Writing and publishing patches: Vendors can be slow to release security patches.
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PC game patches don't have the rigorous timelines and protocols console patches do.
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Since patches are worn all the time, unlike wrist gadgets, patches spew data continuously.
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These updates all come in addition to the expected bug patches and security patches.
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This same pairing of six Original patches and six Invisible+ patches normally costs $7.
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While no one is sure what Senator Susa Collins means by "starting from scratch" on AHCA, they are sure to add Senate patches on top of House patches, which are overlying Obama's patches, that were placed over Carter, Reagan, Clinton, and Bush patches.
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Installing patches: I remember those early years when users, especially corporate networks, were hesitant to install patches.
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Some people lose pigment in just a few patches, while others have scattered patches all over their bodies.
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After patches to fix this vulnerability were released, rumors circulated that the patches could significantly degrade a computer's performance.
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This time, many participants who had used peanut patches could tolerate more peanuts than those who used placebo patches.
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As far as my depression, it's always a rocky road and I've gone through good patches and bad patches.
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However, the claims come with some serious caveats—iPhones running the most recent OS and Windows phones aren't affected, Google is releasing Android patches today, Microsoft issued patches in July, and Linux also has patches available.
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Manufacturers have become pretty good at pushing patches to computer and cellphone users, but many IoT devices never get patches.
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Transdermal patches were invented in the 90s, and you'd have diverted transdermal patches where people would suck out the liquid.
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They were supposed to have nicotine patches available for inmates who needed them, but they ran out of the patches.
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There aren't security teams on call to write patches, and there often aren't mechanisms to push patches onto the devices.
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Instead of adding new patches, Congress must take off all existing patches, and look at why our healthcare system is failing.
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Using cold plasma patches skirts this problem, but the downside is that the patches can only be used for external infections.
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The whale bypasses certain krill patches — presumably because the nutritional payoff isn't sufficient — and targets other krill patches that are more lucrative.
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Mighty Patch Hydrocolloid Acne Absorbing Pimple Spot Treatment, 36 patches for $12.50these particular patches to be much more effective at healing the pimple
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Leonard has two symmetrical patches of lighter skin around her eyes — a result of the condition, which causes skin to lose pigment in patches.
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Manufacturers have made patches available for most or all of the affected devices, but it's not clear how many devices have installed the patches.
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STMicroelectronics recently confirmed the researchers' findings but has not developed patches yet, and Microchip does not currently seem to have patches in the works.
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It's intended to help people quit smoking, much like nicotine gum and patches and even e-cigarettes—but, like gum and patches et al.
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Cucumber eye patches If there's one thing that'll make you feel refreshed after a long night of indulging, it's a trusty pair of undereye patches.
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"I thought we had to give people a heads up that, when the patches come out, these are patches you should really install," Williams says.
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But it's also possible that animals and populations unique to some patches of rock could disappear or lose diversity as the patches grow and combine.
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Experts originally thought the planet's dark patches could be made of iron, since iron makes up similar dark patches on the Moon, according to NASA.
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Hoffman believes the reason chromatures can target human emotions more specifically than uniform color patches is that they contain far more information than color patches.
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I like writing Max patches to control analog synths via MIDI, and I like writing MSP patches to create my own reverbs and signal processors.
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Intel has helped provide security patches, but the complaints raise concerns that these patches will hurt computer performance, and aren't an adequate response to the problem.
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Typically, NASA mission patches are designed by the engineering team or any astronauts involved in the launch, but CASIS has been outsourcing the design of its patches.
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Windows typically stops issuing patches for older operating systems after they've been retired, but the company today released patches that thwart WannaCry on outdated devices, ZDNet reports.
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Manufacturers may issue patches to flawed medical devices, but unlike with consumer devices, pushing those patches to the devices is a much bigger challenge, if not impossible.
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She found that hyphae growing in resource-poor patches put on more weight per unit of phosphate transferred to nearby roots than did those in patches of abundance.
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"Wallpapering" a patient with fentanyl patches is less effective, and the more patches on a person the greater the chance he or she will come loose, he explains.
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Other potential costs will be born by software makers creating patches and those that may see a performance impact from the software patches needed to close the security hole.
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Let's look at the situation in terms of the entire ecosystem—researching vulnerabilities, disclosing vulnerabilities to the manufacturer, writing and publishing patches, and installing patches— in reverse chronological order.
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"There are many patches — too many patches — developed just to bring power to the people," said José Ortiz, the new chief executive of the power authority, known as Prepa.
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Shop acne patches, serums, and sheet masks from AvarelleFounder James Oh started cutting up large hydrocolloid patches to help heal his pregnant wife's pimples and scarring from hormonal acne.
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Microsoft and Google have already issued emergency patches for their systems, though experts say the patches could degrade the performance of devices by 85033 to 30 percent when applied.
