like on camera.
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Did even one person change his or her vote after seeing a mocked-up Facebook advertisement?
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The company mocked up a fake house in London this morning to demo the device to journalists.
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There's not a single scene ever been mocked up that many times, ever since we released the film.
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Bruenig and his collaborators even mocked up a logo for the Solidarity Fund and concept designs for an app.
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Another car -- and even separate mocked up "parts" of cars -- were used for close-up shots of the gadgets.
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Watch out for phishing attacks too, where fraudulent emails and sites are mocked up to look like the real thing.
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ALAN DERSHOWITZ has had a pair of alternative covers mocked up for his new book, "The Case Against Impeaching Trump".
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The training put Marines through exercises in a training center mocked up to look like a nondescript Middle Eastern city.
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And some, for some reason, decide to take photos of a mocked up Frog bombing over scrubland on a quad bike.
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On social media, Venezuelans shared mocked-up images showing Gokce doing his trade-mark salt sprinkle pose above a skeletal child.
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The comic Harald Schmidt, a mentor of Mr. Böhmermann, mocked up a message saying Moscow was offering exile to the satirist.
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Hilariously the too-long name of the app barely fits on the mocked up icon Samsung revealed in a press release.
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The trio mocked up a list of questions to bring to Capitol Hill, starting with the ones that most baffled them.
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Customers pose with the mocked-up rifles in their hands as employees shuffle behind glass cases contains fake pistols and ammo.
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It'll only be available at Urban Outfitters, and it'll be mocked up to look like it's a vintage VHS tape and box.
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"For context — because he's President — all of Trump's Tweets should be mocked up in the correct Presidential statement format," Mr. Cunnane wrote.
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In an Instagram post on Monday, "Money" Mayweather mocked up a poster teasing a fight between himself and McGregor on pay-per-view.
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She hops on what looks like a fake dating app interface, mocked up for the show, and lands on a guy named Jeff.
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Others have gone for a more visual approach and mocked up publicity images featuring an all white and all male lineup in suits.
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In one picture, chunks of fake meat hang from a mocked-up butcher's shop, and the signs are written in Arabic; Baghdad, perhaps.
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Made by thousands of independent producers, distributed on Etsy and CafePress and Redbubble or mocked up by hand, memewear is for the Everyman.
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Clinton "such a nasty woman," hordes of Hillary supporters rushed to claim the title in their Twitter accounts, mocked up images of Mrs.
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About two years ago, José Antonio Figueroa, a makeup artist based in Las Vegas, mocked up faux packaging for a Selena MAC collection.
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Together, the two of them mocked up an app called Send the Sunshine, a rough Crayola sketch of what Instagram is working on now.
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It, like the game's previous updates, offers a mocked up sci-fi book cover showing three strange vehicles parked outside a colourful planetary base.
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A State Department staffer who allegedly padded her resume and mocked up a Time magazine cover with her picture on it has reportedly resigned.
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Paul Bertone I mocked up the silenced pistol and the silenced SMG, and as soon as I showed Joe, we were like, holy shit, okay.
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Petri's Brad Sams originally revealed the Windows Lite codename late last year and recently mocked up some of the interface changes Microsoft is experimenting with.
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We've only seen patents and mocked up images of what this dual-screen device could be, but Microsoft seems to be perfecting this unusual hardware.
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The FBI had mocked up a bunch of "Wanted" posters, which made it strikingly clear that the hackers all shared an employer: the Chinese army.
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This coupe was shown at the Frankfurt and Paris motor shows, with a mocked up engine using painted pieces of wood to represent the production turbocharger.
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Here we have "The Surrender Index," which is mocked up on an old cassette recorder and generates via mathematical formula the relative "cowardice" of each punt.
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The newspaper ads come days after false news bulletins were mocked up to imitate reports from the BBC and CNN in an attempt to sway voters.
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This is Frisco's National Video Game Museum and the bedroom, mocked up to look like the typical gamer's bedroom from 1987, is one of many exhibits.
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Prominent phone leaker and 3D concept artist Benjamin Geskin mocked up what such a phone could look like: Samsung Galaxy S9+ Render | V13 #GalaxyS9 #GalaxyS9Plus pic.twitter.
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While Bodyform's mocked-up emojis feature a sanitary pad, along with period underwear, cramps, spots, bloating and PMS, they have neglected to include a tampon emoji.
