"The fitting process is the most interesting part," says Powell.
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But the most interesting part of Sierra is actually iCloud.
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But that's not the most interesting part of the story.
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And here's the most interesting part: Salaries for managers are capped.
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And the most interesting part is the machinations of the business.
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And here is the most interesting part: His plan is working.
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And here is the most interesting part: His plan is working.
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The most interesting part, however, is having CarPlay and Android Auto.
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But, that's what I find the most interesting part: navigating the uncertainty.
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It's the most interesting part of the story, and the least explored.
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But the most interesting part of the Nokia 4 is its buttons.
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Those stylesheets may actually be the most interesting part of the service.
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The most interesting part about Fi, however, is how it handles data.
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The most interesting part is the Pro price, which is just $99.
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But none of that is the most interesting part of this company.
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But the most interesting part of Perlongo's personal essay is the why.
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The subsequent trial is easily the most interesting part of the series.
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The most interesting part of the film is its treatment of Capt.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of Portal TV is the social aspect.
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But let's return to Bierstadt, the most interesting part of the exhibition.
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FlightCar, to me, might be the most interesting part of the FordPass app.
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The most interesting part of the trailer is actually what isn't in it.
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But the most interesting part of the app is the live-streaming rooms.
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But, the most interesting part ... both guys claim Floyd has legit ground skills.
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"That animal part of us, it's the most interesting part," Slimani told me.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of Douthat's analogy, though, is what it omits.
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This is perhaps the most interesting part to watch for in Trump's speech.
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But none of that is the most interesting part of this company: The most interesting part is the history of the people involved — former star engineers from Cisco who publicly quit after Chuck Robbins took over from Chambers as CEO.
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That starry line work isn't even the most interesting part about Hale's newest addition.
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When he reviewed his pictures, Dave thought the fire was the most interesting part.
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Brittany Kaiser's story is by far the most interesting part of The Great Hack.
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Arguably, the most interesting part of the home is its "Star Wars"-themed basement.
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Arguably the most interesting part of the New York City package isn't the cap.
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Is Serena always the most interesting part of anything happening in the Waterford house?
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"It's the process that is the most interesting part of my work," he said.
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The videos in this final room were the most interesting part of the experience.
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Not everybody's job is going to be the most interesting part of their life.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of Alexa Onboard is that it includes several offline features.
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Arguably, Amazon Prime Video is the most interesting part of Amazon Prime besides expedited shipping.
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Here's why Oona O'Neill is really the most interesting part of Rebel in the Rye.
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The conspiracy, the most interesting part of Handler's novels, isn't part of the 103 film.
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The most interesting part of the Miix 630 is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor inside.
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But the most interesting part is the column on the right-side of the screen.
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"I think that's going to be the most interesting part of the conversation," said Doll.
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But here's the thing about macOS Sierra: Siri isn't the most interesting part of it.
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From a business standpoint, this may be the most interesting part of the CWC approach.
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"The most interesting part was we recouped that advance in just 9 months," Kalyan says.
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And that realization has been the most interesting part of the whole process, she said.
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Overall, the presentation made another good impression, with the controllers being the most interesting part.
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But perhaps the most interesting part of the Valve Index can be purchased separately for $279.
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And the most interesting part ... his reaction when we asked if he'll ever manage her again.
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For aspiring home designers and fans alike, the makeover process is arguably the most interesting part.
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And ultimately the most interesting part of the theme is how it affects the contestants themselves.
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The most interesting part of this supply forecast is the divergent trends between the main components.
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But the most interesting part of the company is its work on the human-robot interactions.
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Arguably, the most interesting part of Macron's speech was about the moral impact of artificial intelligence.
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It's the most interesting part of his stardom—that his personality can outweigh his creative output.
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But the most interesting part of the episode by far happens during the second group date.
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But the most interesting part of the low-scoring night may have been President Trump's interview.
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The most interesting part of Thursday's third Democratic debate may have been what didn't happen: Sen.
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The fact that Annihilation is led by five women isn't the most interesting part of the movie.
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It's not like only nerds use iPhone, so that to me is what's the most interesting part.
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The most interesting part of Mindy's "bad wife" verdict stems from who actually gives it to her.
