There really was a lot to pack into this event.
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Yet it still is a lot to pack into 10 seconds.
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That's a lot to pack into roughly 21512 characters or less.
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Toss everything to combine then pack into a large plastic container.
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But how much extraneous trouble can Ms. Semple pack into it?
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How much value and excitement can we pack into Disrupt Berlin?
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Want a quiet vibrator that you can discretely pack into your suitcase?
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That's a lot of messy human experience to pack into one thinkpiece.
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At their most plentiful, 100 cats may pack into a square kilometer.
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It's exhausting to watch what a person can pack into 47 years.
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It's worth wondering just how many twists Shyamalan can pack into the season.
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Try to remember just how much Nintendo managed to pack into previous installments.
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You can then empty the ice pack into your compost container or trash.
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Rally attendees are set to pack into the Target Center, which seats 22019,000.
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She hastily slipped a pack into her cart and made good her escape.
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It really is kind of crazy what they're able to pack into a chip.
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I also found that the Trtl was easier to pack into my carry-on.
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Roughly cut them with a table knife, then pack into a 1 cup measuring cup.
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For the rest, there was as much variety as you could pack into 40 minutes.
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How much battery life and solar charging capacity could you pack into such a small unit?
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I was impressed with what Sony was able to pack into such a small form factor.
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She climbed ladders and rooted through bins looking for certain pieces to pack into a box.
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Of course, we understand that not everyone was able to pack into Zellerbach Hall last Thursday.
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A lucky 0003,000 spectators will pack into Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow to watch the action live.
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Similarly, we don't need the 2580TB of RAM that you can potentially pack into the Mac Pro.
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They pack into dark buildings during the bright, hot hours to groove to hip-hop and rap.
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We've already been asked to use UberPool, which makes us pack into the car with other people.
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But it's hard to gauge from this distance just how many burritos you could pack into one pack.
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What happens when Michael Phelps, Katie Ledecky and Ryan Lochte pack into a car with their Olympic teammates?
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Up to 900,000 people are expected to pack into the U.S. capital for the New York businessman's Jan.
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Pack the sandwiches in a large plastic container and pack into your cooler for taking to the beach.
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On busy nights, hundreds of people pack into the hall, gathering around tables covered with red-checkered tablecloths.
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"Some people are like lemmings who rush in a pack into the sea," Applewhite said of other alternative lifestyles.
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And yet, despite all the products we pack into our regimens, sometimes we still need a little additional help.
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Sheppard: We all see ourselves as being progressive for Amazon and helping Amazon lead the pack into the future.
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My husband snuck a six-pack into the cart and I didn't notice until we got to the checkout.
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As the locals of Stratford-Upon-Avon take their lunch breaks, Joseph and I pack into cramped secondhand shops.
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So slip a good pack of colored pencils, like the Prismacolor's vibrantly pigmented Premier 24-pack into your bag.
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So when its notoriously discerning eaters pack into a chic hotel lobby to seek out traditional fare, take note.
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Thousands of people, including protesters against Trump, are expected to pack into Cleveland for the July 18-21 convention.
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More specifically, the show is known for just how much of it the writers managed to pack into each episode.
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Nashville has more music than you can pack into a long weekend, but don't let that keep you from trying.
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NRS Inflatable SUP Kit, $1,200Subway- and airplane-compliant, an inflatable SUP will also pack into the trunk of a sedan.
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Every year, over a million people pack into New York City&aposs Times Square to revel in the new year.
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Here's something just a little more difficult: A Lego construction that emerges from a flat pack into a 3D Japanese castle.
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Stop us if you've heard this one before: three children, a goat, and a laid back dad pack into a car.
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At night they pack into the few bars still open in town, the rowdiest of them Sakura, where by 11 p.m.
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When the holiday falls on a weekday, constructors have to make do with what they can pack into a 15x15 grid.
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From my perspective, as a reporter, I remember it meaning there were literally too many candidates to pack into every story.
