Panning kernels of our history — native, sweet, and resilient!
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How are these differing strategies panning out on the ground?
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"Say hi Punk," she coos while panning to CM Punk.
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But that story doesn't yet seem to be panning out.
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The placing and the panning of the textures is cool.
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"It's like panning for gold," she explained of the process.
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The original gold rush had about five years of panning.
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"Eeeee," continued the proud mom excitedly, panning the camera back up.
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So, right now, they are not panning it out right publicly.
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It's nice to see that these promises are actually panning out.
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It remains to be seen if these bets are panning out.
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Environmental groups are panning the move and promising further legal challenges.
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Except it's not panning out: As it turns out, he's a fake.
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Finding fossils in this area is a bit like panning for gold.
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Panning is accomplished through the app with a swipe of the screen.
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For many voters, the presidential election is not panning out as planned.
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And the two candidates have also launched dueling websites panning their rival.
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But that's exactly the sort of gold for which she was panning.
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Check. Long, panning shots and silent screams that nod to The Shining?
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Democrats, who were cut out of negotiating that proposal, are panning it.
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Nor is it just the conservative intellectual apparatus that is panning Ryancare.
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"We're not panning for gold in the stream in your backyard," Brady says.
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Panning each document in front of the camera, however, is pure Trumpian flair.
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He also changed the filter multiple times, panning around his home in Moscow.
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When you were younger, did you see your life panning out like this?
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How do you see the next five years panning out after this album?
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"This is an exciting day," Kylie says, panning the camera to show Kendall.
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The BBC cameras kept panning to us in the crowd, these hot messes.
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Long panning shots down the office contrast with symmetrical shots down its aisle.
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"Seismology on Earth is almost entirely built on networks of data," Panning said.
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So how is it panning out for those who have chosen the latter?
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There's also some spatial metadata that creates complex location-based sound and panning effects.
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The automatic panning and zooming feature was novel last year and is still neat.
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Ngo, panning his GoPro, continued to point out leftist T-shirts to his followers.
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You can automate any parameter you could want, from effects, to panning, to pitch.
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Is Loadsmart profitable now and if not, when do you see that panning out?
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You are kneading it, scaling things out, mixing things, deep-panning things, sheeting things.
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Cutting and panning can be problematic in VR because, done wrong, they make viewers queasy.
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If that bet ends up panning out, audio content suddenly has a lot more appeal.
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It's unclear what's going on at Luminary or how its subscription model is panning out.
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Clinton has called for a no-fly zone there despite Obama repeatedly panning the idea.
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For all we know, Bolt will turn up again in 2020, panning for more gold.
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They're quiet now, the big promises never panning out as quickly as we had hoped.
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"It's like panning for gold," is how Cowell describes his team's research and development work.
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Part of what makes a video look professional is stabilization and smooth panning and tilting.
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And in the summer, the resort accommodates activities like horseback riding and panning for gold.
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I've noticed one big trigger seems to be panning the vocals from side to side.
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Think of it: One of the most famous people in the world is panning religion.
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Music critics have taken a dimmer view, panning the songs as clichéd, misogynistic and offensive.
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So far, that prediction seems to be panning out, a new report on Facebook advertising found.
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But on an iPhone screen, comiXology's method of zooming and panning on comic panels is indispensable.
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The camera flinches only once, panning away when Cherry is savagely raped by a white gang.
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Agents are like gold miners panning for a big nugget — a buyer purchasing an expensive home!
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Besides, enjoying The Circle as trashy fun almost seems like a sicker burn than panning it.
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Speaking of Cooper, the cameras kept panning back to his hilarious reactions after every Eagles touchdown.
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Sony's 5-axis electronic stabilization is a godsend for correcting sudden movements or panning when recording.
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The RX100 also has optical stabilization to smooth panning and changes in height when you're filming.
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In some instances, you can manipulate these cards by zooming in or panning the image around.
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Pundit John Oliver, although humorously panning both Johnson and Stein, did sum up their records nicely.
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The subcommittee released a report Wednesday panning the administration for its handling of unaccompanied immigrant minors.
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Sifting through it all, like panning for gold, has proven irresistible to institutions and commercial galleries.
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"Truth be told, I like to fall in love, I'm panning for gold," sings Hudson Scott.
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The initial approach it had taken wasn't panning out, they said, and a switch was needed.
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Panning shot from Roz and table to oversized photo of Roz hanging on living room wall.
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"It has really been time-consuming making these panning clips," Fröjdman writes on the project description.
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You can pin a scan to a map, allowing anyone panning by to explore your scan.
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It offers 355 degrees of panning potential, allowing you to keep a close eye on everything.
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The boat dips, sways as if two unseen hands are shifting it, panning for rare minerals.
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Most recordings we listen to today are in stereo, panning between the left and right ear.
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John Oliver did a segment panning the proposal, and it racked up 12 million views on YouTube.
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Simply panning the camera around will show you a clear 26400K image, albeit with jelly-like movement.
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There's nothing wrong with panning a film; critics are entitled to their opinion, which is entirely subjective.
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You can't just be like, 'Oh, I'm Peter Panning to this Neverland and I'll never look back.
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The physical controls for panning and tilting the camera is an odd assortment of switches and dials.
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The comments panning the agency came at the beginning of a hearing on the broadband privacy proposal.
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But any evidence of this sort of initiative panning out has yet to be seen, he said.
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In its home country, where domestic brands tend to do better, that seems to be panning out.
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But this is like panning for fool's gold, and it breeds an intolerable corruption of tax dollars.
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It spans centuries, with the camera panning across deserts and rooftops, gaudy casino floors and sprawling constellations.
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I can see it now: Trump wins and the camera's panning and his spiritual adviser is me.
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Then you've got the cropping and panning options we alluded to earlier in regards to video stabilization.
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It comes with motion detection, P2P/WPS encryption, and 355° of panning potential, so nothing goes undetected.
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" Inovio Pharmaceuticals: "You're looking at the wrong place, because that's a speculative stock that's not panning out.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) tweeted Wednesday, panning Trump's move to revoke the U.S. sanctions on Ankara. Sen.
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Democrats backed up the officials, panning the hearing and insisting that closed briefings would be more productive.
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While the nation's centennial was being celebrated in Philadelphia, its spirit was being celebrated in this Black Hills gulch by men and women who streamed in from everywhere to make their fortune panning, or at least to make their fortune off those seeking to make their fortune panning.
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When the moon is void, most actions taken end up panning out, so spend this time in reflection.
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Television cameras missed the incident at first, panning to Italian defender Marco Materazzi suddenly lying on the ground.
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Instead of panning around a scene with a mouse or joystick, you're enveloped effortlessly by a fictional world.
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"This is a really illegal video," he admits, after panning the camera to show everyone in the room.
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The minute-long clip doesn't include Witherspoon, Aniston or Carell, but features panning shots of an empty newsroom.
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The clip ended with the camera panning over to a mirror to reveal the subject was a woman.
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Apple's also made some big speed improvements here, especially when panning around the map and pulling up directions.
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The Osmo Action performed equally well when panning and recording while running and even jumping on a trampoline.
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The rolling shutter or jello effect as it's called is pretty noticeable when you're panning the camera around.
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Reviews have been lopsided so far, with critics roundly panning the film while fans can't seemingly get enough.
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But the game is largely chill and cerebral, rewarding players for their clever thinking and curious camera panning.
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" But even the Digital Trends article said that finding a Verizon 5G connection is like "panning for gold.
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She says looters are searching for platinum, which was a discarded byproduct of gold panning at the time.
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The camera might have lingered sympathetically on the pockmarked face of one teenager before panning back to Reichardt's.
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Many turn to panning for black-market gold in the watery pits of mines, where mosquitoes infect them.
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This sees Veo follow the action via virtual panning and zooming to create a TV-like viewing experience.
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Along the Madeira River, which passes through the town, boats panning illegally for gold are a common sight.
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Along the Madeira River, which passes through the town, boats panning illegally for gold are a common sight.
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"Untitled (How Does It Feel)" starts innocently, panning from the singer's neat cornrows to his gap-toothed smirk.
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The first generation did get a leg up with some very clever AI camera panning, zooming and framing.
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Alibaba itself took a 48 percent stake but it isn't clear how the business of that is panning out.
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New York (CNN Business)Marlboro owner Altria's big gamble on vaping is not panning out as well as hoped.
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The film featured early examples of techniques that Mr. Burns became famous for, like panning over a still photograph.
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Panning around the live feed was also a little slow, for what I assume to be the same reason.
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Panning the camera across the room, where a small fire burned in a corner, he made a final plea.
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The gimbal allows for slight left and right movement, but the drone must rotate to provide any additional panning.
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Last month, there was a rumor of a minor MacBook Air refresh, but that didn't end up panning out.
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The Republican National Committee quickly put out a statement on Friday evening panning Hillary Clinton's choice of Virginia Sen.
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"The queen of being late for workouts," Khloé, 32, announced, panning her camera to her 37-year-old sister.
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For more, click on * Swiss Prime Site is panning a roughly 330 million Swiss franc ($338.77 million) capital increase.
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So I try to use that to translate into photography, using straight panning shots and just freezing a scene.
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I had a different novel idea in mind, but when I got to Ghana, it wasn't really panning out.
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And an early motion-picture camera captures the fairyland allure of a world's fair, slowly panning its illuminated buildings.
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You get a few preset camera moves with the Karma: an orbit camera that circles around a point of interest, a dronie that flies away from you, a cable cam panning between two points, and a "reveal," which flies over you while dramatically panning up from the ground to reveal the horizon.
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The new game, which SoundGym has called "The Panning Challenge," is a bit like Space Invaders, but with invisible aliens.
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The article panning Trump's restaurant received 1 million plus views and Vanity Fair gained more than 10,000 new Twitter followers.
