People buy cars because they need to move around, but the amount of time they actually do move around is tiny.
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As you move around, all of the labels and pop-up video-esque tidbits move around in real-time as well.
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"Move around – this is your recess time!" she urges.
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Just as email allowed messages to move around without going through a central postal service, the computer network maintaining Bitcoin records allows money to move around without going through any central authority.
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Some banks have already begun, with HSBC planning to move around 1,000 trading staff to its Paris unit and UBS expecting to move around 1,000 of its 5,000 U.K.-based workers to Europe.
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Bats, the only flying mammals, use echolocation to move around.
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They often stand or move around while working with patients.
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I want to make sure we're able to move around.
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Should I be a roving vendor and always move around?
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Young people, who normally move around most, seem especially stuck.
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That robot can move around, answer questions, and provide directions.
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That allows crews a bit more room to move around.
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Any time you move around you can just feel it.
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And she had a lot less freedom to move around.
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She can't reshelve books or quickly move around the aisles.
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Yes, some of its pieces do move around a bit.
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They can grow inside your body, move around and change.
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That means they just move around or detect things randomly.
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It could feed itself, move around, and act almost normally.
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Everybody wants the freedom to be able to move around.
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Yet as the hole moves, the electrons also move around.
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People move around for a lot of reasons besides commuting.
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Chess is a game where the pieces move around more.
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Everything she does, she needs to move around, of course.
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They move around searching for and overpowering other ordinary habits.
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It can also provide clues to how animals move around.
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Humans are meant to walk — they're meant to move around.
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Did you move around between the front, back, and middle?
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Eventually, the turbulence ended, and people could move around again.
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If you move around too much, it ruins your flow.
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First off, I have plenty of space to move around.
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"Some of them have really remarkable ways to move around."
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You don't need your seat to move around for that.
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NOW, WE CAN'T MOVE AROUND IN BIG POSITIONS THAT EASILY.
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"I want to be free to move around," he said.
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Citywide lockdowns make it hard for people to move around.
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Move around the room, and the sound should shift accordingly.
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On day two, I might move around a little more.
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Thanks to the coronavirus, it's getting hard to move around.
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"When they hear music, they move around!" says Johnson Herjavec, 41.
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Warehouse robots that can move around merchandise are highly sought after.
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I felt it needed to breathe, move around, and do things.
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Similarly, a longer power cord lets you move around more easily.
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What are the pain points of people that wanna move around?
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"So we're beginning to see some of this stuff move around."
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They're not only comfy; they're also easy to move around in.
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He's excited that we're actually getting to move around Beach City.
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As they move around, they may remain off the electoral roll.
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Why would you move around your whole portfolio based on this?
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Pictures and facts pop out as you move around the moon.
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You don't teleport just to move around in Doom VFR, however.
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" "He can move around alone, and he can communicate much better.
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I looked and tried to move around to understand what happened.
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I was not allowed to move around the cell to exercise.
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He added because of globalization, innovators can move around more freely.
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No. You can move around with a million or $10 million.
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They are free to leave, they are free to move around.
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They quickly move around the track, two thrashing armies on wheels.
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They survived folks having to move around, all kinds of stuff.
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It is too difficult to move around, and security concerns dominate.
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Why is it important that the audience move around with you?
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Travel: Other couples get divorced; my wife and I move around.
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Mauritania is much bigger than Guantánamo Bay—you can move around.
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Lyft and rival Uber are disrupting the way people move around.
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The submarine is an ungainly place and you move around awkwardly.
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They simply move around the way those subsidies are doled out.
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Their faces move, smile, and blink as you move around them.
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Instead, companies today aren't afraid to start small and move around.
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Money, for Macron, was something to move around on a spreadsheet.
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"The more I move around, the better my numbers," Roaf said.
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Two people with luggage would struggle to get move around comfortably.
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Here's the catch: The bill doesn't just move around Obamacare's spending.
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As you move around it, every new angle reveals something new.
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With Sidewalk Labs, a product from the company to "smarten up" urban areas, Google's trackers will extend into the real world, tracking not just how we move around the web but how we move around our cities.
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What's more, Procore has created a video game-like experience, so that contractors can use a virtual joystick to move around a 3D representation of the building, or they can use gestures to move around the rendering.
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However, the flexibility to move around may be more attractive to others.
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Inmates were crammed into the cells, with no room to move around.
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You also should plan ahead for how to move around the city.
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It was hard to watch her try to waddle and move around.
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Turkey's defense ministry said reinforcements had been on the move around Idlib.
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"Move bar cleared!" it says when you get up and move around.
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Overstimulation can make them hyper, thus making them move around even more.
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The outages could increase as the storm continues to move around Houston.
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Some officials now feel confident enough to move around Aden without bodyguards.
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It's obvious he wants to be able to move around without help.
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So, you're seeing the business models, you know, move around a lot.
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Then I move around the men's product to make it look new.
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So, what's needed is a way for tech talent to move around.
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It's in 3D and you can move around an axis with him.
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Rodriguez, working in China as a private citizen, could still move around.
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And Ted and Todd can move around reasonably well with $13 billion.
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The company only managed to move around 21761477,000 in that time frame.
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It can really move around in a relatively short period of time.
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The first is the ability to move around the tweet compose button.
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Its robots move around autonomously, working alongside humans and carrying heavy cargo.
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Lipomas have a doughy appearance and can move around under the skin.
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The robot can also move around and navigate all on its own.
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The first time, it's always capturable as I move around the world.
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Besides, people move around into different jobs within companies all the time.
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I move around cars and pull my mom's car into the garage.
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"It's just another piece of the jigsaw" of how plants move around.
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See for yourself: Stand up, spread your arms, stretch out, move around.
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Kylie's ex was clearly injured and could barely move around the stage.
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The insurgents, too, used the roads to move around and launch attacks.
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He added that, because of globalization, innovators can move around more freely.
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"You can move around or couch surf for a while," Salemi said.
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Research showed that cows move around more when they're ready to breed.
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Journalists are always required to move around with a government-approved minder.
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Eels use these organs to move around and to stun their prey.
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We should... show them we have courage and confidence to move around.
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Most of the time I myself take a plate and move around.
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The previous model was awkward to move around when it was folded up.
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The house was full of guests, and she was free to move around.
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But if you move around a lot, the fees can really add up.
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Stretch denim ensures you'll still feel comfortable and be able to move around.
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Because we need a way to move around that isn't inside a car.
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"We place cells between those ridges, then watch them move around," he said.
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What are some bugs who will move around in the next few decades?
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I love this blazer because I am able to move around and talk.
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Getting robots to move around safely in the physical world is tricky business.
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In those cases, she needs to use crutches to move around, she said.
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Big data, by definition, is very tough, if not impossible, to move around.
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If a baguette was alive and could move around, how would it move?
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What does it look like to move around the city of the future?
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The magnetic field manipulates how particles move around Jupiter — and inside as well.
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Via is a ride-sharing startup that helps people to move around cities.
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"I would expect him to move around," Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich said.
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Some are not porous enough to permit cells to grow and move around.
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"We want the works to move around, that is our philosophy," he said.
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"He's an anesthetists, so he knows how gases move around," Shah told me.
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Basically, the less the molecules move around and vibrate, the lower their temperature.
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On the left, a man struggles to move around while wearing his headset.
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He slowly regained some nerve function and could move around on his own.
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Their webbed, clawed feet allow them to move around easily, regardless of terrain.
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When people shuffle and move around, let your body flow with the crowd.
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The disappointing China data fuelled a broader risk-off move around the region.
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I have to get up and move around every ten to 15 minutes.
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They endure separations from loved ones, and they often move around a lot.
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"People think we move around a lot," Lisa Spellman says with a laugh.
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Detainees held on Manus also have the freedom to move around the island.
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"I think that would be kind of cool to move around," she said.
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This way, the pieces are able to move around without flying right out.
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We move around furniture, and she explains the importance of space while editing.
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This will make it easier to move around your desk and office overall.
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It has three fins on the back, two of which can move around.
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He can definitely move around and jump around more than he did before.
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I needed to move around, shake things up, compete on a grand scale.
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You get a feeling about how he liked to move around, of course.
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He wants to be able to move around Richmond, Virginia, where he lives.
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How well-ventilated is the space or how much can people move around?
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Now, we've got two suits, and they can move around a bit more.
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Many, like Garza-Pena, use a wheelchair or other aids to move around.
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Be sure to not overload the washer — the clothes need to move around.
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But Durbin, asked how Democrats could move around Grassley, admitted they likely couldn't.
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Some of us move around never knowing that we can undo or restitch.
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The polls may move around, but their predictive value doesn't get much better.
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It felt moisturizing on the lips, but didn't bleed or move around too much.
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Google harvests such data from Google Map users as they move around the world.
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I moved out the city because I can't move around freely without being noticed.
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The analysts plot out these rates on a spectrum and watch them move around.
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Rallies move around a lot and they'd have to use a lot of beacons.
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The way we move around our towns and cities is undergoing a radical change.
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There's a lot of dice to roll and plenty of figures to move around.
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You can move around and be more fluid than you could 10 years ago.
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It's small enough to pick up and move around, but designed to stay put.
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Many of them have the financial capability to move around and explore new places.
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Experiments have already shown that these embryos can move around inside of their eggs.
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And maybe a more important question—how are we going to move around there?
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And like yeah, you can kind of get away with stuff and move around.
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AG: I find forms that I can move around and use to construct pictures.
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In other words, you can move around your virtual environment, not just look around.
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More importantly, it shows that you can finally move around without thinking about it.
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New innovations and ideas are slowly but surely changing the way people move around.
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It has one purpose: to move around your house and project things on walls.
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The experience is made even better by the ability to move around the map.
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You can fart to fight, fart to move around, and fart just for fun.
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I don't really live anywhere; I move around between all of these different places.
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"You can move around but you still look like a painting," Anisimow tells CNBC.
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When hens move around more freely, it is easier for them to spread germs.
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I'm constantly groping for them when trying to adjust viewing angles or move around.
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Is home where you are or where you are from, when you move around?
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The solo cups are perched atop Roombas that move around on small square tables.
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When not on the lake, most residents move around the grounds on golf carts.
