Partitions in the lower floors helped handle the difference in load-bearing, but the owners decided to remove the partitions shortly before the wedding.
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Even in many Western chains like Starbucks or KFC, partitions often separated customers and in some smaller cafes that lacked space for partitions, women were simply not allowed.
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This GIF shows how the partitions could change the space.
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A delivery crew wheeled in a stack of cubicle partitions.
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Sometimes, our brains deal with pain by putting up partitions.
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And sometimes, those partitions take on personalities of their own.
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The keyboard is not mechanical, but is backlit in three partitions.
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His company installed toilet partitions -- not exactly glamorous, but important nonetheless.
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BREAKING: Battalion chief says there were lots of makeshift partitions inside….
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It should show you all your hard drives and partitions.2.
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More troubling than the partitions between offices are the divisions between floors.
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Partitions also allow natural light to flow between sections of the office.
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What is heard knows neither eyelids, nor partitions, neither curtains, nor walls. . . .
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Duct tape attaches wallboard partitions to bare concrete ceilings studded with loose wires.
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One of these partitions might include 10 genes, for example, or 20 mutations.
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Styled after a Japanese lunchbox, it has different partitions to store different devices.
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The toilet and shower only have glass partitions, so not loads of privacy.
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Taxis also had partitions between drivers and riders, and probably for good reason.
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The red cube data has seven partitions; it's dynamically reencrypted at all times.
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Taxis also had partitions between drivers and riders and probably for good reason.
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Between the restaurants are waist-high partitions and a few tied-back curtains.
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"Internal walls are all partitions, so they can be reconfigured," Mr. Wright said.
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Other stakes may have been used for construction purposes, such as partitions or fences.
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With a weakened military, a series of partitions reduced Poland to a skeletal state.
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We don't want to get to where American politics partitions people into isolated groups.
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Partitions are a fading industry convention; here, X proves the thesis true and necessary.
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Glass partitions looked onto the room and a stylish stall featured a rain shower head.
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You can use that as a guide to how big your new partitions should be.
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One can draw a neat line down the centre that nearly perfectly partitions the supporters.
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Reed described the interior as one that had partitions that divided space among several artists.
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In some of the shelter's indoor spaces, blankets have become makeshift partitions to provide privacy.
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If not buildings, they might suggest decks, patios, balconies, partitions, or other parts of buildings.
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Hanging over the cubicle partitions in the center was a shingle that read ''Mission Control.
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This room has partitions made of glass blocks and boulders defining a kitchen and bathroom.
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When the partitions were shut and the shades were down, I was all by myself.
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Right now you are working on a miniature model of a line of bathroom partitions?
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Political and cultural partitions that they had long overlooked at worship time now overshadowed every service.
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Horowitz said he created geographic partitions before Atlas and it required a tremendous amount of engineering effort.
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I work in an open-plan studio with 14 other artists, each space divided by tall partitions.
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And no, it's not possible to balance a gin and tonic on the partitions between the seats.
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The main exhibition space presents a pair of nearly identical arrangements of low partitions, tables and platforms.
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That collapsing of prior partitions between products has also caused Google headaches with European data protection regulators.
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One fuguelike aspect is the variations in the cutting of the laminated edges of the plywood partitions.
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The booths are separated from this backstage area by bamboo shades and one another by hinged partitions.
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Micah: Fuse is also used for other types of partitions, like macfuse is a dependency for Veracrypt.
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Among other frills, this meant hexagonal hanging lamps shaped like ancient gems and partitions edged with kimono fabrics.
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There were four teams of translators separated by glass partitions who were deeply focused, listening to every word.
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The Work Issue Beige partitions have given way to napping lofts, lunch gazebos and lots of open space.
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Her team's analysis shows that the connective tissue partitions within the junk reduces stresses across the entire skull.
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The downtown building stands near the railroad tracks that divide Florida's east coast into economic and racial partitions.
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They also gutted the master bathroom to add more gray tile, a gray toilet and violet acrylic partitions.
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Then go in as a scientist to understand what all those partitions represent in terms of a biological signal.
