What's most impressive about Temi is how it moves around.
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Check. Moves around all weird and makes you wanna puke?
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Stuff on the illegal market just moves around too quickly.
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Big moves around a complicated financial situation are also likely.
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It will also change how freight moves around the world.
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Biotech stocks often see big price moves around the conference.
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The robot moves around to make sinking a ball more difficult.
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Amnesty International graphic explains how cobalt moves around the global marketplace.
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Actors moves around the room, encouraging viewers to explore the space.
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She moves around their various angles and orientations with her own.
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It moves around boxes on the flowchart of government all the time.
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Followers can track that mask/representation as it moves around the globe.
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Even if the interface moves around, Pandascore automatically adjusts its detection zones.
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It's just one of many moves around the world to curb waste.
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Except that he has a restless animal feeling, stares at the carpet when the blurs are speaking, moves around in his seat a lot — moves around in his blue pinstripe suit, too, as if he's not entirely civilized yet.
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"The monkey is cunning and clever and moves around a lot," he said.
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Cheese moves around the globe and it can be difficult to stand out.
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Traffic moves around a smog-enveloped Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, India.
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Some carbon is organized, moves around a little and then falls back apart.
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Airbnb is also doing some aesthetic and marketing moves around this latest update.
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The cursor, for example, moves around via the directional buttons on the remote.
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It moves around every couple years when you go to a different job.
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This book moves around the world as Broom takes jobs elsewhere, including Burundi.
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The LSD molecules eventually pop off their receptors as the receptor's "lid" moves around.
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He moves around, hustles, and generally seems to understand how to execute Phoenix's scheme.
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Because the line of what we know and don't know moves around and changes.
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It moves around, and you can tell it where to go with an app.
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He moves around his melodies effortlessly, entirely comfortable at the top of his range.
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Precisely how all of that illicit cargo moves around the globe is constantly shifting.
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She is an artist, and the way she moves around her clients is seamless.
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She moves around the country with astounding freedom, travelling far beyond the Meuse Valley.
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On Thursday, Rometty will also make new moves around privacy and social good efforts.
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The choreographed moves around the kitchen act as a nod to the choreographed battles.
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These measures will be inconvenient for the middle class, which moves around by car.
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These appear in a large, easily readable text block that moves around the screen.
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How to use your computer or why a rock moves around your yard at night.
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It was very hard to study the CB1 receptor because it moves around too much.
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The thing that moves around 0.28 miles per hour on dry land is a tortoise.
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Today, Anthony's Rolling Store mostly moves around where the old Techwood project used to be.
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During squats, the water moves around, creating an imbalance that mimics hockey players' dynamic movements.
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If your photo subject moves around a whole lot you might want to skip this camera.
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This body moves around much like a head would, and it is cuter than it sounds.
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You've got one card per quantifiable task that moves around the board depending on its status.
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Facebook's moves around facial recognition are often the source of controversy — and occasionally, class-action lawsuits.
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Solstices happen because the earth gradually moves around the sun and is tilted on its axis.
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It's time for software to not only improve the medical record, but how it moves around.
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That can't be too far off, since everyone moves around exactly as they would on Earth.
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The inlet to get into St. Augustine was very shallow, and it moves around a lot.
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He restlessly moves around the apartment, performing like he doesn't care that he's been stood up.
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As kids work their way through games, Elmoji moves around, reacts to stimuli and encourages their progress.
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In the video, the targeted panel moves around quite a bit after it's hit with the harpoon.
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As Pizzagate moves around online and offline, the theory becomes stranger and increasingly dangerous to public safety.
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Another moves around in his sleep, acting out his dreams — and terrifying his partner in the process.
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The first thing you notice about Salah as he moves around the soccer field is his speed.
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But it's kind of normal that the city has waves, […] that the scene fluctuates and moves around.
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His predecessor and patron Nursultan Nazarbayev moves around on a much bigger wide-body Airbus A330-200.
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And a study of oil's moves around economic data shows there's a lot of truth to that.
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Stealth fighters would seek out the hundreds of mobile missile launchers the North moves around the country.
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Protean shapes and surfaces evolve as the viewer examines and moves around Kate Matthews three-dimensional paintings.
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If everyone moves around on electric-powered transit and robotaxis, no one needs to own a car.
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Actually, the planet's magnetic north is a considerable distance from 90 degrees north, and it moves around.
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In this VR tour, the viewer moves around the tomb by wearing the 3D headset and using controls.
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Mae moves around the town by running through the streets, walking on power lines, and jumping along rooftops.
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Meanwhile, two vertically symmetrical mirrors reflect images which multiply and disappear as the viewer moves around the installation.
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Large central banks are also studying how the blockchain will alter the way money moves around the globe.
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"Each particle has an identity and moves around because the data is a kind of structure," says Chambers.
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He also spoke positively about Russian President Vladimir Putin and minimized Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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A snail probably moves around 0.001 m/s, so the astronaut moves six times slower than a snail.