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Because Gentoo penguins in our study [are] dependent on Antarctic krill, which are normally found in large patches, it's beneficial to be in a group to detect these krill patches.
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Documents show that five officers within the squadron, including the lieutenant commander who took the sailors' patches away, were also suspected of violating Pentagon policy in connection to the patches.
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Many software vulnerabilities are already known, and vendors have even issued patches, but the problem is there are so many patches that it's often difficult for companies to keep up.
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Zoom in or out on, say, iron at its critical point, and you always see the same pattern: Patches of atoms oriented with north pointing up are surrounded by patches of atoms pointing downward; these in turn are inside larger patches of up-facing atoms, and so on at all scales of magnification.
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On the mobile side, Apple said it has released patches for Meltdown vulnerabilities in iOS 23, although patches for Safari on both macOS and iOS were still forthcoming as of Thursday.
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Testing on consumer level products has been more difficult as the patches issues are frequently wrapped up in larger patches, which means there's often too many variables to take into account.
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Neff prescribed prescription fentanyl pain patches to a patient, even when she said she would remove the patches because they did not adhere on her skin, resulting in unused, available medication.
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The "zero patch" agent lets you download micro-patches that automatically fix vulnerable software already running on your machine—without waiting for the software vendor to create or deploy those patches.
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Masked monsters ("Somos Monstros," 2016) flower from found iron-on patches, plastic jewels, and latticed layers of vintage millinery patches of roses, leaves, golden stars, and pink and white bunny rabbits.
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Patches start at $45 — now, go forth and customize!
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After one year, 21 percent of the people using patches had quit, as had 19 percent of people taking varenicline and 20 percent of individuals given a combination of patches and lozenges.
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Microsoft hasn't provided any information on why this security patch was released outside of Patch Tuesday, or whether any other patches will arrive before the next round of patches on March 14th.
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The patches act much like nicotine patches, which deliver nicotine to those trying to quit smoking, but can deliver a variety of drugs, such as allergy medications, through our body's largest organ.
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Intel spokeswoman Agnes Kwan said the company had provided software patches to fix the issue to all major computer manufacturers, though it was up to them to distribute patches to computers users.
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Patches have since been issued, but at around the same time researchers for security firm Bitdefender discovered a related issue that threatened to make the patches useless for Windows machines, Tom's Guide wrote.
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Here and there lay abandoned shoes and patches of blood.
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Dry skin soaks up extra product, which can cause patches.
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Businessmen, both local and foreign, snatched up patches of land.
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Musk, however, has hit a few rough patches in 2018.
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Ties between the nations have been through rough patches before.
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So, basically, for the same reasons pirates wore eye patches.
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Patches are also relatively inexpensive — costing a few hundred dollars.
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These patches persist for days, frequently changing shape and contrast.
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But those monthly security patches aren't getting to enough phones.
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Herzbrun's landscapes similarly draw attention to individual patches of color.
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Microsoft delivers security patches to your computer once a month.
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The little yellow patches are Kepler's various fields of view.
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Both teams will also wear patches honoring the crash victims.
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Special patches are awarded for penny milestones 50, 75, etc.
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Right now, front runners include Apollo, Patches, Peter and Noah.
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There are orchards and pumpkin patches begging for weekend excursions.
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They wear matching sapphire fleece jackets covered in colorful patches.
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We haven't even made it to our vegetable patches yet.
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I used patches and things like that to hide identities.
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These patches are the most biodiverse places on the continent.
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Kun the Forgotten King, Wickerflame Burnbristle and Patches the Pirate.
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There's also the roadmap for what's coming in future patches.
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"They'll get you through the inevitable rough patches," Obama wrote.
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Microsoft, Cisco, Google, and Blackberry also all issued various patches.
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Some patches of oil were also spotted, the military said.
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English teaching is both patchy and in the wrong patches.
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They've got to have the ability to do those patches.
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It started with round patches, but eventually, I became bald.
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The patches, however, do not always work with other software.
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Sometimes, they come with metallic patches and random wooden beads.
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Company policy was to apply such patches within 48 hours.
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On his skull, patches of coarse hair had grown in.
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This occurred during past soft patches since the financial crisis.
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The U.S. soldiers have been ordered to remove the patches.
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Namely, that both Taiwanese and Japanese patches had been removed.
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Schneider Electric has already issued patches for the affected systems.
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But there were still some patches of bare birch trees ...
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Microsoft will provide security patches for Windows 7 until Jan.
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Microsoft has released patches for its operating system and cloud.
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Roads with more potholes than flat patches have been repaved.
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Rough patches notwithstanding, Hobby Lobby evolved into a corporate behemoth.
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He patches her up but she needs stitches and antibiotics.
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Dark , wet patches of blood soaked into the mud floor.
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On the back of her cape she'd affixed these patches.