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I did a good job of trying to keep it loose and move around.
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I move around the work, positioning myself to direct paint flow from specific angles.
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The game will auto save as you play, as you move around the map.
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"They're easy to move around when you have a big group," Mr. Williams said.
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KS: So it's different that you can detach yourself and move around the room?
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We have this other suit that's more accurate and can move around the stage.
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Psychologically, I started to move around him, soothing and cajoling him toward the door.
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Schultz recommended companies set up formal processes through which internal employees can move around.
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They're cool and slick, but most importantly, you can actually move around in them.
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Officials from A.S.O. are famously secretive as they move around France evaluating potential sites.
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Plus, it is easier to move around by boat and helicopter — avoiding paparazzi stakeouts.
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Sonopodes are still in use, although they are too big to move around easily.
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He can move around, but he can't make a full rotation in his swing.
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The air is stuffy, and it's tough to move around without bumping into someone.
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Passes move around the outside, through hand-in-your-face defense, past shouting opponents.
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"Your total calorie requirement includes these plus what's needed to move around," he added.
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In both I could move around and interact with the environment using my hands.
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HSBC and UBS have warned they could move around 1,000 jobs out of London.
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To move around the interface, a giant circle appears, acting as a cumbersome mouse.
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MOVEMENT People can only move around for reasons of work, health needs or emergencies.
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I never wear dresses becaue I want to move around as much as possible.
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It's a simple move, just move around and clench your fists on the downbeat.
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Some of the characters sort of move around, and different technology, but same ideas.
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It's better than being in a cell because you can move around a little bit.
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The depressing version is: mobile individuals who move around too much to form permanent bonds.
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If you need to move around, you'll need a job that can go with you.
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And it's really that intersection, which is enabling all these new ways to move around.
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The only guidance to civilians was to move around six kilometers away from the river.
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"If they go outside and move around a lot, they could potentially have an episode."
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Some dogs need to move around a bit before they release their bladder or bowels.
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They can say Mass but not move around their dioceses as freely as they wanted.
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"He is an active little guy that just loves to move around," Alyssa Reidhead wrote.
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Among other things, one has to move around quite vigorously to hold the weight down.
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It's also hard, because these things move around so much after a speech like this.
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You move around in an underwater world, and there's a special controller around your belly.
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They're a little trickier to photography with the Depth Effect because they move around more.
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Now, the New York-based startup is making it easier to move around 3D models.
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WE HAVE TENDED TO MOVE AROUND THE TIMES THAT THE CHAIR HAS A PRESS CONFERENCE.
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They're living images, where people and things move around, and people even "visit" other pictures.
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Even she was "absolutely in shock" at how well she was able to move around.
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He now relies largely on crutches and an electric scooter to move around the Capitol.
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It's not perfect, however — the viewer can't really move around the environment much at all.
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Uber is an example of a company that will transform the way humans move around.
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"And so we move around with our cattle as it's our only source of income".
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But they do move around as the polls come in and their advisors come in.
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Using padding she is able to use the Frog without pain and move around successfully.
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Operating in NYC, D.C. and Chicago, Via is disrupting the way people move around cities.
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"You can then move around freely with a camera to compose the photograph," Ma' explains.
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When you move around, the shadows change, and the highlights come from the other direction.
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It seems that even the wind is reluctant to move around such a decrepit zone.
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There are four caster wheels on the bottom, so it's easy to move around, too.
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Modern games can model how the players move around and respond to each other's actions.
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Ultimately, it's great that I'm making sure to stand up and move around more often.
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Edgar was free to move around, feint, change levels without being placed under any pressure.
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My dad just stayed in the city and my mom would move around a lot.
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Sometimes they move around, we assume, but mostly they are just standing and eating grass.
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Heat makes atoms move around randomly, and the higher the temperature, the more they move.
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That's the big one, I think, why people should move around and have a look.
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How can airlines already operating at capacity move around so many passengers to other planes?
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He thought he could move around and do what he wanted, say what he wanted.
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Bitcoin has been used I think to move around a fair amount of money illegally.
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It was a drastic setback for someone who loved to move around on her own.
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And markets will move around with some volatility," Steve Schwarzman said on told "Squawk Box.
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They need easy access to move around and a way to get to high places.
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Participants could move around, spend time, feel as if they are elsewhere — rudimentary virtual reality.
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We don't just get out there and move around like you see in the movies.
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He said he was unsure about the new directive not to move around the room.
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Then try to name as many as you can that move around for any reason.
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Power prices in high-VRE scenarios are lower on average, but they move around more.
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It has wheels to move around your space and built-in obstacle avoidance The robo-butler wouldn't be much of a butler if it just sat in the corner of your room — it has wheels to move around your space and built-in obstacle avoidance.
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At 39 pounds, the bike — which costs $399.95 — is easy to move around, but feels sturdy.
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The more space you give your tea leaves to move around inside the infuser, the better.
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Instead, according to the MIT researchers who developed it, it used "tactile information" to move around.
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Now the two balls are pushed such that they move around each other—just like this.
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I think sculpture is defined by how we move around them thinking about mast and weight.
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"We're a species that likes to move around a lot and likes to explore," DeSalle said.
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While you shovel, you also experience slight torso rotation as you move around carrying the shovel.
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It's a stripped-down app that automatically blocks all trackers as you move around the web.
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They probably won't move around much, either: according to Drake, the gilded sneakers weigh 100 pounds.
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On other surfaces, the robots can etch visible designs in the clothing, as they move around.
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Birds raised in denser quarters do not move around much, and so require less to eat.
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"The thing that makes water so special is you can move around all planes," she says.
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We know that vibranium, in its raw form, is unsafe to move around at high speeds.
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So, when people are hit by tough times, they can reskill and move around more easily.
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Going undercover allows a witness protection officer to freely move around with witnesses in the community.
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We hope, as you move around, you recognize our commitment to allowing everyone to express themselves.
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This fences off the guard booth while giving the car plenty of space to move around.
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Move around, wink and smile, and you'll see your new style without the work or cost.
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It wiggles back and forth each time, to replicate how one might move around while driving.
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The arms move around the horse to capture 2D images, as well as 3D moving images.
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Let the motion of the world move around you as you understand your place and purpose.
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We only use full-sized tablets, so there's more space for their fingers to move around.
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Of course, having a smaller belly this time made it easier for her to move around.
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There's also a screen, projector, and white "acoustic panels" intermixed, which move around, ascend or descend.
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It's enterprise software that companies are relying on to safely move around increasingly mission critical information.
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Not only beating people with his arm but with his feet, his ability to move around.
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The experience was also highly mobile, requiring that you move around the scenes to complete them.
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My dad worked for the Department of Defense and we had to move around a lot.
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" She called on attendees to "dream bigger, be better, and allow ourselves to move around fearlessly.
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It's busy, but not to the point that you can't move around without spilling your drink.
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"We were finally able to move around this morning around 6:30 am," Kretschmer told CNN.
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But books are easy: they're small and the little people don't move around because they're drawings.
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They seek not so much a seamless fusion as the freedom to move around at will.
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She said she helped remove debris to create openings for cameras and sensors to move around.
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It's getting increasingly hard for the Air Force to move around without its aircraft getting noticed.
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This keyboard is easy to move around with my laptop or a lap desk or elsewhere.
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"The market was already starting to move around those pictures when she began," Ms. Simpson said.
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I like to move around and keep busy, and I also find it easier to stand.
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So it starts at the very beginning, and tells you how to move around the app.
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You can choose a stat and interactively see the team data move around on the chart.
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You miss out on the clique scene when you move around a lot as a kid.
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If you make a mistake in placement, the beads move around easily in the rhinestone polish.
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When plastics get warm, they degrade faster because the molecules have more energy to move around.
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Inside the houses, Weaver's spindly figures move around blotty tabletops, each free of pesky contour lines.
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They often can't speak and suffer from muscular atrophy because they can't walk or move around.
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If realized, the system would dramatically change how residents move around in Saudi and UAE cities.
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Shear and I stood in silence for a time, watching the colors move around the room.
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I have little storage space or space to move around, but it is warm and cozy.
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In this mode, you move around the game's universe by teleporting short distances at a time.
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For me, rumors that it would become harder to move around had cast a long shadow.
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Casting and filming move around Britain, and episodes include contestants from different classes, genders and races.
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By the time many millennials do buy homes, they're older and less likely to move around.
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Like other clergy members, this priest can deliver sermons and move around to interface with worshippers.
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But it will probably be later than that for inflation to stably move around 2 percent.
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Does anyone ever complain that their costume is too heavy or difficult to move around in?
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Animals need to be able to move around, to find food and mates, among other things.
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I can move around in a 3D space and change my avatar to different colored mannequins.
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They're much more like amoebas — single-celled microscopic sacs that move around by altering their shape.
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Such a machine could move around and perform simple tasks, such as holding tissue or taking video.
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Hit Play on above and grab the video with your cursor to move around on the screen.
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I start to get up to move around so they turn on again, but what's the point.
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I like to leave an open space where I can comfortably move around to stand and paint.
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"Romeo has begun to move around much more than my other ones while he sleeps," she continued.
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"We move around a lot so we are used to saying goodbye to people constantly," Walsh says.
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This requirement limits the way an user can move around, which makes the VR experience less immersive.
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Now we can do modeling of the mosquitoes and how they move around, what distance they go.
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It's pretty bulky — not the sort of thing you want to move around from room to room.
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Robots move around the warehouse, picking up inventory so human workers can stay at a scanning station.
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Now, she'll somehow have to juggle her fiancé's doctors appointments and help him move around and bathe.
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Hughes was born in Joplin, Mo., and his parents' divorce forced him to move around a lot.
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For all the flatness of the frame, we have to move around these works to see them.
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Wakaleo filmed various animals underneath a glass sheet and we get to see how they move around.
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And certainly with decreased movement and decreased ability to move around, that's not good for the lungs.
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She considers stepping into the center of the hallway, where people will have to move around her.
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Most simply, kids can just watch their Euglena move around as they trigger the different light sources.
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Cows, on the other hand, move around and live longer, making it harder to monitor their treatment.
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Additionally, the black market for drugs has helped to create shadows that Jihadis can move around in.