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But he said traders are not as anxious about moves around the 7 level as in the past.
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As the ball moves around its "orbit," the combination of these three quantities gives a constant angular momentum.
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Called the Digital Construction Platform, their robot is basically a giant hydraulic arm that moves around on caterpillar treads.
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Each player takes a dragon and moves around the board, claiming or destroying settlements as they're populated during gameplay.
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By showing how CO2 moves around, this new 3D visualization could help climate scientists answer some of those questions.
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Lana moves around a customer in the chair, a circular dance choreographed to the tinkling bell at the door.
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Since then, Gonzalez moves around in a car and has two bodyguards provided by the government to protect her.
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He moves around it with ease using a switch at the top of his chair, controlled by his head.
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"Usually the spectator moves around an exhibition," Mr. Gander said in a phone interview from his home in England.
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My husband moves around at night, so it's important for us to have a mattress that dampens motion transfer.
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The Breeders' Cup Classic, which moves around North America, also has a $26 million purse and Grade 21 status.
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Quake intends for the player to carefully watch that spiky ball as it moves around and through Shub-Niggurath.
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He moves around Seoul, the South Korean capital, in dark sunglasses with a hat pulled down over his forehead.
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"Very similar to what you see in the Panama Papers today in the way this money moves around," Mazur explained.
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The most unsettling reports in the latter involved the ways our data moves around the internet without our explicit knowledge.
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The build plate automatically centers itself and moves around on geared screws that move the build plate under the nozzle.
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I'm not going to spoil the plot except to say there is a girl that moves around on the moon.
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EpicASMR created a proprietary binaural algorithm for his videos, creating 3D sound which moves around the head of the listener.
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Because of the two stars, this planet would not enjoy a circular orbit like the Earth moves around the sun.
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The film doesn't know what to do with this contradiction, and at times moves around it by relying on condescension.
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"Everything that moves around in the market around our cities is what we do," Automile CEO Jens Nylander told me.
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Further testing showed that the feet contained a molecular pump that moves around hydrogen ions, or protons, to make acid.
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Also, the bird moves around a lot, so take all this with a grain of salt and decide for yourself.
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A new video going around Twitter shows an eerie girl moving her eyes as a cursor moves around on the screen.
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Libra is a digital currency, also known as a cryptocurrency, that is intended to transform how money moves around the world.
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Susan Barbour moves around the room and passes out a stack of Ziploc bags, each containing a worn cotton T-shirt.
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But given the company's aggressive moves around real-time sharing, the survey suggests yet another way Facebook can wield its dominance.
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While the bee is stationed in the cloud base, it moves around and plays a cute little tune reminiscent of buzzing.
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As the action moves around a venue, photographers can easily follow along and capture an image when the timing is right.
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As the viewer moves around the installation, the lights produce an ever-changing pattern and structure depending on the viewer's position.
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Park's Old Style Bar-B-QBarbecue, which opened in 1964 in the North End, moves around 3,000 pounds of ribs weekly.
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Interestingly, the speakers are getting a lot more fanfare in Apple's own press material, echoing its moves around the iPhone 7.
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We need them to help ensure that food and medicine moves around this country and our supply chain is not disrupted.
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It's choppy as hell as she moves around, but Tauruses are too chill to be perfectionists, so it's perfect to us.
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And as the virus moves around the world and infections mount, even high-income countries are likely to struggle, Osterholm said.
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It moves around everywhere in the household from the stone mortar (no grinding soybeans!), to the henhouse (no cleaning the coop
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However, the visual form of the work clearly spells out its themes as the viewer moves around the stunningly beautiful construction.
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But I've continued to think about the game's opening moments, when you discover the main character, Warren, moves around in a wheelchair.
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Played by real-life contortionist Troy James, the clown-like critter is stomach-churning to watch as he moves around the set.
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Staff monitor the reindeer's progress via smartphone, which shows a map and an image of the animal's face as it moves around.
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But the way Sánchez's camera moves around the house, giving an impression of echoing space and haunted rooms, is just as important.
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The reason it takes us longer on this and some of the others is the way their website moves around a bunch.
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The reason it takes us longer on this and some of the others is the day their website moves around a bunch.
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The public opinion around the movie shifts like sand through an hourglass, marking time as the world moves around its glassy borders.
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That dependence on jet fuel and the outdated ways the service moves around it and plans for its use are a risk.
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Everyone gets up and moves around the room while cartoon musicians on the screen play (what else?) Bach concertos at varying tempos.
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The grasper can also be held stationary, while the rest of the robot moves around it in a kind of shimmying fashion.
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Some dogs will never want to sleep with their owners, especially if the owner snores or moves around a lot at night.
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Think about Galileo standing in the dock of the Inquisition, forced to recant his belief that the Earth moves around the sun.
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Chazelle has also cited Sweet Charity as an influence for how the camera moves around the party at the end of the number.
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The scientists were then able to apply their observations to fluid dynamics equations and trace the way the air moves around the wings.