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The Brahms symphony performance, though energetic, had some shaky patches.
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Gone were the patches of the Taiwanese and Japanese flags.
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But the show's likability carries it through its rougher patches.
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Or it could be those nonsensical patches of facial hair.
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Columbia's relationship with its surroundings has had many uneasy patches.
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Some people sleep better with oral appliances or nasal patches.
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The remaining patches were fixed in just over eight weeks.
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Spotty patches, also known as snow showers, are on tap.
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These patches contained pilocarpine nitrate, a substance that initiates sweating.
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My memories are in patches and my desires are perennial.
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Buy three patches and get a random fourth one free!
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Options include disposable potty pads like Wee-Wee puppy pee pads, reusable fake grass patches like the Huile Artificial Grass Bathroom Mat, or disposable fresh grass patches like the Fresh Patch Disposable Dog Potty.
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Diebold had given workers at least three software patches to fix the problems, he said, but the patches were not examined by the independent lab responsible for testing voting machines or by Georgia officials.
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Microsoft stopped issuing public security patches for XP when it deprecated the operating system in 2014, but paying Custom Support users could still get patches directly from the company, including the patch protecting against WannaCry.
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The company has committed to protecting 90 percent of its CPUs produced in the last five years, with patches to be deployed by January 15th, but technical issues have marred those patches across the board.
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One problem is that many retail companies are slow to install software patches, even for known security problems, because they fear the patches might disable their POS software or terminals, causing them to miss sales.
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But as with any vulnerability where patches are available, install them.
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How did Allen's writings help you get through your rough patches?
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Peter Thomas Roth also has really great eye patches as well.
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Less than 24 hours later, he was covered in red patches.
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Here is Patches peeing:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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The best part of these patches is that they're really undetectable.
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UbuntuThere aren't patches for Ubuntu yet, but those are coming soon.
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That ubiquity has made the process of releasing patches understandably arduous.
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This week the company issued some patches to rectify the problem.
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Their ground-glass patches became more pronounced after a few days.
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A life science company that develops skin patches for drug delivery.
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It's got a bunch of little icons and patches on it.
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Dry patches and overall dehydration are the bane of anyone's existence.
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Peter Thomas Roth Cucumber De-Tox Hydragel Eye Patches $48; nordstrom.
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There might be flakes, a few pimples, and even red patches.
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Both WhatsApp and Telegram have confirmed the vulnerability and issued patches.
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It's also unclear how the various patches will affect processor performance.
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Meltdown-specific patches have already released for iOS (11.2), macOS (10.13.
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Now, Intel seems to be giving up on those patches entirely.
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A chest X-ray showed cloudy white patches over both lungs.
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Other patches had to be stopped mid-deployment after crashing machines.
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I remember Halloween time, going to pumpkin patches and carving those.
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Strong earnings have outweighed concern over patches of weak economic data.
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Well, say hello to patches, the evolution we've been waiting for.
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Microsoft even issued emergency updates to fix Intel's buggy Spectre patches.
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Bits of broken sidewalk give way to patches of untended grass.
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Get a few tees and patches while you're there… $8.00 here.
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How broadly and quickly will these mitigation patches be applied, though?
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Apple, Google, and Microsoft have already released patches addressing the flaws.
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Any new kinds of attacks mean more patches in your future.
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Here and there lay abandoned shoes and sticky patches of blood.
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We also tie-dye things, and use patches, pins, and stickers.
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I wish Mario Kart got balance patches like Smash and Splatoon.
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They have concerns about the exact placement of the House patches.
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Others live rough, in tents and shacks on patches of desert.
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What you need: Nostromo patches, green jumpsuit, white undershirt, white sneakers.
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He had shaved his hair again to hide five bald patches.
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This is why temporary patches to immigration policy will not suffice.
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In two of the breaches, officials simply missed required software patches.
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Between those two, the Mets' manager, Terry Collins, just sews patches.
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What's more, most companies go through rough patches and pull through.
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They're often attractions at fall festivals, pumpkin patches, and Halloween events.
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Starving dogs chained to decrepit houses surrounded by patches of dirt.
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The trio divides and conquers among the herb and vegetable patches.
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Advocates of e-cigarettes compare them to nicotine gum and patches.
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This was a moment when vendors would not fix the patches.
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They're a cleaned-up sneaker with patches and things on them.
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Soul patches, to show the 1 percent they had no souls!
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TAVERNISE: People planted flowers in their little yards, in their patches.
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Patches of unpainted canvas allow the saturations to shine more brightly.
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KOBANI, Syria — Soldiers wear pictures of them on their shoulder patches.
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So they made Patches a new "skull" to cover the gap.
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"And that would be the end of Patches," Dr. Hayes said.
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Radio commercials would air promising free samples of patches and gum.
