Then there are small parts with Jeff Goldblum in them.
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Some reverse engineer and make these parts with 3D printers.
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This chess game has many moving parts with historical consequences.
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Real traditional healers don't mix human body parts with traditional medicine.
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Owen isn't the only doc around these parts with options, either.
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I saw it as a movie — two parts with an intermission.
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Kahng plays the solo parts with lustrous tone and glistening facility.
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The iPad and iPod touch shares many parts with the iPhone.
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Programming was divided up into day parts with regularly scheduled programming.
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The exam has two parts, with Part One having two sections.
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There are plenty of moving parts with the Mets, as well.
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There are plenty of moving parts with the Mets, as well.
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I carry a lot of extra parts with me just in case.
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It shares chassis parts with the Pilot, though they are beefed up.
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"Obviously there are a lot of moving parts with this," he said.
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Creating durable parts with plastic is well-tested, but metal is newer territory.
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Similarly, Betty is now scared to share her darkest parts with her boyfriend.
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In fact, he wrote many of the parts with specific people in mind.
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The CD comes in 2 parts with an unmixed and a mixed version.
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Volkswagen says it will soon start making some car parts with 3D printers.
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Each two-hour debate will be divided into five parts with four commercial breaks.
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America's trade in cars and parts with the two has risen fourfold under NAFTA.
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Belkin isn't the only one in these parts with an Apple-approved battery pack.
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But the new system is different in that it shares parts with the Leaf.
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He used to swap stories, and spare parts, with his fellow bikers in Benghazi.
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The result is a movie that's all borrowed parts, with no depth or connection.
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Schär's first racing chair was made from spare parts, with yellow, solid rubber tires.
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How or whether Britain parts with the European Union remains as uncertain as ever.
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Solid state means no moving parts, with less maintenance, and a much longer life.
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The singer attempted to cover his NSFW parts with an emoji, but only partially succeeded.
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Bill Gates eventually gained sentience and replaced most of his organic body parts with computers.
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The credit is broken into two parts, with up to $23 available every six months.
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The credit is broken into two parts, with up to $50 available every six months.
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The tree comes in three parts with hinged branches that snap into the tree stand.
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The list of touchable regions included body parts with so-called "low accessibility" like the butt.
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The two get down to "Sing," and even belt out the rap parts with surprising finesse.
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Ms. Chassagne, a Canadian-born daughter of Haitian exiles, described their parts with swooping hand gestures.
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Not often cast in lead roles, she played her parts with a subtle, scene-stealing panache.
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Its most precise ones create engine parts with an accuracy of 40 millionths of a metre.
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All three monsters are essentially built from the same parts, with some slight differences in cosmetic finish.
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She asserts that honeybees pay attention to details while "mending" the damaged parts with their honeycomb layers.
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The Watergate Complex consists of several parts, with office and residential buildings, commercial areas and the hotel.
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Becky used the opportunity again to run toward Hansen and cover her exposed parts with her scarf.
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Specifically, Liam was designed to tear apart your iPhone into recyclable and reusable parts with impressive precision.
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Third-party companies may not replace parts with those of the same quality offered by the manufacturer.
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"There are a lot of moving parts with all these projects," said one Western diplomat in Islamabad.
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The deal is structured in three parts, with Celgene paying $1.1 billion in cash upfront, Reuters reports.
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It's not just one company but a whole ecosystem, and regulated parts with a long approval process.
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Sharing suppliers and parts with Ford&aposs hybrid vehicles helped reduce costs for the Mustang Mach-E.
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The full extradition hearing will be split in two parts, with the second half delayed until May.
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The split is reversed at Advance Auto Parts with 40 percent of its revenue coming from consumers.
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But the actresses here inhabit their parts with grounding, defining detail and without comic or tragic exaggeration.
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Even more so because the racecar shares a full 83 percent of the parts with the road car.
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They make up the entire cast of this production, and they all embody their parts with laser sharpness.
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The song is a kaleidoscopic affair, glitchy in parts, with La Chica alternating between Spanish and English lyrics.
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Ms. Midler arranges her component parts with the seductive insistence with which Dolly Levi arranges other people's lives.
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Those eligible will receive the bonus in two parts, with one in March and the other in September.
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You can pick off any dried parts with a toothpick or with your nails if none is available.
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The bill would have forced manufacturers such as Apple to share repair manuals and parts with independent repair stores.
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So the company directed a technician to exchange some of the more worn-down looking parts with newer ones.
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SORA Quartet performed excerpts from John Cage's String Quartet in 4 parts, with permission from the John Cage Trust.
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Gelperin recommends using diaper changes and bath time as opportunities to practice naming body parts with your little one.
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A 25% tariff will also be places on U.S. cars and 5% on auto parts, with effect from December 53.
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Every "parent" printer could produce a "child" by printing its own parts, with designs published under a free software licence.
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Murder is hard to prove, so the authorities sometimes charge people found with human body parts with grave-robbery instead.
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There are several moving parts with a lot at stake, but I am confident that our president will find success.