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Those hairs ensure it remains incognito as it moves around—and underwater, it probably doesn't have to deal with that awkward tearing sound.
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New samples allow scientists to better understand the lunar interior, its surface, how material moves around the Moon, and other things, she said.
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All of this is referring to how traffic moves around the internet and how servers communicate with one another in a secure way.
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The Rest once again moves around the globe, but focuses on the faces and individual impact of the conditions that refugees often face.
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Instead of an app, like Venmo or Zelle, that people use to move money to each other, Extend moves around access to money.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Wanderlust propelled LaShondra Jones' moves around the country — to Miami, back to Michigan and later to New York City.
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That's a lot of money, but it's not mine, and ordinarily, I don't much care how an entertainment Croesus moves around its ducats.
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It appeared as if the planet's atmosphere flows and moves around deep into the planet, perhaps 9,000 kilometers (5,600 miles) beneath its cloud tops.
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In general, I'd recommend wiring up any devices that sit still and leaving anything that moves around, such as a laptop, connected to WiFi.
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Enbridge is Canada's largest pipeline company and its Mainline network moves around 43 million barrels per day of crude exports to the United States.
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As he writes on his Website:As the camera moves around we hear the sound that all these 10,000 moving colors/frequency generators are producing.
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I wanted it to be a young band, a band that plays live, a band that moves around in a bus, going around Britain.
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And then you've got a Republican who's going to put in — the number moves around a lot — but anywhere from $25 to $50 million.
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I felt like the Italian slalom legend Alberto Tomba, despite the poor imitation my snowplow turns were of his muscular moves around each gate.
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As a dancer she wanted to convey the physicality of medium, the way the body moves around with such purpose but still so freely.
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The moth is able to change the orientation of its wing beats, essentially keeping its wings in the same place while its body moves around.
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Caroline Yu Maurer, head of Greater China Equities at BNP Paribas Asset Management, says she has no plans to make big moves around inclusion day.
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Spirostomum ambiguum is a single-celled protozoan that's often found in lakes and ponds, and it typically moves around by using tiny cells called cilia.
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DSCOVR stays within the L1 orbit as our planet moves around the sun, essentially hovering between the sun and an illuminated Earth at all times.
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The Liftware spoon incorporates sensors on both sides of the handle so that the utensil stabilizes even if the user's hand moves around or tremors.
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As a rule, it's not a population that moves around nearly as much as, for instance, younger people who have far less resources on average.
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We could laude the foley work, the way the camera moves around the set with so much subtlety that you forget it's an intricate miniature.
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The fact that each module is held in by a single port also means that the platform moves around as you plug and unplug things.
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Allen is also older which would explain the way Taco moves around the stage and how he stands when he is listening to the panel.
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The US government has repeatedly called out Russia's aggressive moves around the world, so a visit from a sitting US president would be highly unusual.
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Edgar moves around like a stoat on the outside, bobbling left to right with little side steps, but he always attacks on a straight line.
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Typically, Mazur said, the money moves around a lot — through various businesses or offshore accounts in different jurisdictions to avoid being traced back to drug traffickers.
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Are you ready to ditch your box fan that just moves around hot air and your space heater that makes your room smell like it's burning?
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The first challenge requires an understanding of how marine litter moves around in our waters and efficient coordination for the government team to clean-up quickly.
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The feature works up to 82 feet away, so a second user can control the direction of the lens while the first moves around the camera.
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The Worst That Could Happen: Additionally, though thong underwear seems like it's wedged securely in your butt, it moves around quite a bit when you're sleeping.
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You control a hero character that moves around the map like any other unit, acting as both scout and cursor; dividing your attention simply isn't allowed.
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The ease of criticizing President Trump's inchoate and stumbling moves around the globe do not excuse Democrats from coming up with a doctrine of their own.
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It senses where there are concentrated areas of dirt and moves around your furniture so you won't return home to find it jammed in a corner.
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Williams, in his fifth season, displayed an array of fleet-footed moves around the basket as the Knicks carried a 13-70 lead entering the fourth.
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Jefferson was 8-of-15 from the field and seemed to be more at ease with his moves around the basket in his sixth game back.
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"Also being public, particularly when everyone at the company's a shareholder, causes a lot of distraction when the share price moves around a lot," he said.
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That's because it's uncomfortable, in a game, to have a game piece that moves around of its own volition, forcing the player to chase after it.
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Only Clov moves around freely: Hamm stays still in a wheelchair at the center of the stage, and his parents sit in dustbins at the side.
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The credit union has compiled reams of data about how money moves around the marijuana industry, and bankers regularly compare notes about the transactions they see.
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The move, just when it looked a done deal that the 29-year-old would be staying put, is likely to trigger other moves around the paddock.
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At issue was whether the snow crab was a sedentary species living on the seabed or moves around like fish, and who gets to control the stocks.
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More impressively, it can find the most efficient path to success—that is, the solution requiring the fewest number of moves—around 260 percent of the time.
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That is to say, it's easier for the S&P to avoid moving below its prior day's high when it moves around so little to begin with.