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The dignity of hugging your family tightly and far away from border walls, detention facilities, and plastic jail partitions.
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But the physical rampart is being replaced by more digital partitions, anyway, as 21st century inventions circumvent ancient technology.
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Retractable privacy partitions, 23-inch personal TVs, and meals prepared by Michelin-starred chefs make the experience top-notch.
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The apartment has 10-foot ceilings, marble walls and floors, movable partitions, frameless glass doors and large windows throughout.
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They don't go in the system partition, but they still get system-level partitions thanks to Huawei's OS additions.
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The majority of the seats are in the middle of the lounge, encased by glass partitions to enhance privacy.
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At Kirby, most patients sleep in large areas, with beds separated by partitions, where they can be easily monitored.
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Yoon's compound in Beijing has tape on elevator floors, delineating recommended partitions between residents who ride the elevators together.
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The ideas of personal fissure and partitions forcefully implanted between individual family members, separating them from each other becomes concrete.
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The main components of the house, including the walls, partitions and building envelope were printed solely with a concrete mixture.
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You may end up with tens of thousands of partitions, and we'll hide them from the user behind [the hypertable].
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Now it's joined by roleplaying partitions in FIFA (dubbed "The Journey"), and as of just this week, Madden NFL, ("Longshot").
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With floors and angular partitions also built from white planking, it resembles a rustic fantasy for a fancy wedding reception.
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Their houses still have dirt floors and no partitions inside; the Kayapo sleep in hammocks strung around an open space.
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The concealing and revealing of faces allowed by fans and translucent partitions suggest the masquerade and deceptions of social media.
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Perhaps the most visible change will be the removal of partitions built through the years in the student studio spaces.
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The supermarket chain, which has 1200 employees is installing plexiglass partitions at their cash registers this week, according to Kaner.
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Using the ready-made partitions of the window supports, Mr. Frank displayed the racial divisions that beset his adopted country.
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The office is partially open, but wooden partitions and glass walls break up the space and allow for private conversations.
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More commonly they are catastrophic, as in the slaughter and mass displacement that accompanied the partitions of India and Yugoslavia.
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In response, the authority offered classes to drivers on defusing tense situations and added plastic partitions between drivers and passengers.
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It was sitting on bare subfloor, in an area where I hadn't even gotten around to putting in wall partitions.
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The drawing can be divided into left and right partitions, with the vertical column functioning as a loose border or axis.
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Its white plastic desk, metallic rolling chair, and felt-covered grey partitions are as unremarkable as those of any other cubicle.
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We need more normalized codes of conduct, thoughtfully walled space, visual partitions, alcoves, private work rooms, and vastly more sound suppression.
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Use these drawer partitions to keep like-items together, so you can stop fumbling around for a comb or nail file.
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Men enter through separate doors and pay in separate lines; women sometimes eat behind partitions to ensure privacy from male strangers.
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"Singles": Women in Saudi Arabia will no longer need to use separate entrances from men or sit behind partitions at restaurants.
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When all the racial partitions and social segregations were fully explained, I took a deep breath and tried to sound nonchalant.
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Stores and commercial buildings buy these steel bathroom partitions so that they are the same, recognizable across different kinds of spaces.
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So, over the next two years, the HACMS team set about dividing the code on the quadcopter's mission-control computer into partitions.
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But no welter of optimism could fill the seam in the floor that allowed rolling partitions to be drawn across the store.
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He climbed over the short partitions that separated the rowhouses, passing over one house, then another and another, stopping at the fourth.
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Partitions run along the main axes of the vehicle, so groups can book the entire space, or buy a single enclosed spot.
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The slate-floored foyer leads to a living-and-dining area with engineered maple floors and built-in concrete partitions and cabinets.
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Worldwide, many of the models of successful democratic government are effectively ethno-states, built on past cleansings or partitions or splendid isolation.
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Privacy was another issue: during labor, 37% of women had no curtains or partitions separating them from other patients in the room.
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A key element is the "free plan"—in which the interior is conceived of as a single space—divided only by movable partitions.
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Together, we have built open partitions, a setup that simultaneously allows for enough privacy when creating, as well as an uplifting collective experience.