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The most interesting part of this interface is that it changes the way you can use electronics.
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Yet the most interesting part of the story is the one that didn't make the final cut.
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But perhaps the most interesting part of HP's new portfolio is the 43-inch Pavilion Gaming HDR Display.
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But the most interesting part of the home is arguably its 5,000-square-foot "Star Wars"-themed basement.
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While Facebook is currently pushing Live, the most interesting part of the story may be what happens next.
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World-building and storytelling, it was always a most interesting part for me in the whole creative process.
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This has been the most interesting part of growing up — the changes in our relationships with our parents.
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It also happens to be the most interesting part of Black Ops 4, the franchise's fifteenth core title.
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For Bachelorette fans, the domains that he didn't register might be the most interesting part of this saga.
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But perhaps the most interesting part about the Mega Duck is the printer on this bizarre pseudo-laptop.
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The most interesting part of this announcement might be the specific plans for Ford's new autonomous vehicle fleet.
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And that actually brings us to the most interesting part (in my eyes) of the next three weeks.
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These years form the most interesting part of Keenan's memoir, especially in light of Tata Steel's current predicament.
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The daycare center wanted me to not shoot the graffiti but I thought it was the most interesting part.
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The most interesting part of these patent images is that there's no Surface Connect port on this particular device.
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As cool as the action looked, by far the most interesting part of the demo was the world itself.
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If you haven't been to TechCrunch Disrupt, the Startup Battlefield is arguably the most interesting part of the show.
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So it is with Twitter's use of neural networks to automatically crop picture previews to their most interesting part.
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If you haven't been to TechCrunch Disrupt, the Startup Battlefield is arguably the most interesting part of the show.
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To me, the most interesting part of Mr. Levitt's experiment was that a simple coin toss was permission enough.
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The most interesting part ... seems Brie hates her signature finishing move (The Bella Buster) -- though Bryan raves about it!
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The most interesting part is how it happens and what happens afterward, not repeated dismemberments and murderously loud sound mixing.
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Bryan: I think your last point is going to end up being the most interesting part of Toronto this year.
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That was perhaps the most interesting part of the meeting, the one that makes his presidency such a question mark.
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I wanted this to be about Vivienne; the reason she turned her back on punk is the most interesting part.
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But the most interesting part of Mr. Zuckerberg's appearance was how European lawmakers were talking about the social media site.
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The most interesting part of Marcus's narrative is her discussion of why, in the end, the evidence mattered so little.
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Just seeing the human side of something, that, from the outside, looks so crazy, was the most interesting part to me.
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For me, though, the most interesting part will be how the new location will facilitate world-building and in-game events.
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The most interesting part of the episode is at the very beginning, when Becca K. makes her way home to Minnesota.
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The most interesting part of the story: In the wake of this week's revelations, the price of Tether basically didn't move.
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It's honestly pretty drab, and the most interesting part is assembling your wand; using it is clunky, awkward and ultimately unsatisfying.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the ensemble was the gown's ruffled, structural design that swirled along her arms and neckline.
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The most interesting part of the exhibition is a brief presentation on how the subjects of Orientalist artists began depicting themselves.
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The most interesting part of this plot is that Roland looks like he had some time with Queer Eye's Fab Five.
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But there's another group of people, who have become the most interesting part of the electorate, both here and in Britain.
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The most interesting part of this excellent exhibition is its presentation of black modernists, for here we enter relatively unfamiliar territory.
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The most interesting part of the equation to me is the Dallas startup that acts as the conduit between all the systems.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the expanded, plain-language terms are the specifics of how Facebook collects data from your devices.
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This sparring represents the fundamental conflict of Season 2 (thus far, at least), and was the most interesting part of Wednesday's premiere.
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The robotic arms are the most interesting part of the setup, and they can be used in a number of different configurations.
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The most interesting part is that the researchers used whether two times, and the false positives only happened after the first time.
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As much as we've enjoyed Edge of Nowhere in demos, The Unspoken is by far the most interesting part of this lineup.
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The most interesting part of Dollano's typeface is her numerical set, which functions like a time machine of typographical history in reverse.
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But the most interesting part of the tour was seeing a row of houses Douglass bought late in life in the 211s.