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Al Franken Buzz around the possibility of a bid by the comedian-turned-senator is growing -- particularly as he moves around the country promoting his new book.
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While Curiosity's self portraits are cute, they also give scientists a good idea of how the rover is faring as it moves around the harsh Martian terrain.
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The layering of the material gives the quilts a depth that shifts and gleams as the viewer moves around the work, a painterly quality Towns can't avoid.
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While Cohen was working on the Trump Tower deal, Trump was speaking positively about working with Putin and also minimizing Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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Parents convince their children that the elf is alive and moves around while kids are sleeping — which is why it shows up in different spots every day.
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"Politics moves around," Mr. McMillon said during an interview in 2017 in his wood-paneled, first-floor office in a converted, largely windowless warehouse in Bentonville, Ark.
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And because it uses retro reflectors (don't ask), it can follow a receiver as it moves around the room, as long as nothing comes between the two.
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And then also being public, particularly when everyone at the company is a shareholder, causes a lot of distraction when the share price moves around a lot.
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And then also being public, particularly when everyone at the company's a shareholder, causes a lot of distraction when the share price moves around a lot. Right.
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Like Kiiara, for one of her singles, we did the animated cover so when you play the song, it moves around instead of just having that static image.
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That means that this type of radio signal — which is beamed from ground stations to submarines — can actually change the way naturally occurring radiation moves around our planet.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity An odd paradox exists in the way capital moves around the world — or doesn't — from developed to developing countries.
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This afternoon, SpaceX is slated to launch a batch of satellites into space, including two twin satellites for NASA that will observe how water moves around our planet.
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One of those moving parts is the robot itself when it moves around the room; you don't say a paper airplane has moving parts when you throw it.
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In one of the most speculative stock moves around the bitcoin mania, the tiny stock of a former fruit juice company briefly soared more than 200 percent Tuesday.
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First, we hear their voices as the camera moves around a corner and peers into Pastor Tim's office through a curtain; Paige is the only one fully visible.
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The Al Bahar Towers in Abu Dhabi have a modular shading system that opens and closes to self-shade, like sunglasses, as the sun moves around the building.
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It's therefore easier (though still not easy) for missile defenses to intercept a ballistic missile rather than one that moves around because its trajectory can somewhat be anticipated.
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Much of the music on "Diatom Ribbons" is built on phrases of just a few notes, which she then moves around between keys or positions on the piano.
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As the action moves around a venue, a photographer or remote operator can use the MRMC software on a tablet or computer to control whatever aspect they want.
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"Your margin is my opportunity" Amazon, which moves around $95 billion worth of stuff every year, is pretty good at this—but that's not enough for CEO Jeff Bezos.
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How do I put this delicately... Jess is a strange bedfellow (snores loudly, moves around constantly, and attacks me with her 'restless legs') and I'm a pretty light sleeper.
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How many other shows have pulled similar moves around compulsive characters, and forced other characters to simply endure it and react because without those toxic dynamics, there's no show?
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Lansky puts forward both photographs and a video piece, the latter that sees a range of YouTube footage wherein the frame moves around the object, rather than vice versa.
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As he moves around, shifting his focus from a butterfly to a horse to a stream, the white space fills with detail, and the soundscape builds into something richer.
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If you share a bed, the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid Mattress is a smart choice because it controls motion transfer so you don't wake up when your partner moves around.
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In this instance, the initial source is a camera emitting infrared light, and the tape allows the camera to track the balls as the body moves around in space.
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The formula keeps it flexible so it moves around and looks like skin — and you can cover it with your foundation to blend with the rest of your makeup.
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The field of Democratic candidates has shrunk nearly every single day of this week, and this section, which follows their moves around the country, will be shrinking, too. Rep.
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As a self-employed freelancer, former full-time employee, and someone who moves around a lot and now lives abroad, I've been through a lot of different tax situations.
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Even in the center of the outbreak in Daegu, officials are not restricting the movement of people, which could be a template as the virus moves around the globe.
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But expensive oil also makes planes and trucks more expensive to operate, which tends to increase the price of everything that moves around which the Fed does not ignore.
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The way July 4 moves around in the week makes it harder to plan for than some other holidays, and can lead data scientists into territory that is almost philosophical.
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The stage, which apparently hovered about 15 feet above the crowd, moves around slowly, and it vaguely resembles the kind of moving platform you might see in a video game.
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Performed outdoors, Nono's usually prickly "La Lontananza" — in which the violinist moves around the playing space, with prerecorded electronics manipulated in real time — became an unexpectedly charming pied-piper spectacle.
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As Business Insider has reported recently, Goldman has made big moves around lateral hires, said it was relocating top execs into open offices, and rolled out new employee inclusion policies.
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While Maersk moves around one in five containers shipped at sea, it handles land transportation from ports to warehouses and distribution centers for less than a quarter of its customers.
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While Maersk moves around one in five containers shipped at sea, it handles land transportation from ports to warehouses and distribution centers for less than a quarter of its customers.