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Barges, warehouses and scrubby, empty patches of riverbank are constant motifs.
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The first thing I noticed about the patches was the aroma.
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Patches from the production of "Top Gun: Maverick" adorn the bar.
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The group offers regular counseling sessions, nicotine patches and chewing gum.
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They're typically single-use patches that come individually wrapped for convenience.
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Four days after the patches were released, its forum was hacked.
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From the air, vast patches of land appear brown and lifeless.
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The harsh desert landscape was blanketed by patches of untouched snow.
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They lined up their patches and coins for Trump to inspect.
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Add colorful patches to a 4353x365 denim jacket ($2725) on Saturday.
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There are patches, pills and little bottles of elixirs to swig.
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In some places like this one, patches of farmland were burned.
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Human skeletons littered patches of grass and dirt throughout the town.
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The fragmentation brought about by farming creates isolated patches of forest.
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Today, it is mostly gone, though patches remain here and there.
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Patches and pills make up a large chunk of those seizures.
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Today, abandoned houses and storefronts sit between overgrown patches of land.
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The Meltdown and Spectre bugs required a vast number of quickly assembled patches, including browser and operating-system-level fixes — but the patches to processors themselves are widely considered the most difficult task for the recovery.
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Security patches are free -- but there is a cost in the employee time required to apply the patches -- also the cost of dealing with service interruptions, and fixing problems that are triggered because of the new system.
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My neighbor, little Jimmy Johnson, mentioned to me it was more fun then playing in the mud patches by the old farmers bayou, which I found hard to believe since those dirty mud patches were a delight.
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As several journalists have pointed out, it took many years and many millions of dollars for scientists to develop patches capable of delivering pain medications through the skin, and those patches are still very slow and inefficient.
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That means it'll have all the latest Android features and security patches.
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And there are now two pumpkin patches infected with black slurpy phlegm.
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One trial compared e-cigarettes with nicotine patches for helping people quit.
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The north-east, south-west and the borders have patches of blue.
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Expect to see HDR patches start surfacing around the PS4 Pro's Nov.
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In fact, they mostly help with software patches and customer service. Sorry.
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In the foreground are patches of a carefully cropped, pea-green lawn.
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Now, the patches around her eyes have become somewhat of a signature.
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Making a great case for knee patches, white jeans and homespun kits.
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Update, 7:37pm: Apple has issued patches for macOS, iOS, and tvOS.
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The Mafia don't go around with 12-inch patches on their clothes.
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They show patches of ground glass at the bottom of both lungs.
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Scraping over brown patches and dodging lumpen rocks inspires far less enthusiasm.
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People can try inhalators, gum, lozenges, patches, nasal sprays and prescription drugs.
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I'm adding cute little seashells and ocean-themed patches all over them.
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His long scrappy hair was coming in patches out of his skull.
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Brucker had some help from Maya's grandmother, who sewed on the patches.
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Developing and releasing the actual patches could take weeks or even months.
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It would reduce restrictions and unleash building on big patches of city.
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He wore a uniform with two patches on each sleeve, Porter said.
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"As it is, the patches are COMPLETE AND UTTER GARBAGE," claims Torvalds.
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You can't actually do anything with the patches once you've earned them.
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But those numbers gloss over some darker patches in the labour market.
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The opposing team, the New York Islanders, wore the patches as well.
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CeraVe has a good moisturizer and E.L.F. Cosmetics has under-eye patches.
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Google handles all of the heavy lifting like upgrades and security patches.
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Critic Matt Patches only catalogs the stuff he can recommend 24 percent.
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The under-eye patches work instantly and they make a noticeable difference.
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Leave the patches on for 20 minutes then slowly peel them off.
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Remember how much fun it was to get patches as a kid?
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Stunned, Sheila called Gorantla, who had counseled her through tough patches before.
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Rusty-patched bumblebees were named after their reddish patches on their bellies.
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You'll likely see them on flags, banners, patches, pins, and T-shirts.
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That's why it's important to download and install patches for your devices.
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At the same time, vendors are now making patches easier to install.
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Both companies release regular patches to known security bugs in their software.
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Sephora customers are big fans of the acne-fighting patches as well.
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And there were no balance patches for N64 games from the 1990s.
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Those sewn-on patches on the fire suit were just the start.
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Raised patches of dry, scaly, itchy skin are a hallmark of psoriasis.
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Thankful for years of music that got me through some rough patches.
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The Universe currently does have patches of galaxies with low-metal stars.
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On top of that, patches have to be moved every three days.
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You'll want to get a gray jumpsuit and a bunch of patches.
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What you need: BDU olive green shirt / pants, patches, tactical boots, belt.
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As of last week, front-runners include Apollo, Patches, Peter and Noah.
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However, Sara says she was tempted to pull the patches out recently.
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She made some attempts: Patches and gum, even hypnosis by a Russian.