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The riskiest and possibly most interesting part of High Sierra is the new APFS file system, which replaces HFS+ as the new default.
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But, the most interesting part involved Stafford ... whose wife, Kelly, underwent a 12-hour procedure Sunday to remove a tumor from her brain.
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The most interesting part of this new league is its strong parallels in structure to traditional sports leagues like the NFL and NBA.
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Last year, the most interesting part, he bought the alternative newspaper here in Washington, the Washington City Paper where I used to work.
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And the most interesting part of our tiny "relationship" was she once offered to exchange art, for one of her smaller '58 paintings.
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" The line marked a pivot into the most interesting part of Obama's speech, where he pleaded with the country to "fix our politics.
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The most interesting part of Trump creating a Space Force is that immigrant children are being separated from their parents and housed in cages.
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However, the most interesting part here is that the fridge is integrated, along with a whole host of other devices this year, with Alexa .
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And so if this were to be a film, right now, that's the most interesting part to me: the Hillary part of the story.
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In the docs, 49-year-old Gracie cites irreconcilable differences for the split -- but the most interesting part ... he's the one demanding spousal support.
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The most interesting part of the whole thing, looking back a couple of days later, is just how intense the tunnel vision aspect is.
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But the most interesting part of the mission might be the payload itself – dubbed "Zuma," we know almost nothing else about the mysterious spacecraft.
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But when de Mayda saw prints on Jha's shop wall, he quickly realized that the most interesting part of the work were his images.
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When Match Group reported Q1 earnings on Tuesday, the most interesting part was its argument to investors that Facebook shouldn't be considered a threat.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the Uranium One conspiracy theory is the illustrations Gohmert used to detail the relationships among the villains supposedly involved.
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Everyone loved the question of why Jack died, but I think the most interesting part of the episode is how it impacted these four individuals.
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The most interesting part of the podcast (as someone who listened through heart palpitations to all six original episodes) is the analysis of Duntsch's psyche.
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Maybe the most interesting part is when the ice cream picks up particles of sand and almost curls them around the top of the liquid.
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That's the most interesting part of the Chicago trial: All the characters from the season, some of whom didn't participate in this one, have returned.
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But the most interesting part of the segment was her response to the Hillary Clinton-esque email scandal that is currently failing to outrage anyone.
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But perhaps the most interesting part of Trump's anti-immigrant tirade came during his discussion of health care — specifically, his attack on Medicare-for-all.
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But the most interesting part of the nom comm experience were the casual, intimate exchanges with the movie stars that followed most of the screenings.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the Earbuds is their ability to live transcribe what you are saying while presenting a PowerPoint on a connected computer.
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But the most interesting part of their conversation was when they discussed the terror attacks that occurred last weekend in New York, New Jersey, and Minnesota.
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But for the purposes of the hack report, the most interesting part was Elliott's plan for hacking the FBI, delivered in a breathless cold-open monologue.
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"The most interesting part of Marcus's narrative is her discussion of why, in the end, the evidence mattered so little," Adam Cohen writes in his review.
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WB: I thought the most interesting part of the race case was that he claimed he had nothing to do with the rental of the apartments.
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And so the most interesting part of the exhibition is this third part, the presentation of the black modernists, for here we enter relatively unfamiliar territory.
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Much of it focuses on what he sees as his accomplishments in office; to my mind, the most interesting part comes in the second-to-last paragraph.
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But the most interesting part of Thiel's editorial is what he says about the need for a free press: The thing is, he has drawn a line.
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But the most interesting part of Trumps tweet was the third sentence, with its implicit recognition that global economic growth has slowed since the middle of 2018.
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The back is also home to the most interesting part of the tablet: a magnetic strip that lets the included S Pen stylus attach to the tablet.
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The last but most interesting part of the watchOS 2.2 update is that it will let users pair more than one Apple Watch with a single iPhone.
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But the most interesting part of Thiel's editorial is what he says about the need for a free press: A free press is vital for public debate.
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Siri's here, but that's not the most interesting part For the last few years, nearly all of OS X's biggest updates have come in response to iOS.