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The recent rally and retreat has some of the characteristics of a consolidation pattern, and that's tested by the behavior of the index as it moves around resistance near 2,820.
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While Maersk moves around one in five containers shipped at sea, it handles land transportation from ports to warehouses and distribution centres for less than a quarter of its customers.
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ET, Mercedes-Benz is launching Last Fan Standing, a game where players have to keep their finger on a picture of a car as it moves around a phone screen.
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Motion Auto FocusScreenshot: Gizmodo (Google)With Motion Auto Focus you can tap a subject that's in motion and the Pixel's camera will maintain persistent focus as it moves around the frame.
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Once inside the swallower's stomach, the little meat 'bot moves around with a "stick-slip" motion, utilizing the friction of its surroundings to propel itself forward, while steering with magnetic fields.
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Apple is giving users a way to create a customized avatar for themselves that will behave exactly like an Animoji, its animated emoji that moves around as you move your head.
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Nvidia is also introducing new rendering and texture shading techniques that will allow game developers to avoid having to continually shade every part of a scene when the player moves around.
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Facebook is unveiling an ambitious plan to create a new digital currency and financial system to transform the way money moves around the world, and not just on its own apps.
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And now, a life interrupted; a series of furtive moves around the countryside, never knowing if he will suffer the same violent death he says he meted out so many times.
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Blackburn's predicament highlights the uncertainty of an industry which moves around 420 billion pounds ($547 billion) of goods between Britain and Europe each year to support manufacturers, retailers and even musicians.
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This time his focus was on the PDQ LaserWash, a fully-automated, brushless, touchless car wash system that sprays water and wax through a mechanical arm that moves around a vehicle.
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While the potential Russian deal was still on the table, Trump was speaking positively about working with Russian President Vladimir Putin and also minimized Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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As a city dweller who moves around a lot and doesn't like the idea of a stranger entering my house, I don't think Amazon Key is a perfect fit for everyone.
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The appointment desk itself moves around too; every morning it'll be somewhere different near the Jacob Javits Convention Center in Hudson Yards, but the official Westworld Twitter account will have hints.
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As you watch, the focus gently and naturally moves around you in a circle (never quite making you turn a full circumference, which is important to avoid distraction for wired setups).
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"These new figures are produced using new sources and methods, giving significantly improved estimates of how money moves around the UK economy," Rob Kent-Smith, head of GDP at the ONS, said.
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It also moves around while kids are sleeping — which is why it shows up in different spots every day — and if kids touch the elf, it will lose its magic and disappear.
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Three Seagrass, her devoted aide-de-camp, acts as a sort of cultural interface who brings her up to speed on her surroundings, and guides her as she moves around the city.
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The combination of the two helps track a number of variables in the room — like noise level, air particulates and lighting — and as well as how someone moves around when they sleep.
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The organization is consulted about the composition and rotation of the White House press pool, the smaller group of journalists who travel with the president and follow his moves around the clock.
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Trump spoke positively of Putin While Cohen was working on the Trump Tower deal, Trump was speaking positively about working with Putin and also minimizing Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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It wasn't until 85033, for instance, that the institution conceded that Galileo was right to assert that the earth moves around the sun — 350 years after he was persecuted for saying so.
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Mr. van Zweden began with a boldly unconventional piece by a young American: Ashley's Fure's dark, strange, exploratory "Filament" for orchestra, three instrumental soloists and a chorus that moves around the space.
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Farook said that even several years down the line it's likely that JPM Coin will represent a "pretty small portion" of the $6 trillion in payments that JPMorgan moves around each day.
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But right there on the bottom of the device there's an arm that moves around, and when it points to an Η or Σ marking, it indicates a possible Sun or Moon eclipse.
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"It's just like swelling and stuff that moves around, and you feel it pretty much everywhere, so the impact is on my shin," Curry described the injury to reporters prior to Saturday's contest.
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This confirms some of the past observations of the star taken with other telescopes, and could be from convection pushing material upwards, sort of the way water moves around when you boil it.
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Some of these devices could use a map of your house to be more effective, but none of them moves around your house collecting spatial data in the same way a Roomba does.
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Perhaps it's the comfort and ease with which he moves around his home, the calm and happy nature both he and his wife exude or the fact that both have professions they enjoy.
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While the potential Trump Tower Moscow deal was on the table, then-candidate Trump was speaking positively about working with Russian President Vladimir Putin and minimizing Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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In a sequence of six quartets and duets, this intimate group moves around the stage in stylized choreography, performing with the serious fun — and occasional melancholy and cruelty — of a commedia dell'arte troupe.
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Systems that do that — called distributional temporal distance learners — score better than systems that only calculate an average on tasks like platformer games (where the player moves around a level to score points).
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Nearby, mirrored sculptures from his "Déplacements" series produce disorienting optical illusions as a viewer moves around them, while the projected-light installations in yet another room create disco-ball effects of shifting color.