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It didn't bother me while reading or watching movies, but I could definitely feel it while panning around a page.
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" Lowndes asks in an Instagram video, panning the camera to show scenes from her new music video "Deja Vu (remix).
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I'm not sure how that venture's panning out in terms of consumer sales, but it was widely panned by critics.
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"I love this Ermanno Scervino choker, this dress," she shared panning down with her iPhone to show her full look.
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Case in point: The forecast for a wet mid-to-late winter in California, which appears to be panning out.
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You probably couldn't use this feature to track racecars, for example, but it produces solid footage on slow panning shots.
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We're not in the Grand Budapest, but more than once I imagined F. Murray Abraham narrating a long, panning shot.
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The camera bumps and swings, panning across the scene, then zooming in for close-ups, changing focus as it moves.
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Some interviews, clearly shot later, display more cinematic verve, with Wang filming heated conversations by survivors and panning among them.
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"It has these really cool short shorts that are embellished," she says, panning to the clothing hanging on the rack.
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That is how British bookmakers see it panning out, with England rated around 4-1 ON to take the title.
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Access to the full platform costs $14.95 a month, but you can play "The Panning Challenge" and daily workouts for free.
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" Cardi also showed off the bags again in her story, panning over the purses while singing, "Happy Mother's Day to me.
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You can check for these by turning off all the lights in a room, and panning around with your smartphone camera.
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And if anything, I found the panning-and-zooming references to be a distraction that took me out of the movie.
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However, Gordon believes that the decently high likelihood of the trade panning out makes up for the unfavorable risk-reward setup.
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Panning the camera around what looks to be a closet in Banks' apartment, the room is a troubling sight to see.
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He says the company would prefer to wait until it is becoming more clear how the international expansion is panning out.
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On Wednesday, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul shared a lengthy clip panning around a large room filled to the brim with roses.
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Lopez revealed to Vanity Fair in 2017 the critical panning of the film left her devastated and doubting her own abilities.
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The app also features motion tracking, an improvement over the first generation device, panning the camera as it spots moving objects.
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But the ending of showings as of December 8 led some to speculate it was because fans have been panning it.
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That means touting its accomplishments, not panning it for the backlog of executive and judicial branch nominations or stalemate on immigration.
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"It's bouncing off all of these broken-up bits, so that gives you something that lasts a long time," Panning said.
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The AVENT offers 2X zoom and panning so you can scan your baby's room or zoom in on their little toes.
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But if you don't need advanced features like panning or facial recognition, then this $25 device will absolutely suit your needs.
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Listening to Sibyl practicing monologues, Townes telling shaggy-dog anecdotes or Blaze punning and pontificating is like watching prospectors panning gold.
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The camera stops panning wildly and becomes steady, even calm: focusing now on the blandly handsome hiker, map in his hand.
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Yes, but my instinct, for some reason, was no music, and these long, panning shots to create a sense of tension.
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Save for some silly whip-panning in a sequence leading up to an auto accident, he doesn't put a foot wrong.
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Another critic revealed that she'd written a review panning the book, too, and the magazine that commissioned her review killed it.
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But instead, insurance commissioners are panning the new plans as "junk" insurance and state legislatures are putting restrictions on their sales.
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Paul appeared with Brat, Sanford and other Freedom Caucus members last week at a press conference panning the House GOP measure.
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Oddly, the right JoyCon joystick cannot be used to navigate around the app; it only works for panning around 360-degree videos.
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Then she's panning for gold, and jumping up and down on bungee cords, and there's shots of spaceships, and pyramids, and sharks.
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"So currently this is my life," the 31-year-old says panning over her countertop with an assortment of ingredients on it.
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Tips not panning out Carlie is white, 4 feet 8 inches tall, weighs 75 pounds and has blonde hair and blue eyes.
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When Cumberbatch finally met Cummings, he met a man who, funnily enough, was pretty unhappy about the way Brexit was panning out.
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But given that the FCC has looked the other way on Stream, it's not hard to imagine things panning out this way.
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But if Mania is a game meticulously panning Sonic for gold, Sonic Forces is akin to drowning in the Sonic deep end.
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"King Pelayo, who was one of the kings of Asturias," she says, panning to a statue of the king outside the cathedral.
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There's a main button that serves four functions: on / off, toggling between panning and still modes, recentering, and switching to selfie mode.
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Fashion items very well could be on the top sellers list this year, considering how the deals are panning out, she said.
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You zoom in and out of the screen, panning across this massive scene, combing the visual field for these little goofy things.
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After an introduction to Discovery's resident mining "bad boy" Parker Schnabel, 23, we set off for my first official lesson in panning.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) Financial Services Committee ranking Democrat, published Tuesday an op-ed panning the GOP's "baseless attacks" on the CFPB.
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" A wave of Democrats denounced the remarks, praising Cummings's chairmanship of the Oversight and Reform Committee and panning Trump's remarks as racist. ".
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"However, not all of DiCaprio's roles have been lauded, with some critics panning his films like "The Basketball Diaries" and "Critters 3.
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"At the museum—I'm not really for sure what all these pictures is about," she said, panning over the large-scale photographs.
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Meanwhile, as if the copious stereo phasing and panning of the original album weren't enough, there's a whole new surround-sound mix.
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For a minute, it seems like one of Earn's plans could finally be panning out (if not financially, then at least physically).
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But after looking into that revelation as a possible motive, "the love-triangle thing is not really panning out so far," Johnson says.
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With the way things are panning out between Supreme Italia and Supreme NYC, don't expect a Samsung collaboration in the US anytime soon.
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It also has a 1.3mpx camera and a design that allows for panning and tilting, allowing you to get the perfect viewing angle.
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There's also a camera zoom slider (not working yet in my beta), a joystick for panning the phone around, and a record button.
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I'd still rather use my iMac's Magic Mouse or Trackpad — both of which allow for side-to-side panning, not just vertical scrolling.
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Careful as a prospector panning for gold, she then tilts the tray back and forth and releases the water back into the bowl.
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He starts panning for gold, and slowly, slowly follows the evidence until he has found a great bright seam running through the earth.
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It opens instead on a shot skimming the waters around Themyscira, then panning up to the Amazon warriors' island as the voiceover begins.
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I think the idea was already brewing, but with the election panning out the way that it did, that was the final push.
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More recently, Uber critics began panning its app after a former engineer published her account of rampant sexism and harassment at the company.
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Recent results have shown that you're better off trading it than keeping it, with the vast majority picked this century not panning out.
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Given Gabbard's obvious play to appear at war with the party establishment, several senators declined to discuss her candidacy — before panning her privately.
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The Mannequin Challenge was a viral trend that swept the nation, involving a camera man panning over a crowd seemingly frozen in motion.
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She had been working on a novel about Atlantis for years, but when it wasn't panning out, she turned back to her hero.
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Which is surely not how the U.S. Administration saw things panning out when it introduced aluminium tariffs to reinvigorate the domestic supply chain.
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Two bodies were pulled out from the collapsed building on Monday, taken by stretcher and placed next to an area used for panning gold.
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To create the panning 3-D effect, he stitched the images together along his reference points and rendered them as frames in a video.
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State Like Sleep opens with the camera panning over empty bottles of beer, remnants of cocaine on pristine glass tables, and garbage littered everywhere.
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In the film's wide panning shots, she's often kept at the center as the family enacts their drama about the house on the outskirts.
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But earlier fears of a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign policy, driven by Trump's isolationist rhetoric and friendliness toward strongmen, are not panning out.
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The problem was that she despised Hollywood's big-budget crowd-pleasers, panning the likes of "The Sound of Music" as being overblown and sentimental.
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The film currently has a 55 percent rating on the film review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, with most critics panning its attempt at social satire.
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We see some hands reach down and grab the ball, the camera's panning and finally we get to the face and it's Woody Harrelson.
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"To allow the sweetlips to be center of attention, I used a slow shutter speed and accelerated panning to blur the background," More wrote.
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Democrats aren't entirely panning the idea of backing some new fence money and there appears to be an intentional softening on the party's position.
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The move didn't end up panning out because AirPower wasn't ready yet and Apple deemed other wireless chargers too slow to rely on, Bloomberg reports.
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I do everything in my stride, I really do think I'm a company man, but it's not really panning out for me being that way.
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Videographers will likely want a few different things, such as a fluid head for panning shots, but stills photographers have a lot to like here.
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This will also undoubtedly alter the current landscape of fiction podcasts, as studios continue to invade this still relatively nascent landscape, panning for story gold.
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The party's far-right contingent, the Freedom Caucus, was panning the health care bill for not being conservative enough, calling to scrap Obamacare regulations nationwide.
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I decided to follow Kylie's pioneering lead and mostly just film myself looking around bored or slowly panning the camera up and down my outfit.
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Palmistry's new video for PAGAN standout "Lifted," premiering on Noisey today, is a slow-panning, neon-lit encapsulation of everything Keating captures with his work.
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It's the kind of view a movie would use as a panning shot to ensure the viewer knows for sure that we are in London.
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Based on the style and structure of Season 1 and how Season 3 is panning out so far, I've come up with two possible theories.
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Here, though, the bottom of the board isn't always in sight--reaching it takes holding down the right mouse button and panning across the screen.
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Such a belief makes finding a good teacher like panning for gold: get rid of all those that don't cut it; keep the shiny ones.
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In 1993, an internal task force on Latino issues wrote a report panning the institution's museums for failing to recognize Hispanic contributions to American history.
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The other large holders of Peabody debt include Discovery Capital Management, PointState Capital, Contrarian Capital Management, Panning Capital Management and the South Dakota Investment Council.
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More than 2628 conservative national security and foreign policy experts released a letter last week panning Trump as unfit to serve as commander in chief.