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Still, the most interesting part of the deal to me isn't that Dot & Bo is coming back to life or why OpenSky was interested in the deal.
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But the most interesting part of Trump's tweet was the third sentence, with its implicit recognition that global economic growth has slowed since the middle of 2018.
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But perhaps the most interesting part of Lively's ensemble was the Christian Louboutin Paloma handbag she carried, embellished with tchotchke charms fit for the most '90s of girls.
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But he does say that he and Poppy want their videos to be the most interesting part of your day, to make the rote aspects of life miraculous.
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But the most interesting part of the Q&A was when Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and billionaire, denied that he was actually a gigantic lizard posing in human form.
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This background—a war provoked by mountaineering—and the logistical nightmare of keeping troops supplied on the glacier is the most interesting part of Siachen: The Cold War.
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But the most interesting part of the meeting was not a spirited debate over the merits of expandable space houses versus magnetic force fields: it was Andy Weir.
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The most interesting part of this fight is that both men have had the time necessary to prepare for a world championship fight against a world class opponent.
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The most interesting part of The Lodge is figuring out what is going on with the three trapped characters and whether their experiences are really as they seem.
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The most interesting part of Sotomayor's dissent may be the citation to a forthcoming law review article by Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas.
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Rumored iPhone 7 Plus schematic The most interesting part of these new rumored schematics is the inclusion of a Smart Connector on the back of the iPhone 7 Plus.
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Ad technology will likely become the most interesting part of Spotify's podcast endeavors, given that it's invested so much money in the industry and wants a return on it.
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It is a beautiful, nuanced performance in a film that realizes Knightley is by far the most interesting part of it, often at the expense of the narrative whole.
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On the camera side of things, there's a 23-megapixel rear camera with OIS, which seems like the most interesting part of the phone, but it's also nothing groundbreaking.
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Sienne deserves someone a little less boring than Arie Luyendyk, Jr. The most interesting part of their date occurs when Sienne admits that love stories were never her thing.
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While the way I choose to present myself makes me interesting, the fact that I have a choice in the first place is the most interesting part of all.
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So the most interesting part to me — and it's also a reaction I get to the film, which I love — is how surprised people are by Emily Dickinson's poetry.
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The most interesting part of Parity's response is that the company seems to partially blame the incident on the fact that Ethereum is highly experimental technology and mistakes happen.
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The most interesting part ... Allen says his 4,474 square foot lakefront property in Davie, Florida has been foreclosed on and his family has been asked to vacate the premises.
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But perhaps the most interesting part of Tesla's announcement is how the thousands of vehicles that make up its fleet are learning how to be better self-driving cars together.
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But the most interesting part of the video, which takes place in a rundown suburban home on a sunny afternoon, is the items that find their way into Gomez's mouth.
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But the most interesting part of the update is that when Snapchat says you can create a Snapcode for any website, they mean ANY website — even if it's patently NSFW.
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But the most interesting part was when he talked about Vice President Mike Pence, and revealed he admires him so much, he nicknamed Pence "46" — as in, the next president.
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But the most interesting part, Cyborg says she doesn't "hate" the UFC legend -- she claims the animosity stems from frustration from not being able to fight her in the past.
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The output of that research is multifaceted, but perhaps the most interesting part of it has been the below chart identifying the relative cognitive burden that each game asks for.
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But it quickly switches perspective to focus on Kait Diaz, a side member of the new generation of heroes who has always been the most interesting part of her trio.
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But perhaps the most interesting part is how social media helped many people name the bizarre neurological phenomenon they'd experienced their whole lives and find out they weren't alone. —J.
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The shift in travel to me is the most interesting part of a lot of the way we do that and how we move and information and things like that.
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But the material, as raunchy and, erm, anatomically confused (Flintstone seems to think "cervix" and "vagina" are interchangeable terms) isn't even the most interesting part; the author, Rocky Flintstone himself, is.
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The most interesting part of Mark Zuckerberg's prepared testimony for Congress that was released today shows that Facebook has been fighting Russian election interference since before the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
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That is the most interesting part, in the end, or at least the broader compelling thing that rides over the little individuated moments of superhumanity from the various individual superhumans involved.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the report comes at the very bottom in the form of critiques from the paper's own journalists, who have been granted anonymity in the report.