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The wearer is clearly averse to exposed bald patches of the pate.
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It is typically dosed in the form of tablets, patches or intravenously.
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So, in total you only need to pay $1 for 12 patches.
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They're the sort of issues that can be fixed via patches, thankfully.
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Always update your software to get important security patches and new features.
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"You don't want the grass to have dead patches," says de Jong.
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I have vitiligo, which causes patches of my skin to lose pigmentation.
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First of all, if you apply the patches you'll mostly be fine.
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Both groups had access to quitting aids, like nicotine patches and counselors.
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Downloading large patches has proved similarly infuriating, especially on low-speed internet.
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As always, you should update your devices with the latest security patches.
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Inner Decay always produces the highest quality pins and patches, hands down.
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M&A in some patches is active and others not so much.
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Brown spots, patches of weed, and dirt, were parts of its makeup.
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Pistachios are caught in its crevices; patches of cream surface, lunar white.
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From left: Noah cotton cap with embroidered patches, $48 at Noah, noahny.
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The patches are available through the typical update mechanisms, including Windows Update.
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"We can deploy technology that patches our computer systems," Mr. Avin said.
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Clinging to shrinking patches of territory, these trees stand for Lebanon's resilience.
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According to the brand, the patches are packed with B complex vitamins.
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In the meantime, you might see patches of fog and damp streets.
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He made me recut scraggly patches of grass on my own time.
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The ice is likely to be uneven, rough in patches, even buckled.
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Texas Instruments, NXP, Cypress, and Telink Semiconductor have all released patches already.
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The training involves looking at images called "Gabor patches" in various conditions.
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Gabor patches optimally stimulate the part of the brain responsible for vision.
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Instead, it suggests more traditional alternatives, like nicotine-replacement gums and patches.
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Its cream color showed some dark patches and felt "silky" but brittle.
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With light winds, a few patches of fog may develop once again.
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It's decorated in Deadpool's colors and comes with a few embroidered patches.
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Always update your software to get important security patches and new features.
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Google also ceases updates after a time, but security patches continue longer.
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Scientists said on Monday that two patches of land in Tulsa, Okla.
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I started to adorn it, too — badges, pins, patches, key rings, ribbons.
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The pair found that many devices had what they call a "patch gap," where the phone's software would claim it was up to date with security patches but was, in reality, missing up to a dozen of the patches.
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The carrier then approves the call and patches it through to the recipient.
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I also decide to try some Dermablend setting powder and CosRX acne patches.
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Order it now, and start picking out your patches while you're at it.
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Patches and OS updates can't roll out willy nilly; they must be tested.
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As for the brown patches, they turned out to be a false alarm.
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Maybe Trump believes birth has something to do with storks or cabbage patches?
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In some patches, more than 50 to 80 percent of trees have died.
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But the problem is when those dead trees are concentrated in large patches.
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Thompson and Hemsworth's easy rapport helps carry the film through its rough patches.
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If the caps aren't applied perfectly, hair loss and bald patches can occur.
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Sadly, Patches is having to deal with another serious, but unrelated, health issue.
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Gig work can help smooth out rough patches in the conventional labour market.
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Now, they're looking at patches that are just five to 20 meters across.
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Avro makes patches for hundreds of drugs, like Benadryl, Zyrtec, Claritin and Aerius.
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It just clung to patches of my skin in such a weird way.
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The patches will be made available on Microsoft's Download Center or Windows Update.
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Large patches of expensive seats were empty by the start of the fourth.
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"Yeah, Merry Christmas," says a disinterested Paul after Nanette Cole patches him through.
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Scaly patches spread between my fingers and in the creases of my elbows.
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Pimple-like bumps, blisters, and raised, scaly patches that flake off can appear.
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The coat features leather sleeves and fun patches – and is already sold out!
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Visionary policies are what's called for, not patches on a colossal market failure.
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Last year, the company issued more than 160 patches in all, SAP said.
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The firmware updates and software patches could cause some systems to run slower.
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Lakhani also mentioned his skin patches could eventually offer other types of medicines.
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They initially theorized that the 78-year-old's fentanyl patches were to blame.
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It slowly grew more democratic and added more patches to its imperial map.
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As Intel began to roll out patches for the flaws, problems cropped up.
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Patches to help defend against Meltdown were released in iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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Download any and all patches for your operating system and browser of choice.
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Just a few weeks ago, it was selling landscape patches through the app.
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Sometimes waves cross and interlock like hands, frothily passing over patches of concrete.
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They did so by observing the way brighter patches on the Sun traveled.
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Using cessation aids like patches, gums and lozenges can boost a person's chances.
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The problem is finding a suitable way to make the patches stay put.
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For now, only tiny patches of the mirrorworld are visible through AR headsets.
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But patches in the rapidly-warming North Antarctic Peninsula could triple in size.