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As a stylist cinched her dress, Artem Kubinskij huffed from a vape pen and livestreamed the whole ordeal, panning between Murphy and the bridge above.
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Since Monday morning, the day after Kasich's remarks panning the fast pace of American society, he has pounded out more than 2700 tweets and retweets.
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The camera itself doesn't move, but is high resolution with a 140-degree field of view, and all the panning and zooming is software based.
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A hundred and fifty years of white people like myself have helped make white-supremacist racism as Californian as panning for gold and hanging ten.
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It takes time for a flamingo chick's straight bill to thicken and bend, and longer still to master the practice of panning for a meal.
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Each side has plenty to smile and frown about, so I guess my personal New Year's resolution to be more bipartisan is already panning out.
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Manas Siksamat, police chief of Narathiwat province, said the killings happened Thursday while the victims were gold panning at a river running through a rubber plantation.
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In the videos, he's seen bobbing his head to the music before panning out to the colossal crowd waving glowsticks and singing along with the group.
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"Well, we thought we were going on a hike, but we're about to climb this," Kourtney wrote on a video panning up a vertical rock face.
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When to 4KReserve 4K shots for when you really want to reproduce the scene, like taking a panning shot of the stunning view from the mountaintop.
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We already wrote about the weird Jon Snow/Arya romance that thankfully doesn't seem to be panning out, but it turns out there was another twist.
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"So anyone that wants me to do anything on April 18, I officially can't," Kent explained on her Instagram Stories, panning the camera towards Emmett, 48.
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He arrived in 2002, moved into Peter's shack with some other men and before long, was operating machines to crush ore into powder ready for panning.
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"It's the same reason that panning for gold works," said Andrew Vanderburg, an astronomy graduate student at Harvard University, who was not involved in the study.
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After panning through the beautiful imagery, you scroll down to the next slide and learn that the war in Syria has damaged or destroyed them all.
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An energy policy think tank, whose political arm endorsed President Trump, is panning the administration's proposal to mandate higher payments to coal and nuclear power plants.
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Tip "Gold is funny — you don't talk about it," says Susan Okey, a gold-panning instructor at Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park in Coloma, Calif.
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Amash has been an outspoken critic of Trump, recently panning the president's executive order temporarily barring nationals from seven predominantly Muslim countries entering the United States.
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Muddied by freeze frames and woozy panning shots, the violence is incoherent: Much of the time it's difficult to determine who's being bludgeoned, julienned or eaten.
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It's a picture of a sweet, dull life, and the visual effect is of panning from room to room, unable to move backward and change direction.
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He wanted to strike back at the liberal press, which he thought was hypocritical for panning his play while claiming to support free speech and progress.
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With crisp, HD footage, 24-hour recording, night vision, motion detection, 355-degree of panning potential, and P2P/WPS encryption, the boogeyman doesn't stand a chance.
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If none of these options seem to be panning out, the least you can do is see if you can negotiate for a later start date.
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The pictures are just OK. The sample above is static, so you can't get the full experience panning around it as you would on the phone.
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Their social media accounts started displaying a video, panning down to a suburban window, pretty much the same scene as their seminal debut depicted on its cover.
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The fact is that with hundreds of companies joining the VR gold rush, we're going to be panning a lot of silt for every grain of gold.
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The "Mad Money" host checked in with Cigna CEO David Cordani to get insight into how its multi-billion dollar merger with Express Scripts is panning out.
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Both avid sports fans, the founders were inspired to build a tool they themselves would want to use, after realizing their first pitch was not panning out.
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"I am live with the Sexiest Man Alive," said in a video on Twitter, panning the camera to show Shelton, 41, sipping from a black Solo cup.
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Soon after its release, Black tweeted his disappointment that the video features scenes from his film, including a dramatic panning shot of a house submerged in water.
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"I was really into this game tonight #ballin," she added on another Story, panning the camera to show all the LA fans behind her in huge applause.
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The airy, modern home has none of the wide panning shots of Cuarón's film: This place is Zapotec's prison, and the confinement leads to a violent climax.
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By panning the Patriot, Russia paints a false attractiveness of the Russian S-400 system, which has been purchased by China, India and, regrettably, NATO ally Turkey.
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Related: Panning for Gold to Make Money and Art We Spoke To The Designers Of Norway's New Pixel Art Currency Monopoly Money Sculptures Combine Consumerism with Creativity
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Republicans, who point out that they never tried to weaken what is one of the few weapons possessed by the House minority, are already panning the move.
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I was working at the track and field that night from an infield position and decided to shoot using a slow shutter speed, a technique known as panning.
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So, if it's a landscape shot, you'll get an ultra-wide photo; if you're panning with people around, it might suggest a live focus shot or smart crop.
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The D-pad is replaced with panning on the touchscreen, the A button by tapping on a screen, and the Start, Select, and B buttons with virtual counterparts.
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Mr Foreman overlays this conversation with footage of the politicians signing the agreement, and cameras panning over the names on a memorial to those killed during the conflict.
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The company's cost-cutting measures—at one point last year, Musk and his CFO, Zach Kirkhorn, were personally signing off on all expenses—seem to be panning out.
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Above each platter is a bay for selecting audio effects with three knobs for quick-access adjustments: a parameter (like panning), frequency, and wet / dry or beat timing.
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The movie then cuts to a different view of the Ferry Building site, panning back to Market Street, where wagons are lined up for passage across the bay.
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This is followed by the sounds of drumming and chanting set against the star-filled night sky, captured by a panning lens skirting over an increasingly populated landscape.
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In it, Travolta spoke to the camera with only half of his face shown, before panning it to display a full shot of the gorgeous sunset behind him.
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DJI's Osmo app offers a number of picture taking modes, including panoramas, long exposures, and a neat time-lapse feature that lets you set up slow panning shots.
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Several Democrats weighed in as Acosta fielded questions and defended his office's work in the Epstein case, panning his performance and reiterating calls for him to step down.
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His use of sound techniques derived from film, such as panning, zoom, cuts and fades merely scratches the surface of complexities within his "electronic counterfeit" production (i.e. electrofeit).
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The two deadpanned in a snap that had them talking about what a romantic date they were having before panning to Teigen's mom, who was on her phone.
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I also did some panning through the stereo field to give movement, to replicate what real life is like in New York with things constantly coming at you.
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Foundations tend to expect each of their grants to produce results, and they'll naturally be hesitant to make grants that have only a small chance of panning out.
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Norwich parents do not turn their offspring into miners panning for an Olympic medal, a college scholarship or a professional career, though many do find such golden opportunities.
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For about 18 months, Mr. Hammerand operated those controls for several hours a day, zooming, panning, tilting and adjusting the exposure to his liking before making a screenshot.
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That caused the couple to become suspicious of the baby monitor, which they noticed would readjust its camera, panning from the crib to look out on the nursery.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said Friday that there's no need for a wall along America's southern border, panning President Trump's signature campaign promise on border security.
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There are some natural laughs, strong performances, discussions about global politics (Madeleine Albright gets an unexpected shout-out), and some intense panning shots that become tiresome at times.
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The SurfaceONE is instead designed to replace cumbersome camera dollies and tracks for capturing smooth tracking, panning, or dolly shots with a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or even a smartphone.
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Once he had a sense of the animal's habits, Buchanan spent night after night hidden in a blind, panning the horizon with his camera, hoping to glimpse his quarry.
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Halfway through their speeches, the Academy tried to cut them off by dimming the lights and panning to actress Jane Fonda, who was supposed to wrap up the show.
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The Briton, a favorite to win Sunday's season-opening race in Australia, on Thursday posted a video on Instagram panning around the Melbourne paddock from his Mercedes team's hospitality.
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Also included are 12 traditional lacquer panels, a long interview with the artist detailing his process and motivations, and a video slowly panning the entire length of the scrolls.
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" Those briefings have been focused on "all the different operational contingencies all the worldwide panning and all the duties he will have to take on as the acting secretary.
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If you use something more capable, like a camcorder, you have to do all the work — zooming in and out, panning, tilting — and that leaves no margin for error.
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Healthcare experts are panning the change to the House's ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill on coverage for pre-existing conditions, saying it would not make much of a difference.
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Brent Wilkes, national executive director for the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), published an op-ed Wednesday, panning the "devolution of Trump's brand" on the campaign trail.
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In the future, Panning would like to see sensors installed on every planetary body that quakes, especially Enceladus, a moon of Saturn from which plumes of water shoot out.
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Apple's strategy to figure out if it could unlock a more premium tier in consumer demand, then, may be panning out and helping once again drive the company's growth.
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The minute-long teaser is just a single, sustained panning shot as Donald Glover and the show's stars pose in diners, driveways, and a club full of levitating strippers.
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Though the film claims to depict the "true story" of the infamous killings, it received universal panning by critics and has a 0% score on review site Rotten Tomatoes.
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Once or twice a week, I would slip into the basement for a call with my cousin, panning the camera around the dingy space as we made elaborate plans.
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After all, the big news of the session —that the president is on the cusp of announcing a major coronavirus relief plan — doesn't actually seem to be panning out.
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Competitions not only let people measure themselves against others, but they are also a good indication of how much gold one is not finding when panning in a stream.
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Eventually Hardwicke decided they could get good quality from shooting widescreen and then making the portrait view in the edit, reframing shots by panning-and-scanning during post production.
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I don't know if this is a failure of my own imagination and decision-making, and if I am therefore panning my own existence in The New York Times.
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The use of drone cameras, slowly panning over a site or landscape or work of art, gives a sense of the grandeur that we might get on the spot.
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Jonah Hill, Stone's co-star in Superbad, presented the award, but it seemed like the camera couldn't resist panning to Ryan Gosling (not that we can blame the camera operators).