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Screenshot: GizmodoA lot of the differences are behind the scenes: Volumes can change size dynamically, for instance, while partitions have a fixed size.
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After seeing, hearing, and — let's be real — judging them through the mesh partitions, she huddled up close to the one she liked best.
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The station's partitions and bumping block, which prevents railway vehicles from going past the end of a section of track, were also damaged.
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Partitions between the converted stalls were thin and incomplete — the more intimate moments of life, sex and fights, could be heard by all.
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False ceilings were removed to reveal original cornicing and roses, partitions were torn down to recreate the large rooms and fireplaces were restored.
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Using cubicle partitions obtained from the Texas Department of Education in Austin, Jessica Vaughn's setup resembles a planned office airlifted from the 1980s.
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Even if what I watched was yet another performance, there was an air of vulnerability on both ends—the partitions felt less tangible.
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"People pulled the partitions off of the child and a doctor and nurse came over right after," McCarthy said in a news conference.
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What is seen can be abolished by the eyelids, can be stopped by partitions or curtains, can be rendered immediately inaccessible by walls.
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It doesn't have all those clever partitions and pockets and things, so I leave that as is rather than packing and unpacking it.
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For example, we found sets of genes and features in one of these partitions that described the presence of immune cells in the brain.
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This magical piece of software specializes in the recovery of documents, music, photos, videos, and even whole partitions that you assumed were long gone.
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The plan received criticism for resembling the partitions of European colonial rule, though it did not actually propose dividing Iraq into three independent countries.
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" But when a conflict is settled, suddenly, "the significance of these physical partitions in the eyes of the same political actors often changes dramatically.
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G.T.: Insulin is a hormone secreted by the pancreas that can be thought of as orchestrating how the body uses or partitions its fuel.
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The office is a converted penthouse apartment where the walls have been replaced with glass partitions, and doors have been taken off their hinges.
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If you need another tool, search for the Disk Management utility from the Windows Start menu: Here you can view, edit, and manage disk partitions.
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As long as both partitions are visible to your computer as it boots up, you can choose which OS you want to make use of.
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At HomeShare, which converts two-bedroom luxury flats to three-bedrooms with partitions, monthly rents start at about $1,000 and go up for larger spaces.
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The rancor grew so strong in the Intelligence Committee that there was even talk about building partitions to separate committee staffers within shared office space.
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Using worn and stained cubicle partitions obtained from the Texas Department of Education in Austin, Vaughn's setup resembles a planned office airlifted from the 1980s.
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Plants cascading from walls and partitions also help clean the air while satisfying our innate need to connect to nature, a concept known as biophilia.
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The most contemporary aspect of the staging involves Alexander Dodge's sets, which use striking Islamic trellis designs for the walls of the temple and partitions.
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It collapses the partitions of our everyday net habits — the many tabs, windows, and screens — and empties their contents into a single over-rich frame.
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The similarities are particularly evident in the exterior of Mr. Vandenbussche's home, which features a white brick facade, its angular line extended by brick partitions.
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One way is to choose a seat far away from the partitions or "bulkheads," — they're the only place on a plane to safely secure a bassinet.
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These are separated by two metal partitions of the sort you see between men's room urinals, making the whole thing a suave allegory of male privilege.
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The dining and main living areas, set along a U-shaped floor plan, are divided by 2-meter-high white brick partitions to match the walls.
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A big room that might once have been a storeroom had been split into mini-classrooms, each about 15 feet square, separated by chest-high partitions.
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Fortunately, all suites feature separate living and sleeping areas, so hallway noise was non-existent in the bedroom, which could be sectioned off by two different partitions.
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Many crowded dwellings in New York City, like Rafael's, also include illegal room partitions, which impede the movement of firefighters and increase those units' vulnerability to fire.
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In essence, the patent troll behind these virtual cabinets is claiming to have invented virtual machines and system partitions, the operating folder otherwise known as the system root.
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But through Austral Asia Line's locked doors, behind a vacant reception desk, barely visible over the cubicle partitions, Dening Day toiled at her desk, addressing import-export issues.