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Hyundai is also working on a wearable robot to help senior citizens move around, the report said.
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That provides about 22017 cubic feet (3303 m^3300) of volume in which astronauts can move around.
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His freakin' feet are ridiculously swollen ... so bad that he can't even move around on his own.
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But the really cool part of the Tipron is that it can move around on its own.
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So it makes perfect sense that you'd want to move around 3D models with a VR headsets.
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The goal is to automate everything, and the first step is teaching the machines to move around.
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I'm actually more confident when I'm wearing sneakers because I can just move around as I please.
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The "inflation risk premium" and "liquidity premium" can move around over time, obscuring movements in inflation expectations.
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The module will provide around 565 cubic feet of living area for the astronauts to move around.
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When you put yourself just only in a producer box, you ain't really able to move around.
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Well … just try not to move around too much if you find yourself in a similar situation.
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It also has a hot-desk model, where members don't get assigned seating and move around instead.
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At Uber, employees are encouraged to move around and explore new roles and responsibilities at the company.
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It's on wheels and has an extendable handle, making it easy to move around without carrying it.
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It looks pretty good, too — kind of like a baby Spectre that's not meant to move around.
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Authorities say they were able to move around the state with the help of relatives, Fox2 reports.
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The strong shaking can cause objects to move around and reduce buildings to rubble, trapping people underneath.
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A T-shirt is a low-barrier way to move around the world unnoticed by AI watchers.
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It was hard to move around the Stade de France on Friday, and this was by design.
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The experience is a hair bizarre and all takes place while you move around a virtual apartment.
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Trucking is powered by 220 million long-haul truck drivers, who move around 240% of America's freight.
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I crowned these the best maternity activewear leggings because they are very easy to move around in.
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"So we want to hire smart generalists who can grow and move around the company over time."
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Depressed people, for instance, move around less, which can be tracked with a phone's GPS and accelerometer.
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She's using her new powers to move around appliances instead of moving herself to a better movie.
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Italy has long allowed inmates in medium-security prisons to move around the facilities during the day.
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He said GNA ministers originally from Tripoli were "not under threat and even move around without security".
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This is where you can lose yourself and forget about certain things, be experimental, and move around.
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They became legendary in the second World War, when the French resistance used them to move around.
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They are creepy as hell, somehow move around without any feet, and they want to eat you.
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I appreciate that I'm able-bodied and I get to move around the world with that privilege.
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What you see and what you feel is often in conflict as you move around the room.
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"His arrival will ease tensions by showing he's free to move around," said a French diplomatic source.
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"I'm a huge fan of shore fishing and getting to move around on my feet," she said.
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She just arrived in Shanghai a few days ago and was given clearance to move around freely.
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We do have protective doors but air still flows around which means the virus can move around.
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Worst is the lack of freedom to move around in the world without scrutiny, pity or scorn.
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Women wearing black robes and niqabs move around in small groups, chatting or carrying out daily chores.
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And even if you think you don't want to work at the company, hiring managers move around.
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The Move brings all of Sonos' features to a speaker designed to move around the owner's house.
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As the dancers and musicians move around the stage, at times it's hard to tell them apart.
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People can just move around the country if they don't like how their kids are being treated?
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But the guards won't move around to maintain order in the room where the Mona Lisa hangs.
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We would stay outside and move around so we were not just sitting in the same place.
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But from Tuesday, they should be in complete free fall and the spacecraft will move around them.
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This setup lets the Portal see and hear you no matter where you move around in the room.
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Where you sit on a plane determines how often you get up and move around, new research suggests.
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He didn't want to move around too much, fearing the bailiff would think he was going to run.
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"I had to stop training because I couldn't stand and move around like I needed to," she explains.
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He wanted his dog to move around, but she is "a very chilled labrador" and wouldn't get up.
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The key is investing in multifunctional pieces that you can move around and drag both indoors and outdoors.
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S-Team members don't necessarily report directly to Bezos as they move around the company leading different projects.
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Both demos had you move around a limited space with minimal interactivity, not a full-fledged virtual world.
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You can move around pretty freely, exploring the nooks and crannies of each level to find hidden objects.
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Building on the AR feature, you can then move around to capture your Squirtle from the ideal angle.
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It is the liberation of these vortices to move around as a material warms up which destroys superconductivity.
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Amoebas are tiny, single-celled organisms that can move around but can only be seen with a microscope.
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The app starts with a feed of the closest tips that automatically re-sort as you move around.
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Adult sea cucumbers can, as do starfish and sea urchins, move around using suckerlike structures called tube feet.
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Bartels clarifies that they are not extremophiles, as they don't really "live" and move around in tun mode.
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"Drake wanted the freedom to move around on stage and not worry about being fenced in," he says.
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The lights are detachable, so they're ideally suited for apartment dwellers or those who move around a lot.
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"The heavier something is, the harder it's going to be to move around the solar system," Crusan says.
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Once you're done positioning the model, you can move around the object, get closer and look at details.
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The kicker: to solve these 3D-puzzle games requires "programming" Rosie to move around the augmented reality world.
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Most remotes have just a few buttons for navigation, so it's inherently harder to move around the screen.
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By switching to the bottom navigation bar, it'll be easier for people to quickly move around an app.
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Even after he retired, Bertone was seen using escorts of Vatican and Italian police to move around Rome.
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On Tango devices, it will always show the exact sizes no matter how users place or move around.
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Then, whatever you want to slide on top of that can move around because the liquid is mobile.
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Senior dogs and dogs with disabilities should be able to move around in their strollers without your snark.
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The environment and characters are brought to life in compelling ways, interacting with you as you move around.
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The first option is to play seated, using the controller to both move around and control the camera.
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The clamshell body made it easy for me get up and move around to even out my tan.
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Seeing these guys from above, as they move around the stage, makes them appear oddly unguarded and vulnerable.
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Even with the crutches, she can barely move around -- hunched over at an unnatural angle to the floor.
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During my career, I played center field, and I used scouting reports and empirical evidence to move around.
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Urge employees to take their breaks, stretch, and move around for a few minutes several times a day.
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It's perhaps the most impressive aspect of "Apex Legends": The game simply feels good to move around in.
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"The past two years, I move around every two to three weeks and sometimes even less," she says.
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It's extremely light, so it's no problem at all to move around to different parts of your home.
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Instead of letters or numbers, its keys are designed to let you control games and move around menus.
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Some kind of virtual reality, or something where you could actually physically move around the scenes I've created.
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But while we might move around like drones, staring into their cracked screens, our phones don't isolate us.
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We move around much more and remain in jobs for less time (or work in the "gig economy").
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Conversations will continue to move around these themes on January 11, when Mercury joins these planets in Capricorn.
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Then you just move around him and take pot shots when you can, and he's actually quite easy.
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Marte would move around the room encouraging us (read: yelling at) to improve our form and keep up.
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Mr. Gallera suggested that citizens, to preserve the country's economy, should be able to move around for work.
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If I am willing to squeeze them in, they are willing to move around their schedules to come.
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So we will move around, spend a few days at a particular venue and then move to another.
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So as they move around the spines kind of push into your nerves and doing all these things.
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She mentioned how he would move around the room looking at the venue from different angles and positions.
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This suit can't move around the stage very well, so we generally have been locked in the space.
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The most energy intensive thing that wealthier people do is move around more, in cars, ships, and planes.
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But sitting on the couch, watching my family move around the apartment, I didn't see coldness or callousness.
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HSBC Holdings said it could move around 1,000 employees from London to Paris in the event of "Brexit".
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How people move around in space, how things are connected, how we order things in our own minds.
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I placed an Ikea bed on the floor and was able to move around and look underneath it.
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If the first two or three things don't work, then we just move around and try something else.
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Many people who have these medical conditions also have motor challenges, and can't move around on their own.
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When you move around as you sleep, you kick them up until the air and breathe them in.
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"Smart Camera" enables Portal to automatically pan, zoom, and widen the frame as you move around the room.
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Copernicus showed that Earth and the other observable planets move around the sun, not the sun around Earth.
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Two months into the epidemic in China, Yoon was showing her passport to move around her own neighborhood.
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"We have to reeducate people so they can see there are more options to move around," she says.
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Mirrors everywhere mean the images and sounds move around you, as if you were in a heart itself.
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Because we have so much diversity and variety in the projects we work on, we move around a lot.
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Cars, buses, airplanes, all the different ways we move around powered by fossil fuels, push CO2 into the air.
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He would move around to several other states, kidnapping, assaulting, and slaughtering women from Colorado to Utah and Florida.
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The researchers wrote very detailed instructions on how humans could potentially move around in space, based on kitty maneuvers.
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"I think she would love to be invisible so she can move around and spy on people," Milian says.
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"I can't bring myself to move around in bulletproof cars or in closed popemobiles with bulletproof glass," he said.
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Instead, you'll be harnessed to an overhead rail while you move around freely on the 60-metre long walkway.
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"Obamus coronatus did not seem to move around, rather it was embedded to the ocean mat," the researchers said.
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These organs don't blink or feature eyeballs that move around; they merely absorb and signal the presence of light.
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These little spheres can grow and change, the neurons inside reaching out arm-like appendages as they move around.
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The pod will operate fully without human control, using data from cameras and radars to move around pedestrianised areas.
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So these rules often mean you cannot move around freely as you want to or make decisions for yourself.
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After having the flu for approximately two weeks, I am thrilled to finally be able to move around again.
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Portal adjusts to keep its subject in frame as they move around to enable casual at-home video chat.
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Aglietti also notes that larger vehicles should not move around as much as the panel did once they're harpooned.
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That knowledge and understanding of the fundamental ways bits move around the internet is one of Google's core capabilities.
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And electrical robots don't have the capacity to carry people, or move around exoskeletons that weigh hundreds of pounds.
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You move around an expansive map, for instance, one with different regions, all based on a different Nintendo franchise.
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To be fair, it's got to be difficult to move around in and see out of that Mario suit.
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The available bits are spent on things that move around, optimizing quality towards the important stuff in the frame.
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ASIMO is lighter and bit smaller than its predecessors, allowing it to move around with added grace and agility.