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It was designed from scratch and built from 25 3D-printed parts, with 16 servos controlled by an Arduino board.
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He assembled his first watch prototype in 2014, pairing existing parts with those produced through a 3-D-printing service.
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Some of it is in faster metronome marks, in particular these percussion parts with all the orchestra going into chaos.
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The Netflix show's fourth and final season is split into two parts, with the first six episodes dropping May 30.
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The Model Y shares about 75 percent of its parts with the Model 3, which is currently Tesla's most affordable car.
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That processor then separates the ice from the soil through heating and breaks the water into its basic parts with electricity.
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Their 3-D printer, OriginOne, uses programmable photopolymerization to control light, heat and force to produce parts with accuracy and consistency.
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A senior defense ministry official explained the weapon's characteristics in detail as a soldier highlighted different parts with a laser pointer.
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She's become a more anodyne version of herself, all the sweet and soft parts with too little of the spiky ones.
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The performance-based stock unit award will be divided into two equal parts with a target value of $45 million each.
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The MacBook is still painfully hard to repair, though, thankfully, it shares a lot of parts with the last year's model.
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All the adults play their parts with a jaded world-weariness that yields to small, joyous moments that scatter the narrative.
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Even as he mixes animal parts with human features, twists the face and abandons symmetry, Quinn still manages to represent character.
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The most interesting this he does, aesthetically, is manipulate and exploit small spaces and moving parts with his pinpoint-as-hell passing.
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Mr. Quinto brings a grave simplicity to his role as the narrator of sorts, and plays two other parts with equal finesse.
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The Model Y will share about 3503 percent of its parts with the Model 2350, which is currently Tesla's most affordable car.
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In Mary Shelley's classic horror novel Frankenstein, Dr. Frankenstein's troubles begin when he imbues an assortment of stolen body parts with life.
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The midsize sedan shares parts with the Ford Police Responder Hybrid such as a police-tuned suspension, higher ride and improved brakes.
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But the most important thing is to treat your vagina and all its surrounding parts with care — whether you're shaving or sexing.
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There seems to be some confusion around it and how it's split into different parts with streaming and Remote Play-like functionality.
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Like all animals, we are made of cells that are continually taking in nutrients and dividing, replacing old parts with new ones.
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Becky G used the opportunity again to run toward Hansen and cover her exposed parts with her scarf before boogying with the band.
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But after the site banned the sale of human body parts (with the exception of scalp hair) in 219, Instagram has taken over.
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A mechanical engineer at the University of Minnesota, he creates prototypes of bionic body parts with nice, soft components—some of them alive.
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We will ban all parts with the ability to convert semiautomatic or any other type of firearm into a military-style semiautomatic weapon.
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Domination is all in the actions, the movements, micro-insinuations, and the placement of hands and body parts with clear intent and control.
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Finally, according to that price list, Apple isn't currently providing a mechanism for independent repair people to "pair" certain parts with repaired phones.
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The SUVs share engines, underpinnings and many other parts with the new 383 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban SUVs, which were unveiled last month.
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Tribune could be bought as one asset or split up into parts, with interested buyers including Fox, Scripps and TEGNA, the person said.
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Housed in a converted townhouse, it has a ground-floor space — an inviting rarity in these parts — with a Chelsea-like glass front.
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You can customize most of the controller parts with different colors, including the front and back panels or the shoulder triggers and D-pad.
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Even the ladle used to refill my glass was made from palm tree parts, with the dark coconut-like seeds hanging from the top.
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PEOPLE-ADELE Pop singer Adele parts with husband LONDON (Reuters) - British pop singer Adele and her husband have separated, her representatives said on Saturday.
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Phil Murphy (D) criminalized the purchase of firearm parts with the goal of assembling a gun without a serial number, news site NJ.com reported.
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But then came the day reserved for football, the day synonymous around these parts with dejection and despair, because on Sundays, the Browns lose.
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In another world, a movie about a deranged serial killer who dismembers his victims and transplants their body parts with snowmen could be so entertaining.
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The statement is split into three parts with Hopkins and drummer Liv Bruce writing separately and PWR BTTM adding a joint statement at the end.
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We will ban all parts with the ability to convert semi-automatic or any other type of firearm into a military-style semi-automatic weapon.
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Plus, despite their diminutive size, they're still high-quality parts, with a crisp click that never leaves any doubt as to whether you pressed them.
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This week, Jay Leno celebrates cars built in America, by Americans and using all American parts with none other than former President George W. Bush.
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China routinely carries out exercises in the South China Sea, where its territorial claims overlap in parts with Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.
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But the movie — more than four hours long, split into two parts with a cliffhanger in the middle — also works, perhaps unexpectedly, as escapist entertainment.
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The plan is divided into three parts, with the main goals of increasing participation, making it easier to vote and combating foreign interference in elections.
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When it was founded, Sallie Mae offered federal education loans, but it has since split into two parts, with Sallie Mae Bank servicing private loans.