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"There's a BEAR," he whispers enthusiastically before panning over to the animal, before bringing the camera back to himself for another little freak out — which we don't blame him for.
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Like a camera slowly panning the room as intently as a roving eye, we track different angled views of the kitchen as they unfold across the surface, like an accordion.
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The video, uploaded on the website World Star Hip Hop on Friday, shows the man urinating on an assembly line and then panning to a sign with the company's logo.
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All 32-seconds of the trailer are spent panning over various photos in a high school yearbook, showing several different kids in red sweaters, sweater vests, and crisp white shirts.
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The ribbon portion of her tutorial goes much better, with a helpful tip about how to create a cute cut out at the end of your bow panning out perfectly.
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Then, one afternoon in 2010, a meteorite salesman named Blaine Reed swung by Mr. Detector, a roadside prospecting supply store stocked with gold panning kits, rock hammers, and metal detectors.
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It's no secret that the DC Cinematic Universe has had a rocky start, with critics and fans largely panning films like Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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She uses a simple motion of her camera panning from right to left and back, left to right, but sometimes the images are blurry, then they become strong and vibrant.
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"I go downstairs to get something for her brother for two seconds and she paints her room purple with nail polish," Kardashian says in the video, panning over the scene.
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As a diehard Drake fan, it pains me to write this, but the critics were right for panning Views because of its whine-y lyrics and monotone, same-sounding tracklist.
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That strategy already seems to be panning out for him this go-around: Sanders raised nearly $6 million in the first 24 hours after announcing his 2020 candidacy last week.
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"I had spent the day photographing foxes and was panning with this kit running with its prey when an unmistakable cry made me look up," Ebi said of the shot.
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Shot like a creepy home video, the visuals feature an uncomfortably close camera panning across the sleeping celebrities in night vision, lingering over their instantly recognizable faces and uncovered bodies.
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"The biggest thing that we can do with the pretty small number of events we've seen so far is really understand how active Mars is now," Panning said in July.
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" Editor-at-large Ben Shapiro also announced his resignation, panning some of the website's current leadership under the namesake of founder Andrew Breitbart, saying, "Andrew's life mission has been betrayed.
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We got the Big Baller at LAX ... and wanted to know what he thought about one of his predictions not panning out, and you guessed it ... he couldn't care less.
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Structured like a symphony, in five movements with pauses in between, the show begins with a column of light projected from the stage, panning very slowly across the darkened house.
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He noted that at least on a normal-size screen, there was never any of the dreaded stammer in the panning shots of Kenji Mizoguchi, Max Ophüls or Jean Renoir.
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Panning the Republican plan as "Obamacare Lite," the Freedom Caucus is gambling that its demands will not kill the repeal effort that has been a cause célèbre for all Republicans.
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The way we recorded the piece, engineered by Leo Leite, is spatial, so that in the VR you will also get the panning effect of the sounds as you move.
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I've also been messing with the Karma Grip stabilizer while snowboarding, mountain biking, and just trying to get smooth handheld panning shots, and found that in general it works really well.
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The scientists were on a ship on the ocean's surface and had to keep panning out of a remote video feed in order to figure out what they were looking at.
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Another country panning for a potential economic transition is the United Kingdom which heads to the polls on June 23 to decide whether it should remain part of the European Union.
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"This Waffle House is happening," he said, panning around the busy restaurant — his first stop in North Carolina after flying in from New York City, where he was filming Blue Bloods.
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Much of what NHK is broadcasting falls into the typical TV showroom demo footage category — beautifully detailed slow-panning shots of the Louvre, Sagrada Familia, and Yellowstone, that sort of thing.
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This is exactly what is panning out, although this is a "bear" flattening, driven by the short end, rather than a "bull" flattening led by falling yields at the longer end.
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"I can't believe I wake up every morning to this man," she told her 22.5 million followers, panning the camera to her boyfriend as he cooked on the stove behind them.
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Utilizing the AR functionality involves scanning a room in a manner similar to taking a panorama photo, slowly panning across the spaces and keeping the arrow aligned with the horizon line.
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"Ughh, I just fell down the stairs," Teigen said in a video posted to social media, panning the camera to show off the black and blue bruise forming on her leg.
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The government of President Nana Akufo-Addo, who took office in January, has temporarily banned artisanal mining, or panning for gold, in a renewed effort to clamp down on illegal operators.
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Opera worked wonderfully on radio, so it was easy enough to set up a few cameras, do a bit of panning, and package Carmen as a one-hour prime-time special.
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Rivera Schatz, seen by many as having his own gubernatorial aspirations, delivered a scathing speech on the Senate floor Thursday panning Pierluisi for his connections to the territory's fiscal control board.
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"When you just pull up to your sister's house to say good morning, and you guys have matching neon trucks," Kardashian West said in one clip, panning to Jenner's orange vehicle.
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The joystick allows Barri to smoothly introduce new visuals into the virtual frame by turning left or right, panning up or down, rotating, and otherwise switching directions in the flight path.
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This didn't end up panning out, but it did lead me, through a somewhat stream-of-consciousness manner of contemplating crossword themes, to come up with the one you see here.
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Jackie Mendoza's "Seahorse," from an album due April 26, melts the edges of her vocals with echoes, reverb and stereo panning, while keyboards and guitars float in and drift around her.
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"We stripped out every unnecessary pixel by building a real-time panning and zooming technology that automatically keeps callers' faces–and only their faces–in view at all times" Zane explains.
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Conservative advocacy groups that provide much of the political muscle for Tea Party-friendly lawmakers and candidates are coming out against the Senate healthcare reform bill, panning it as a disappointment.
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But then once he came to the space and saw it all panning out and unfolding, and the way Nodar and I were working towards it, he really got on board.
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"When we have 10 percent of seats declared ... then we will have a better idea of how this is panning out," Nomura currency strategist Jordan Rochester wrote in a note to clients.
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It adjusts quickly, it has a ton of bubble-levels, it has very smooth panning (important for video), and, last but not least, it uses an Arca-type plate (see next section).
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Written and directed by Victor Levin, the film has a distinctly Nancy Meyers vibe to it, with long, panning shots of beautiful vineyards, a quaint boutique hotel, and lots of fancy wine.
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Though Legend didn't share any photos from the big day, he did offer a sneak peek of the menu, sharing an Instagram video panning over an impressive spread of macaroni and cheese.
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Mr Sciarappa and his fellow enthusiasts are a 21st-century version of the "323ers", the young men who rushed to California in 1849 to try their luck digging and panning for gold.
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At the end of the video, after panning to reveal the blazing landscape, the camera returns to the ferris wheel which is now empty except for the bear, which is in tatters.
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By either panning around the map or inputting a zip code, the tracker will show you when the space station will be visible, for how long and where it'll appear and disappear.
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And there's a graveyard and a lot of examples of the huge challenges players in this space face, like Tinder acquiring Humin in 2016 (and clearly nothing huge panning out since then).
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Indeed, despite the company's many holdings — from YouTube to Waymo, its self-driving car business — Alphabet has been famously vague when it comes to explaining how its various bets are panning out.
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If gold panning today is mostly a hobby, it was far less fun for legions of often forcibly employed miners who worked in the neighboring gold-rich Alpine valleys over the centuries.
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Koch network leaders said Thursday that their digital and TV ad blitz that emphasized how Americans could experience financial pain from the tariff fight wasn't panning out the way they had hoped.
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"Whether it's opponents, whether it's different coaches panning for us, whether it's the fans, the media that hate us, it feels good when you're the team that everybody's gunning for," said Durant.
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Take the awkward scraping the side of the ship scene, which satirizes the incredibly long panning scene of the Enterprise from Star Trek: The Motion Picture by adding an awkward screech of metal.
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There's his previous support for the now-controversial 1994 crime bill, which he's still defending, despite progressives' panning of the legislation, particularly because it contributed to the disproportionate incarceration of people of color.
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The curved (instead of flat) screen and the ultra fast refresh rate is ideal for sports and video games that have a frequent horizontal panning, meaning no lag and playing in real time.
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They appear here and there around the room, and gameplay centers on panning the camera around into every nook and cranny to seek them out and "collect" all the different varieties over time.
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There's an interface where each layer can be dragged around to find the sweet spot for panning and volume, effects like reverb can be added, and individual layers can be trimmed and edited.
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With that bank breaking price, however, you get the titular panning feature, which gives you a 360-degree remote view of a room, on-top of the built-in 120-degree fish eye.
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The first video clip is brief—less than a minute long—and shows two men in dark suits panning a smartphone camera around a multi-room suite at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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DEMS SKEPTICAL BUT RESPONSIVE TO RYAN ANTI-POVERTY PUSH: As Speaker Ryan pushes ahead on an anti-poverty platform, Democrats aren't quite panning him, but aren't quite praising him either: http://theatln.tc/1WG4PtW.
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But Flake promptly denounced Flynn's presence on the National Security Council, panning him as a "conspiracy theorist" and rejecting the notion that he would have voted for him had Flynn needed Senate confirmation.
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Panning out to the overall American electorate, just 27% of Americans identify as Democrats, according to the most recent Gallup tracking poll, with 30% describing themselves as Republicans and 42% declaring as independents.
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" And the Republican National Committee sent out emails panning "Clinton's misleading health care attack" against Sanders, as well as an email at the end of the contest repeating calls of a "Sanders blowout.
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Former President Vicente Fox has also joined in the fray, going viral on social media with a series of videos panning Trump for his proposal to build a wall between the two countries.
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Unfortunately, the Z7 does still exhibit a fair amount of rolling shutter (aka "the Jell-O effect") when panning; a common problem, but one which Sony has managed to solve on the A7R III.
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Then attach your camera (and it can be just about any camera up to 3.3 pounds) to the mount and make it zip along the length of the line as it records panning shots.