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The truck is usually hosted by local authorities and supermarkets as it moves around the U.K., but politicians in some areas have called for the truck to be banned from their towns and cities.
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Jean allegedly told investigators that she was using a belt to spank the boy and he may have burned himself because he moves around a lot when he gets spanked, the Sun-Sentinel reports.
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Facebook announced plans in June for libra to transform the way money moves around the world and said it would be run by a nonprofit association supported by a range of companies and organizations.
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He confesses he moves around the stage a bit more cautiously now – "I'm a little light on the toes, which I probably will be for a long time" – and he's taking nothing for granted.
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Speaking with MMT's adherents is sometimes like watching a football match with friends who insist the ball remains stationary while every other element in the game, including the pitch and goalposts, moves around it.
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Powerful energy interests are fast taking sides and making opening moves around the Energy Department's instantly controversial new proposal to ensure power markets reward coal and nuclear plants for their "reliability and resilience" attributes.
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For several years, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has been working to improve the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol, which is designed to help developers protect data as it moves around the internet.
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Normally, the markets would be fixated on Friday's employment report, but this week with the volatile moves around trade and the sell-off in technology the jobs report has been on the back burner.
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It moves around a real, physical infrastructure, owned and operated by the internet providers, and the information is also stored — or parked — on millions of hard drives in vast buildings in usually cold climes.
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The versatile, $50 Ranarp task lamp from Ikea is Wirecutter's top choice in our guide to floor lamps; it moves around and adjusts easily, so it can add light wherever your guests need it.
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When you see lots of perfectly ripe food all together it's attractive, and the more different elements there are, the more your eye moves around — like, 'ooh look, there's that, and that and that!
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Braving the rain, fans imitated his famed dance and moonwalk moves around the 13-foot (4 meter) white, sparkling crown erected by record label Sony Music on the south bank of the River Thames.
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"I have a six-pack under here, but I can't show it off," Costa, 32, says in this exclusive clip from Wednesday's episode of Skin Tight, as she moves around the skin on her stomach.
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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build moves around some key elements in the Start Menu For example, the company unpinned File Explorer in this build, which means you have to find it through the Start Menu.
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And a lot of it is the core effort of technology, you're converting paper to digitization, how it moves around a company, how we interface with customers, how we send out statements versus electronic statements.
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Cover: A speedboat of the Iran's Revolutionary Guard moves around a British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero, which was seized Friday by the Guard, in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, Sunday, July 21, 2019.
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While the venue looks like one piece, the external terrace, glass panels, and roof sit on pendulum isolators, which are like ball-bearings, allowing those sections to remain stationary while the earth moves around them.
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Gareth A. Davies, the combat correspondent at The Telegraph and talkSPORT, told Business Insider that Page is reminscent of Russian ballet dancers like Rudolf Nureyev because of the unorthodox way he moves around the cage.
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If your family moves around, you may only use a specific funeral home once or twice in your entire life, and even if you don't, it may be decades between funeral home visits for some.
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The directors Bush Moukarzel and Ben Kidd have eliminated the play's three most interesting characters — Prospero, Caliban and Ariel — and concentrate instead on the supporting cast that Shakespeare moves around like pawns on a chessboard.
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Top Trump aides are making frantic efforts to justify the killing of Qasem Soleimani, one of Iran's top leaders, and are bracing for a possible reprisal attack as the Islamic Republic moves around military hardware.
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The little blob that points in their direction moves around as quick as a compass, and gets smaller as they get farther away, broadening out to a full circle as you get within a few feet.
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If you happened to live under a rock in 2016, the challenge involved a group of people freezing in place—often in dynamic poses—while the person recording moves around capturing the scene from multiple angles.
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On Tuesday, the company announced their newest shoe, the Nike Adapt BB — a self-lacing basketball performance shoe that can be controlled by a smartphone app and continues to readjust fit as a player moves around.
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As for why the date moves around, falling anywhere from February 15 through the 21st, that's because of 1968's Monday Holiday Act which is a law literally passed to give you a three-day weekend.
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What resulted remained true to painting's basic materials while turning its traditionally flat surface into a field of topographical undulations that, interacting with light, appear to change a great deal as the viewer moves around them.
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Instead of adding an emotive display to what Alexa is saying, the Lynx randomly moves around while the smart assistant responds, looking more like it's trying to swat a fly, than regretfully reporting that it's raining outside.
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While making regular moves around the country is a staple of military life, the findings suggest that neither the armed forces nor local communities have cracked the code on ensuring smooth transitions for the military-connected kids.
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How often is a writer handed a central protagonist in a crime drama in the form of a 450-pound diabetic who moves around on a small army of scooters with a pet parrot on his shoulder?
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As it moves around it's able to deposit both a liquid plastic that can be selectively hardened using a focused blast of UV light, and another material that remains in a liquid state that serves as hydraulic fluid.
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At issue is whether the snow crab - whose meat is a delicacy for gourmets from Canada to Japan - is a sedentary species living on the seabed or moves around like fish, and who gets to control the stocks.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank kept policy unchanged as expected on Thursday, staying on track to end bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn, even as protectionist moves around the globe drag on growth.