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The buying and selling of cadavers and other body parts — with the exception of organs used in transplants — is legal and virtually unregulated in America.
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The Force Touch technology has been ported over from the 2015 refresh, replacing moving parts with haptic feedback, offering up more pressure sensitivity in the process.
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In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Flash is a needy member of the decathlon team with a floppy pile of curls that he probably parts with a comb.
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Despite using the same platform as the 13-series cars, Polestar officials said the new car shares only half of its parts with the Volvo models.
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Carbon claims to overcome this "by embedding a second heat-activated reactive chemistry in their materials," resulting in high-resolution parts with engineering-grade mechanical properties.
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Break up the section you messed up on into smaller parts, then play each of those small parts with perfect execution three times in a row.
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The show's 15-episode first season will be split into two parts, with the first eight episodes concluding with a midseason finale on Sunday, November 5.
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And the last Live Photos effect is Long Exposure, which stabilizes the footage and stacks all of the parts with movement together to create long exposure.
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Topo Gigio was a sort of cross between a puppet and a marionette; three puppeteers, hidden in a black background, moved its body parts with rods.
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Workers would remove damaged parts of the bench wall and secure other parts with a substance known as fiber reinforced polymer that could last 40 years.
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You might wish that Hellman had written the faithful retainer parts with greater breadth, but Charles Turner and particularly Caroline Stefanie Clay play them with nuance.
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For Rihanna's look, her stylists Yusef Williams and Naphia White mixed alternating triangle parts with single braids that dangled over her ears to frame her face.
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You should also regularly disassemble your vacuum and wipe down all internal parts with warm water and a bit of dish soap using a microfiber cloth.
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The homunculus shows the parts of the body with the most sensory receptors, feet being one of those body parts with a massive amount of sensory receptors.
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Related Cyberpunk Illustrations of a Dystopian Future 'Blade Runner' Meets 'Bullit' in Trailer for Indie Sci-Fi Epic Artists Control Each Other's Body Parts with Their Minds
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Since the scandal exploded in 2011, he has split his business into two parts, with Fox housing the TV assets and his newspapers owned by News Corp.
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Some analysts expect automobiles and auto parts, with projected sales growth of 14.44 percent in 2016/17, to post the highest yearly revenue increase in five years.
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In Apple's case, it actually built so much into iTunes that the company decided to finally break it up into parts with the next version of macOS.
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Narrowing it to only the parts with government-insured deposits would liberate Goldman, because unlike its rivals it keeps its trading separate from its small consumer bank.
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Our biggest import from Mexico is cars and auto parts, with the United States spending $74 billion in 2015, according to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
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Surgeons often reconstruct body parts with "autologous tissue," which means they use a portion of skin, muscle, cartilage, or bone harvested from another region of a patient's body.
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Today, 3D printers are used to make all sorts of things — from shoes to airplane parts — with a variety of materials, usually plastics but also metal and ceramic.
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The show's first season is divided into two parts, with the first half wrapping up on November 12, followed by a pause until new episodes resume in January.
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The assailants apparently cut off both of Ditta's arms, lips and nose and took the parts with them, leaving the man in a pool of blood, Muhammad said.
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Apple said Monday at its annual developers conference that the iTunes store would be broken into three component parts — with separate homes for podcasts, music, and television programming.
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The piece was split into two parts — with an intermission break of sorts built in to premiere the trailer for this year's ceremony and introduce host Jimmy Kimmel.
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From the stage at Tesla's design studio in Hawthorne, California, Musk unveiled the baby SUV, which shares about three-quarters of its parts with the Model 3 sedan.
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Thanks to the system bus architecture AMD developed, Infinity Fabric, it can merge CPUs together and create parts with larger core counts a lot easier than its rivals.
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Mykkanen said trade pacts could be split into two parts, with one requiring approval from parliaments, and the other just needing support from a majority of EU governments.
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We should note Verizon, AOL's parent company, is currently in negotiations for a Yahoo acquisition and there are likely many moving parts with this position in the future.
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While it bears some resemblance to the convertible Bentley Continental GTC, the Bacalar shares none of its body parts with that car besides the door handles, Bentley said.
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"When you're in the rural parts, you know the parts with one traffic light, that's where the crisis is," said Danielle Richardson, a 44-year-old from Charleston.
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The plant is now ramping up production of the Gladiator pickup truck, which shares many parts with the Wrangler and is getting glowing reviews in the automotive media.
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Robot bits are strewn across work benches, sparks are flying, and crews are furiously prepping for the next battle, replacing smashed parts with new ones and testing their weapons.
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The United Auto Workers union is calling for quotas on Japanese vehicles and parts, with any quota increases subject to the growth of U.S.-made automobile exports to Japan.
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But we saw better from Intel's one-off hybrid parts with AMD Radeon graphics inside, and we're not yet at the point you'll do without discrete graphics by choice.
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Last week, the touring cast from the percussion show STOMP stopped by CERN, home of the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland, to whack old accelerator parts with drumsticks.