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CARACAS - Venezuela's president on Wednesday blasted White House contenders Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, panning their weekend debate and warning either becoming the next U.S. president would be bad for Latin America.
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But recent comments from Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi indicated the company's $700 million investment in Southeast Asia since it launched five years ago was not panning out in the way Uber hoped it would.
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"It would be wise of the ADL to remember the history of what happened the last time people started going around making lists of undesirables," he said, panning the camera across the concentration camp.
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That season ended with Frank Ocean's "Biking (Solo)," panning out over the south-east neighborhoods of Los Angeles, a love letter to the weird beauty of the sprawling city and the people within it.
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Facebook actually worked with a professional cinematographer there, to ensure smother transitions, panning the camera to track and zooming in an out (up to 10x) to fit as many people in frame as possible.
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When most of us think of gold mining, if at all, we envision digging Seven Dwarf's style out of mountain caves (though technically they're diamond miners), or panning for gold out of area waterways.
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After panning the camera to those made for women — which, as he noted, are typically housed in lighter or brighter colors, like green and orange — he quickly cuts to the ones formulated for men.
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But his decision to bring up the president's plan for a Senate vote marks a backing away from that, with Democrats panning Trump's offer as a "non-starter" before he had publicly pitched it.
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In one scene, for example, our main man Fonny whispers sweet nothings in Tish's ear—a slow-panning camera circling the two, painting their unforgiving world in a blur next to their physical happiness.
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Okey and her colleagues teach gold panning to more than a third of the 70,000 or so fourth graders who visit the park each year as part of their public-school state-history curriculum.
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After that, you can continue personalizing your map by adjusting, panning, and zooming the map exactly to your liking, adding or removing text, and selecting the finish (paper, framed, or canvas), orientation, and size.
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The film's first shot sets the scene, panning slowly through the dusty leftovers of a tiny town, its parking lots empty, its storefronts closed, three sad crosses painted on a battered strip mall wall.
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Tame Impala's first two studio albums, "Innerspeaker" (2010) and "Lonerism" (2012) could easily be categorized as neo-psychedelic rock, awash in analog studio effects — reverb, phasing, wild stereo panning — and dizzying layers of overdubs.
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Assembling bodies into masses of light and dark, wiping the stage picture, irising in on an individual or panning the entire ensemble, Bennett creates a rhythm of revelation more akin to film than theater.
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Director Michael Uppendahl stages the climactic Shawshank shooting spree well, panning across the screens that Dennis usually monitors, on which we see him methodically walking down corridors and putting bullets in his fellow guards.
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SANNCE Home Security IP Wireless Camera With Night Vision ($79.99 Value) With night vision, motion detection, and 355° of panning potential, this camera leaves no stone unturned when it comes to protecting your home.
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The images neatly convey a sense of the time, panning a room filled with white men wearing white shirts and dark ties, where the fleeting glimpse of a woman or African-American conspicuously stands out.
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There was a heavy emphasis on the camera panning over some very blank surfaces, and it looked very minimal at points, from her house to the landscape, even just the texture on the alien ship.
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The camera then surveys the other guests in attendance — who, despite appearing to be lovely people, are NOT Instagram record-breaking goddesses pregnant with twins — before panning back to Bey in the last couple seconds.
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The model, along with husband John Legend, were sitting in a press box watching the game when a camera panning the crowd happened to catch a brief glimpse of her nipple through her sheer shirt.
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You can watch a polished video detailing the Nosulus Rift's creation above (complete with smooth panning shots and talking head designers), but for a more detailed experience, check out the hands-on from Gamespot below.
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You see a black man singing outdoors (wonderfully), panning shots of weathered architecture, the cosmogram that allowed escaped slaves to breathe (and, no doubt, fooled many white intruders who thought it only some arcane decoration).
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Both boxing fans and media decried the matchup when it was first announced and the fight did nothing to dispel any talk of a mismatch with the contest panning out exactly how everyone had expected.
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A group of investors calling themselves the Ad Hoc Group of Puerto Rico's General Obligation Bondholders, who confirmed with Reuters they hold several billion dollars worth of debt, issued a statement panning Garcia Padilla's presentation.
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Coons and Hawley on Tuesday both criticized Facebook's response to their letter, panning the company for continuing to make money off of personal information that users have explicitly said they don't want Facebook to have.
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Ideally, they want things to continue in their current Howdy Doody-esque form, right down to the gold-panning pavilion, the live action Wild West show, and kiddie rides on the 250th-century miniature locomotive.
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In another video, Chmerkovskiy, 33, recorded himself in the mirror dancing to "Say My Name" by Destiny's Child before panning the camera over to his partner, who remained in the same position on the floor.
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The Amarakaeri had once been a sizable warrior tribe, but, by the time I arrived, perhaps five hundred remained, living in rudimentary hamlets, where they survived by fishing with poison and by panning for gold.
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There's moments like the anxious, nauseating sample panning of "Marble Gallery"—which, per Allison, consists of samples of various video game soundtracks, including Legend of the Dragoon, Castlevania Symphony of the Night and Paper Mario.
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Trump's economic isolation campaign doesn't seem to be panning out as he had hoped — which could make him that much more willing to use force to try to solve the problem once and for all.
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Cell phone video shows trooper pointing the weapon at her Around now, Bland's cell phone video begins, eventually panning around to show Encinia standing outside, but bent over and still reaching in with his left hand.
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Amazon has been pushing Alexa hard for quite some time, mainly in the hopes it can leverage the smart assistant to collect user data for marketing purposes (something that may or may not be panning out).
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There's also a few autonomous flying features: Orbit, which circles an object keeping the camera on it, Point of Interest, which keeps one thing in frame, and Curved Cable, which should allow for smooth panning shots.
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On Tuesday, Kylie took to Snapchat, as is her wont — sharing various aspects of her life, but mostly mugging for the camera, slow-panning her own outfit, and showing off swatches from her latest cosmetics collection.
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Several dark money groups have run ad ads panning the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) as a bailout, though no taxpayer money will be sent to Puerto Rico under the current proposal.
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His use of overdubbing and panning allows for the inherent polyphonic nature of the music to come to life for any listener, anywhere, at anytime, in the exact manner that he intends it to be heard.
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Even at such freighted moments as the State of the Union, when there's no question the camera will keep panning up to her balcony box, where she sits smiling (sort of) and waving, a silent image.
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It wasn't meant to be a theme park at all until Larry Donley built the town's gold mine and gold-panning attraction to occupy the children of adults who visited the museum, which opened in 1974.
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We also talked specifically with Brochado about whether SoftBank is changing up its tactics in light of some bets that aren't panning out as intended — and whether she has any qualms about the outfit's biggest investor.
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Which is brilliantly just panning over this classroom of students bored out of their fucking mind as the teacher is revealing, fundamental (what at least we know what the time in that episode) truths about what happened.
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Böisé uncomfortably sits throughout the interview while we—equally uncomfortably—witness her, the camera slowly panning inwards, shifting focus until the end when we're hit with surreal and vivid closeups of Böisé's physical inflictions from the ordeal.
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Several dark money groups have run ad ads panning the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) as a bailout, though no taxpayer money will be sent to Puerto Rico under the current proposal. Rep.
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The Department of Health and Human Services is urging states to cooperate with the federal government, but instead, insurance commissioners are panning the new plans as "junk" insurance and state legislatures are putting restrictions on their sales.
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MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan — More than two dozen villagers panning for gold in the northern Afghan province of Badakhshan were killed on Sunday after the makeshift tunnels where they were working collapsed following heavy snowfall, officials said.
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In neighboring Nevada, Senator Dean Heller, a fellow Republican, has faced threats of retribution from the White House for occasionally bucking the president's agenda, most recently by panning an early version of the Senate health care bill.
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" He then zooms the camera towards a man of Asian appearance before panning to a bottle of antiseptic hand wash with the video caption reading: "This virus gunna have to be quicker than that to catch me.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump showed an affinity for "working the referees" in his race to the White House, criticizing a federal judge as biased, panning polls as rigged and even questioning the aptitude of the nation's intelligence agencies.
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Basic maneuvers, like getting a nice panning shot of a sunset, are still easy to make steady, but if you want to get wild, you can hit max speed on Sport Mode with the flip of a switch.
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"When you get to treat yourself to a free royal staycation and it happens to be fake #StPatricksDay!" wrote one woman, sharing a clip panning up and down the river as a boat pumps dye into its waters.
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"So I'm not the happiest person right now cause after my walk…this is what happened," Beador explained on her Instagram Story, panning to her foot, which was elevated on a pillow and wrapped in a medical boot.
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Then too, he lashed out at the "corrupt corporate media" for panning his performance, as he claimed victory despite reputable polls showing he had lost and he himself blaming a defective microphone for knocking him off his game.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 86%What critics said: "The real problem is the pacing; the show spends so much time panning over landscapes and watching puppets hang out that you can start to lose the plot.
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In December 2017, with the help of students at Ohio University, Mr. Sappington produced an arresting two-minute campaign video that included drone footage panning over Nelsonville, with its handsome town square lined with semi-abandoned brick buildings.
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It is not just the local Parisian clubs, particularly P.S.G., panning for gold in the banlieues: All the major French teams — even those, like Lyon and Marseille, with traditional recruiting grounds of their own — scour the banlieue clubs.
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Washington (CNN)Legal scholars are panning new arguments championed by Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz, who recently joined President Donald Trump's legal team and is making the case that Trump cannot be impeached because he didn't commit any crimes.
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Summers quips "How many American Express cards does one person need?" noting that Manafort's wallet contained gold, platinum and corporate cards as well as several Visa cards, with the camera panning to Manafort's reaction in the studio audience.