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"Stand straight up and down with a long spine and a proud chest but allow some transverse plane movement to happen," he says, noting that the spine stays in the same place as the body moves around it.
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At its most basic level, the Earth probably gets its magnetic field from temperature gradients in the outer core causing metal to convect—this is more or less the way water moves around in a pot of boiling water.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeGrab your phone in one hand and press one of its volume buttons on the side, now that you're paying attention you'll notice that it moves around quite a bit in the process.
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Since former NSA contractor Edward Snowden exposed a variety of U.S. surveillance programs, internet companies have worked to boost their security by implementing HTTPS, an encrypted version of basic HTTP, which is how all data moves around the internet.
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If you want to understand how the presidential motorcade moves around a city like a billionaire through the primaries, watch what's happening on the fringes, in the complex and intricately choreographed dance that is protecting the president and his entourage.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank kept policy unchanged as expected on Thursday, staying on track to end bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn, even as protectionist moves around the globe drag on growth.
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"There has clearly been a lot of crowding into Campbell stock by event-driven investors" seeking to make money off share price moves around corporate events like a sale, said Simnan Abbas, a managing director at investment data firm Symmetric.io.
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"A lot of companies are understanding that change is part of the business, whereas in the past these much more traditional businesses culturally wouldn't make moves around staff in particular," said Chris Lederer, principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers' global strategy consulting firm Strategy&.
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At approximately the top of every hour throughout the show, the saxophonist André Vida improvises alongside Mr. Moondoc's video performance (13 minutes), their sounds blending and separating as Mr. Vida moves around the space, an option for the viewer as well.
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Leibovitz aims to fill those holes with new photos as the show moves around the world and said writer Elena Ferrante - known for the popular Neapolitan Novels that chronicle two women's life-long friendship - was on her Italian wish list.
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In March 2018, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the creation of a new cruise missile that can travel any distance because it uses nuclear propulsion instead of conventional fuel, and can evade any defenses since it flies low and moves around.
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You don't actually do much driving with the steering wheel, as it moves itself along with the action in the VR world, and the seat moves around to make it feel more like you're right inside the short featurette as it rolls.
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But with all of the chit chat, well-dressed guests, and face painted dancers busting moves around us, it was truly impossible to tell whether it was the environment that was making us a little slap happy and social, or the cocktail.
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At stake is whether the snow crab - whose meat is considered a delicacy by gourmets in Japan and South Korea - is a sedentary species living on the seabed or a fish stock that moves around - and who gets to decide about it.
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And all of the brightest eruptions happened on the hemisphere that faces away from the direction Io moves around Jupiter, though the total amount of energy released during the eruptions was the same on both the leading and trailing sides of the moon.
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"How can they just decide that content is only available in one country when everyone now moves around so much?" asked Mr. Teller, who also subscribes to the online streaming services Netflix and Amazon Prime and who regularly tunes into Estonian news programs.
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But early on, Watkins began to think that its two craft could also register details on what's known as variable gravity, which mostly depends on the way water moves around the world under the influence of seasonal changes, droughts and other climate factors.
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Over at the popular flower shop Bridalwish, floral stylist and Etsy seller Selin Soysa secures her delicate floral designs by sticking them to the inner box and fills the space around it with tissue paper and an air pillow so nothing moves around.
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We spoke to a rep for the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, who confirmed to TMZ Sports, Turner is being held in an area away from the general inmate population, and will have a deputy escort whenever he moves around the grounds.
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Meng, 47, has access to top lawyers, moves around relatively freely in Vancouver, albeit with restrictions, and her comments drew immediate comparison between her life in house arrest versus the two Canadians detained in solitary confinement in China for a similar length of time.
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He doesn't just suck because he moves around the world as if he's just learning to walk and super frustrating to control around packs of zombies, he sucks because the game tries to present him as a morally complex anti-hero and it doesn't land.
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Video demos on Body Labs' website show its tech being used to augment a human with digital content as the person moves around by cladding them in a full-body gaming avatar 'suit' or adding boxing gloves and bunny slippers to a dancing man.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds, whose speculating contributed to the pound's devaluation in 213, have yet to make major bets on Britain leaving the European Union because few expect it to happen and most doubt a big payout from market moves around the June vote.
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That's what Karen X Cheng did, but to make her short choreographed dance look even more ethereal, she filmed herself in front of a giant studio mirror so that her iPhone 7 appears to remain frozen in space while everything else moves around it.
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Mr. Cole added that the Carbon Monitoring System was only one small part of a well-funded array of earth science programs at the agency, including the twin Grace-FO satellites that the agency launched on Tuesday to monitor how water moves around the earth.
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In other moves around the league, Zach Randolph, a longtime staple with the Memphis Grizzlies, and George Hill, a point guard who at one time was believed to be targeted by the Knicks, agreed to new deals with the Sacramento Kings, according to multiple reports.