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Its sobering price of twenty-three dollars is mitigated by the fact that it comes in two parts, with the second serving presented in a small carafe on ice.
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The Fairphone 2's design lets owners easily disassemble, remove and replace defunct parts (with the exception of the CPU) so they can keep using the device for longer.
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A sphere of expanding gas coming off the bomb, meanwhile, fills a body's hollow parts with energy, rupturing eardrums, collapsing lungs, perforating abdominal cavities and making hidden things bleed.
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Stationed behind protective glass, a robot using three suction cups at the end of its long arm does the same job, sifting through parts with surprising speed and accuracy.
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The final season was broken up into two parts, with the first half of the season airing in October 2019 and the second slated to air on January 31.
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Videos and images of the crash site near Kyzyl Tu village showed the damaged plane broken into several parts, with the nose embedded in a small partially-collapsed house.
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Mr. Miller could imbue even meager parts with authenticity, making Mr. Corman's over-the-top films more believable or adding to their camp, depending on one's point of view.
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Although companies from SpaceX to legacy engine maker Aeroject Rocketdyne (AJRD) build some parts with additive manufacturing, Relativity plans to use in-house technology to 3D print every single component.
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Nuclear energy has been a subject fraught with controversy in Seoul after a 2012 scandal over the supply of faulty reactor parts with forged documents and Japan's 2011 Fukushima crisis.
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This conceptual design combines off-the-shelf SeaDoo parts with a custom hull, made of kevlar reinforced fiber to take on the rigors of the ocean, plus a protective canopy.
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" According to the purchase order documents, Harley-Davidson motorcycles are required for motorcades to ensure the "consistency of appearance, performance, training and parts with the currently existing motorcade motorcycle fleet.
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While these little flexible prosthetics aren't a whole lot better than little duck boots, research into printable biomaterials is getting the world closer to replacing body parts with organic replicas.
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The National Gallery of Australia almost never parts with the jewel in the crown of its collection: this is just the second time "Blue Poles" has gone abroad since 1973.
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BMW's U.S. export report comes at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to saddle imported cars and auto parts with steep tariffs of up to 25 percent.
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In Suspiria, several members of the coven hypnotize a wayward policeman, strip him naked, and do unpleasant things to his tender parts with a scary-looking hook—just for kicks.
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My understanding is that this had something to do with the company being split into multiple parts, with the VPN service ending up on the wrong side of that divide.
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It's also designed to last you longer than the average two years that conventional smartphones we keep our smartphones, as we can keep upgrading the parts with the latest modules.
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" The album opened with "Fade Into You," an ethereal ballad that balanced gentle guitar and piano parts with Ms. Sandoval's reverb-heavy chorus, "Fade into you/Strange you never knew.
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The extradition hearings at Woolwich Crown Court will be held in two parts, with the second section not starting until May to allow both sides more time to gather evidence.
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The extradition hearings at Woolwich Crown Court will be held in two parts, with the second section not starting until May to allow both sides more time to gather evidence.
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Via: Mashable Related: This Towel Covers Your Private Parts with Private Parts These Pussy Pipes Remind Us "We Have Been Smoking Out Of Dicks" [NSFW] Protesting Trump With Portraits of Boobs
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The refund process will take place in two parts, with Jolla saying today that it anticipates that all payments from the first round will be processed during April and May 2016.
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Currently, the contracts are made up of three main parts with a body called the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) creating the standards across the financial world for derivative trading.
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This definition seems straightforward, but is further muddied because often broken parts—with original manufacturer logos—are sent back to China to be refurbished and sent back to independent repair companies.
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Reid Thompson's set would seem to be divided into two self-contained parts, with Charlotte and Doug's home on one side of the stage, and the help center on the other.
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The short-entry diary format keeps things moving along, and Chaplin, a longtime journalist, has structured the book smartly, in six parts, with distinct emotional cliffhangers at the end of each.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil wants to liberalize trade in vehicles and auto parts with Argentina and Mexico, Trade Minister Armando Monteiro told Reuters on Thursday, in a major shift away from protectionism.
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Beijing rejected the ruling and accused the United States of stirring up trouble in the sea where China's territorial claims overlap in parts with Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.
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"All I can do and want to do right now is do great parts, play great parts with great stories that are attractive to me, like Day Out of Days," she adds.
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Its Model X was supposed to share a majority of its parts with Tesla's Model S, but it only wound up sharing around 30 percent after Musk originally planned for 60 percent.
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In works that combine car parts with figurative sculpture, Szapocznikow engaged in dialogues, already in progress in cybernetics, about the relationship between man and machine, especially as it pertained to the body.
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It can also be trained to recognize various body parts with which it comes into contact so that it can launch programs it has been wired to associate with those anatomical features.
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In her Wadi Salib series, the painter presents a unique use of cement: she glues photographs of abandoned Palestinian homes onto canvas, draws on them, and guts parts with a Stanley knife.
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In the center walks Martin Luther King Jr. accompanied by two other Civil Rights leaders, but the iconic photograph is broken down into nine parts, with illegible words written over the image.