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His name rings out at music festivals, where his 0003-year-old face appears on T-shirts mocked up in the style of Barack Obama's "Hope" posters.
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At one point he ran an ad with a mocked-up sheik thanking Sharp in a thick Middle Eastern accent for his approach to U.S. energy policy.
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The producers -- who've already mocked up a VR version of Anne's room -- think the new technology will be perfect way to share Anne's story with younger generations.
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In this case, you'll find the source was by The Mines Press, a New York-based printing company that mocked up these posters as a marketing stunt.
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It hired an artistic director, Steven Baillie, who mocked up mood boards of teens and millennials looking cool and sexy, according to photographs cited by the lawsuit.
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Last April, the maker of the ThunderShirt, a swaddling vest made for anxious dogs, mocked up a web page offering a ThunderShirt for humans with fake testimonials.
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In addition to touting the anti-Comey website, the lion will be holding the RNC's mocked-up version of Comey's book, A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership.
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On the wall opposite the video, are small, framed, mocked-up spider webs and then a large, mock spider web hung between an exposed beam and a wall.
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As a way to spark the conversation, earlier this week a group of New York-based artists mocked-up a "vandalized" version of Jeff Koon's AR Balloon Dog.
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He mocked-up his vision on 14 pieces of printer paper and, unable to build a software platform himself, reached out to his old Stanford roommate, Sam Yam.
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Cardboard prototypes of The Bedroom's wall adornments and the tops of the furniture were mocked up, placed, examined, and adjusted accordingly, before the uneven final furnishings were completed.
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McDonald's started giving away free nuggets: Changi Airport posted a mocked up arrivals board on Facebook to mark the moment, then followed up IRL when Schooling landed on Monday.
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He can only stand there, clutching the scrunched-up remains of his 'INVINCIBLES?' back-page spread, mocked up in preparation for Manchester City's storming unbeaten run into late November.
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This eventually morphed into a ham and cheese sculpture between two slices of toasted bread, which the video team mocked up in a digital model before they got to slicing.
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The team's six-person marketing team mocked up a racetrack and set out to promote the event on social media, where it proved exactly as popular as it should have.
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Everything about EVE: Valkyrie is built with VR in mind, from the credits that float through the intro level to the menu system that's mocked up as a hologram interface.
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They found an architecture student in Sri Lanka on the internet, who, for $50, mocked up computer renderings of a small soccer stadium atop the city's famous waterfront Convention Hall.
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Among the many, many teeth jokes following the trailer's release, a few artists mocked up re-designs that they thought better represented the original Sonic's cartoonish proportions and velocity-hungry eyes.
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An optician, she mocked up a design that would fit Erin and sent it to some engineers, who promptly modified it to make it more general and less tailored to Erin.
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In our iPhone 2020 story last year, we mocked up our own vision for a more AI and Siri-driven home screen with apps that change based on location and usage.
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False and damaging information about Bolsonaro's left-wing opponent, including fake news mocked up to look like neutral fact-checks, spread like wildfire in the runup to the October 8 vote.
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Neiss told me he was initially inspired by a tweet from Pat Cunnane, a writer, who mocked up Trump's tweet about the terrorist attack in London as an official Presidential statement.
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The latest media source under fire is ABC News, who used a mocked up image of Donald Trump in the Oval Office to promote anchor David Muir's interview with the president.
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At first glance, the newly outfitted I-Paces don't look much different from the mocked-up version Waymo showed off nearly two years ago, when it announced a partnership with Jaguar.
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But just last year, another plane mocked up to appear as a Nazi-built Messerschmitt BF 109 with a swastika on the tail made an emergency landing on a highway in Georgia.
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Thursday's edition of the weekly L'Obs magazine showed a mocked-up photograph of Fillon wearing a 17th-century wig and entitled "Tartuffe" - the name of a play by Moliere about a hypocrite.
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ABC News used a mocked up pic of Donald Trump in the Oval Office to promote its first TV interview with the prez, and the image was ripped from The New Yorker!
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Tip dropped the song Thursday and, while he never mentions Floyd by name, the cover art shows Floyd with a mocked-up drawing of the infamous Gucci sweater that sparked the boycott.
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They mocked up models, strung wire through their studio and tuned it to different tensions, just to explore suspended structures that might allow for a subterranean feeling without actually trapping people underground.
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In 2012, the director Joe Carnahan shared a trailer he mocked up as a pitch for the job, of Gran Torino-era Clint Eastwood facing off against Dirty Harry-era Clint Eastwood.