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He was kind of disillusioned with the way that it was all panning out, with Félix Gallardo's influence and that sort of greed ... It shows that there are good people and bad people on both sides of this.
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Instead, all the action is shot hand-held from the passenger's seat, the camera panning front and back to capture the chaos and danger happening outside the car, as well as Stephanie's expressions as she navigates the car.
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The lesson of the first, though, was that the miners never made as much as the merchants who sold them their panning supplies — no matter how much money any individual streamer gets, the real winners are the platforms.
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So if you had a shot where you're panning from, say, Chris to Hulk, you actually want to pan from Chris to Hulk, not Chris to Mark — because Mark is 28'83" or what have you, but Hulk is 28'26".
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Levinson's bloody, stylized take on the slasher horror genre focuses on four teenage girls who spend most of the hour and forty-seven minute run time clad in the shortest shorts possible, with the camera lecherously panning their legs.
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"All of a sudden I noticed…that the camera (on the baby monitor) was moving…and it was panning over to our bed: The exact spot that I breastfeed my son every day," Summitt wrote in a Facebook post .
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The senators aren't happy: Coons and Hawley on Tuesday both criticized Facebook's response to their letter, panning the company for continuing to make money off of personal information that users have explicitly said they don't want Facebook to have.
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For one thing, the stylistic signatures of "The Civil War" — the panning and zooming into or out of still photographs, and having actors read from the letters of individuals caught up in the war — are now standard operating procedure.
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The cameras then record a 180-degree panoramic view of the full pitch, with the resulting image stitched together and the AI-tech working hard to follow the action via virtual panning and zooming on the resulting recording video file.
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Research and health groups like the American Public Health Association and American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are panning the proposal, particularly after the bipartisan success of the 21st Century Cures Act.
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Linus Sandgren's camera twirls and dances right along with Seb and Mia, exploring spaces and whip-panning with big payoffs — but there are some odd out-of-focus moments and barely-correctible darkness issues in the now-famed opening sequence.
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Panning the camera around what looks to be a closet in Banks' apartment, the walls are covered with what appeared to be hardened stains of blood — while a mix of feathers and a black substance cover the room's wood floors.
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There are a few places where it shines: in the Mixer panel, using the push encoder is a fast and fluid way to navigate through groups, channels within a group, and then adjust both an individual sound's volume and panning.
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Sierra Burgess Is A Loser made sure to cast deaf actor Cochise Zornoza in the role of Jamey's (Noah Centineo) little brother Ty, but fellow deaf actor and advocate Nyle DiMarco isn't happy with how it ended up panning out.
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Even Zapruder's camera angle seems to be accounted for, translating his left-to-right panning shot into an upward-ticking pencil line that enters each frame from the right, turning the sequence into an imagined aerial view of the assassination.
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The Post also reports that experts believe that if Democrats take back the House, there's a chance impeachment proceedings could be introduced in the next Congress — although it's difficult to estimate the likelihood of that option panning out until after November.
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A lot of studios obscure the kissing in some way, by having hands or arms in the way of the Awkward Lip Zone to hide how clumsy it looks, or by fading to black or panning away in a demure fashion.
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In one particularly brilliant shot, the camera follows the patriarch's arrival at the funeral, before panning to show his perspective and how how he will always see his children as the little kids who he lost all those years ago.
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The camera hovers ominously around the quiet hall, focusing on the disembodied faces of characters lost in the series so far, before panning across the faces of surviving characters, including Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister, Arya and Bran Stark, and Jon Snow.
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If this is how the next phase of Marvel films is panning out, with Black Panther on the schedule and Captain Marvel in production, it looks like the Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to reflect real life, super powers and all.
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In that context, Eminem's lyrics from "The Ringer" referencing a "beef" with "media journalists" for "panning my album to death" could be referencing the TMZ reporter emailing the Secret Service, which served as the basis for them interviewing him over it.
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Once you enter your desired location, Grafomap takes you to its poster editor where you can continue personalizing your map by adjusting, panning, and zooming the map to your liking, adding or removing text, and selecting the size, frame, and orientation.
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There was the panning video from a jeweler that showed nature's disconcerting powers, and an image from a friend named Chris that showed the floodwaters rising around the pumps of a Shell gas station that shares a parking lot with Georgie's.
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Much of "Belladonna" unfurls like a scroll, with Mr. Yamamoto using forms of conventional cel animation and the "limited animation" associated with his television series like "Astro Boy" and "Kimba the White Lion," panning across or zooming in on static drawings.
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Thanks to years of late-round draft picks no longer panning out, poor decisions in free agency and the element of time ruining the foundation, the Red Wings are shells of themselves and can now be considered a genuinely bad team.
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Like eyes on the wall, watching the protagonists; cameras mounted at believable and impossible locations alike, watching and panning as Jill or Chris passed, fly on the wall angles that gave a distorted, limited, and yes, voyeuristic view of the action.
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Matt Lauer's night moderating the NBC News presidential candidate forum was rough, with the media widely panning his questions to Hillary Clinton about her emails and his failure to fact check Donald Trump's (false) claims that he opposed the Iraq War.
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The clip begins showing a beautiful bouquet of flowers, seemingly given to Teigen for her anniversary, before panning to the social media star who quips, "the f— am I even supposed to do with that?" in response to the floral gift.
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Settings on the ship unravel from disorienting close-ups to full panning shots, often without a soul in sight and without any explanation of the growling, churning equipment, which is aurally complemented by the microtonal sounds of José Manuel Berenguer.
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But I have no residue of shame for panning the insufferable "Happy Gilmore" — this was before Adam Sandler redeemed himself by starring in Paul Thomas Anderson's "Punch-Drunk Love" — which represented to me the most inane aspects of American culture.
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For the last three years, therapists have reported an increase in patients who say that almost anything having to do with politics is making them uneasy, angry and hopeless, a condition that Jennifer C. Panning, a psychologist in Evanston, Ill.
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"One of my videos is of Pershing Square, and I'm descending while panning up on this pedestal that they have in the middle of the park while turning the drone — basically doing three or four motions at once," he said.
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This definitely seems like something that should be pretty time-intensive, but utilizing the GoPro app, users are able to use the company's smartphone app to capture the window they want just by holding the phone up and panning inside the spherical capture.
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With silky colorations and slow panning shots, the piece draws upon the loss of identity and bleak helplessness that can come from suffering mental and emotional abuse from someone you care about and from an individual you had believed cared about you.
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The intense back-and-forth exchanges have ranged from wonky money and savings demand charts to flat-out insults, with Krugman calling Shelton's thinking "a mess" and Summers panning MMT as "the voodoo economics of our time" in a Washington Post column.
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Research and health groups like the American Public Health Association and the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, plus lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, are panning the proposal, particularly after the bipartisan success of the 21st Century Cures Act.
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A formula that predominately consists of lip-syncing to rap lyrics while pouting at the camera, slow panning her own physique while wearing some type of minimal attire and showing off her culinary skills, but mostly her unparalleled love of pomegranate seeds.
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Inside is an electronic viewfinder, but the 2015 Q had a sequential-field display — meaning it flashes rapidly through the red, green and blue components of the image — which made it prone to color artifacts in high-motion scenes or when panning.
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It also offers a glimpse into the cult of Slender Man fandom, panning through page after page of fan art that's rife with images of children walking willingly into the woods with Slendy, just as they did with the original Pied Piper.
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TARKA FOREST, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of unemployed Zimbabweans have turned to illegal gold panning in a bid to survive the country's deteriorating economy, leaving a trail of destruction that has alarmed farmers, timber plantation owners and the country's environmental authorities.
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"We are here at our new office and I just realized it is two doors down from Nancy Pelosi," Ocasio-Cortez said in a Snapchat post on Friday, panning the camera down the hall to show the proximity of the two offices.
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In Caracas, people go panning in the filthy water of the Guaire River for gold jewelry that has been dropped down sinks; butchers sell cow hooves to customers desperate for protein; women give up careers to work as prostitutes in neighboring countries.
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Visitors travel through this immersive exhibition as they would a film set; standing in one particular spot, they are able to see all of Brunet's 250 "actors" in the space by pivoting on themselves like a camera filming a circular panning shot.
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The Hummer's abilities became a marketing ploy: The vehicles were shown off-roading in commercials with the same wonder you might imagine in a spot for a children's toy tank, followed by panning to the children residing over their toy set, playing God.
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"Actually, we call it the Aston Martin pan," said James Linnett, a British newcomer to gold panning who has already racked up a number of medals in competitions, as well as nuggets of varying sizes, which he proudly showed to other competitors.
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The administration had sought a different visual as the bill debuted to a critical panning: arranging competing stacks of paper in the White House briefing room, meant to demonstrate the relative simplicity of the Republican proposal compared with the thicker Affordable Care Act.
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Each corps in the military and security ministry does this kind of gold mining, panning for gold in rivers and streams, wrote Kim Kwang-jin, a North Korean defector, in a report by the U.S.-based Committee for Human Rights in North Korea.
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At first it was your basic ambient sounds with some simple spatial stereo effects—the same sort of hard panning devices and reversed delays that stoned teenagers with headphones have been getting off on since the Beatles went psychedelic in the mid-60s.
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That look Felix and Sylvester give when the Delos woman tells them to sort through the pile of dead bodies to see which ones can be salvaged, with the camera then panning onto Maeve, clearly hint that we'll be seeing more of our favorite Madam.
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Adi: I'm curious why you think the filmmakers gave Luv arguably the two most obvious callbacks to the original film: that sequence that repeats Deckard's panning-and-zooming over a photograph, but with missile strikes, and an equivalent to the kiss between Tyrell and Batty.
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"Pendulum" may — at its heart — be about giving the room a kind of consciousness along the valences of Freudian mechanics: the room is anxious, not sure where to stay and settle, so it keeps looking, panning, twirling, and wondering how it will ever belong.