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Related: This Towel Covers Your Private Parts with Private Parts Your Shaking Butt Is Now a Musical Instrument Stop What You're Doing and Let This Little Clay Person Overwhelm You with Feelings
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Last year, when we were home for Thanksgiving, we got together, and that feeling of driving through all your old parts with someone you relate to now as an adult was incredible.
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That discipline includes spanking, shaking or hitting the hands or other body parts with an instrument, said Claudia Cappa, a statistics and monitoring specialist at UNICEF and an author of the report.
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While Tesla calls it a compact or crossover SUV, the Model Y shares about 75 percent of its parts with the Model 3 sedan, and the two electric vehicles are extremely similar.
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The FAA report also said the subcontractor, Nantong Shenhai Industrial Technology, which was responsible for coating parts with cadmium, baked parts for half the time it should have, and fabricated a production record.
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For example, it will be easier to remove 3D printed products from the build surface, it's possible to inject dyes into the product to create parts with patterns, variable hardness and other superpowers.
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Many writers have divided Johns' career into two distinct parts, with the first part seen as a formally innovative period that culminated in the series collectively titled Between the Clock and the Bed.
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The iPhone's home button is something of a hallowed territory, but Apple has shown its disdain for moving parts with the replacement of the moving MacBook trackpad with a more sophisticated haptic one.
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TOKYO, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Kobe Steel Ltd supplied parts with false specifications for nuclear equipment owned by Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd (JNFL), JNFL said on Friday, adding that the products were not used.
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Woodford has said in the past he would like to see GSK split up into its constituent parts, with consumer health separated from the company's core business of developing and selling prescription drugs.
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There are outdoor showers (naturally), baobab trees (known as the tree of life in these parts, with a bulbous trunk and root-like branches) and an infinity pool set back from the sea.
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This 25-minute work in nine parts, with an opening invocation and quizzical postlude, has sections with texts drawn from Kalevala, the Finnish national epic, spoken here with incantatory allure by Ms. Hannigan.
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There's [arpeggios] that run throughout a lot of it and there's a lot of different synths that would pop in and out and there's parts with vocals from Sam Smith in the back.
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In this case, workers took all the parts out of the boxes around the Model X line, arranged the parts with a clear sequence and labels, and put the parts back into the boxes.
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This replaces previous practices which required either very expensive, built-to-purpose VR facilities, or actually prototyping entire parts with surface materials attached before you had any idea what they'd look like in practice.
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Earlier in the day, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said it's a priority to reduce the trade deficit in cars and parts with Germany, preferably by increasing production by German automakers in the United States.
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John Earl Jelks (as a family employee) and Kyle Beltran (as his rebellious son), and Robert Joy (as a doting family doctor) endow their parts with just enough quirky creepiness to hold your attention.
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An emergency order from the Trump administration last month that fast-tracked U.S. arms sales included a provision that allows a top American defense company to build high-tech bomb parts with the Saudis.
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Unifor raised concerns with G.M. after the company in July shifted assembly of the GMC Terrain, an S.U.V. that shares many parts with the Equinox, to a Mexican factory that also makes the Equinox.
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Video from Carlos&apos cell is split into 2 parts, with a 4-hour gap that CBP has refused to explainCarlos had been detained in McAllen for six days when he reported feeling ill.
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All four guest artists deliver their parts with an extreme confidence, Le1f flows seamlessly into Halsey, neither letting up the intensity of the track, and ending on a sermon from The Based God Himself.
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The iPhone X shares parts with the iPhone 8, and the latest report of Asian suppliers cutting production likely has more to do with the earlier model, said Jun Zhang, an analyst at Rosenblatt Securities.
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In the appropriately captioned snap, Geary kicks back on a white bed, concealing her NSFI (not safe for Instagram) parts with the petals, giving off what Page Six points out are very American Beauty vibes.
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"One key reason: about 68% of the next goods tariffed will be consumer goods and autos/parts, with more potential for immediate impact to the economy," Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Zezas said in a note.
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If all the market's major players can't agree on a single standard, it could effectively "split" the market into multiple parts, with some coins recognized according to one format and some recognized using the other.
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Musk has promised an easier production ramp of the Model Y, since it shares about three-quarters of its parts with the Model 3 and would need only half the capital expenditures of the sedan.
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Musk has promised an easier production ramp of the Model Y as it shares about three-quarters of its parts with the Model 3 and would need only half the capital expenditures of the sedan.
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One Schoolhouse Rock episode compares the federal government to a circus with three rings, explaining that the executive, legislative and judicial branches are separate parts with clearly defined roles, but together create a cohesive whole.
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They are more conserved through time and across cultures than words for other presumably bedrock concepts like mother, father and most body parts, with a few puzzling exceptions like the words for tongue and eye.
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Like several other Netflix originals, the final season was split into two parts, with the first nine episodes airing on December 6, 2019 and the last nine episodes set to air some time in 2020.