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Understanding a medical practitioner's qualifications is nearly impossible on social media alone, no matter how much information they pack into their posts.
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The message can take up to 140 bytes, though as I just mentioned, "I love you" will pack into a measly 9.
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As cool as the lens camera sounds, this is a lot of stuff to pack into something as small as a contact lens.
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Google had to figure out how to pack into the handset a lot of AI that's usually tucked away on a remote server.
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I also love complex images; it's a challenge to see how much I can pack into a picture and still make it work.
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Handouts help: Handouts or packets can be a great way to give your audience more information than you can pack into the training.
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Tesla put a bigger power-pack into large and expensive ones (prices start at $70,000), more readily absorbing the cost of the battery.
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While a thinner display makes sense, it's unclear what new haptic functions Apple may pack into a second-generation version of Force Touch.
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That said, this is probably just Google's way of showing the world that it's got too much to pack into the Pixel event.
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Another thing I liked about the puzzle was the sheer number of debuts that Mr. Steinberg was able to pack into his grid.
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But that brevity only serves to underscore how much the Southern Californian musician has managed to pack into each of its 27 tracks.
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It may have been an, er, stressful news week, but there were also more great stories than I could possibly pack into one newsletter.
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Doubts about the effectiveness of the Bank Of Japan's rate policy has prompted traders to ignore traditional fundamentals and pack into the Japanese currency.
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Her battlecry puts an Un'Goro Pack into your deck, which for only 23 mana puts five Journey to Un'Goro cards right into your hand.
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That's a lot to pack into a short (15 pages), vigorous volume, but Ms. Jiles is capable of saying a lot in few words.
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Another demand of granivory, or seed predation, is the power to withstand the many defensive chemicals that plants pack into their genetic hope chests.
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It's a complicated and lengthy history to pack into two hours, and it takes some focus on the viewer's part to keep the thread.
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My chips can easily pack into a small glass jar or container, I just need to do that instead of grabbing the easy plastic bag.
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HTC has created an interesting 43G mobile smart hub that combines a 5G hotspot, an Android hub, and a battery pack into a single device.
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"People don't spend more but far more people pack into bakeries looking for a treat, resulting in lots more dough for local bakeries," Plothow said.
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There's only so much story you can pack into a movie, which means "The Goldfinch" was likely best suited for a limited series structure instead.
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His announcement brought a crowd of about 300 to pack into a Senate hearing room, and millions more to watch online and on cable television.
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Two days later, nine adults and 36 children gathered at Sándigo's house to pack into three rented vans for the 18-hour drive to Washington.
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San Jose, Costa Rica (CNN)On a chilly Saturday night in the Costa Rican capital, fashionable young couples pack into nightclubs and spill onto the sidewalks.
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It's a lot to pack into one song, and I'm reserving judgment until I hear more from this project, but I'll take this step with them.
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That's a hell of a lot to pack into one weekend, but we're not mad about it because it feels good to be in Cardi Season.
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A good night's sleep in any context, really, but especially for the 23 passengers they hope to pack into a bus rollicking down a California freeway.
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Most people assume that Google tops the list because of their great benefits and all of the fun and perks that they pack into the Googleplex.
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Typically, researchers on space missions have brought their own devices for general computing tasks, but there's only so much power you can pack into a laptop.
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Built of a soft, expandable material, they're lightweight and pack into a relatively small space for launch, but can be pressurized and expanded once in orbit.
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Athletes line up under the sun in this image by Chinese photographer Senrong Hu. Cars, trucks, and people pack into Corabastos, the biggest market in Bogota, Colombia.
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"It's this little word, this little four-letter thing that we pack into the most epic experiences of our lives," Mr. Muser said in a phone interview.
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The agency did not release a number after Mr. Obama's first inauguration, but said it believed it was the "biggest crowd ever" to pack into the area.
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In this golden age of TV, when there's more on offer than you could pack into six lifetimes, it's still way too difficult to find anything to watch.