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Whenever particles move around inside the corona, they create waves like a boat on the surface of the ocean.
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You move around by selecting small statues and warping to their location, and there's only one button for interaction.
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The app will identify people, text, objects and more as you move around and tell you what it sees.
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But there are also areas where neither is in control, and those can be dangerous to move around in.
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Move around, and the glass panels refract, conjuring new color combinations and lending the piece a quasi-kaleidoscopic feel.
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My mom is in the Army, so we used to move around a lot—San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Houston.
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Ideally, all would follow London, Singapore and Stockholm in charging drivers to move around the city at congested times.
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Mercury's vibe is all about coming and going easily, whereas Taurus, the bull, isn't too easy to move around.
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There are no wires or PC required, and yet its room-detecting abilities mean you can move around freely.
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Measuring at 4 feet, this cable allows you to freely move around while powering up (and responding to texts).
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The teleportation mechanic is an increasingly accepted way to move around in VR, seen in projects like Bullet Train.
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It needs to be so that data can move around worldwide without all being controlled by a single entity.
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"We are committed to continuing to build technological solutions that support everyone's ability to easily move around their communities."
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"In prison, you can move around and work out; generally spend your time how you see fit," he explains.
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"We want you to move around a 3D world as naturally as you scroll through a document," Microsoft says.
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Scalise is still using crutches to walk and has been using a motorized wheelchair to move around the Capitol.
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If something catches people's eyes enough to make them move around it, they will build a story around it.
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Or people at the gym may stare at him as his breasts move around, causing him to avoid exercising.
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Whether you like it or not, ride-hailing powerhouse Uber is transforming the way people move around urban spaces.
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They stand up on thin legs and move around via the surprisingly powerful vibration of the Joy-Con controllers.
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It's clever, but it also means those legs get wobbly pretty quickly, which makes them move around somewhat erratically.
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Warehouse workers who move around freight saw their average score rise from 5 in 2002 to 25 in 2016.
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"The toenails were off and bleeding, so it was quite painful to move around, but I tried," Djokovic said.
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It also did not retest the volunteers' vascular function after they had risen and begun to move around normally.
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The device uses AI to recognise people in the frame and follow people as they move around the room.
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Soboroff explained that kids are free to move around and are allotted two hours of outdoor time each day.
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The group has called on both countries to let him move around freely and give him compensation. http://bit.
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Since most tiny homes are on wheels and can easily be moved, many residents tend to move around frequently.
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Pens still allow your puppy freedom to move around, while also giving you to control over where they go.
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As folks were forced to move around, they didn't have an opportunity to save things to take with them.
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After all, her job is to give policy guidance and move around resources around to carry out those policies.
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We move around on snowmobiles and on all-terrain vehicles and I use drones to keep the herd together.
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For the next three years, she would move around Poland, disguising herself as a Roman Catholic named Wanda Gajda.
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"It is dense, cheap to store and much easier to move around than a commodity like oil," Currie explained.
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The start-up is best known for its "Chuck" autonomous vehicles that can move around packages in the warehouse.
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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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" Driscoll told BuzzFeed News she's still "weak" with limited abilities to move around her house, but she is "healing.
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Modern parenting norms make it less likely they will be allowed to physically move around their neighborhoods and communities.
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With no real roads on either side, Alaska's incomparably superior airline network enables anyone to move around with ease.
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Watch this space The financial industry broadly agrees that money should move around the globe faster and more efficiently.
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I think he's going to move around a lot, and I think he's going to take shots and stuff.
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One of her favorite aspects of college "is sitting down and reading" and "letting thoughts move around," she said.
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The layout made it easy to move around and locate the food, different beverage types, and the auction items.
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Noel and Thomas, seated at the officers' desk area, use the computers and move around the SHU common area.
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It's the perfect gift for babies 503 months and up since it incentivizes them to move around and crawl.
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These people move around a lot, it seems like there's a sorting out in the industry, of the talent.
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He also mentioned Kubernetes, open-source software created at Google that lets developers easily move around their applications and workloads.
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Even so, it's a cool effect and I could even pick up the laptop and move around the virtual object.
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They're easy to peel, stick, and move around, allowing your dad to constantly customize his fridge to meet his needs.
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They're easy to peel, stick, and move around, allowing your dad to constantly customize his fridge to meet his needs.
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Its controller even slotted into the front of the console so that the whole thing was easier to move around.
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"I have it in the living room right now," she said, noting that it's lightweight and easy to move around.
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And it's difficult to study things like spatial navigation and movement disorders, which require people to, you know, move around.
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No matter how nice the piece looks, I'd still like enough space to actually move around and not feel stifled.
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Faith can move around very quickly, but groups of foes have a tendency to surround her and tighten the noose.
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"Visually, the result was pleasing for the users—they wanted to move around and explore their new body," he says.
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Nailed to the surrounding space, the dizzying strings of Kazuko Miyamoto's untitled 1972 installation shimmer as we move around them.
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Its geometric designs creating a variety of vanishing points and perspectives that will shift as visitors move around the space.
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This reduces internal friction and allows the particles to move around more freely, the way they do in a liquid.
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The shuffle helps you move around the ring quickly, but doesn't allow you to stay in a grounded fight stance.
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"It's a global market and the barrels move around to find a home where they need to be," Dealy said.
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High-waisted, cut long, and made from stretch fabric, bike shorts are surprisingly comfortable and functional to move around in.
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They look improbably easy to move around in, and don't appear to have a whole lot of life-support options.
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The community's aim was to create a common market, where goods, services and people could move around with greater ease.
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That money would move around and would clearly increase the tax base, and it would generate a lot of revenue.
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So to me it's just something I can move around in and have fun and just kind of be myself.
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We have become accustomed to our freedom to move around as we wish, and to gather with whom we choose.
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"He is competent, able to passively move around on his own and do what he needs to do," Balrog said.
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If you're in a headset with external tracking, this means you can move around objects or lean close to characters.
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Eggs are unhatched Pokemon, and in order to hatch them, you need to, you know, actually walk and move around.
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Uber wants to become a kind of transportation utility — the default way that people and goods move around a city.
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You have no control over the story, but you intuitively move around to follow the action as it plays out.
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Though the suit is meant to help Snake move around silently, it is also known for enhancing Snake's physical features.
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Others watch for illegal shipping activities and yet more are built to service or move around other satellites in orbit.
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The little touches Apple has added—the animations as you move around, the movie-quality screensavers—all help as well.
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I like having an excuse to move around, especially going into an eight-hour day of sitting at a desk!
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So this would be, I'm sitting at the chess board and I just don't know what pieces to move around.
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There is, however, one major drawback: Gadgets, even super creepy ones that move around or hug you, are not people.
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In the handheld games, you simply use a controller to move around the in-game world the developers have made.
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The tester reported that the pump was comfortable to wear but didn't always feel attached enough to move around confidently.
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Still, as with most VR games, the more room you have to move around, the better the experience will be.
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It's common for the screenwriters to move around plot events within the storyline which they seem to be doing now.
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Airlines often suggest stretches that can be done while seated, but flyers feel better when they move around a bit.
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Even they were limited in how much they could move around, making it pretty easy to predict their target area.
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"I would have a studio to move around in and explore lots of different aspects of the Beast," he says.
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If you design a new kitchen and move around, it is a good use case, but AR is more approachable.
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The idea is to move around into different poses, with the app taking a picture every time you stop moving.
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Though it could be programmed to move around by an Apple II computer, it did little else and sold poorly.
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"I have epilepsy, and the medication I take to control it ratchets up my need to move around," he says.
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She says she couldn't move around to get various angles during showtime, because she'd interrupt video documentation of the performance.
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With the whole world to explore and nothing to tie them down, they move around more often than their elders.
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Instead it's a reference to Brownian motion, a concept in physics that describes the way particles move around in fluid.
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In a letter posted on Twitter last weekend Shahidi wrote that she can move around her cell only by crawling.
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Models based on fluid dynamics, buoyancy, and other factors allow the little bot to move around without much additional computing.
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The winning project, called "Spotting Trends," uses clustering analysis to keep tabs on traffickers as they move around the internet.
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The Cinema 3D system takes advantage of the fact that moviegoers don't move around much once they've reached their seats.
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But with that space to move around and watch videos comes a ton of surface area that's vulnerable to cracks.
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Aston Martin's approach is to lighten the load, to make the car easier to move around rather than overwhelmingly powerful.
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By the time many millennials do buy homes, they're older and less likely to move around as they settle down.
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In a mere two years, Ford employees will be invited to use its autonomous cars to move around the campus.
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You could package your world as a "map" and post it online for others to download and move around in.
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It's also a matter of being able to move around and get services to people, which cannot happen without fuel.
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Ford sees scooters as an affordable, accessible way to move around cities without polluting, congesting traffic or struggling to park.
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Unlike chimpanzees, which travel through the trees, Grauer's gorillas move around in groups on the ground, leaving large, trackable footprints.
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"He continued: "I opened the door and said, 'You can move around all you want, but I'm not going anywhere.
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Americans move around a lot, coming and going from different parts of the country at different parts of their lives.
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The nerve for a government to say who can't move around on this planet — I mean, that's an alien concept.
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Floating, and then learning to move around in zero gravity and essentially flying from place to place, is pretty amazing.
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We move around as part of the crowd at a protest, a candlelight vigil, a funeral service and other events.
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Opera singers go everywhere, but when a dancer wants to move around, the companies behave like you are betraying them.
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Using time-lapse photography, scientists in Australia have discovered that corpses move around for at least a year after death.
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For more than a year after death, corpses move around "significantly," and this finding could be important for forensic investigations.
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While it's normal for the axis to move around a little bit, the recent shift has been more than expected.
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The game's premise is delightfully straightforward: All you have to do is move around a little hole in the ground.
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Martinez obliged, and the dean asked her to "move around" to see whether her nipples were still visible, Martinez says.
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If you move around the elements for this drink, you have the formula for a lot of different popular cocktails.
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The student said the recruiter was white and didn't really talk about the university before having the students move around.
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But what do those numbers mean for the way people across the state live, work, move around and spend money?
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I have some exercise equipment at home for when I'm going crazy and feel like I need to move around.