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Since last year, Chiwenga's hands have been visibly swollen with discolored skin patches.
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This week, Microsoft issued patches for 79 flaws across its platforms and products.
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She most recently snapped a pic revealing several red patches covering her face.
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Much of the Affordable Care Act patches up unintended consequences of previous regulations.
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Ricoh's software patches over where the camera should be, blending together the surroundings.
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The group claims that Nintendo can't fix the vulnerability with future firmware patches.
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It's a far cry from the cheery NASA mission patches we're used to.
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Ensure your system has the most recent recommended system and security patches. 23.
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Not to mention, the miniature elbow patches on his itty-bitty quilted coat!
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Memory, then, looks like literal shifting patches of light, given the right conditions.
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Several of the Arab fighters wore patches featuring the face of Abdullah Öcalan.
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The queer-theory patches are all in place, as are the feminist ones.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins will wear #StrongerThanHate patches on their jerseys for tonight's game.
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The reticulated giraffe has brown-orange patches separated by thick, bright white lines.
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Beside the trench were a few patches of rubble and fragments of granite.
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Then get the corners and any patches you missed with a clean sponge.
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Then mold began to grow in thick patches on the walls and furniture.
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It's also hit some isolated rough patches, plummeting to just 62,000 in June.
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"I had my rough patches," Holland, 21, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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But is being saddled with a boring phone worth those frequent security patches?
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Neil, like me, is into analog synths with digital processing effects and patches.
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In "Holes" (2017), two indistinct dark patches beckon amid an otherwise dense underbrush.
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The researcher said all of them have patches ready that fix the issue.
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I end up being drawn towards those kind of patches when I'm working.
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These patches have pop appeal, but they are also experimenting with something new.
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Layla's Patches is an Instagram account created by Official Cool Dad Geof Grubb.
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The second is that some of the patches require updating the computer's firmware.
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Its base is white, with red patches scattered throughout its body and face.
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The researchers alerted chip and software companies, which began writing patches and fixes.
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His bushy beard was the length of Wolfman Jack's, with two graying patches.
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The temporary grass field installed over the artificial turf had some brown patches.
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Nicotine patches and gum, for comparison, have about a 6 percent success rate.
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They survey stunning patches of forest and farmland with rifles at the ready.
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Are condoms, I.U.D.s and birth control pills and patches soon to be outlawed?
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The younger guys had patches in the same spot for year No. 22015.
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Nicotine patches, lozenges, or gum can help you work through cravings as well.
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How about tens of thousands of Police Department emblem patches for officers' uniforms?
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Three years ago, Siddamma's mother-in-law developed pale patches on her arms.
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Because of a recent drought, vast patches of fields are barren and brown.
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Patches aren't available, and Tuesday's advisory gave no timeline for one being released.
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With players who are not contractually restricted from wearing additional patches, negotiations begin.
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Only two patches are allowed, neither of which can exceed six square inches.
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Most in the group used nicotine patches to transition, but not Ms. Ramirez.
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Upstairs, in the women's section, the carpet was spattered with patches of blood.
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The patches are infused with the nutrients that get depleted when you're drinking.
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The patches also contain nutrients including vitamin A and green tea extract too.
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Inside, there's a pile of ivory pumpkins with delicate patches of greyish-green.
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On top, Hadid wore an oversized coat adorned with padded Louis Vuitton patches.
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System patches and workarounds will hopefully fix these issues in the near future.
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Shirting is crafted from an Austrian antimicrobial fabric that prevents unsightly sweat patches.
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Microsoft released security fixes weeks earlier, but many had not installed the patches.
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Starting next season, N.B.A. teams will begin wearing small patches advertising a sponsor.
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The patches come in sealed packs to maintain the efficacy of the ingredients.
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On top, she wore a Louis Vuitton jacket embellished with padded logo patches.
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But it found that there were patches of microbial life in the desert.
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Snow, shot out by giant steel cannons, covered the slopes in sad patches.
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"Isolated forest patches can have a very specific importance for biodiversity," he said.
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Vitiligo is a pigmentation disorder that whitens patches of skin around the body.
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Those who kept up to date on their Windows virus patches were protected.
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Accept the patches as soon as they're available for every device you have.
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That's because in order to work, hydrocolloid patches require an open, oozing lesion.
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This young man wore a vest with patches from metal bands like Slayer.
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Many wore white uniforms, and some clipped patches of grass with small shears.
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Calculating permittivity for the patches requires knowing the signal power when they reflect.
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Even mega hits like Fallout 4 are filled with bugs after multiple patches.
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Yeah, there's already been six to seven patches in the last few days.
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But garbage patches only provide a surface-level glimpse of the issue — literally.
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As for the fact that it often takes a while for patches to trickle down to actual phones, Google says it's making progress in this area as well: in 2017, 30 percent more Android device received security patches than in 2016.