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Highlights from that era are easily identifiable by a single shot—the camera slowly panning in from the Skydome rafters, covering a distance so great at a speed so unhurried that it feels like the entire game could pass before the camera reaches the court.
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There was a potbellied Swami, who looked like a prospector who'd been out panning for gold, waiting there to pick her (and her two kids) up with a car like a Volkswagen, and he wasn't happy at all to see me with all my luggage!
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The newest work, "Olympia (the real-time disintegration into ruins of the Berlin Olympic stadium over the course of a thousand years)" (2016), is a more austere piece that moves in a familiar (from video games) way, panning perspective around a digitally recreated stadium.
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We begin by panning over the RISK board we've been seeing at Dragonstone throughout the season, hear the buffeting of the winds of winter, then join our seven-person fellowship—plus a few redshirts taking up the rear—as they progress across the unforgiving landscape.
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The panning vocal at the start and the hard beat could make a good track if they were the only two elements, but the singing that comes in off-beat at 3:25 sounds like PC Music and is what makes this a great track.
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The move is a change from previous drafts of the formally titled Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science rule, also dubbed the "secret science" rule, which was first pitched in 2017 by former EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Scientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Overnight Energy: BLM staff face choice of relocation or resignation as agency moves | Trump says he's 'very much into climate' | EPA rule would expand limits on scientific studies MORE.
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Politico reported the OIG is trying to determine whether Jackson has routinely destroyed sensitive documents, including schedules and communications with lobbyists like Richard Smotkin, who helped arrange former EPA head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Scientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Overnight Energy: BLM staff face choice of relocation or resignation as agency moves | Trump says he's 'very much into climate' | EPA rule would expand limits on scientific studies MORE's controversial trip to Morocco.
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Timberlake captured her snooze in a video he posted on his Instagram account, with the playful caption "Gotta work tomorrow for my bday so wifey really going all out tonight…" In the clip, he quietly sang himself "Happy Birthday" before panning the camera to a resting Biel.
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After panning down a bustling street, we hear "Heaven is a Place on Earth" for the first time booming out of a car radio and see Yorkie, who is walking by nervously in a pastel jumper, shirt and shorts like a Happy Days reboot of Kristen Stewart.
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Timberlake captured her snooze in a video he posted on his Instagram account, with the playful caption "Gotta work tomorrow for my bday so wifey really going all out tonight…" In the clip, he quietly sings himself "Happy Birthday" before panning the camera to a resting Biel.
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When host and NFL superstar JJ Watt made a comment about the amount of pretty women in the room, the CMT camera crew shot over to Underwood, 33, before awkwardly panning to her husband (and Nashville Predators team captain) Mike Fisher, who looked less than impressed.
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The YouTube video titled "Best Diamonds in the Sky – Jewelry of life Life insurance, Diamond of God #21" opens on what looks to be a poor-quality jewelry ad, panning slowly over diamond-encrusted cat figures, rings with enormous purple stones, and even Titanic's flashy blue diamond.
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In a video posted to Jen Atkin's Instagram, the hairstylist says, "It's a beautiful day for the races," panning over to show Derek Blasberg and Luke Evans clinking champagne flutes and Kendall pumping her fist and whooping on the players in her best Vivian Ward impression.
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If you're panning across a scene, the video will sometimes try to compensate for that movement as shake, and so when it realizes that you're trying to change what the camera is pointing at the picture darts to the new subject in a rather jarring way.
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For particularly dubious accounts such as his self-proclaimed Pony Express exploits or lingering questions such as how the show's American Indian performers were treated, she provides "Panning for the Truth" sections, presenting sometimes conflicting primary evidence and differing conclusions by those who study the past.
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Ms. Scott yelled several times for her husband to "get out the car," but on the video, he cannot be seen through the window of the S.U.V. "Keith, don't do it," Ms. Scott shouted, as the video showed her backing away and panning to the ground.
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Here, waiters, office workers, taxi drivers, college graduates and even civil servants on vacation from their government jobs are out panning for black-market gold, all under the watchful eyes of an armed group that taxes them and threatens to tie them to posts if they disobey.
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Pixar's three toy films are so beloved that a spare teaser trailer for the fourth, released this month and consisting of little more than a panning shot of the series' characters set to Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now," has 13.7 million views and counting on YouTube.
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I had a guy in front of me at a GNR concert who wouldn't stop doing panorama shots with his fucking phone, slowly panning with his hands outstretched in front of me for two hours like he was a BBC cameraman working on Planet Earth 7.
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The show's centerpiece is a remarkable and little-seen installation from 225 called "Profondeurs Vertes," which includes slow, panning videos, each projected on its own large screen, of various American paintings from the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts, the museum Kelley visited as a boy.
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The show's centerpiece is a remarkable and little-seen installation from 2006 called "Profondeurs Vertes," which includes slow, panning videos, each projected on its own large screen, of various American paintings from the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts, the museum Kelley visited as a boy.
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" Robin, 303 "After going on too many first dates that weren't panning out, including one where I drove 40 minutes to hear a guy brag about illegally squatting in a foreclosed house for a year, I decided to filter the guys I date like I do for work.
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If you look at what Shields and Condit actually did, you'll see why one was getting tagged regularly and the other had almost no trouble at all in a fight so mundane that the UFC production crew began experimenting with panning overhead shots to break up the monotony.
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It can hold an 11-pound camera securely enough for very long exposures, it has 360-degree panning, 4-degree tilt for portraits, and it has flexible legs that let it cling to rocks and branches, but they are rigid enough for it to stand on its own.
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The video is also a bald piece of blackmail, calling for the release of fighters held "in Abuja, Lagos and Maiduguri" in exchange for the girls, and panning to the terrible sight of bodies of girls it claims were killed by Nigerian airstrikes — a charge the Nigerian military denies.
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Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE's (D-Calif.) recent promise to raise their taxes to Obama levels, and panning the extra $80 in their paycheck as "crumbs," isn't necessarily winning them back.
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Google's artificial camera smarts seem to identify a central focal point around which it centers the view, but if you move the camera around, it shifts that focal center somewhat abruptly, leading to a kind of staccato effect of punctuated panning as you point the device at different places.
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No wonder this latest destructive action prompted withering but well-deserved criticism from editorial boards across the country, panning the move as cruel, unnecessary and extremely dangerous to the most vulnerable Americans — seniors, people with pre-existing conditions and low-income Americans — many of whom were Trump supporters.
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Fool's rise may seem out-of-nowhere to many, but the record deal and respect from peers is a vision he started to realize back when he was first gearing up to drop Trap Fever in 2015, even if he didn't see it exactly panning out the way it has.
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Brooks claims in the suit that he was working as a location manager for the movie "City of Lies" (also known as "LAbyrinth") on April 13, 2017, when he told Depp and the film's director that a scene — which starred two of Depp's pals — wasn't panning out, according to TMZ .
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The events of the next few days were complicated, so rather than go through them chronologically I'm going to explain how each path I took ended up panning out (I'm going into detail so that I can be as much help as possible to anyone who goes through this themselves).
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In some regards, I share that with some of these characters, the idea of having a grand vision and things not always panning out the way you want them to, and also understanding that there's nothing wrong with having a grand vision, but it's not what life is all about ultimately.
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The speech — which included multiple barbs at the president, including calling him a "coward" and panning the hotel as a "a shrine to greed, division and vanity" — was an attempt by the New York senator to break through the crowded Democratic primary field, something at which she has been unsuccessful.
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Robert Panning-Miller, the former president of the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers, has called Hiawatha schools emblematic of a "corporate reform movement" that values "compliance and test scores over critical thinking" and criticized them as being part of an "apartheid education" movement, because their students are almost exclusively children of color.
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Talk of a border tax has rankled senators from both parties, with Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, accusing Republicans of making middle-class Americans pay for the border wall and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, panning any import tax that would increase the cost of Mexican products.
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London opens with an extended introduction to the cast of characters, but instead of establishing who they are by showing us how they behave, it spends a lot of time panning through meeting rooms and other locations, briefly flashing character names and titles — most of which don't turn out to be relevant.
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Not only does the company plan to work with local, state and federal government to ensure that its platform is compliant, but it has also built software to ensure that Paladin Drones record the sky when they're en route to an emergency, only panning down to the ground when they're on site.
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Rick PerryRick PerryOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule GOP counsel acknowledges 'irregular channel' between U.S. and Ukraine Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE's replacement to the Senate.
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Obviously having a huge Democratic majority in the Legislature, which is around 75 percent right now, plus having a new governor who has a track record of taking groundbreaking and risky moves that ended up panning out well for him — I think those are definitely big factors in terms of the political landscape.
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In the end, Samba Gana turns his sword on himself, able only in death to persuade her of his sincerity — at which point Alassane abandons the corporeal (and slightly doll-like) puppets and concludes the retelling in panning shots of oil paintings, magnifying the story an extra degree from bedtime fable to regional myth.
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Now, after an action-packed, bloody and surprising season 6 premiere, here are the eight biggest moments: Jon Snow is dead The episode opens with a long panning shot of Snow's now-frozen body and one of the more haunting things about it is the relentless, mournful howls in the background from Snow's Direwolf Ghost.
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Using their software, you can then use the 360 footage to create a lot of compelling effects during edits, including panning and transitioning between views, zooming in and out and basically pulling off final edits that you wouldn't even be able to get with a few different cameras and shooters all going at once.
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We planned on rationalizing it by saying something about how all the controversy and critical panning currently surrounding the once harmless pop star has made us long for the simpler time of Y2K, when a 19-year-old Timberlake was the standout member of a boy band and HitClips were our primary source of music.