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Over 70,20123 people will pack into Houston's NRG stadium for the big game, while hundreds of thousands more will descend on the Texas city to join the festivities.
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I have a Pink Lady apple with almond butter, which I pack into a Ziploc bag and squeeze, pastry-bag style, onto the apple slices, because I'm classy.
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And DVR the show if you are going to miss it, if you don&apost want to miss all the content we tried to pack into this hour.
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This weekend, hundreds of developers and engineers will pack into the Disrupt SF conference space for our Hackathon, a 24-hour race to build a brand-new product.
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Every day in this city, seven and a half million people pack into commuter trains and steel themselves for the daily ordeal of traveling to and from work.
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This is happening in part because some drillers are moving beyond their best wells as more players pack into the Permian, according to IHS Markit analyst Raoul LeBlanc.
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Kicker Spencer Pettit hit a 31-yard field goal on Nevada's final drive of second quarter to send the Wolf Pack into halftime with a 1093-7 lead.
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Tens of thousands are also set to pack into Trafalgar Square in the British capital on Tuesday to show "London stands with Europe", the Evening Standard newspaper reported.
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To this day, fans pack into midnight screenings dressed as their favorite characters, and videos highlighting the film's most cringe-worthy moments have garnered millions of views on YouTube.
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We know it's a lot to pack into a three-hour course, but A. you'll be learning from instructors who have hands-on, practical experience in the SEO field.
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The emotion that June, Sienna and Jonathan pack into their songs is so genuine and intense, that it's impossible to assign anything as trivial as a genre to them.
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Its latest cable takes it a step further by adding a small integrated battery pack into the Lighting cable itself to charge up your phone even without an outlet.
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As Samsung prepares to announce the Galaxy Note 7 on August 2nd, rumors have been swirling around the new features the smartphone maker may pack into its latest device.
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On Friday and Saturday nights, thousands of people pack into the Yucca Theater to boo a raunchy, corny stage show — and fling popcorn at the performers and one another.
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It is worth it to people who have more money than free time and no desire to pack into the family car for an interminable drive, said Mr. Henderson.
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During the parade, civilians would pack into every corner of the street, even sitting atop scaffolding and climbing onto tiny balconies just to catch a glimpse of the floats.
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On a Tuesday afternoon, I struggle to find a table amongst the high school students, work crowd, and a wedding party of 25 that pack into the spacious modern interior.
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To this day, fans pack into midnight screenings dressed as their favorite characters, and videos highlighting the film's most cringeworthy moments have garnered millions of views on YouTube (see below).
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I don't recommend it, but only for the sake of your shoulders and back; the bag, I assure you, can handle as much weight as you can pack into it.
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Keeping her distance from other shoppers, a smiling chancellor placed cherries, soap, several bottles of wine and toilet paper — one pack — into her shopping cart, photos on social media showed.
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What impressed me was the amount of theme material that Mr. Ginsberg was able to pack into his grid, but that feat was aided and abetted by the way 218A worked.
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The problem is lithium-ion batteries, which have become the standard for portable consumer electronics, including phones, tablets and laptops, because of the power they can pack into a small package.
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I'm pleased with how much bonus content we managed to pack into the fill, so that even if the theme isn't your cup of tea, there's plenty to keep you interested.
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On Sunday, Radio Coffee & Beer hosted what it called its 1st Annual White Claw Kiddie Pool Party which, sadly, did not involve emptying an entire variety pack into a kiddie pool.
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It's small enough to pack into a little cabinet, but it offers excellent suction, and the detachable hose is critical for getting into tight spaces, which a converted van is full of.
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Wrap each sandwich in a square of parchment paper or foil like a deli sandwich or burrito, place in a large plastic container, and pack into a cooler to take the beach.
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But consumer demand for smaller, longer lasting devices is forcing manufacturers to push the technology, battery experts say, testing the limits of how much energy they can safely pack into smaller spaces.