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The centerpiece of the main dining room, down a few steps from the bar, is a two-sided counter with rustic fence-like partitions and seats all around.
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In one of the two master bathrooms, glass partitions that give an open feeling to showering or using the privy turn opaque with the flip of a switch.
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Wang was concerned that other viral diseases -- such as the common flu -- could easily spread in the large converted space, crowded with rows of beds without any partitions.
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Engineering controls include putting partitions in triage areas, making sure potentially contaminated air is not recirculated and surfaces are cleaned meticulously, and implementing additional precautions for suspected cases.
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Blue Team Elliot, the iMac hack, FileVault, hidden partitions, body disposal (sort of), the finale's music, recursive loops, disassociative identity disorder, and the show's trans and queer representation.
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By contrast, Japanese homes' movable internal partitions of wood and paper reflected the true and natural state of humanity: never solitary, always in relationships, always putting others first.
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During a later trip to the Holy Land, Francis made an unscheduled stop in Bethlehem to pray silently at the wall that partitions the city's Palestinian sector from Israel.
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One floor is dedicated to co-working, while another is packed with private offices — which range in sizes, and have partitions that can come down as a team grows.
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It suggests, for example, new partitions to create privacy—or to force all family members to pass through a shared living space in order to get to their bedrooms.
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Architects usually give men and women the same sized toilet partitions — 36 inches wide and 60 inches deep — whether in public buildings, offices, cinemas, restaurants, universities or shopping malls.
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A children's bedroom has built-in beds with folding screens and movable partitions, and a study or guest room has an exposed brick wall and floor-to-ceiling window.
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At Focus, most work spaces are structured around so-called bench seating, where employees are seated on chairs at long communal tables, with individual spaces demarcated by low partitions.
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For all the emphasis placed on the identity and generational partitions between the candidates, the question of "to fight or not to fight" might represent a more meaningful contrast.
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And since they are independent contractors for gig-economy companies, they lack some of the protections available to taxi drivers and other workers, like partitions separating them from passengers.
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And I don&apost think it&aposs fair, necessarily, to say that children are being held in cages, but if you look at the photographs, they are chain-link partitions.
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The glass partitions were often covered over with paper, and inside small groups of people worked, empowered to launch new projects that no one else at the company knew about.
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One of those verified building blocks comes with a proof guaranteeing that someone with access inside one partition won't be able to escalate their privileges and get inside other partitions.
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At Flo Kasearu's House Museum, velvet red ropes serve as partitions between those rooms in which "real life" takes place and the public spaces from which visitors can peek in.
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You can still combine those two partitions into one big drive with a little effort, I just kind of wish you didn't have waste time reversing its silly factory settings.
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Examples include the Swedish furniture maker Ikea and Doing It Right This Time, or DIRTT, a Canadian company that builds prefab office and residential interiors, including cabinetry, bookshelves and partitions.
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Head to the upper level and you'll feel like it's nighttime thanks to deeper shades of blue, a slanted ceiling, and fabric partitions that separate different areas of the room.
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If your drive fails before you dispose of it, no data recovery company will be able to help you if you don't have the recovery keys to your encrypted partitions.
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" On his antisocial Uncle Jozef's refusal to join the family's regular Sunday afternoon gatherings: "Jozef in his pajamas, surrounded by family members dressed normally, … is like Poland under the partitions.
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As part of the shutdown, HomeShare said residents would not be getting back the deposits for their partitions — but they would be able to keep the divider or sell it.
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For most purposes you can go ahead and use a volume, though partitions are still useful for maintaining compatibility with non-APFS systems (if you want to install Windows, for instance).
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One small quirk that I don't quite get is that by default—the X Pro's SSD came formatted into two partitions: a smaller 80GB section and a larger 380 GB division.
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She commandeered a section of the Kitchen, erected four foam-core partitions, brought her team of six engineers into this enclosure, and told everyone else to stay out. Need-to-know.
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Here, in an old gym with scuffed wooden floors and industrial, caged windows, temporary partitions display newly commissioned work by living-legend Annie Leibovitz, perhaps the preeminent portrait photographer working today.