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As the primary cheerleader slowly raises a flaccid pillowcase to her powered face, looking like Mother Mary in a baby-blue pleated skirt, the sound shifts: a choir of female voices rush in and the scene cuts to a stained-glass window depicting a robed, black-metal queen before panning to the heavily made-up choir.
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The cosmetics CEO, 19, filmed her outfit in her typical fashion, posting a series of snaps in which she stands before a mirror, slowly panning over portions of her body while rap music plays in the background, quickly zooming in and out on her own pout, and catching her friend Jordyn Woods in the midst of perusing Doritos flavors.
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Congressional Democrats are panning Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto for his meeting in Mexico City with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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He and Energy Secretary Rick PerryRick PerryOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule GOP counsel acknowledges 'irregular channel' between U.S. and Ukraine Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE were also part of the trio.
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The images are splashed across his campaign website: him flashing a thumbs-up, draped in his Army gear; reading the names engraved on the National September 11 Memorial; a clip of him running down a suburban street in the Florida sun, the camera zooming in on his prosthetic legs and panning up slowly past his camouflage shorts.
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Visitors to his office see a display of framed Burns-related cartoons, most of which assume familiarity with his filmmaking choices: an authoritative narrator offset by more emotionally committed interviewees, seen in half-lit, vaguely domestic surroundings; slow panning shots across photographs of men with mustaches; and a willingness, unusual in the genre, to attempt compendiousness, to keep going.
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Sitting in a chair in the Veterans Room and slowly panning side to side and up and down (which you will do when you go there), you encounter a kind of visual music: the energy in that design and those colors, the shades of brown and blue and black and pale yellow, alive and roaring at you.
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Panning across the façade, the camera occasionally captures details of individual intimacy — someone's jeans on a clothesline, a couple sipping coffee in the shade of their balcony — and one glimpses a culture of dwelling in urban space that is, or was, both inspiring and truly different from anything the West or the East had to offer.
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"This place feels like time took a holiday in 1978 and never came back to work," said Doug Tremblay, 59, who works for the territorial government in winter but spends summers panning for gold in rivers and streams, a hardscrabble method known as placer mining that has been attracting people to Yukon for over a century.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergEXCLUSIVE: 6900 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Bloomberg bets 2628 campaign on unprecedented strategy Michael Bloomberg could indeed buy the Democratic primary MORE's unconventional campaign strategy is panning out to be one of riskiest experiments in primary politics, testing the limits of personal wealth and name recognition.
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Looking at how other mobile makers like HTC, Motorola, Xiaomi, and Google — and soon probably Huawei too, given that CEO Richard Yu told me in January that the company was planning a 2017 flagship phone without a 3.5mm jack, which is shaping up to be the upcoming Mate 10 Pro — are following suit, things are panning out exactly as Apple anticipated.
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The video for the all-star "Forever Country" mash-up opens on a green field, panning to sun-dappled woods and a glimpse of Nashville's Honky Tonk strip before Brad Paisley appears in a roadside café, singing the words of a classic: "Almost heaven, West Virginia…" For Paisley, one of the 30 acts lending talent to "Forever Country," the project was personal.
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"If we do have 'Brexit' it will create a long period of uncertainty, it will take a lot of time to work out what Britain's role in Europe and the world will be and I think that those people that are pushing for Brexit have not explained at all, how they see those next few years panning out," he said.
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"While it is a positive sign that companies are planning to use the tax savings to invest in their people through training and development, the sentiment that compensation will increase as a result of the new legislation appears to not be panning out," Tom McMullen, global leader of Korn Ferry's Intellectual Capital for its Rewards Practice, said in a news release.
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Indeed, all the prominent Trump figures summoned by Democrats — Rick PerryRick PerryOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule GOP counsel acknowledges 'irregular channel' between U.S. and Ukraine Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE, John BoltonJohn BoltonAre Democrats building a collapsible impeachment?
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Bill PoseyWilliam (Bill) Joseph PoseyScientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content Poll: Women more likely to say social media has negative effect on society MORE (R-Fla.).
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The White House on Thursday sent its nomination for outgoing Energy Secretary Rick PerryRick PerryOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule GOP counsel acknowledges 'irregular channel' between U.S. and Ukraine Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE's replacement to the Senate.
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Democrats are quickly panning President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's fiscal year 2019 budget plan, arguing the $3 trillion in requested cuts would target middle-class Americans.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R) took aim at The Weekly Standard early Friday morning, accusing the conservative magazine of advancing a "Leftist" agenda with an article panning his victory in Tuesday's midterms.
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Exploring this unfamiliar territory requires navigating a deliciously unfamiliar vocabulary: hafting (attaching an arrowhead to the tip of a spear); laying, pleaching and plashing (all required to nurture a hedgerow); carding, retting, scotching (for textile production); stooking (for thatched roofs); stocking and scudding (for leather); panning, marling and mattocking (for working the earth); flushing (for sheep farming); puddling (for cisterns); and pugging and wedging (for pottery).
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The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hold a confirmation hearing for Rick PerryRick PerryOvernight Energy: Trump officials suspend oil, gas production on Utah plots after lawsuit | California bucks Trump on lightbulb rollback | Scientists join Dems in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule GOP counsel acknowledges 'irregular channel' between U.S. and Ukraine Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE's nominated replacement, Dan Brouillette, to be secretary of Energy.
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The investigation by EPA's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) focuses on Ryan Jackson, the chief of staff to agency head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerScientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Overnight Energy: BLM staff face choice of relocation or resignation as agency moves | Trump says he's 'very much into climate' | EPA rule would expand limits on scientific studies EPA rule proposes to expand limitations on scientific studies MORE.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If Edward McPherson were a filmmaker instead of a writer, The History of the Future might begin with a sublime wide-angle shot — panning the length of an empty desert highway somewhere deep in West Texas — before zooming out to show the desiccated, veritable no-man's-lands where the first nuclear bomb tests forever burned a hole into the United States' collective psyche.
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A slate of former intelligence chiefs penned an op-ed in The Washington Post on Friday panning President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE for removing several officials from his administration, saying the development is being overshadowed by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) is calling out fellow Democrats by name for backing what she is panning as the "Bank Lobbyist Act" and it's not sitting well with colleagues up for reelection in November.
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Stories from Wednesday... -California bucks Trump administration lightbulb rollback with tougher state standard -Scientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule -Trump administration suspends oil and gas production on 130 plots in Utah after challenge -Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg returning to Europe on catamaran -Venice partially submerged after highest tide waters in more than 50 years -Group launches six-figure pro-carbon tax ad campaign aimed at Congress View the discussion thread.
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Cuarón himself is the director of photography on the movie, which glories in its tranquil surveys of domestic space, with the camera panning round the living room, and in the tracking shots that usher us through the action—left to right, right to left, to and fro, along furrowed fields and crowded avenues, as if the filmmaker were trying to keep pace with his thoughts while they carry him into the past.
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The brief monologue comes as immigration continues to emerge as a chief fault line between Democrats and Republicans in Washington, with liberals panning President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's hardline border policies as inhumane and his rhetoric toward Hispanics as racist.
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A few moments are notable for breaking out of this — the camera spinning around a room in the Villa Barbaro while Schama discusses its dizzying effects; or panning through blackness from Goya's first painting of the San Isidro festival to his later treatment of the scene among his Black Paintings; or jumping from one to another of Mondrian's lively, late New York City paintings while swing-era jazz plays in the background.
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Suzanne BonamiciSuzanne Marie BonamiciScientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule Overnight Energy: Democrats call for Ross to resign over report he threatened NOAA officials | Commerce denies report | Documents detail plan to decentralize BLM | Lawmakers demand answers on bee-killing pesticide Oregon Democrats push EPA to justify use of pesticide 'highly toxic' to bees MORE (D-Ore.) has asked the EPA to hold off on finalizing a rule until the National Academy of Sciences can conduct a review.
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Late Thursday, Quavo, one-third of hip-hop group Migos — which also includes Takeoff and Cardi B's husband Offset — posted a video on Instagram with the caption "J U S B O U G H T A T I G E R His Name Is C H O." In the clip, Quavo, bathed in purple light and covered in glittering diamonds, tells the camera, "I just bought a tiger today," before introducing the tiger's alleged handler and then panning to the tiger itself.
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In "The Sweat of the Sun," Barnard draws a line from the mythical pursuit of the Golden Fleece by Jason and the Argonauts — a story which is thought to be partly inspired by an ancient gold-panning technique wherein sheep fleece was employed in rivers as a crude filter to catch gold flakes flowing from upstream — to modern-day Peru, currently the sixth-biggest gold supplier in the world, and a country whose gold production has increased 400% over the last decade.
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Dan NewhouseDaniel (Dan) Milton NewhouseWe need to prevent food waste at school Democrats launch bilingual ad campaign off drug pricing bill On The Money: Lawmakers strike spending deal | US, China reach limited trade deal ahead of tariff deadline | Lighthizer fails to quell GOP angst over new NAFTA MORE (R-Wash.) and Suzanne BonamiciSuzanne Marie BonamiciWe need to prevent food waste at school Pelosi heading to Madrid for UN climate change convention Scientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule MORE (D-Ore.).
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Bill PoseyWilliam (Bill) Joseph PoseyTrump takes track to open Daytona 500 Fed chief issues stark warning to Congress on deficits Scientists join Democrats in panning EPA's 'secret science' rule MORE (R-Fla.) and Michael WaltzMichael WaltzTrump takes track to open Daytona 500 Overnight Defense: US deploys low-yield nukes on submarines | Watchdog warns Iraq withdrawal 'likely' means ISIS resurgence | What to watch in Trump's State of the Union Sunday shows preview: Lawmakers gear up for Senate impeachment trial MORE (R-Fla.) as well as Gov.
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