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The best vaporizers tend to use convection heating, but that solution not only means a higher cost (for both consumer and manufacturer) but is more difficult to pack into small, pocket vaporizers.
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Thursday and Friday saw crowds pack into Estonia's police and board guard service offices to get their ID cards certificates updated while the online update service was frequently overloaded, leaving many frustrated.
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After all,there are no guarantees that Americans will be ready to jump onto planes and pack into restaurants and bars for months -- even if the peak risk of infections has diminished.
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Middle-aged Thai men and foreign tourists pack into dim wings of the stadium, drinking beer and shoving their hands into the air in an elaborate array of motions signaling their bets.
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In contrast, a music festival or international tennis tournament attracts crowds from afar who pack into a crowd, spreading their respiratory droplets as they talk, sing, scream and cheer before returning home.
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Now on a hot, flat, stony plateau outside Baidoa, thousands of people pack into destitute camps, many clutching their stomachs, some defecating in the open, others already dead from a cholera epidemic.
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On Sunday, as more than 70,000 football fans pack into Atlanta's Westside, exhaust will billow from the cars and pickup trucks filling the many lots that separate the stadium and neighborhood residents.
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The lucky few hundred who did pack into the space turned it into a heated, livewire mass, where your only option was to either move or risk getting crushed by the crowd.
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I like to break the pack into quarters but some people like the noodles real short and others like them long; I think if you chop the brick into quarters, it's perfect. 3.
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And it's not like they aren't capable; just look at how Stick calls Daredevil and Elektra "Matty" and "Ellie," and how much emotion all three of them can pack into a few syllables.
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Sure, you could use ziplocs, but any good nylon sack, like the ones from Mystery Ranch I rely on, will be far sturdier and likely outlast the gear that you pack into them.
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If you want to watch the talent pack into the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, CA, the pre-show coverage on the red carpet begins an hour earlier, at 7PM ET (4PM PT).
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The movie has a lot of story to pack into its short, sub-two-hour running time — and with all that zombie fightin', the plot (and by extension, the characters) suffers a bit.
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Photo: John Minchillo (AP)Thousands upon thousands of people are expected to pack into New York's Times Square for the annual New Year's Eve ball drop, as they have for more than a century.
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While the company's existing trial in Australia has already seen it deliver thousands of items including burritos, home hardware, and medicine, Wing hasn't yet decided what it intends to pack into its Finnish drones.
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On February 8, some of the best and brightest startups, entrepreneurs and investors will pack into San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House for the 9th Annual Crunchies, essentially the Oscars for startups and technology.
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Their moment in the limelight ended with about 20 kilometers remaining after Britain's Team Sky, the employer of Chris Froome, the race favorite and last year's winner, forced a seemingly reluctant pack into racing.
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But folks who want the whole buffet of what Apple can pack into a phone should consider the iPhone 11 Pro ($999 and up) or the larger iPhone 11 Pro Max ($1,099 and up).
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The speaker pack is also removable, so if your kid suddenly decides she hates unicorns and is all about dinosaurs now, you can just put your pack into a new "Hank the Dino" Talkie skin.
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Lehmann told "Squawk Box" that it's on the companies to adapt new strategies and distinguish themselves from one another as competitors, such as Uber Eats, DoorDash and Seamless, pack into the crowded food delivery industry.
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He pocketed a $10 tip and returned to the parking lot to resume his prolonged wrestling match with a nylon beach tent that a member had asked him to pack into its compact carrying case.
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But McCarthy's tweet about the report stands out by the sheer volume of false claims he manages to pack into a tweet under 30 words in length: Every single factual assertion in it is false.
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For another, the combined engineering teams will work to incorporate more features from Elastic's Elastic Stack and X-Pack into Swiftype's Enterprise Search (which allows businesses to search across services like Dropbox and the G Suite).