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A study in the Baltimore area in the mid-1990s suggests that assaults on taxi drivers dropped precipitously after the city required taxi owners to put partitions into all their vehicles.
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The key, he said, is balancing the use of technical details like "master boot records" and "disk partitions" with the bigger picture a less tech-savvy jury can more easily grasp.
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One criminologist told WIRED that various facets of Uber's model—including the lack of glass partitions between riders and drivers, and ridership that spikes on weekend nights—may invite such incidents.
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Officials have not confirmed whether people were living in the building, which had first floor spaces divided by home-made partitions and a staircase to a second level fashioned with wooden pallets.
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ICHIRAN What sets this ramen restaurant apart is its counter with 30 "flavor concentration booths" where customers can order their tonkotsu (pork bone broth) ramen and slurp while protected by semiprivate partitions.
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Overall activeness score: 55.8What they do: Lay and bind building materials like bricks, tiles, concrete, cinder, glass, and terra-cotta blocks to build or fix things like walls, partitions, arches, and sewers.
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Room partitions were made of plastic sheets joined by duct tape; cooking amenities were limited to a wok on a jury-rigged hot plate; the bathtub was a waist-high wooden barrel.
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Also worth a look is Stellar Partition Manager, $40 for macOS, again with a free trial available—it can work with Boot Camp partitions too, if you've created them with Apple's official tool.
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According to BuzzFeed News, the park is known for allowing its big cats to roam freely without any partitions to separate them from visitors, and interactions with the park's wildlife is actually encouraged.
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An undulating lobby ceiling that Isamu Noguchi sculpted in the 1940s has emerged at a U-Haul branch in St. Louis, two decades after it was hidden by partitions and dropped ceiling panels.
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At the discretion of the warden of the detention center, he could have additional special meetings in a visiting room that doesn't have partitions, allowing detainees to review documents and receive phone calls.
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But as Schapiro acknowledged, the building substantially deviates from the blueprints, which describe an octagonal structure surrounded by a covered porch, with internal partitions for a bathroom, a closet, and a living room.
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For taxi drivers at least, some cities have instituted regulations to help keep them safer — like bulletproof partitions to protect passengers and drivers, or surveillance cameras to record and deter crimes, Gurley notes.
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Risa Puleo: In works like "Watching You Watching Me (Hunting Season)" (2017) you placed an elevated platform like the ones used as hunting blinds in front of a wall of standard bathroom partitions.
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Nomadic's approach is to create a kit of parts and modules, ranging from partitions and doors, to smart props and wind generators, that can be easily assembled in a room using a grid system.
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You'll have to create an efi and an efi23 folder for your partitions, but once you copy your clover folder over, you should be able to boot without another drive attached to your device.
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The reason for this sequence has little to do with the narrative and plenty to do with the overhead viewpoint from which it is filmed, allowing Anderson to divide the screen into clear partitions.
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The bans, and how prisons are compensating, vary The ban on outsiders vary in detail by jurisdiction, but generally at the federal and state level, they include even non-contact visits with glass partitions.
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It turns out that the vast informational expanse of the genome is divvied up into a series of manageable, parochial and law-abiding neighborhoods with strict nucleic partitions between them — each one a TAD.
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The headquarters for the mobile-gaming company King, maker of Candy Crush Saga, is similarly brash and childlike, its employees working among brightly colored pink and green partitions and lunching under yellow-and-white gazebos.
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Abandoning the immersive sets often used for her shows, Ms. Prada and the architect Rem Koolhaas's AMO studio chose instead to install sinuous wooden partitions lined with bench seats not unlike those seen outside confessionals.
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I was also delighted by the installation work by Alexandro Corujeira, "I Give You a Sphere of Golden Light" (2018), which created a kind of maze comprised of partitions of wood stained blonde and cinnamon.
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As we've said, the big advantage here is ease of use: You don't need to create bootable USB drives or split disks into partitions, and all these programs make setting up a virtual machine a breeze.
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After this, we can validate those conclusions in other data sets and think about what else we know about these samples (for instance, whether everyone of the same age is included in one of these partitions).