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While there are a few less high-tech stickers and patches that have been on the market for a while, the past few years have seen a bevy of more high-tech, professional-quality skin-care patches hit the market.
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"We're working to increase device security updates by streamlining our security update program to make it easier for manufacturers to deploy security patches and releasing A/B updates to make it easier for users to apply those patches," he writes.
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Neighborhoods fell to the militants in startlingly quick succession, so that Saeed's mother's mental map of the city where she had spent her entire life now resembled an old quilt, with patches of government land and patches of militant land.
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And we know that Meltdown patches do exist — Microsoft, for example, already issued one.
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As a result, lines look smoother because skin is plumper and dry patches vanish.
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Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla release patches for ZombieLoad chip flaws Read more:
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Then the dough is folded and flattened, compressing nearby patches in the vertical direction.
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As the founder of Strike Gently Co , I deal in pins and patches daily.
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Capsaicin patches and creams are also approved for pain relief, particularly chronic nerve pain.
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On Friday, Variety reported that Netflix is testing collectible "patches" for some kids' shows.
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Some older devices will get patches soon, while others aren't getting patched at all.
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Oblak, who's writing a report on the procedure, says Patches is now cancer free.
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We see Ben Affleck's Batman fighting a bunch of military men sporting Superman patches.
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But three days later — and further into her treatment — the patches were more pronounced.
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As the founder of Strike Gently Co, I deal in pins and patches daily.
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Curated patches of wilderness envelop the sculpture, which, to me, evoked the Caribbean hills.
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Hamza's image was a blur of orange coveralls and vague triangles of mission patches.
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Major wireless vendors will likely issue software patches for the vulnerable devices, White said.
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He recommends getting your THC through edibles or transcutaneous patches in such a situation.
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CE: You can now release patches for console games, it has become much easier.
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Then they came onto hers, drawn by grapevines, berry patches and a peach tree.
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There, it identifies and ranks the best patches of bedrock to study with ChemCam.
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The Nerium Eye-V Hydrogel Patches really help with any puffiness or water retention.
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The darker patches of black mixed in among the brighter bits are cosmic dust.
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Was the beef over what patches the Cossacks could wear, as police had theorized?
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It's still unclear how these patches will affect regular Windows, Mac, and Linux machines.
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In addition to new features, security patches protect you against the most common attacks.
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They all have long hair and jean jackets with patches on them and shit.
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A pair of jeans that are essentially made up of a handful of patches?
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This causes patches of ice to erode away, forming deep pits and high spikes.
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Blackened ground and trees contrasted starkly with patches of green grass and flowers elsewhere.
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The starter kit (bracelet and 30 patches) retails for $29.99 on the company's website.
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They're easy to spot as they're often sporting jackets or shirts with logo patches.
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We know from WannaCry and subsequent attacks that organizations are slow to apply patches.
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All six are stylized like the traditional mission patches that accompany most space launches.
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"It patches a hole in our existing law relative to emergency situations," Konenkamp said.
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The players are also paying tribute to Skaggs with #45 patches on their jerseys.
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But like some other patches, this one will be left off by default. Why?
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But Bridie's brain processed large patches of the darkness as blank and therefore white.
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The uniform patches seen in the video belong to Egyptian soldiers and military intelligence.
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This means that users of that software will no longer get updated security patches.
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She describes her work on the patches as something of a homecoming for her.
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For some reason, guys started growing little patches of hair under their bottom lip.
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As the founder of Strike Gently Co , I deal in pins and patches daily.
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At night she would sleep in patches of tall grass, or on large rocks.
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Before Sanders is done, Democrats may again wear bell-bottoms with peace-sign patches.
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There are no aggro or control decks, no grinding(!), no Patches the Pirate (uh).
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Microsoft issued patches last month, but as many as a million devices remain vulnerable.
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DSNY uniforms will be up-cycled with silk-screen designs, and emblazoned with patches.
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And other than a few rough patches, it has been a remarkably smooth ride.
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Sara, of Wilmington, Delaware, uploaded a photo of 14 of her mother's crocheted patches.
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ISIS's holdings are now pushed to patches of desert along the border with Syria.
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Our mothers ironed the patches onto our jerseys as if we were Boy Scouts.
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I don't see any Germans walking around with eye patches because they're going blind.
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All prescribe birth control pills, and some prescribe patches, rings and morning-after pills.
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Subsequently, my makeup blends seamlessly, without running into any rough patches on my forehead.
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A lot of that plastic ends up in giant garbage patches in the ocean.
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The women wear stiff and elaborate headgear: patches of white in the humble gloom.
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The are several of these patches in the ocean, including two in the Pacific.
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Slim sunbeams filtered through the canopy beaming patches of light onto the forest floor.
