Here's the most excessive tech from the third day of CES.
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Supporting characters were deployed to balance out the brothers' most excessive pretensions.
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He was probably the most excessive, the one who would go furthest.
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Recently launched subreddit r/EgregiousPackaging captures some of the most excessive offenders in the biz.
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A billion dollars is wildly more than anyone needs, even accounting for life's most excessive lavishes.
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It would prove to be one of the most excessive and lawless policing experiments in modern history.
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Yet worn with ineffable confidence and swagger by athletes, even the most excessive designer efforts seem justified.
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It may be the most excessive family car there is — perfect for your little seven-figure conundrum.
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Let's start by repealing the most excessive energy subsidy of all: the one provided by the Price-Anderson Act.
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"This price cap has been designed to target some of the most excessive prices in the rent-to-own market," said Christopher Woolard, the FCA's executive director of strategy and competition.
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"There are knee jerk reactions, but it's important that policy makers stay calm, absorb some of these changes, lean against them where necessary to moderate or dampen some of the most excessive swings," he said.
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Carême even invented one of the most excessive creations of the time: the tower of cream puffs held together with spun sugar that John Oliver called a "French freedom tower" and French people dub the croquembouche.
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Austin: An [there are] moments where I think [ Disco Elysium] is being the most excessive or the most, frankly, just up its own ass, unwilling to commit to a sense that there could be a goodness in anyone.
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Why they might not: Coogler has moved on from the series, replaced by near-unknown Steven Caple Jr. Rocky IV, which this film taps into for its drama, is widely considered the corniest and most excessive film in the series.
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Below is how the critic Caryn James reviewed "Die Hard" for The New York Times on July 15, 1988: "Die Hard," the movie that gambles a $5 million salary on Bruce Willis, has to be the most excessive film around.
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Here are some examples: "What this does is it rules out the most excessive behavior of private equity that really disadvantages the companies they buy, the workers who work there, and the creditors, the people who loaned the money to buy the company," said Eileen Appelbaum, co-director and senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, who released an economic economist of the bill.
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") # âdhar-kîbarît-tum ("Transformer of fire into jewels.") # bâtgarjâi ("Who creates air in all places.") # âwtum ("Creator of most excessive water.") # gel-âdhargar ("Transformer of the earth into fire.
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This model is based on three measurements to specify the degree of closeness in relationships, which are frequency, diversity and strength. These three measurements, get combined into a score that can be studied from a quantitative point of view. Result concluded that emotions are experienced most excessive in closest relationships.
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It is characteristic of Fichte's most excessive receptiveness that in his latest published work, Der neuere Spiritualismus (1878), he supports his position by arguments of a somewhat occult or theosophical cast, not unlike that adopted by F. W. H. Myers. The regeneration of Christianity, according to Fichte, would consist in its becoming the vital and organizing power in the state, instead of being occupied solely, as heretofore, with the salvation of individuals.
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Since people buying more than they need is usual and accepted, even the most excessive behaviour takes a long time before being considered pathological. Shopping addiction generally manifests between 20–30 years old, but is not usually detected until several years after, when the addiction has led the person to ruin and bankrupt. There are usually two stages in coping with the problem. First, people around the addict or the health or social services detect the problem and try to treat it.
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The piece was a great success and it encouraged Handel to make the transition from writing Italian operas to English choral works. In Saul, Handel was collaborating with Charles Jennens and experimenting with three trombones, a carillon and extra-large military kettledrums (from the Tower of London), to be sure "...it will be most excessive noisy". Saul and Israel in Egypt both from 1739 head the list of great, mature oratorios, in which the da capo aria became the exception and not the rule. Israel in Egypt consists of little else but choruses, borrowing from the Funeral Anthem for Queen Caroline.
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He armed, provisioned and commanded his retainers, and his free servants, that provided care for horses and weapons, forage, set up camp, and mended equipment. In the light cavalry, a towarzysz usually fought with a very small poczet. They were differentiated based on their horse unit origin, depending on whether they joined a heavy cavalry unit – (Towarzysz husarski of the Polish hussars), a medium cavalry banner – towarzysz kozacki (name change after 1648 AD – Towarzysz pancerny), a light cavalry banner – towarzysz lekkiego znaku etc. The richest and most prestigious were towarzysze that came from the winged hussar banners, but their own expenses' burden was the most excessive and grew as the 17th century progressed.
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The 8th Parliament of Queen Elizabeth I was summoned by Queen Elizabeth I of England on 4 January 1593 and assembled on 19 February following. At the state opening of Parliament the Lord Keeper Sir John Puckering informed the house that the reasons for summoning the Parliament were the threat of Spanish invasion and the Queen's "extraordinarye and most excessive expenses". Edward Coke, the Solicitor-general and Member of Parliament (MP) for Norfolk, was appointed speaker of the commons. On 24 January Peter Wentworth, the MP for Northampton, sought leave to present a bill for "intayling (restricting) the (royal) succession", for which he was sent to the Tower of London and four other colluding MPs locked in the Fleet Prison for the duration of the session.
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Woodstock, Vt.: Jewish Lights, 2009. Love has also been expressed as being the selflessness of mankind (Louis Jacobs, Greater Love Hath No Man). Humans have the capacity to self-sacrifice in the interest of others, as every life is valuable and unique. When one risks his or her own life to save another, it is seen as an act of piety and an act of love and justice which “advocates the most excessive altruism…” (Greater Love Hath No Man). In order to be selfless then, one must be able to “attach moral value to the individual as such, without any distinction between the self and the other.”Jacobs, Louis. “Greater Love Hath No Man: The Jewish Point of View of Self-Sacrifice.” In Contemporary Jewish Ethics, edited by Menachem Marc Kellner, 175-83.
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The document organized the > methods of oppression used to persecute the Baháʼís, and contained specific > recommendations on how to block the progress of the Baháʼí communities both > inside and outside Iran. The document stated that the most excessive types > of persecutions should be avoided and instead, among other things > recommended, that Baháʼís be expelled from universities, "once it becomes > known that they are Baháʼís," to "deny them employment if they identify > themselves as Baháʼís" and to "deny them any position of influence." The > existence of this so called Golpaygani Memorandum was brought to the > attention of the public in a report by the then UN Human Rights Commissioner > Mr Galindo Pohl (E/CM4/1993/41, 28 January 1993), and the policy > recommendations of the document are still in force.
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