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Partitions are a fading industry convention; here, X proves the thesis true and necessary (the popular 2004 country-rap ballad "Over and Over" by Nelly and Tim McGraw flirted with the same kind of genre intermixing).
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And his complex involvement with photography is played out on free-standing partitions, enabling close study of the interplay of documentary, photomontage and camera-less photograms — a term he invented — sometimes made using his own sculpture.
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She said that almost none of the build out is permanent: Studio uses demountable glass partitions instead of traditional walls and no fixtures or furniture are built-in except for the cafe bar and the pantries.
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"The dark chocolate, peanut butter, and white chocolate categories are some of the largest and fastest growing partitions in our industry," Allison Miazga-Bedrick, Twix brand director at Mars Chocolate North America, said in a statement.
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A criminal trial in 2009 against 234 East 178th Street L.L.C. and another former owner of the building, which focused largely on the illegal partitions, resulted in convictions on charges of criminally negligent homicide and reckless endangerment.
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Patricio, 16, said that Mexicans were held in a separate area in the warehouse from people who had made the journey north from Central America though they could all see each other through the chain-link partitions.
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Visitors will confront their reflections in mirrored partitions meant to suggest our "selfie culture"; Closed Circuit Television cameras will document museumgoers with live feeds projected as pixelated patterns of color on a wall in the public space.
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And also note that executing only the "clean" command, without the "all" parameter, will only destroy the first sector of the disk, which contains information about the disk partitions, but will not overwrite all sectors with zeroes.
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In supermarkets, which have employed women since 2013, low partitions suffice, because semi-public spaces are easily monitored by members of the Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, the kingdom's religious police.
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The bloody partitions of India and Palestine—and the ongoing conflicts they produced—might have been avoided if only Mountbatten had not been in such a rush, if only UN delegates had not bowed to bribes and threats.
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The artworks are presented chronologically, from 1880 to the present, along the gallery walls; the steel partitions, which float in the middle of the gallery, hold thematically related artworks, furniture, design pieces and photography linked to the paintings.
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Although the MAC Cosmetics and Argo Tea stores on the ground level are still bustling, the floors above have been silent since June 14, awaiting crews that will rip out dropped ceilings and sheet rock partitions, among other tasks.
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Boxes should be at least 24 inches across and 30 inches tall and contain multiple chambers inside, which you'll make using wooden partitions spaced about three-quarters of an inch apart (bats like to squeeze together in tight places).
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Wide open, multi-level common spaces, and slab-sided partitions and planters also make for conventional battlegrounds in a shooter, but Remedy is practiced enough at this kind of game that combat feels as good as it does preposterous.
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Modern-day Macs make use of a new file storage system called APFS (Apple File System), and it has its own alternative to partitions in the form of volumes (the two terms are sometimes used interchangeably, which can get confusing).
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Managed Cloud Hosting is the next step up from shared hosting; you'll still be sharing the server with other customers, but this plan partitions off your own section, and you can pick the dedicated storage, processors, and RAM you need.
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One difference in how Unlimited content works for Alexa: While FreeTime on tablets partitions content into various age tiers, on the Echo it's targeted more broadly at kids 5-12 (though Sherman says 5-9 is really the "sweet spot").
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Like Google's Chrome OS, future Android devices will ship with two storage partitions for the OS. That allows Google to quietly send your phone a whole new operating system and install it on the partition that isn't running your phone.
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"We have come to tell our people in Afrin that we are one," said a fighter interviewed on state television, referring to the government stance that Syria must remain one country and internal partitions caused by the war must be eradicated.
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One of those purposes that we've written about before is dual-booting operating systems—with two partitions available, you can, for example, run macOS on one of them and Windows on another (Apple has an official tool for this, as we'll explain).
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Screenshot: GizmodoOver on Windows systems, the built-in tool you need is Disk Management—just search for it from the search box on the taskbar (it may well appear as Create and format hard disk partitions, which gives away its primary purpose).
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Partitions made with sheer fabric are used to break up the exhibition space, summoning to mind Albers's visions for using textile panels to divide rooms for flexibility and to reflect light — not as an afterthought or a decoration, but integral to the architecture.