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One fan felt Russia's number one deserved more than just the man of the match award, posting a mocked up photograph on social media of Akinfeev as a haloed Russian Orthodox saint.
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Bear in mind, however, that there's no way of knowing if this design represents anything close to a final product, or if it's simply one of many designs that Facebook has mocked up.
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It's the perfect story to set on the edges of Orlando, where the budget hotels offer a thinly mocked-up version of Disney World, which is itself a simulacrum of the American dream.
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Earlier on Tuesday French couture house Chanel unveiled the last collection designed by its late creative chief Karl Lagerfeld, in an emotional tribute against the backdrop of a mocked up Alpine ski resort.
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A special demo for Capcom's Resident Evil 2400: Biohazard, subtitled Beginning Hour, is on show using said equipment, playable within a mocked-up haunted house inside one of the LA Convention Center's giant halls.
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Coincidentally, MacStories recently mocked up a concept of its iOS 11 wish list, which largely centered around imagining exactly this sort of feature, so there's definitely some demand out there for something like this.
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How's this for timing -- the mocked-up dollar bill showing Hillary Clinton behind bars and signed by President Trump has been put up for auction ... just moments before Trump's personal lawyer testified before Congress.
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" Rose also shared some thoughts — all good — on the couple: "Obviously I knew about the engagement before the world did, so I had time to get that emoji mocked up and she loved it.
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Ferrer says she wanted Miller to make a statement on the red carpet -- and needed to go big -- so she mocked up the idea for the jacket and ran it by Von ... who LOVED it!
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But Pickard apparently thought a smartphone could be just as useful during the assembly process, so he mocked up a demo of an app that uses augmented reality to make building Swedish furniture infinitely easier.
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There are other ways of trolling — like wearing a "Socialism Sucks" shirt mocked up to look like Bernie's 2016 campaign logo, a shirt that reads Liberty Guns Beer Trump (LGBT), or even a MAGA hat.
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The postcard mocked up by the House Ways and Means Committee, the body that writes tax legislation in the lower House, does indeed look pretty simple at first glance: But there are two main issues.
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The app was built by a viral marketing agency called Zacozo, who mocked up visuals for the app, lied about the broader outlines of the project, and generated a wave of alarmed coverage in the process.
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The Anger Room arms patrons with baseball bats and allows them to destroy rooms that have been mocked up to look like offices, kitchens, basically any room where garden-variety frustration gives way to runaway rage.
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If these are real Oculus or Samsung designs, they look like something that was mocked up during development of last year's consumer Gear VR but ultimately scrapped, like the front-facing camera on those Rift renders.
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Half the 290 participants read a mocked-up magazine article claiming 81 percent of Germans agreed with this scientist's ideas, while the other half read one that said 81 percent of Germans strongly doubted his theory.
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On a mocked-up stage set, a soprano wearing a mask with black buttons over her eyeholes was slamming a fake hand into a door, trying to make it look as if it had been severed.
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But not before Ars Technica screenshotted it and mocked up a comparison between current Android navigation, new Android navigation bar, and the iPhone X's gesture bar: Sure looks likes Android's gonna copy the iPhone X's gesture bar.
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Other research methods include recruiting volunteers to record videos of their oral care routine in their bathrooms or to brush their teeth in "insight suites," mocked-up home bathrooms with mirrors that allow analysts to observe them.
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To this end Airbus, a big European aircraft-maker, let Velmenni, an Indian firm, spend six months earlier this year installing and testing a Li-Fi network in a mocked-up passenger cabin of one of its planes.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Models strutted past Parisian landmarks, including the green book stalls that line the river Seine, at Chanel's fashion show on Tuesday, as the luxury label mocked up an entire cityscape to present its latest Haute Couture collection.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel hosted guests in a mocked-up Mediterranean garden for its Haute Couture show on Tuesday though Karl Lagerfeld, the octogenarian designer responsible for the collection and extravagant set, failed to show up for his customary bow.
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They seem to often mine their sample libraries for cheap-sounding electronics, but arranging them at in such a way that they still feel lush and misty—like a diorama of a jungle mocked up with toothpicks and silly string.
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Cabello showed a mocked-up front page of El Nacional entitled "The Wall Street Furrial", named after his hometown of El Furrial, fuelling speculation by pro-government legislators that he would seize the newspaper if it could not pay the fine.