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Platt and Miranda start out by swapping parts, with the 24-year-old Pitch Perfect actor singing the lyrics from "The Story of Tonight" before Miranda, 38, takes on a few lines from Dear Evan Hansen.
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About $5 trillion in ship-borne trade passes every year though the energy-rich, strategic waters of the South China Sea, where China's territorial claims overlap in parts with Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.
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Many of the parts in some Chinese computers come from American or Korean companies; it may be difficult to fully replace foreign-made computers and parts with Chinese-made computers and parts by the 2022 deadline.
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So you work as an "office worker" where you eat mandatory donuts and use huge rubber stamps to hire and fire contractors, and you sabotage cars as a mechanic by replacing their most important parts with flowerpots.
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The new model, which will share parts with the Focus and Escape, will feature "offroad positioning and imagery" and will carry a premium price, according to Hau Thai-Tang, executive vice president of product development and purchasing.
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Sources told Reuters last week that Britain's National Security Council had decided to bar China's Huawei Technologies from all core parts of the 5G network but still allow it in non-core parts with some increased restrictions.
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"With this I used a @suvabeauty Hydra FX neon green water activated eye liner pot for a liner that completely circles the eye and leaves some parts with the skin showing around her eye line," she continued.
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The target is to gradually but systematically reduce and replace the over 80 percent market share of used vehicles and used parts with new products manufactured or assembled in Kenya, the government said in the policy draft.
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Later in the novel, the live mermaid who shows up is "not a solid creature" but a sort of semi-dissolved being that can be removed from its vat of water only in separate parts, with buckets.
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Presented in two parts with a running time of more than seven hours, not including four intermissions, a V.I.P. dinner at Orso and an after-party, the day began at noon and was still going at midnight.
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Andrés Muschietti's formidable 2017 adaptation of Stephen King's classic horror novel was realised in two parts, with the former being one of the best monster movies of the decade — both smashing critical responses and box office numbers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — The 18th-century anatomist Frederik Ruysch would sometimes dress severed and preserved hands, arms, or other human parts with bits of lace, bestowing a gentle domesticity on the visceral relics.
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The Production system isn't going to replace wide scale manufacturing any time soon, but it will make it a more realistic possibility for smaller speciality parts, with its ability to print 500 cubic inches of metal per hour.
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Not to be your mom about it, but whenever possible, you ought to treat your private parts with respect and tenderness, and let's face it, cheap toilet paper makes you feel like you're pooping in a public school.
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Caribbean photographer Nadia Huggins riffs on humanity's penchant for pareidolia in a breathtaking new series that joins her own body parts with the deteriorating reefs off the coast of her native islands of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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The suit alleges that the "Plaintiff experienced a hostile working environment based on gender while working at BetterWorks, enduring vulgar and graphic jokes and comments about women, rape, and female body parts," with jokes made by Duggan and Hart.
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Arthur Rathburn, 64, was convicted of leading a scheme that involved selling and renting body parts with HIV and Hepatitis B and C to dental and medical schools that were unaware the body parts they were acquiring were infected.
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Secondly, even if everyone loved this vehicle and Tesla was poised to take advantage of these perceived efficiencies gained from sharing at least 75 percent of the parts with the Model 43, the Y isn't coming until fall 2020.
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It's an anime movie about race car drivers, and even though I only like the parts with the cool racing, and I'm rolling my eyes at all the humongous boobs, I'm thankful that BF is always introducing me to new stuff.
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In 2012, Digg was essentially sold for parts, with Betaworks acquiring the front-facing Digg brand and creating both a revamped Digg news site as well as building Digg Reader, which served as a spiritual successor to Google's RSS client.
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As guest vocalist after guest vocalist sang Bennington's parts with varying degrees of success (Takahiro Moriuchi of ONE OK ROCK was an accurate high point, Korn's Jonathan Davis, a nadir), just how special the singer's voice had been became increasingly apparent.
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Chief Executive Adrian Hallmark told Reuters the firm was already preparing by building up some stocks and switching from the port of Dover to Immingham to bring in certain parts with more contingencies to be enacted from December if needed.
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The closed-door meeting comes after sources told Reuters last week that Britain has decided to bar China's Huawei Technologies from the core of its 5G network but will still allow it in non-core parts with some increased restrictions.
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Ice Lake will start with 9W, 33W and 28W parts with up to 4 cores, 8 threads and a 4.1GHz turbo clockspeed, meaning it currently tops out at the kind of chip you'd find in Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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The hardware components are completely sealed off in an internal capsule, which the company says should help make them even more resistant to sweat than simply coating the parts with waterproof materials (like it has done for its other headphones).
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With drivers yet to be fully won over by electric cars, Nissan hopes its new "near-electric" hybrid - which shares some parts with the Leaf - will allow it to shave costs and fend off competition in developing cheaper electric cars.
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Under the current system, the state divides the funds paid by employers for each employee into two parts, with the larger portion going straight to current state pension payments and a smaller part to the employee's individual pension saving account.