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But on lap one, Hamilton made a bold move around the outside of Vettel on entry to the second chicane.
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Objects appeared to move around on their own in the boy's bedroom and he was violent and speaking Latin phrases.
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Beginning today, permission is necessary for Italians to move around the country for reasons of work, health or extenuating circumstances.
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This desire to move around on a single wheel is a desire for simplicity and impossibility at the same time.
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"I'm fine with that," said Mr. Chong, who considers his scooter a convenient way to move around the bustling city.
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The Swiss bank will move around 250 investment bankers in the first wave of job shifts, Bloomberg reported in February.
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" • Consider the importance of mobility: "Do you want it to move around," Mr. de Biasi asked, "or just sit there?
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The breezy, wide-leg trousers are a step above casual, yet stylish and comfortable enough to move around freely in.
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They consistently eat a healthful diet, and they also move around about every 20 minutes or so during each day.
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WENDY WHELAN We get in the studio, we do our things, we play our music, we move around, we laugh.
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It has tons of internal organization space, along with some included dividers you can move around to suit your needs.
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This wacky idea to move around time was first proposed by none other than Benjamin Franklin way back in 1784.
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"Room scale" VR systems let people move around in the real world while perceiving similar movement in the virtual one.
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As goods and humans increasingly move around the world, ticks travel with them, introducing the disease to new locales quickly.
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However, walking outside the Tower along the Thames, I was surprised I could actually move around without bumping into someone.
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Since Arizona's move, around 150 law school deans, including Martha Minow of Harvard Law, have expressed support for the change.
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As a result, they may be more willing to move around and find an employer with these attractive working conditions.
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But in a market that's evolving so quickly and where things move around so fast, it is what it is.
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You move around and interact with things simply by tapping the screen and it's all fairly intuitive, if a bit simple.
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NPR reports that U.S. workers today burn 140 fewer calories than workers in 1960, because they move around the office less.
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I want it to be comfortable inside with space for people to move around freely, and have some structure around community.
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Your phone's camera will open and you can then view, move around, rotate, and buy the product directly from the app.
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Southwest provides plenty of opportunities for employees to either advance or move around within the company, dozens of employee reviews show.
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As a desktop — a computer that doesn't move around much (if ever) — Apple has a lot more room to be bolder.
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In Job Simulator, rather than moving a player around the environment, players are fixed until they decided to move around themselves.
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But move around the corner, and the full image shows the boy covered in ash thrown up by a dumpster fire.
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It's okay to just get in the studio, even get in the gym and play some music and just move around.
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Not only did they want something that would allow them to move around, but also wouldn't require them to get undressed.
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Likewise, Oculus Quest is a self-contained headset that also incorporates positional tracking so you can move around your surroundings freely.
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But to be able to stand up, move around the room, and act while you're auditioning, the people watching you disappear.
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She can just sort of move around the world and everything falls into the place she needs them to fall to.
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The works emit marvelous energy fields of their own, seeming to radiate diffused light and swirl as you move around them.
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What this means is that as well as tracking how they rotate, they can also be tracked as they move around.
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Crackdown, the first one, got away with being a shallow game where it just felt fun to move around the world.
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It has also become harder for families to live together because people move around a lot more than they used to.
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As we talk in the gurdwara, Sukhwinder, Rana, and I move around the room while the two of them greet friends.
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The middle of the room was empty — we were encouraged to move around as much as we liked during the demo.
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You can move around, put your phone closer and the 3D object reacts just like you're looking at a real object.
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I guess it's just my mannerisms, like the way I talk, the way my eyes move around maybe when I'm thinking …?
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"You want to be able to move around volitionally through a space, not just be stuck in one place," Huang says.
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In the clip, Rossi can be heard cooing over her baby girl as she watches her move around on the monitor.
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Or you could pour it onto things and then watch the smoke monster move around and then smash things into pieces.
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In recent years, China's internet behemoths have upped the ante in how goods move around as they look offline for growth.
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The cabin is actually big enough to move around in, which is unthinkable in the sleek, streamlined jets the US flies.
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In the clip, she could be heard cooing over her baby girl as she watched her move around on the monitor.
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Bigger chickens, living closer together, become more efficient at converting grain into meat as they lack the space to move around.
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"Toronto will give you the opportunity to move around and do whatever you guys want to do," he told some athletes.
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That makes it a lot harder to move around, so I have fatigue, and often my immune system starts to weaken.
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I have to direct and move around a lot and I always work a lot with the models or the artist.
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Later in the period, Arvidsson answered with a nifty move around Carolina defenseman Noah Hanifin for a shot to beat Darling.
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For one thing, women pay more than men in New York City to move around, for a variety of complex reasons.
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These interactions cause dust and gas to move around creating a nebulous looking galaxy, unique among most others in the universe.
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The House lawsuit argues that Trump's choice to move around funds for the wall violated the Appropriations Clause of the Constitution.
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And you can kind of zoom out a little bit but you can't move around like you can in Google Maps.
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There is also an eight-seater poker table in the same room — still with plenty of room to move around in.
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If you're an active member, you get access to everything you need to move around your country at a good price.
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Higher temperatures would cause gases to become more energized and move around quickly, allowing them to break free of Pluto's gravity.
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You can now move around your home without worrying if the person on the other end can see you or not.
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Selling for $129, the robot has three replaceable metal bristles that help the robot both clean and move around your grill.
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"All asylum seekers are now free to move around the island at their will," the government wrote in its initial release.
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All this gives you considerably more freedom while chatting as you can move around without worrying about stepping out of frame.
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Create a reason to move around every day, even if that means just taking the stairs or going for a walk.
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I live in a two-story town house, and at that point, it was very difficult for me to move around.
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Two, don't move around with the camera, unless what you're shooting really demands it (like on the hood of a car).
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Seeds don't move on their own, either; they rely on the wind or animals like birds and squirrels to move around.
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"Stars form in packed groups called stellar nurseries and then later disperse as they move around the galaxy center," Morais said.
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But the truth is, there's no perfect way to betray your country or to move around the world without having problems.
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Many class exercises involve building maps of the school in pairs and groups, and coding the Sphero to move around it.
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The motorized train can move around a 20-piece track along with five mini-figures: Mickey, Minnie, Chip, Dale, and Goofy.
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The styles are pretty basic, but if you're planning to move around a lot throughout college, this brand provides great value.
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An American four-star general is likely to move around some two dozen times during the course of a long career.
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It’s ideal for action shots or keeping an object in focus as you move around to frame your shot.
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He thought its technique was a great way to move around and had a hunch that the physics would be intriguing.
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Older people move around less, have more knowledge of the community they live in, and have deeper ties to local institutions.
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Make sure to take the time to watch dance and move around near the end of their respective videos, trust me.
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The government said it would put in place a new governor, more staff and move around 300 prisoners to other sites.
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The weights won&apost move around during the night (a common complaint), and the removable cover makes it more versatile seasonally.
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In Afghanistan, where I work a lot, there are typically embassies and international organizations that move around in armored car convoys.
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His mother and sister, in an attempt to help, decide to move his furniture to enable him to move around comfortably.
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"It makes the game more interesting and fun for guys that are coming up and get to move around," Zaidi said.
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Lytro's system also features Six Degrees of Freedom (6DoF), which enables the viewer in aheadset to move around within the piece.
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Rothwell worried about her future medical licensure, and whether she'd be able to move around as freely as she had hoped.
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They decided the ship should move around the island to assist "wherever the needs were at the time," Mr. Raheem said.
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We just got this Xsens' mocap suit that is the one that's able to kind of move around the stage more.
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I had exactly one budget line that I could move around to any program I wanted to, without permission from anybody.
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With that flexibility, you can move around the room as your charge up instead of staying tethered to a power outlet.
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Instead, it acted like a parasite by using human hosts, allowing it to control their bodies and move around freely, undetected.
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The cells move around within the embryo, which then grows into a multicellular body made of many different kinds of tissues.
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And with 6 feet of length, this cable gives you lots of freedom to move around or charge devices from afar.
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It senses gravity too — with crystals that move around inside single, but giant, elongated, spore-containing cells that resemble Truffula Trees.
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Pros: Compact and easy to move around, great low price, easy to assembleCons: Uneven heating across some parts of grill surface
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It's the Oscars for fiscal fanatics, politics reporters and a boom-era government that has plenty of money to move around.
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"Whenever there's single platform shutdowns or deplatforming, these clusters of hate evolve and move around, and get smarter," said Miller-Idriss.
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Experts suggest that getting up to move around every half-hour or so may be enough to help counteract this risk.
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Windows Central's Zac Bowden installed the emulator and made a little video showing how windows move around and it's refreshingly simple.
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One group of tardigrades was kept in an active state in which they were normally hydrated and able to move around.
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I loved making this puzzle and would like to try more where things can "move around" through some sort of landscape.
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All we asked was that they were loud and easy to move around — and the Boom is still perfect for that.
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It is spending the next three years counting all the cats that live in Washington, and observing how they move around.
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When you move around a lot, you start to realize how hard it is to feel at home in a place.
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Like many New Yorkers, he depends on the subway to move around the city, and doesn't plan to stop using it.
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As we move around our cities this weekend, let's take a moment to think about what we can do to help.
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Gucci has chosen to install mannequins lifelessly watching the video versions of appropriated art, while people move around the space shopping.
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"Go Fly hopes to inspire a future where we use these personal flying devices to get around, to move around," she said.
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As I move around the room, the camera "follows" me, as if it had the ability to move and zoom its lens.
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Instead of little tokens, players will get to pick their favorite Fortnite character skin to control as they move around the board.
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Robot vacuums use sensors, lasers, and motherboards to move around your space while you do whatever the heck you feel like doing.
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Perhaps that might be useful in, for example, health care, where nobody really knows how to move around electronic medical records securely.
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However, in comparison to enriched cages, hens in cage-free and free-range facilities suffer injuries simply because they move around more.
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By controlling the position of your hands, arms, and legs, you can fly higher or lower, and move around inside the tunnel.
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Once you start to get some control, it's a fun challenge to try to fly higher and move around in different ways.
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The device was truly revolutionary when it debuted in 2010, and all told, the company managed to move around 35 million units.