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I immediately mocked up a shirt with a simple design—a red heart with black text—that I thought was both funny and wearable, and posted it on Instagram with a promise to donate 50 percent of the proceeds to Planned Parenthood.
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After Gillian Anderson was asked during a routine Tumblr Q&A what the best rumor she'd heard about herself was (answer: "that I might be the next Bond"), a fan responded by sending Anderson an image showing her mocked-up as 007.
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In 1951, Charles and Ray Eames mocked up a version of the packing boxes for their Herman Miller storage furniture with pre-printed lines for doors, windows and awnings: When the adults bought a bookshelf, their kids would get a free toy.
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The crew had mocked up a stage that I assumed was a bare-bones stand-in but that later appeared, essentially unchanged, at the Golden: a sterile hotel room with a mini fridge in a corner, a chair on casters, and two doors.
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Phone leaker and concept artist Benjamin Geskin quickly mocked up what the new Apple Watches could look like with larger screens: KGI: NEW Apple Watch models coming later this fall with new design, ~15% bigger display, enhanced health monitoring and longer battery life. pic.twitter.
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UPDATE 12/6/17: After an eagle-eyed reader spotted that each mocked-up TripAdvisor screenshot contained the same number of reviews, we have edited the images so that the number of reviews match those in the actual screen shots and also replaced two of the images.
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The engineers also mocked up a life-size replica of a brain's blood vessels and found that not only could the robot easily navigate that obstacle but that there was also the potential to upgrade it with additional tools like a delivery mechanism for clot reducing drugs.
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The son, Christopher Steininger, tells Mashable the process of building a large Lego structure starts with a 3D model mocked up in Autodesk Maya that gets processed by Lego's Brick Builder program so the builders have a plan of how many and what type of plastic bricks to use.
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There would be working models of various sections of the Ring scattered around the area: a mocked-up stretch of a tunnel in one of the HP buildings before it was demolished; an actual working café near Infinite Loop that served as a scaled-down replica of the Apple Park version.
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Here's one sample fake ad that Lewis highlights: And here's the fake news article it links to — touting a "revolutionary" Bitcoin opportunity, in a news article style mocked up to look like the Daily Mirror newspaper… The lawsuit is a personal action by Lewis who is seeking exemplary damages in the high court.
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I mocked up a news site and showed four groups of participants the same articles, but attributed them to different sources: news editors, a computer, other users of the online news site, and the participants themselves (through a pseudo-selection task, where they thought they had chosen the news stories from a larger set).
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If smartphone hardware rumors are on the money, and they are usually at least in the ballpark (with the exception of transparent, bendable phones; apparently forever doomed to be mocked up in Photoshop) — then a 3D depth sensor is coming to the front-facing camera of a handset near you in the not too distant future.
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Standing on the mocked-up sundeck, knowing that whatever I wanted would find me, and that whatever I might want would find its way either onto the app or the screens that lit up around the cruise ship as I walked around, it wasn't hard to see how many other businesses might try to do the same thing.
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This mocked-up journal by Twin Peaks' lost girl and prom queen Laura Palmer's no exception, even if the evil in this instance might be somewhat supernatural, and the topic of paternal incest—Laura's father Leland, while apparently possessed, is both her killer and her rapist—might be black as, let's say, midnight on a moonless night.
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Griffin was let go from her annual CNN duties in May after holding up a mocked-up bloody, severed head with the likeness of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in a photo shoot.
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All given Mr. Scott's signature made-for-the-small-screen treatment: Cubist portraits mocked up in bright colors on a minidress; a black and white body sketched onto a canvas with its own semiportable baroque frame; multiple versions of the artist's "Guitar;" a harlequin bodysuit (plus a few wearable derivations, to remind you this was a commercial venture, including shifts speckled with naïf flowers and a draped sheath dress with a picture frame pin at the shoulder).
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The plane in question does not appear to actually be an antique Reich original, despite it being clearly marked with the Balkenkreuz, an Iron Cross-like symbol used on Nazi planes and armored vehicles before and during World War II. CBS reported it was a variant of a North American Aviation T-6 Texan, a model developed in 1936 and used for decades afterwards, mocked up by a nonprofit called the Condor Squadron to look like a German fighter for mock dogfights and parades:No vehicles on the ground were involved in the afternoon crash that snarled traffic about 30 miles west of downtown Los Angeles.
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