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Around 10% of guns had been collected as of September 0003, according to the the The New Zealand Herald; over 12,000 people handed in almost 20,000 firearms and 75,000 parts, with the equivalent of about $23 million US dollars paid out.
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Instead of the romantic sex we used to have – mutually-assured orgasm sex – he looked at me as a set of body parts with well-placed orifices, like a sex doll, and didn't want to please me anymore, but only himself.
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Ms. Hochul, a Buffalo native and Catholic who parts with the church on abortion, also helped push for paid family leave and fought so-called child marriage, with teenagers as young as 14 formerly allowed to wed in New York.
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The two primary exterior plastic parts are huge, detailed injection molded parts with multiple slides and actions, large changes in wall thickness (which makes it very hard to mold without imperfections) and is painstakingly textured to an Apple-like glossy finish.
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The new Zenith watch no longer uses a balance spring, a mechanism invented in 1675, but replaces its approximately 30 parts with a single silicon oscillator that, Zenith says, beats at a higher frequency and is more accurate than standard parts.
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To be fair, Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk had telegraphed as much in the run-up to the unveiling of the Model Y. For example, Musk said the new compact SUV would share about 75 percent of parts with the Model 3.
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But it feels like Pitt is in a different movie than everyone else — probably because he's giving a character actor's performance in the lead role, where everyone else (save Kingsley, who is cartoonish) seems to be playing their parts with a straight face.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've all seen footage of giant factory robots hoisting and placing heavy parts with perfect precision, so it should come as no surprise that a robot arm can adeptly play the knife game without lopping off someone's finger.
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But it expects to introduce a wagon-like variant of the redesigned compact, called Focus Active, with modest crossover-like styling cues reminiscent of the Subaru Outback, the source said, adding that the Focus Active will share common parts with the small offroader.
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The second act, with its frightening streaming-haired wilis (and a sensationally icy performance from Stina Quagebeur as their Queen) has horror-movie frissons and beauty in equal parts, with a moving and brilliantly inventive pas de deux for Giselle and Albrecht.
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"If it were not for the fact that we have a very pragmatic Chinese administration, which also understands how to play its parts with the U.S. administration, this would be something that almost surely be heading towards a blow up," he added.
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The reform agenda should look beyond addressing its flaws to bolstering those parts with demonstrated potential such as the Universal Periodic Review, where no country can be fully shielded from peer scrutiny of its practices, and the work of its human rights experts.
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The IOC and organisers are now faced with a massive undertaking of rescheduling the Games that has a multitude of moving parts with 33 sports involved and an additional price tag to the $12 billion already spent by Tokyo for the Olympics.
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The IOC and organizers are now faced with a massive undertaking of rescheduling the Games that has a multitude of moving parts with 33 sports involved and an additional price tag to the $12 billion already spent by Tokyo for the Olympics.
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In two more years, for a brevet des métiers d'art certificate, "they work on more complicated movements like automatic watches, chronographs, restoration of antique watches, refabricating some parts with equipment and machinery and, at the end, they have their own project," he said.
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Wells Fargo parts with four risk-management execs as shake-up continues The feds are investigating Wells Fargo again, this time for retirement account rollovers from 401(k)s to bank IRAs Beleaguered Wells Fargo hit with $2 billion fine over mortgages
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In one of the hole-in-the-wall workshops, made up of two small rooms with a window the size of a computer screen for ventilation, Reet Lal coats metal parts with anti-rust chemicals, earning him 8,500 rupees ($125) a month.
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Rating For most people, I imagine, the first six episodes of the show's 12-episode first season — which, due to production issues, Netflix has opted to release in two parts, with the remaining six episodes arriving in 2017 — will seem very messy indeed.
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But it is not something that is evident until you look past the obvious in-your-face presentation of a coffee cup split into three parts with turquoise liquid splashing out of it, as if it has been struck by lightning during an earthquake.
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At a hearing this month on U.S. negotiating objectives for the trade talks, the United Auto Workers union called on the Trump administration to demand strict quotas on Japanese vehicles and parts, with any increases based on the growth of U.S. automotive exports to Japan.
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The U.S. auto industry urged President Donald Trump's administration on Monday not to saddle imported cars and auto parts with steep tariffs, after the U.S. Commerce Department sent a confidential report to the White House late on Sunday with its recommendations for how to proceed.
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Many animals can regenerate complex body parts with many kinds of tissue using a variety of mechanisms, but most of the replacement mechanisms rely on special stem cells that collect at the injury site and then multiply and differentiate into the necessary kinds of tissue.
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ROME, July 25 (Reuters) - Italy on Tuesday rejected a proposal to split ownership of the shipyard STX France in equal parts with France, saying it wanted the state-owned Fincantieri shipbuilder to have a majority stake and control of the board, a Treasury source said.
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Children are challenged to use modular components like a power source, a motor and a speaker to create a circuit and build a droid that looks and sounds a lot like R2-D2, then reconfigure the parts with household items to create their own droid.