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The most interesting part of watching a show like Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta is seeing how wealthy people deal with universal life experiences like familial relationships and their love lives.
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"The most interesting part of the story which I'm really proud of ... is that the company was actually founded with this," Ishrak told Cramer, showing him Medtronic's original pacemaker from 1950.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of my call from Mr. Sanborn is his decision to arrange an auction to sell the solution to the mystery, whether after his death or before.
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But the most interesting part of his argument is the comparison between Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Paul von Hindenburg, the German leader who ultimately handed power over to Hitler.
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This was the 'most interesting' part of the study — 'that the effects lasted that long,' said senior study author Rebecca Rico-Hesse , a professor of virology at the Baylor College of Medicine.
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The most interesting part of Riccio's email is that he publicly divulges Apple's acceptable tolerances for flatness on the 2018 iPad Pro, which is 400 microns (0.4 millimeters or around 0.015 inches).
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But while it actually didn't fit (at least not on my face), the real problem was a lot bigger: hardware, on its own, just isn't the most interesting part of VR anymore.
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But the most interesting part, Molitor says before she agreed to drop the case, she met with Joe in a private meeting -- no lawyers -- to hash things out once and for all.
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The most interesting part of this patent filing is that it's been filed by "Microsoft technology licensing," which could indicate the company will license this technology to other partners and PC makers.
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"The most interesting part to me has been the behind-the-scenes of what it means to be a representative, how things work, and why they work as they do," she told Refinery29.
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If true, it would be ahuge departure The most interesting part of Barclays' note is that the new 10.9-inch iPad might be "bezel-free," meaning the screen would stretch edge-to-edge.
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The most interesting part of NSO's short statement is that the company once again said that its spyware cannot be used on US telephone numbers, something NSO had already told Motherboard last year.
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Yes, but: The most interesting part of the show will be seeing whether Apple does anything beyond the above — or finds ways to make any of the above products more compelling than expected.
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The most interesting part of the entire system is that it allows us to solder parts onto boards without heat which will lead to press-fit electronics which, in short, is an amazing development.
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But, to me, the most interesting part about that episode was it was practitioners, not academics and not policymakers, that had a deeper understanding of where the financial system was in terms of risks.
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But, the most interesting part of this question-and-answer comes when the reporter presses Sanders on the fact that Trump has stopped saying publicly that Mexico is going to pay for the wall.
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The most interesting part of the study is the analysis of the Neanderthals' mouth microbiome, says Christina Warinner, the co-founder of the Laboratories of Molecular Anthropology and Microbiome Research at the University of Oklahoma.
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See, the first-ever gadget blog was Gizmodo, which launched in 2004 because Peter Rojas and Nick Denton thought the most interesting part of Wired was the gadget news at the front of the magazine.
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Yet the most interesting part of the evening wasn't necessarily who won, but the commercials for major streaming services that played between acceptance speeches, a signal of how stretched out TV is about to become.
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But it's your castle, and as we've seen with Halo, Minecraft, and Grand Theft Auto, the soft customizations that people come up with on their own will inevitably become the most interesting part of this feature.
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Between the lines: Perhaps the most interesting part of Zucman's research may be his point that the top 1% of American households likely hold much more of the nation's and the world's wealth than anyone realizes.
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Apple has unveiled the new MacBook Pro and the most interesting part of it by far is the Touch Bar — a strip of touch-sensitive, context-aware display that replaces the function keys above the keyboard.
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"I think the most interesting part has been that different parts of the fandom have all caught glimpses of things in this movie that didn't feel quite right, or that felt rushed or unfinished," egoshoppe says.
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But maybe the most interesting part of the show, as might be expected, is watching the contestants: gay men from very different backgrounds who wear their sexuality in different ways, interacting, and sometimes clashing, with each other.
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"It's unnerving to exhibit work that's so revealing of my personal experience, but I'm not alone with my emotions and the most interesting part is hearing what others see of themselves reflected in each painting," writes Leta.
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The most interesting part of the ad-clicker for Sophos was that it was able to identify itself as coming from a variety of smartphone models including the iPhone, despite the fact that these were Android-only apps.