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You wouldn't be able to move around/live/make money without its service, MTR reasons, which is why the city ponies up.
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The company also created the Kubernetes technology for virtual containers, which enables developers to easily move around code between machines and clouds.
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Her legs were also unable to carry her weight; she had to use her knees to move around because she couldn't stand.
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Users can water the office plant, pet the office dog, Winnie, and move around the office floor by swiping left and right.
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The size of a lifebuoy, it uses water turbines to move around and airbags to raise the person out of the water.
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Ashkin's work with optical tweezers, which use laser light as a tool to move around tiny objects, dates back to the 1980s.
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The biggest focus of today's spacewalk is helping to move around a piece of hardware that's needed for NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
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Expandable habitats are an attractive option because they are lighter, easier to carry and have more room for astronauts to move around.
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Still, there's power in being able to move around a room and have it track to what you're seeing on the headset.
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Women in Saudi Arabia have long had to rely on male relatives to get to work, run errands, and simply move around.
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If you'd rather have a screen that can move around the house and change its size, the Mars is great for that.
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Instead of using wheels to move around, the Toy-Con RC Car uses the controllers' HD rumble feature to move via vibrations.
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"We need a complete rethink of the way we power our economy, build homes, move around and grow our food," she said.
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He is able to move around comfortably and can lie down inside the carrier if he wants, but he loves looking around.
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The casual human tone helps you move around the book's many classified redactions enough that you can imagine yourself at the Bay.
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You move around the screen by tapping where you want to go, and combat is a mix of taps, holds, and swipes.
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While they can move around Israel freely, East Jerusalemites must prove that they continually live there or risk having their residency revoked.
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This update brings an added sense of immersion for users, who will be able to move around a bit while watching events.
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It feels good to move around, and the game looks so amazing that you can't help but want to see what's next.
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The spacecraft carries an orbiter, a lander and a rover which will move around on the lunar surface for 14 earth days.
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The clips don't reveal much we haven't seen before, but they both show how naturally these robots are able to move around.
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But the method will definitely help scientists figure out exactly how the cell works and how molecules move around inside of it.
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You move around by twisting large wheels on a cardboard box, which rotate fans on the submersible, pushing it any given direction.
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One of the games announced this week was Bomb Chicken, a goofy platformer about a chicken that uses bombs to move around.
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Now, the adorable baby cats are starting to move around on their own and are ready for adoption into a loving home.
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As you move around, different and more types of Pokémon will appear depending on where you are and what time it is.
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That includes robots designed to move around in fluids, robots designed to augment organs in the human body, prosthetics, and, uh, this.
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Taking a microbreak in which you move around for a minute every 20 minutes or so has been shown to reduce discomfort.
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Ceramics have strong bonds between their atoms—unlike metals, in which the electrons in those bonds have more freedom to move around.
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The best part is that in said scene, Britney dances as stiff as ever but the lasers just move around her. Iconic.
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I'm sort of excited to see what cool tricks we can come up with to move around in this lower gravity environment.
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First, it can move around double-parked cars or other obstructions, while the streetcar must patiently wait for them to correct themselves.
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It's a huge model airport with dozens of planes and associated airport vehicles, all of which can move around on their own.
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This positional tracking allows users to not only move around digital objects but fix those objects to physical places in an environment.
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I move around to the driver's side, point my weapon, throw the vehicle's occupants out and jam my foot on the gas.
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Your little Bitmoji avatar travels from here to there as you move around, and you can select specific people to see you.
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The U.S. drugmaker intends to create 150 new research roles in London and move around 800 existing UK jobs to the capital.
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You can stick a crying face to your own face and watch it adjust itself as you move around in your snap.
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I feel it's safer to be outside—having the freedom to move around and to get to where you need to be.
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Instead, she opted to wear an apron with a tool belt, boots, bloomers, and a loose dress she can move around in.
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It uses software to automatically detect faces and it can pan and zoom as people move around the room to track them.
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"On the spring equinox of last year, I found myself rising out of my bed and able to move around," he writes.
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Instead of asking players to move around a confined physical space, Ready at Dawn chose to create a system of constant motion.
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Or move around in a futuristic office doing whatever you fancy, be it opening drawers, throwing stuff or using an object copier.
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At performances of "The Force of Things," listeners are encouraged to move around and explore what is essentially a live-action installation.
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Share prices move around for all sorts of reasons: executives may benefit from market movements that they have little to do with.
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Its size makes it perfect to move around the house as much as you please, and even makes it ideal for travel.
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"You circle around the idea, move around the idea and it doesn't come home — and suddenly things start to click," she says.
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If you want to copy or move around your backups, Apple recommends leaving the source files in place in their originating folders.
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These growths usually feel doughy to the touch and, if pressed with a finger, will move around a bit under the skin.
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This can lead to deaths by vehicle crashes and inbreeding due to the animals not being able to move around as much.
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My legs had plenty of room to move around in the wide pant legs and they had a comfortable high-rise fit.
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The unexpected discovery will help them understand how our ancestors left the water, transforming fins into limbs to move around on land.
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As regular walking folk that use our feet to move around, we understand what a nail through the foot would feel like.
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According to Vidal, Berenson will be at Musée du quai Branly up until November, but will move around the exhibition only intermittently.
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Almost eight in ten millennials agree that the thought of a future in which they can move around the world empowers them.
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Four groups of steel poles mounted with spherical light bulbs and tiny speakers shift and cross elegantly as you move around them.
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The club works to move around the city, rotating old stalwarts with new venues that need to build word-of-mouth buzz.
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As they move around the stage, the projections move with them, adjusting to subtle gestures and cues in 3D and real time.
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This way, you're not leaning over your laptop, or trying to move around big spreadsheets and websites with just your laptop's keypad.
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MRD's species, which was bipedal but may also have been able to move around in trees, was much smaller than modern humans.
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Reckard was really active, Duran said, and wouldn't ask for help, even though she had to use a walker to move around.
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The researchers placed an almond-sized aluminum ball, attached to a rod so it can move around, in an extreme vacuum chamber.
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A shrinking, bubblelike force field overhead corrals players into an ever-smaller area of the island, forcing them to move around constantly.
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The difference is mainly due to lower labor costs, as polystyrene is easier to move around and put in place, he noted.
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That falls in line with the new hero's healing limitations, since she'll need to move around more to keep allies in view.
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Each level is a maze of optical illusions that you can move around and manipulate to sidestep obstacles and bridge uncrossable gaps.
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" He explained his reasoning, "the country is an island, it is getting too crowded—you can't even move around the city streets.
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At first, things like the drawing mechanic (you just move around the left stick to make Sean sketch) seem ineffectual and unnecessary.
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But with time, I made friends with the inmates and guards, gained their trust, and I was able to move around freely.
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But their skin is tough, a rigid exoskeleton that allows them to move around, and oxygen absorption through that would be unlikely.
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As Ms. Spitzer's responsibilities grew, she was free to move around within parts of the camp and sometimes was allowed excursions outside.
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For many — like Gallegos's immediate family — the decision to move around was primarily economic, in search of some level of financial security.
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The eruv makes it easier for Orthodox Jews to move around, but it reinforces the idea that this community is our home.
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Russia has stationed anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles there, able to cover huge areas and complicate NATO's ability to move around.
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Fishers move around, trawling different areas on the seamount, which allows some areas to start the recovery process, according to the researchers.
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New tech will likely change the way we move around in the world, which could translate to changes in real-estate markets.
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Some can only move around with a mahram, or a male chaperone who is also a relative, and must cover their hair.
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His condition will not affect his singing voice, Frampton said, but it could slow his fingers and his ability to move around.
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But here's to hoping it leads to Assassin's Creed and Mass Effect characters that move around like humans rather than twerking robots.
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Players see characters, creatures and other elements overlaid on the landscape that they see through their phone's camera as they move around.
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When people moved behind obstacles, such as low-hanging branches, the drone would move around them or pause at a safe distance.
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To avoid damaging Thwaites' wrists, the arms — or forelegs — of his goat prosthesis can't move around a lot once he's settled in.
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"The twins have made an excellent recovery, and they are now starting to act independently and move around," Crameri said, The Guardian reported.
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Although, a more sensible (and less awkward-looking) feature might be to use a smartphone as a touchpad to move around the interface.
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You'll be able to add 3D characters and emoji into photos and videos and see them move around as you're capturing the scene.
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Playing a ported version of the excellent Superhot VR, which does make you move around more actively, I felt a lot more freedom.
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There's always a bit of friendly competition over who is doing something great each year, but it tends to move around a bit.
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Only one regional union, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), allows its passport holders to move around their region visa-free.
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But when it comes to an all-day look that you can actually move around in, we're opting for something slightly more utilitarian.
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"He has a sweet disposition, but his heavy load makes it uncomfortable to move around freely," the organization wrote in a Facebook post.
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Did you install surveillance cameras throughout a house, because the cameras move around interior and exterior spaces focusing on specific objects and spaces?
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After launching the tutorial, users navigate through a series of tasks - the first couple of tasks make chickens move around a Minecraft map.
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" Another commenter agreed, writing that it's "some algorithm they use so packages don&apost move around too much in the truck during shipment.
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In the Siha district, Assadi said, Islamic State had chained civilians by the hands and used them as human shields to move around.
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The "game" controls much like Myst as you click mostly static landscapes to move around and interact with any objects that allow it.
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Please. With a listed weight of 38.1 pounds, handle or no handle, that iMac wasn't something you wanted to move around very often.
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These cratons form some of the oldest rocks on the Earth, and their study could reveal something about how the continents move around.
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Why is Nguyen is still here, enjoying meals, listening to music, feeling the air move around her, when her brother is … where, exactly?
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And the real-world people around you, your friends, are in the game as they move around this sort of real-world chessboard.
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This innovation is a custom-built cart that allows the duck to move around and get the exercise he needs to stay healthy.
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You then move around the board to solve the scenario — for instance, you can be defending a manor, escaping a location and more.
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The imminent arrival of the self-driving car will change how people move around city streets, but they could do so much more.
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Most Americans have long ago given up fighting the notion that their behavior is tracked by advertisers as they move around the web.
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But the cases caused by the vaccine move around the map, made possible by wars and unrest that prevent vaccinators getting to children.