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This piece was a jumping off point for my next series of participatory works called "Calling Stations" which consist of bathroom stall partitions laid on the floor with a birch wheelchair access ramp, a chair and a phone number handwritten on the wall.
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"While there's no escaping (or blaming) the shrill of an upset child, you can lower your odds of sitting directly next to one by choosing a seat that's located far from the partitions on board," one Reddit user shared on a thread revealing airport secrets.
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If we were going to overcome the Fifth Battalion's many partitions, we would have to do it on two levels: On a high level, we had to make them loyal to the concept of a unified Iraq where everyone is equal under the law.
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In the interim, it should operate special fleets comparable to DiDi that are constantly sanitized, provide hazmat suits and driver partitions, compensate drivers with hazard pay, and give enough supplies and resources to disinfect their cars if they believe a sick passenger was in them.
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That means that from the time you drank your coffee yesterday to the time you sat down for cereal this morning, they produced the self-bearing walls, partitions and building envelopes of an entire home, installed it on site and added the roof and interior finishings.
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"Tuits y Trapecios" (2017), a chalkboard with rotating tweets written by forty UNTREF students using selected words from the left and right partitions of the manifesto, successfully forges links between the 1968 movement, the importance of collaboration and social structures, and the revolutionary power of social media.
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"If you&aposre a financial planner, and a client wants to see you ... they can&apost be coming in and having glass partitions with a bunch of 25-year-old tech people looking at your assets and your retirement plan on the screen," said Truss&aposs Smith.
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"Just as the host map does with individual instances, the container map enables you to easily group, filter, and inspect your containers using metadata such as services, availability zones, roles, partitions, or any other dimension you like," the company wrote in a blog post introducing the new feature.
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Proud Dutch assumptions about their melting-pot, rather American model—multiculturalism with invisible partitions—were certainly shaken by the murder in 2004 of Theo van Gogh, the flamboyant maker of "Submission", a film accusing Islam of sanctioning violence against women, by Mohammed Bouyeri, a young Moroccan-Dutch man.
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It was a day in New York City that no firefighter could forget: Six of the department's own, battling a blaze in a Bronx apartment building on a brutally cold Sunday in 2005, became trapped on the fourth floor, hemmed in by illegal drywall partitions and unable to find the fire escape.
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But they really sank their teemingness into me as I was reading Richard Sennett's "The Foreigner: Two Essays on Exile," in which he describes how the political revolutions of 1848 redefined nationalism from one based on monarchies or concocted geographic partitions to one based on ordinary rituals, everyday life and authentic selves.
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Here's the command: # repartition /dev/disk2 MBR, two partitions # first partition, "CLOVER EFI" FAT1503, 200MiB # second partition, "install_osx", HFS+J, remainder diskutil partitionDisk [YOUR DRIVE HERE] 2 MBR FAT32 "CLOVER EFI" 200Mi HFS+J "install_osx" R From here, you'll need to hop into Clover, where you'll put the information you need into the bootloader.
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But the secret is that nearly every surface is able to transform, and even that bathtub plays quadruple-duty: it partitions off, allowing someone to shower while someone else uses the sink or toilet, converts into an extra seating area for the home cinema, or can even be used as a guest bedroom (they don't sleep in the tub).
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Just this morning, Big Kevin, in the openness of our communal restroom, with the four side-by-toilets, and the ten side-by-side standing-room-only sinks, and the four side-by-side urinals all with no privacy partitions, and our five-person (don't bend over to pick up the soap) shower—(Rule #111a-pg.
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Instead of taking her up to the restoration studio, Emilie Gordenker, the Mauritshuis's director, decided to put the whole research project on display in the museum's Golden Room, a regal chamber with 18th century décor, where the "Girl" and the research team will be enclosed in glass partitions while video monitors allow visitors to observe what's happening inside.
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It's more than a video, because the piece screens in a space containing chrome partitions raked at an angle that mimics the skin of the Museum building in which it is installed, and, as a carefully attentive docent tells me, the door to the second channel — playing in an adjacent room — won't open any further than its four- or five-inch aperture.
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