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Today the company took the wraps off a revamped Mac Mini, replacing its underpowered parts with new, 8th generation Intel quad- and 6-core processors options, up to 64GB of memory, up to a 2TB SSD, a T603 security chip, 10GB ethernet, and four Thunderbolt 3 ports.
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While industry leaders—Dell, Lenovo, and HP, among others—construct their machines based on factors such as the price and availability of parts, with the software powering their operating systems geared toward usability, the Librem is instead built with the user's security and privacy foremost in mind.
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Volkswagen is now betting that a new modular platform dubbed MEB, designed to underpin more than 20 purely battery-powered brand models, will allow it to turn profits on EVs when they launch from 2019, in part because they share parts with other cars built from MEB.
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For his part in the track, Electronica comes through and parts with a scripture; one that flows with a collection of imagery that will have you metaphorically slamming your head on the table, forever pondering why his long-awaited debut album has been locked in the vault.
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But the focus on her character, though it might seem surprising at first, makes sense when you consider how "The Door" is more or less split into three parts, with each one centered on three of the four surviving Stark children (because nobody cares about Rickon).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. auto industry urged President Donald Trump's administration on Monday not to saddle imported cars and auto parts with steep tariffs, after the U.S. Commerce Department sent a confidential report to the White House late on Sunday with its recommendations for how to proceed.
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This is how the show will end, according to the Redditor: This theory also parts with Jon snow being the prince that was promised, who eventually has to kill his little brother Bran (Night king cannot kill Jon Snow at Hardhome then, can he?), giving us a bittersweet ending.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. auto industry urged President Donald Trump's administration on Monday not to saddle imported cars and auto parts with steep tariffs, after the U.S. Commerce Department sent a confidential report to the White House late on Sunday with its recommendations for how to proceed.
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The Life of Pablo is certainly a mess and certainly lacks the total mastery of previous works, but it also succeeds as an entity of parts, with a consistent sonic template that once again reinvents the Kanye West style, which means maybe it's not such a departure after all.
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At a hearing on U.S. negotiating objectives for trade talks expected to start early next year, the United Auto Workers union called on the Trump administration to demand imposing strict quotas on Japanese vehicles and parts, with any increases based on the growth of U.S. automotive exports to Japan.
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The industrial enterprise restructuring funds will come in two parts, with the first used to pay for the relocation of laid-off workers, and the second used at the end of the year to reward local authorities that have exceeded their closure targets, the Ministry of Finance said on its website.
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James Grace, a senior director at Cox Automotive who previously worked in automotive interiors, said the biggest challenge for developing speakerless audio systems would probably be eliminating the vibrations, hums and rattles that so often emanate from interior parts, and properly integrating the sound-producing parts with the rest of the car.
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This week's episode is roughly divided into two parts, with most of the first involving the two current incarnations of Agent Dale Cooper — the addled insurance agent Dougie Jones and the vicious Mr. C — while the second part mostly catches up with a handful of the show's original characters, back in Twin Peaks.
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The United States also announced that it had instigated an investigation into the national-security implications of the importation of cars and automobile parts, with the final decision lying in the thumbs-up-thumbs-down hands of the president, creating a much larger and far more dangerous threat to Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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The movie essentially breaks into two parts, with Murphy's Rudy first developing Dolemite and seeking to sell the material, running into roadblocks because of its raunchiness before peddling albums out of his car trunk; and then repeating that process, too extensively, when he decides the real money would be in reels -- producing and starring in a Dolemite movie, even though he knows virtually nothing about the process.
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Let us fervently hope our health care system is not overwhelmed, but just in case … Judith M. Guenther-AdamsOakwood, Ohio To the Editor: Re "After Furor, Reseller Parts With Reserve of Sanitizer" (news article, March 16): Like most of us, I was outraged at the attempt to exploit a health crisis by charging extortionate prices for a greatly needed product and pleased that it was thwarted.
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He imbues the vaguely Germanic phonemes and word parts with a dynamic reading, and, early on, when the viewer is most at risk of losing their footing and falling into total incomprehension, he uses his body, moving away from the podium at which he stands for most of the performance, and lunging himself forward repeatedly, as if to physically force some sense into the text.
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And surely, it can't be easy for Mr. Jackman to pull away from a role that he has inhabited longer than almost any other actor has been associated with a comic-book character or fantasy franchise — a span when genre mainstays like Batman, Spider-Man and Superman were each rebooted twice, and even his "X-Men" co-stars had to share custody of their parts with a younger class of actors.
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But it turns out the "Memorandum of Cooperation", one of hundreds of deals inked at the China International Import Expo that wraps up on Saturday, represents business as usual for VW. Two sources close to the company and its FAW-Volkswagen tie-up said the joint venture would have imported the cars and parts with or without the expo to support its day-to-day manufacturing and sales operations, as it does every year.
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The Model X was based in part on the Model S sedan, but Tesla ended up adding so many features to the X, such as falcon-wing doors, that it made the SUV even more complicated to produce than the S. In contrast, the Model Y will share about 23 percent of its parts with the Model 21, Musk said on the company's fourth-quarter earnings call at the end of January.
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