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But where BB-8 and Lightning McQueen could move around the room, Spider-Man is more stationary — his real power involves holding conversations.
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Additionally, the space agency wanted a spot that the 2020 rover could easily move around in and accomplish all of its science goals.
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The new keyframe feature will let the characters move around the screen and give artists more control over what's happening in the scene.
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Knowing how our planet's water, air, and other materials move around can help us understand natural processes like precipitation, floods, and tectonic shifts.
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As an Air sign, you'll feel most relaxed by having people to talk to, being open, and being able to move around unrestricted!
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I was inspired by the show I did with St. Vincent where we had all the brass players mobile; they could move around.
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Bodies and objects essentially absorb Wi-Fi as they move around in rooms, allowing the system to find discrete things in the space.
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In its previous app, Astropad, Astro used a floating button that you can move around the screen to someplace out of the way.
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These will be "super strong," but with their middles hollowed out to make them lighter and easier to actually move around and use.
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Votel cautioned it was hard to provide precise numbers as IS fighters move around the city and blend in with the local population.
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In addition to truly portable hardware, this means that users can reasonably move around from place to place with some guarantee of service.
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Once your Pokémon is situated in the ideal spot, you can then move around it to find the best angle for your photo.
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Here are some of the best and most efficient grenade throws to cover you and your team as you move around the map.
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It's always better to have more options to move around your city, so people living in Paris now have yet another transportation system.
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And we don't yet have a ready-to-go lunar lander or a rover to let astronauts move around on the lunar surface.
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We're able to move around, and that's the only life that my kids have grown up with, so I think it's somewhat normal.
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It's fully hands-free with a regular nursing bra, so you can comfort a baby, move around, or just relax while wearing it.
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From hydrogen-powered buses to cycle-share schemes and electric taxis, the way we move around our cities and towns is rapidly evolving.
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There are 25 million digital nomads who move around the world while working on the Internet, and that can make health insurance complicated.
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Overhead cameras will scan your body shape and clothing without facial recognition in order to track you as you move around the store.
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This small, unobtrusive security camera camera is easy to move around inside or out, and the battery life lasts up to two years.
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Researchers at several cybersecurity firms theorize that North Korea is attempting to build a network of infected banks to move around stolen money.
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Purists will contend that true virtual reality is an environment you can move around in, where the viewer is in control the scene.
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The lightweight wheels help her move around with ease, and have even made her faster than the 14 other tortoises in the zoo.
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"They taught her how to dress up in a pair of maid's coveralls to move around the city without being questioned," Noah writes.
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Creatures can move around real obstacles, and some effects can modify the environment, like a spigot that slowly fills the room with water.
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The tactility of "I Just Want To Be Wonderful" is just as important as its shifting appearance to as you move around it.
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Sharing a static location was already possible — I'm at this Starbucks — but now you can share your live location as you move around.
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Morgan Stanley could move around 1,2.23 of its roughly 6,000 employees in Britain elsewhere in Europe, a source at the bank previously said.
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Of course, this discussion is taking place as we hurtle towards a driverless car future that may seriously upend how we move around.
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NATO was told about the move around three weeks ago, the official said, but coalition countries had not yet carried out additional flights.
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In fact, I was consistently surprised at just how much I could move around and Portal's camera was still able to find me.
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Once the BEAM is connected to the station and inflated, it will provide 565 cubic feet of room for astronauts to move around.
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People cannot move around because of the proliferation of police roadblocks and the chance of being arrested if caught in the wrong place.
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The module was designed to stay compact during launch and then expand in space, providing more interior room for astronauts to move around.
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I think I get... It's a little bit easier, to deal with your nerves when you can move around and close your eyes.
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"There was a gasoline shortage, people one way or another wanted to be able to move around," said local farmer Ernesto Sierra, 44.
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As described by the Los Angeles Times, riders are seated on benches that move around, as if guests are flying behind Harry himself.
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After all, it's how we move around in the world every day, so it can be hard to believe it'll knock off pounds.
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There's no mechanism for keeping them in place, but they're small enough that they shouldn't move around much, even with some light jogging.
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Cellphone users and their actual residencies are harder to nail down as more people move around and take their phone numbers with them.
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"Grand Theft Auto III" gave players the freedom to move around a massive city as a low-level gangster with nearly no restraints.
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The area is where oil pumped out of the ground is treated to make it safe to move around the world in tankers.
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The stretchy poplin weave makes it comfortable to move around, and I like that it's 100% natural cotton and not some synthetic fabric.
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Taking care of yourself, and making sure to move around to avoid a DVT, are the best ways to stay safe and healthy.
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If that happens, it will be after some unusual measures to vastly accelerate the pace at which golfers will move around the course.
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He was hospitalized for more than a month and now relies largely on crutches and an electric scooter to move around the Capitol.
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And compared with conventional propeller-driven underwater robots, they are less likely to get stuck in algae or branches as they move around.
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However, they do use compressed gases to move around in zero-gravity, and astronauts can control them from a laptop aboard the ISS.
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It cannot be denied that Uber has transformed how we move around cities and disrupted the century-old taxi industry with remarkable speed.
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Boat captains, increasingly wary of the aggressive pods, will attempt to move around or outrun them, wasting fuel—thousands of gallons—and time.
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When you first try the app, it's not immediately obvious that you shouldn't keep your finger on the screen as you move around.
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I don't want to move around from neighborhood to neighborhood because I'm being evicted because my landlord can make more on other renters.
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In rural Turkey, the mostly female members of the Ulas family are unable to walk upright—instead, they move around on all fours.
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It will also allow you to move around in VR without bashing into your couch or wall due to its depth-sensing capabilities.
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Over these computer-generated images, the two directors layer footage of fluids shot in what looks macrophotography, which move around in mesmerizing waves.
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From battery electric cars and bike share schemes to on-demand taxi services booked via smartphone, the way we move around is changing.
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First, the material needs to be stretchy enough so that it is comfortable to move around, without feeling too rubbery on your skin.
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I tell him that when I can't move around anymore, he's going to have to come to my apartment to cut my hair.
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Watch "Cold Turkey: New Hampshire's Prison Detox" Read "The Golden Age of Drug Trafficking: How Meth, Cocaine, and Heroin Move Around the World"
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Many provinces and cities have made it easier for residents to move around, but have essentially shut themselves off to travelers from elsewhere.
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They have a 12-megapixel camera with high-definition video and artificial intelligence software; the camera follows people about as they move around.
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They were permitted to move around outside the parlors only with so-called runners working for the organization, evidence in the case showed.
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For one, a hologram shows a portrait of Europa as well as small € symbols that move around and become clearer under direct light.
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PHYS ED Two new studies look at what happens when we do not exercise or move around much for a period of time.
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These track how researchers move around the space, collecting data that can suggest tweaks to how equipment is mapped out to improve efficiency.
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But as long as we build streets that encourage people to drive into the city and to move around it at 35 m.p.h.
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The Double 33 now has an array of 3D sensors to allow for self-driving, letting the robot move around while avoiding obstacles.
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Once the roads have been closed to the public, however, it is no longer possible to move around the course in a car.
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The actors move around the stage with cameramen and wardrobe and makeup artists, recording scenes that are shown live on a large screen.
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And then as far as my style goes, I use a lot of stationary positions because it's hard for me to move around.
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The first layer is the puzzle platforming where you control the person icon, allowing you to move around the levels inside the signs.
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Cognitec, a German facial recognition company, showed me how its technology can follow people as they move around an airport or public space.
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Aside from using it to move around the home screen, you can use it to skip songs, decline phone calls, and dismiss alarms.
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According to Bard, these EM fields are transient, they come and go, move around and at times have reached levels dangerous to humans.
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Citroën says the pint-sized EV will help people move around cities, serving as an alternative to bicycles, mopeds, scooters, and public transit.
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The set was a series of slender transparent boxes, made of Lucite, that could move around the stage, continually reshaping the dramatic area.
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He is still undergoing out-patient rehabilitation and has been using crutches and a Louisiana State University-decorated motorized scooter to move around.
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Robot vacuum cleaners allow you to sit around all day doing nothing, whilst they methodically move around your home doing all the work.
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Users can use it to track oil tankers as they move around the world, see where there are wildfires, and decipher supply chains.
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The best saddles suggest where you should sit yet encourage you to move around as you ride; the Cambium does this extremely well.
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Even simple things like knowing how to move around in a kitchen and learning how to shout "behind you!" was hard at first.
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There's the safety of padding the edges of them so that Uzo [Aduba] can feel free to move around in a panicky chaos.
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I went to three high schools because we used to move around so much, but I still managed to graduate with a good GPA.
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One of my friends commented that, "It seems like all I actually do is move around," which is essentially true of most VR games.
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What they do is they hang a little device above doors that uses lasers to track the patterns of how people move around spaces.
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"I move around to film him from the back and he hits my hand and hits my camera out of my hand," Dreem said.
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At 12 pounds, roughly 15 by 15 inches across, and 8 inches tall, Cinder takes up space and is not easy to move around.
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It's easy to move around, has a long battery life, and has a water-resistant surface, meaning this speaker can go wherever you go.
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On Twitter and on Periscope, people could move around the scene with a cursor on a desktop screen or a finger on a smartphone.
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We have all lived long enough to have a rough grasp of how physics will affect our bodies as they move around in space.
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The Structure Sensor adds inside-out positional tracking to the headset, allowing people to move around in real space without external cameras or sensors.
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"We wanted to create an experience that would encourage people to move around the whole building and that responds to the architecture," Smith explains.
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" She also made sure the dress was lightweight, airy and breathable because, "I want to be able to move around on the dance floor!
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The Vive lets you move around a room freely while you're in VR, with one very long cord tethering the headset to your computer.
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So, the faster someone picks items and places them in a box, for example, the faster their car will move around a virtual track.
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I've never felt like I was able to quickly move around iOS, but it already feels like iOS 11 will start to change that.
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While virtual reality headsets let you look and move around in a fictional world, VR hasn't yet been able to give users tactile experiences.
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You'll be tightly limited by the amount you can move around also, so don't expect to walk around obstructions or walk onto the court.