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"He and other musicians and as many fans could pack into the neighboring hotel jammed into there for what amounted to a jam session, and this is the guitar he played," said Guernsey president Arlan Ettinger.
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"I'd finish work on a Saturday night, pack into a suitcase all the pieces for a 12-course menu, catch the late flight and go straight to cooking dinner for a half dozen people," he recalls.
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On any given day, you can find a hodgepodge of people in K.T. Shop who definitely don't mind its lack of frills or the fact that they have to pack into the tiny space like sardines.
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That danger will soon become even more palpable if Trump follows through with recommending that people go back to work and pack into churches — and, as a result, fan the flames of the still-spreading virus.
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And in urban slums in cities like Lagos, Nigeria, where people are crowded into cramped housing and pack into minibus taxis to travel to work they can't afford to miss, social distancing is all but impossible.
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That's a lot to pack into what some will likely expect to be a carefree superhero blockbuster, but it works precisely because Coogler and his collaborators are able to deliver so deftly on the big superhero beats.
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Toss a foil pack into a plastic sack with some salt water, add a tea bag of iron and magnesium powder, and the resulting chemical reaction will heat the meal to a hundred degrees in ten minutes.
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The company's flagship product is an internet connected tea infuser that can brew teas from the company's own line of pre-packed "Sips," or from loose leaf teas that customers pack into the machine's "infusion globe" on their own.
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And on Sunday, when millions of people tune in to watch the Super Bowl and 65,000 people pack into Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, it will all be on display: the tomahawk chops, the regalia, the headdresses, the face paint.
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If you wondered just how big a battery will Tesla pack into its upcoming Model 3 electric car, we've got some bad news for you: It won't have a 100 kWh capacity like some Model S and Model X models.
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Even the propellers on the Nimbus 195 look like they can take a beating, since they're made from malleable plastic that bends on impact, instead of shattering, so they can simply be bent pack into place for the next flight.
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By Bannon's logic, the reason the Catholic Church opposes the repeal of DACA is because they know the faith is struggling and the only way to make their numbers is to allow undocumented immigrants to pack into their church services.
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Thanks to reports from well-connected journalists and analysts, we have a good idea of what Apple's going to pack into the high-end iPhone 8, and some of these features may trickle down to the iPhone you're holding right now.
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As author Paul Greenberg explores in his most recent book, The Omega Principle, our taste for fish oil is destroying ocean life as we grind down tiny organisms such as krill, sardines, and anchovies to pack into those supposedly life-giving pills.
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Smart commentators like the New Yorker's Jelani Cobb and the Atlantic's Adam Serwer have unpacked these metaphors at length, in the process showing how much thematic subtlety Coogler managed to pack into a film that has to adhere to Marvel's house style.
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He's pleased the team just won a few ESPY awards, including the one for play of the year (in any sport!) for the Rodgers-thrown, Jared Cook–caught pass that pushed the Pack into a thrilling fourth quarter playoff victory against the Cowboys.
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OKAYAMA, Japan (Reuters) - About 10,000 Japanese men clad only in loincloths braved freezing temperatures at the weekend to pack into a temple and scramble in the dark for lucky wooden talismans tossed into the crowd, in a ritual that dates back five centuries.
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The single-rider Poma lift that long served the primary training hill has been replaced by a higher-speed T-bar that can accommodate two skiers at a time and increase the number of repetitions athletes can pack into a morning session.
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Far from it, the fans that pack into the T-Mobile Arena are among the loudest and most colorful in sports and, this still being Vegas, the party starts well before the puck drops and carries on in the streets after the arena clears out.
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It goes, "Gotta watch my own back / fuck around and get stabbed in that / Hollygrove my habitat / wish I could bring Rabbit back," and it continues from there, practically heaving under the weight of all the punchlines he somehow manages to pack into that structure.
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The same point applies to the Juicero: You can spend two minutes squeezing a Juicero pack to get juice out of it, but it's more convenient to stick the pack into the machine, push a button, and come back 2 minutes later for your juice.