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We were talking about her latest book, but the most interesting part of the conversation by far was when she started telling me that she could tell a lot about someone's personality by the contents of their fridge.
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The most interesting part of the installation is a video playing on an iPad that depicts a group of horses in a field with the sacks from "Catedral" masking their faces and the long strips trailing behind and between them.
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But the most interesting part of the piece, to my mind, is the conclusion — where he explicitly blames Trump for Republicans losing control over a chamber of Congress: McSally's defeat shows just how tenuous the Trump coalition's hold on power is.
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I found this work behind the work to actually be the most interesting part of the show, what with all the eyeballs on sticks, cast ears, and lips (à la Alina Szapocznikow), and even a couple of differently shaped faces.
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The most interesting part of this event might be the tandem matches: it should be very interesting to see how both humans and AlphaGo react to one another when their strategy has to take into account intervening moves made by their opposite number.
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That's a cool new feature, but perhaps the most interesting part of the broadcasts was hidden in the background: Nextbit Not-quite-hiding in plain sight was a bright red phone that clearly stands out from the pile of more recognizable blue Robins.
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But for many of the company's critics, the most interesting part of the presentation was what Samsung did not say: How could such a technologically advanced titan — a symbol of South Korea's considerable industrial might — allow the problems to happen to begin with?
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But perhaps the most interesting part of the Midwestern convergence of faith and technology, the most salient for believers and nonbelievers alike, is the way people there have begun to question the culture of tech entrepreneurship—and try to make it more humane.
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James: We have been one of the largest healthcare investors in the world for decades but today the most interesting part of that for me in an intellectual sense is the change in gene and cell therapy that's happening at a rapid pace.
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The most interesting part of this launch, will ferry nearly 6,000 pounds of supplies and research materials to the ISS for experiments, is that it's the first time SpaceX has attempted to reuse one of its Dragon cargo capsules for an active orbital mission.
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"The most interesting part of this study was that people who lived alone actually seem to get the greatest benefit in both the heart attack group and the stroke group," said dog owner Dr. Martha Gulati, who is the editor-in-chief of CardioSmart.
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Nilay Patel: I thought the most interesting part of the entire thing is when you were alone with him during his "Think Week" and he's alone in the house and he's reading books, and over time you see the Diet Coke cans pile up.
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But the way Barbour sees it, pheromone parties are lacking "the most interesting part of the whole experiment, which is, what goes through people's minds when they smell and do we have a vocabulary and associations to adequately describe what people smell like?" she says.
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Indeed, what might be the most interesting part of this leak is the name of the new model: iPhone Xc. While some onlookers had thought Apple might call the new entry-level phone iPhone 9, iPhone Xc actually makes sense for a lot of reasons.
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Chairman Jerome Powell will answer questions from journalists at 2:30 pm ET. Powell, in perhaps the most interesting part of the Fed's comments today, could be asked to comment on topics ranging from the coronavirus to the size of the Fed's balance sheet.
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But the most interesting part -- when Andre brought up a situation involving Steph Curry that went down right around the time North Carolina passed a controversial law requiring transgender people to use the bathrooms that corresponds to their gender at the time of their birth.
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This philosophical debate hasn't been the most interesting part of The Walking Dead's sixth season or anything like that, but it's been better handled than most of the show's other forays into this territory, and I'm at least tentatively interested to see how it all turns out.
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But the most interesting part of the announcement wasn't Scorsese's involvement, or the idea of digging into the Joker's history again — it was the fact that the planned prequel wouldn't be set in the existing DC Extended Universe film franchise, alongside Suicide Squad and Justice League.
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It's difficult to tell exactly how well each item sold, because the financial results from those products are still lumped into an ever-expanding black hole, a category which is simultaneously the most interesting part of Apple's earnings and the most difficult to tease apart for detail.
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The most interesting part, however, comes when she's asked about the possibility of more music with frequent collaborator Drake: Choosing not to include Drake on a dancehall album is a great move, considering the conversation behind whether the Toronto rapper's interest in the genre is appropriation.
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The most interesting part of Story Remix, though, is the upcoming ability to combine multiple elements, including mixed-reality content from Microsoft's 3D assets site, 3D Remix (it will also work with third-party content in the GLTF interchange format), to create eye-popping, special-effects-driven stories.