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The phone displays a circular border around your face, and you simply move around until a series of lines around that circle turn green.
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This is likely to push car companies and suppliers to follow suit and move beyond dedicated facilities like Mcity to move around actual passengers.
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Last month, it tagged several great white babies, a first for Long Island, and you can track them as they move around the coast.
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We need a range of toilets that reflect the incredible diversity of this city — giving people the confidence to move around London with dignity.
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Unlike the Echo Show, the Portal stands out because it's able to track you as you move around the room during a video chat.
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Many use roomscale, a VR feature that allows the viewer to move around a space the explore and see more of the virtual environment.
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Jiangshi are often documented as creatures who move around by hopping, and one of Mei's emotes allows her to slowly hop across the room.
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Using the device, Burke could move around and see the heart from every angle -- to almost be inside the heart, checking out its structure.
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Annie's big number, "I Can't Say No," is a fun and energetic song in which Stroker uses her wheelchair to move around the stage.
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The Aircurv is an expanding inflatable curtain that lets you move around and stretch out without rubbing up against a wall of wet plastic.
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After a little research, I found that the ingredients in makeup wipes don't actually clean your skin, rather they move around makeup and dirt.
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The study is the first part of a project that aims to create a complex picture of how young people move around their neighborhoods.
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The dedifferentiated cells can then move around the sea cucumber's body and become whatever type of cell is needed to regrow the lost guts.
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After moving out of the camera's range and locking the door to avoid suspicion, the thief could move around the home as they liked.
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But the main feature Facebook is touting is a video-calling service that automatically zooms, pans and focuses as people move around the room.
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Clever commanders will flank their enemies, pin them down with long-range fire while other soldiers move around the outside for the killing blow.
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Notably, in the hands of a foreign intelligence service, the numbers would allow said agency to track people as they move around the globe.
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Virtuix has a product on the market called Omni, which is a pioneering motion platform that gives people the ability to move around naturally.
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Yeung visited and fished with the Vezo people, a group of nomadic fishermen who move around the coastal areas of Mozambique, following the catch.
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As described by the Los Angeles Times, the ride seats fans on benches that move around, as if guests are flying behind Harry himself.
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Descartes, he says, aims to "understand our natural resources, understanding how those resources move around, and then how we as humans change the planet."
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So I think what makes VR very special is you get to move around using your natural body facilities with three degrees of freedom.
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Experiences like Dimension also require a custom-built physical space, so when you move around in VR and interact with objects it feels natural.
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"Wildlife is either being displaced or caused to move around by Hurricane Harvey," Tom Harvey, deputy division director of Texas Game Wardens, tells CNN.
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The cables double in length so you can move around *gasp* and are great for small spaces like the car or your office desk.
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"Know that it will be very difficult if not impossible to move around Friday night and Saturday (in the Washington, D.C., area)," Strong said.
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Puppets of two and three dimensions (designed by Aaron Haskell) move around a cityscape in which perspective and proportion are subjected to unending flux.
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If you're looking for a stylish bikini that will stay put as you move around, try Sweaty Betty's Offshore Training Bikini Top and Bottoms.
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It did so in a predictably goofy way: The glasses, called Spectacles, are available only through special vending machines that move around the country.
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The cameras use computer vision software to detect people in the room and can "follow" you as you move around (more on that later).
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Many people don't know about this superpower, but you can move around an email or text message by turning your phone into a trackpad.
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He can move around the kitchen in a gait trainer and goes to hippotherapy (a kind of physical therapy on horseback) once a week.
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Some plastic surgeons still offer textured implants because they're less likely than smooth ones to move around or cause visible rippling beneath the skin.
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In denying these women their revolutionary gestures, Mr. Parker risks making them objects that he, and only he, can freely move around the screen.
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At eight weeks, the kittens are neutered and spayed and move around the corner to the A.S.P.C.A.'s adoption center on East 92nd Street.
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It gives you more control over your shot, since you can move around freely while keeping your subject in the center of the frame.
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Sometimes you feel like you're a fly on the wall because you can pretty much move around the room, change angles and change lenses.
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Famously wooden, she seems to regard other crucial players in politics as pieces she can move around a chessboard without motivations of their own.
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Note that at nearly 30 pounds, it's pretty heavy and might be difficult for some people to move around, especially up or down stairs.
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But what happens when, as a result of choices or circumstances, we do not exercise or move around much for a period of time?
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These move around in a pattern while space-age music plays, with the aliens trying to be captured by "the claw" that hangs overhead.
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The challenge the show faces is that Sheldon is known for his inflexibility, but the show itself needs to move around a bit more.
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Harry Kane made a swim move around Carlos Sánchez on the corner kick, and as he was stumbling toward goal Sánchez shoved him down.
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Designed with an ultra stretchy, non-see through fabric, you won't need to worry that they'll become transparent if you move around too much.
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Puppets and people living alongside one another, without anyone really acknowledging how strange it is that these puppets move around freely, makes everyone laugh.
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We heard about the coronavirus while we were in the dorms, which is where we're able to move around and interact with other inmates.
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"I used to have to do it just to move around, cook, clean, to do whatever it was I wanted to do," she said.
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What's really allowed us to be truly mobile is people can kind of flexibly grab these things and move around where they need to.
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Tech Tip Q. I uploaded a panorama picture to Facebook and it turned it into one of those interactive photos you can move around.
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The texture feels the same when applied on the lips, and, in my experience, it sits smoothly and doesn&apost move around too much.
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This new design allows them to move around much more dynamically, including actually walking, and offers plenty of range of motion for their arms.
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West Africans move around a lot, so WhatsApp allows them a free way to stay in touch with family members living in other countries.
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As we move around the gallery, clockwise, Barack Obama and Bob Marley (complete with a giant spliff) merge and separate and the dog appears.
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This is important because it's getting tougher to move around some cities, which are coping with population growth, worsening traffic and deteriorating public transit.
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" "The No. 1 thing I have to get them ready for is to be able to sing on stage and dance and move around.
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When the Earth rotates, the bulges move around in the oceans, causing the high tides and low tides in oceans all over the world.
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Shares of Microsoft are expected to move around 4 percent in either direction when it releases fourth-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday.
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It's surprisingly interactive; you can move around the lodge, warm yourself by a fire, and pick which present you want to open each day.
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The Move's highlight feature is its ability to move around and operate on battery power, and that's why it offers two different connection modes.
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Weighing just under 12 pounds, the machine is lightweight enough to move around easily but the solid metal frame keeps it steady while sewing.
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The Juki MO654DE Portable Thread Serger Sewing Machine is small but stable — despite its size, it doesn't vibrate or move around much during operation.
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The soft-sided bag-style carrier features both a handle and a shoulder strap, making it remarkably easy to move around with your tools.
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Though unlike with Oculus Home, Kipman was able to move around the space naturally and without worrying about the line of sight of nearby cameras.
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I think the response was a reflection of the fact that people love cars, and some people hate cars, but everyone needs to move around.
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The company has built self-flying drones that can move around a set area and detect/record intruders or move about to physically stop them.
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In addition to being squished and contorted as you move around and wear tight-fitting clothes, your stomach will naturally expand to accommodate your meals.
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The black holes are so tiny and yet so massive that they can be close enough together to move around each other very, very rapidly.
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I think Taliban fighters battle in areas that they come from, which means they have relationships with the local population and can move around freely.
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Seurat basically works by letting developers set a bounded perspective region from which a viewer can move around in VR to look at a scene.
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The text will automatically adjust its flow and move around to fit the screen, but your annotations won't, leaving them misplaced and out of context.
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The pieces are generously arrayed throughout, providing plenty of room to move around the well-lit sculptures so as to concentrate on their multifaceted forms.
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While we need to move around a bit to complete the tasks of daily living, in modern life we tend not to move very much.
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If it's something more sinister, like a person, the camera can then automatically zoom in and track that person as they move around the room.
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Khan doesn't appear to be moving toward any ban yet — but he's certainly causing drivers to rethink how they want to move around the city.
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If not, BlackRock will move around 10 equity portfolio managers to New York, one source said, adding they would later move to the euro zone.
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But Skydio says its drone can account for changes that would frustrate other systems, like how the cranes at a construction site will move around.
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He used an oar to move around the water successfully until he tried to stand up in the squash and slowly fell into the water.
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It's one enormous cell with many nuclei, but scientists are still trying to figure out exactly how all the bits are communicating to move around.
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By carefully tuning the dimensions of the lattice work, the team were able to make millions of bacteria move around the channels in different ways.
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Clips has offered Instagram and Prisma-like filters since its launch, but Selfie Scenes allow users to move around and interact with an augmented landscape.
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" Aside from her "no one puts baby in the corner" fantasy, she chose it because "it was easy, beautiful and fun to move around in.
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It's an easy change to reflect in the game's official NFL rosters, which shift on a weekly basis as players move around in the league.
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My boss and I agreed that you couldn't review a laptop without testing its mobility—how easy it was to pack up and move around.
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The third-generation Smart Electric Drive uses a 60kWh electric motor with a 2129kW battery pack and has less than 236,228 pounds to move around.
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In a recent issue of the journal IEEE Transactions on Robots, scientists from Drexel University described a way to get microbots to move around obstacles.
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It won't be enough to look backwards at your past behavior — your creditworthiness will change dynamically as you move around, make purchases and stay active.
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Bradley describes it as an "open question" whether scooters end up being "an important part of how people move around the cities of the future".
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No. But is it a good trade-off between being safe, and also aesthetically, and letting people be able to move around and enjoy it?
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The security measures are making it harder for Syrians, who already fear arbitrary arrest, to move around or work, according to refugees and rights activists.
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It's the rare game where you'll want to track down a few dozen random objects just because it's so fun to move around the city.
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Instead of being static miniature pictures, the icons will blink, move around, smile, and frown, depending on how senders interact with the facial recognition tech.
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The robot is a bit too hard and heavy: it weighs 4.2 pounds, which is difficult to move around the bed when you're half asleep.
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"Trying to feed her, change her, swaddle her, hold her and move around with her with the wires was difficult," Taylor said in a statement.
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And they doubt that Britain's proximity argument for ascendancy in Europe has much force these days, given how swiftly products now move around the world.
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