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Plucked and arpeggiated harp, aching violin, and a syrupy string section pack into a concise pop structure and burst at the seams, yearning to expand beyond the limits of McCartney's melody line yet kept from gooping over the edges of the song's airtight space.
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Likewise, as flyers pack into ever-smaller seats and enjoy ever-fewer free amenities, their frustration will be amplified by the knowledge that the supposedly cash-strapped, low-margin airlines were able to dig up eight-figure sums for executives whose services were no longer required.
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Alice Lodge, who grew up surrounded by artists and filmmakers during her childhood in the Hollywood Hills and Sydney, Australia, compares her East Hollywood gallery to Mary Poppins' "Magic Bag": "It never ceases to amaze me how much I can pack into this space," she says.
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"We offer Google AdWords Grants to NGOs so that meaningful counterspeech ads can be surfaced in response to search queries like 'join ISIS'" a Google spokesperson told Gizmodo, perhaps gunning to win some sort of internal bet about how many buzzwords they could pack into a canned response.
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That would be consistent with the two references to "Beach Week," which the Washington Post describes as an annual Maryland prep school excursion to Delaware: Every summer, the "Holton girls" would pack into a rented house for Beach Week, an annual bacchanal of high-schoolers from around the region.
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As they break from a big pack into duets and solos, their physical impulses echo tremors and pulsations in the eclectic score (composed by Alex Menzies), although impulse is not quite the right word: Everything here seems put on from the outside, like clothing, rather than originating from within.
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The trial took jurors and lucky observers who managed to pack into the courtroom on a musical journey through the late 1960s and early 1970s, when Spirit, a California psychedelic group that blended jazz and rock was achieving stardom as the hard-rocking British band was being founded.
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It's that time of year, friends — the Coachella Valley Music and Arts festival is soon to descend on Indio, CA for a two-weekend-long orgy of music, surprisingly awesome food, and of course, the most outré and eye-candy-ish attire that concert-goers can pack into their cars.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)AMD has been leading Intel into a friendly rivalry based on the number of cores one can pack into a CPU, and it's been all fun and games for the last two years as each has fought to overwhelm the other with the sheer number of cores.
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Because I am not totally evil, I will grudgingly take my kid and her sister to the shore this summer, even though the amount of gear I will need to pack into a car to keep them sunburn-free and occupied for several hours without a bathroom in sight feels overwhelming.
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Along a stretch once marked by attack dogs, watchtowers and guards ready to shoot anyone trying to escape East Berlin, a buzzing crowd of boho-chic locals and in-the-know tourists pack into a concrete amphitheater known as the "pit" to experience one of Berlin's most unforgettable spectacles: Bearpit Karaoke.
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On screen, he absorbs himself in a variety of different roles, playing in movies like K-Pax and Slam and stage productions like the short-lived Broadway production, Holler If You Hear Me. But at the core of all this is poetry, language's inherent beauty, and the innate power you can pack into a word, whether intentional or not.
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Since 20203, Washington, Minnesota, Maine, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Idaho and Nebraska have replaced their caucuses with state-run primaries, while Alaska and Hawaii have turned their caucuses into party-run primaries, avoiding the old problems that limited turnout to voters able to pack into precinct meeting rooms for a small window of time and stay there.
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As a budget option (if you'd call spending a grand "budget"), Acer had to cut costs somewhere — here, it was high-end speakers and a good fan system (it makes up for this with 360-degree sound and Waves MaxxAudio® through your headphones.) What's amazing, though, is what Acer did manage to pack into a laptop in this price range.
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This farm, a rolling 1,200 acres of scattered fields, with the blue points of the Malvern Hills rising up on the horizon, is fairly typical of British vegetable growers—harnessed to the whims of the supermarkets, pulling up baby veg to vacuum-pack into polystyrene trays, throwing away as much as they keep because it doesn't reach the specific aesthetics of Waitrose, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and the rest.
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