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In them, Mr. Rose (replacing Brian Johnson, who is suffering from severe hearing loss), is seated, and while Angus Young moves around him doing his signature bent-over kick-shuffle, Mr. Rose howls to the best of his abilities, which, it turns out, are in strong shape.
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But all Welles can do is open another portal, this time into the life of the book's protagonist, the displaced Cypriot and possible double agent Vettor Crivano, as he moves around Venice in 1592 trying to bring to fruition a complex plot involving mirror-makers and alchemists.
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As content moves a la carte, cloud-based and less linear, with better search/discovery and more interactivity, the device formerly known as the "TV that sits in your den" might instead be the 60-inch screen that you use and easily moves around your home.
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A European failure to salvage the economic spin-offs from the deal could strengthen anti-Western hardliners in Iran and spur more aggressive Iranian moves around the Middle East, where the Islamic Republic is involved in protracted proxy wars with its main regional rival Saudi Arabia.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The LynQ's similarly simple LCD display, which shouldn't get washed out in direct sunlight, shows the location of one of your 12 connected friends using a dot that moves around the perimeter of the screen and gets larger the closer you get to them.
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Kimura also told Gizmodo that she hopes that the results can also eventually be used to tell us more about how radiation energy moves around black holes and to explain more about the behavior of black holes that sit at the very center of galaxies, perhaps even our own.
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I think if we look at the pound since November, since our inflation report in November, and obviously it moves around but high single-digit depreciation on ERI and relative to the U.S. dollar in terms of its dollar trade-weighted basket, there's a few causes of this.
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The study was also interesting in what it revealed about seat designations and passenger movement, which is important because the more a passenger moves around a plane, the greater chance they have to come into contact with germs; or if they're infected, the more chances they have to spread the germs.
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The app offers four preprogrammed shots: a "dronie" mode that sends it flying up and away, a circle that moves around you at a fixed radius, a rocket that goes straight up, and a helix that moves in an ever-widening circle, making you the star of your own personal Michael Bay movie.
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Speaking about UPI, Pichai said, "I think it's a bold and courageous move and it is a platform shift for the underlying economy to try and digitize how cash moves around and we are excited by it," he said in an interview with NDTV, adding that such major moves often take time to play out.
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It's already been described as a "modern-day fable," and with a relatively psychedelic soundtrack and occasional bursts of magical realism, it moves around like a bar story you don't quite believe—a zany, exaggerated, and somewhat meandering ten-episode tale someone might lean over and tell you while downing some cheap, watered-down beer.
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But the music of American Honey moves around the map as much as its characters: the movie takes its title from a Lady Antebellum track; in a specific scene, Bruce Springsteen's solemn cover of Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" elicits a rare smile from Star; and Rihanna and Calvin Harris' "We Found Love" thumps at the film's romantic core.
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Here's how these three systems sense movement and balance: "Your eyes allow you to see that you're moving, the nerves in the muscles and joints of your extremities allow you to feel that you're moving, and the inner ear has canals with fluid that moves around and this allows the body to perceive motion," Feldman says.
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As it moves around, it picks up weird little pieces of conspiracy dust — like Satanism, the occult, paid actors so desperate for a gig they'd pretend to shoot up a restaurant —that make the whole thing even more appealing to those who already believe it, and more humorous to those who take it for a joke.
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Almost all of Hellblade's audio was recorded using binaural microphones, which are designed to replicate the way we naturally hear by capturing sound as it moves around a set point (in the case of Hellblade, a foam model of a person's head), and then re-playing those sounds around the listener's head in the exact same way.
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Once a Pokémon is encountered in the real world, its distance from the player does not change as that player's phone moves around; in other words, the character appears to be on top of the real world when viewed through the phone, but it's easy to break the illusion that it is in that real world.
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And so Harden was traded to the Houston Rockets a few months after the Finals loss in 2012, owing to both salary cap issues and Harden's desire for a bigger role; his absence, plus a string of unfortunate injuries and oft-criticized roster moves around the core have made the Thunder the most maligned team in the league in the years since then.
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And it's why, after they lose the house and Fails moves around the city, living in a car with his dad and then going to a group home and eventually landing in the Bayview/Hunters' Point (the last majority-black neighborhood in the city) at his best friend's house, he travels back to the Fillmore to visit his lost paradise.
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Its files offer a rare inside look at more than a dozen aircraft trusts structured by American financial institutions for privacy-seeking plane owners, primarily foreigners who otherwise would not be allowed to register with the F.A.A. There is a premium on American registration because it increases a plane's resale value, the bureaucratic requirements are less costly and complex, and it is believed to draw less scrutiny as the aircraft moves around the world.
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The challenges are both more mundane and more complex than you might imagine: They have everything to do with stuff we take for granted every day, like other people walking around, trash bins that are out at the curb one day and gone the next, furniture that moves around, different weather conditions and just about anything you can think of that's a pretty normal part of everyday life but hard to predict exactly day-to-day.
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