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Honestly, the most interesting part of Ice Lake may not be anything the processor can do all by itself — but how they make it way more likely that your next laptop will include the incredibly useful do-it-all Thunderbolt 3 port and speedy Wi-Fi 6 technologies.
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As cool as the whole "monkey controls robotic arm" bit of the story is, however (and it's plenty cool, mind you), the team tells TechCrunch it believes the most interesting part of the finds are less about the robotics than the implications for such technology on the brain.
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But the fact is, when you look at the availability of companies, the size of the market, even a small shift makes a significant difference...A lot of them are in consumer and services sectors, which is what foreign investors find the most interesting part of China's growth.
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Indeed, the most interesting part of Sanders's bill, for my money, is its transition plan: Over the first four years, before it cancels anyone's insurance, the plan expands Medicare to cover dental, vision, and hearing aids, makes children up to age 18 eligible, and lets adults over 35 buy in.
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But the most interesting part of her story isn't when she is at her highest high or lowest low; it is when she reflects on what she's learned from the overall experience of being fired for being a woman, and the inability to be taken seriously be her male counterparts.
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The most interesting part: the 11 Pro Max has a 15.04 watt-hour battery, nearly 25 percent larger than the iPhone XS Max's 12.06 watt-hour cells — suggesting the size of the battery, and not any software optimization, is likely the main reason for the new device's greatly improved battery life.
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But the most interesting part of the system isn't in the internet gateway, but in what might be a motion-controlled dimmer switch, which exists as a colorful standalone puck that — if this incredibly awkward Ikea promotion video can be trusted — can dim lights simply by rolling it around in your hand.
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And sometimes, the most interesting part of discovering the next best food shots are the stories behind the 'gram: While some folks dedicate their entire lives to the culinary craft, others simply have a passion for anything involving a kitchen, or put their focus into a photo project to move past a breakup.
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At this point, you can find instructions on how to do anything, from freezing security tags so they don't explode on your new golf gear to folding fitted sheets to, say, cooking that pile of emu eggs that you just don't know what to do with—but the chef just might be the most interesting part of that 15-minute clip.
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Stanley N. Caroff, Moorestown, N.J. There is an underlying thread here that I think is the most interesting part of this article: There is a human desire to have an answer for why things are the way they are, and our attachment to these answers can be so strong that we will cling to them in the face of great contradictory evidence.
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But what might be the most interesting part of "Melodrama," however, is it doesn't always feel categorically depressed as many breakup albums do; instead there are songs, like "Green Light," where it almost feels as if Lorde saw the "I don't know why I'm crying in the club right now" meme and centered her bouncy production off that very idea.
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What I do can't be done alone, obviously, and to me the most interesting part of this whole story is that it isn't done alone: You see so many of these concert documentaries, and they're really fluff pieces where you basically interview the people they're paying, and they tell you how amazing the artist is and how wonderful and beautiful and how much they've given to charity.
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But the most interesting part of its profile is this line: Along our journey, we ... developed a proprietary iPhone-based product to create scalable floor plans for integration into Apple's MapsConnect program (to enable indoor "blue dot" navigation) Flyby's technology is related to computer vision, an increasingly important technology that allows systems to see and map the world around them, which is essential for products from self-driving cars to augmented reality.
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But the most interesting part of this book (transcribed by a fan) is the partially obscured mentions of dragonglass having medicinal properties: ...dragonglass as a cure for ... his great work on illnesses and diseases ... whatever little harm incurs from the ingestion ... little known harm to the gullible (people who try to cure themselves) ... better spent on practical treatments... After reading this book, Sam somehow learns how to cure Jorah of his greyscale — perhaps with dragonglass.
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I was also directed to a research paper Facebook published last February, explaining the problems it had dealt with when it built the automatic alternative text feature for the Newsfeed, and how the feature had been received in its first 10 months in use: … it's a pretty trivial task for a person to pick out the most interesting part of a photo, whereas it can be quite difficult for even the most intelligent AI. The social context and the right amount of feedback is what would give this service a magical experience, and we hope to get to that point eventually!
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