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Over time these patches usually become bigger causing blurry, misty vision and eventually blindness.
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He advised PC owners to install the patches to protect against such potential attacks.
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Annie and Sophia sometimes skid into rough patches, as close friends tend to do.
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The players wore patches with No. 8 on their sleeves to honor Yogi Berra.
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They just released an occult-inspired "Magick & Novelties" set of pins with corresponding patches.
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Her picture does indeed resemble a calico cat with patches of black and orange.
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"They're so overgrown it's crazy," she says, while we stroll through the vegetable patches.
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I can't spare you the rough patches, but I can show you the map.
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More patches began to appear in the weeks and months that followed in 2015.
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Native azalea, in its final blush, peeked out near great patches of dwarf palmettos.
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Circulating currents have created immense rotating patches of waste, mostly plastic, in subtropical regions.
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As the founder of Strike Gently Co, I deal in pins and patches daily.
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Her neurologist prescribed a menu of strong painkillers including OxyContin, Percocet and fentanyl patches.
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Weather: Patches of sun, a high of 45 and a possible evening shower/flurry.
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Because three things that unquestionably go together are cowboy hats, mustaches and eye patches.
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But there are odd patches of normalcy, testaments to the unpredictability of a wildfire.
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Some patches of water were sparkling and clear; others were cloudy with algal muck.
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That was the case with Patches, according to the team that worked on her.
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The fenced backyard has flowing patches of gravel and synthetic grass framed by bamboo.
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They have moved most plant life from floodable patches of land to portable pots.
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Bytox patches are even being sold on websites like Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie (seriously).
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But there are sizable patches of the old city where time has stood still.
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I'm using grey tabby Stripey McStripeface, though Patches the pirate is pretty cute too.
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However, the clinic can give prescriptions for birth control pills, patches, or the NuvaRing.
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There are short-term patches, no doubt, like giving our mercenaries what they want.
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The microclimate in the room for the night was breezy with patches of sincerity.
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I was prescribed patches to administer estrogen, and a testosterone blocker in pill form.
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The Klorane Smoothing and Relaxing Patches calm irritated under-eyes with soothing cornflower extract.
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Mr. Simmons, who is 103 and known as Patches, is a dunk-tank clown.
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PriceA one-time purchase is $17.99 for 39 patches on Hero Cosmetics and Amazon.
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They will wear patches with nine stars to memorialize those who lost their lives.
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"She was just ready to be a dog again," Dymeck said of Patches' recovery.
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With the same app, they can also control the sprinklers in their bean patches.
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He went through various rough patches with his coach, but they were kindred spirits.
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Patches to prevent exploits of the two vulnerabilities have already caused a few issues.
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I have sprouted a huge zit, so I use one of those zit patches.
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Homeland Security warned in its own advisory urging affected users to install the patches.
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They incorporated the logo into patches and "playboy" into call signs and unit nicknames.
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The FDA has approved seven treatments for smoking cessation, including patches, gums and lozenges.
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Experts have said that they anticipate patches for the vulnerabilities to slow down computers.
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Suddenly, you start seeing men in cherry-red striped pants watering their vegetable patches.
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Some of the patches impact devices other than iPhones, such as laptops and iPads.
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The researchers then applied small chemical patches to both the tattooed and untattooed skin.
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We all go through rough patches, but we don't have to do it alone.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported Intel asking customers to halt using the patches.
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In another, embroidered patches from GapKids and spools of ribbon in velvet and lace.
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Patches of blood and bloody footprints were still visible on the walkway hours later.
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A lot of the things were not properties, they were, like, patches of dirt.
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In most cases, firmware is a hassle to update with the latest security patches.
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Patches of a late snow are underfoot and behind him nothing but gray sky.
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Several of the American troops were seen wearing patches with the United States flag, while others also wore the patches of the Syrian Kurdish and Arab units, a common practice among commandos as a sign of solidarity and partnership, Colonel Warren said.
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Intel on Thursday said that recently-issued patches for flaws in its chips could cause computers using its older Broadwell and Haswell processors to reboot more often than normal and that Intel may need to issue updates to fix the buggy patches.
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Democrats point out that Republicans steadfastly refused to vote for any similar patches to Obamacare.
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By 1976, his logomark covered everything from patches to pins to stamps and coffee mugs.
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Though we hit some rough patches earlier, whenever we had time alone things were progressing.
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Another 25 to 30 patches of muddy water were also observed, indicative of further explosions.
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Blizzard's PTR is a frequently reset server where game patches are deployed for live testing.
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He bought people homes and cars and steered them through dark patches in their lives.
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The jackets have a few different Starfleet patches stitched throughout and the hood is removable.
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S. trade tensions over the past week, and have only managed small recoveries in patches.
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Any patches that do appear will address security issues and are therefore well worth installing.
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He added that an effort to apply patches and work toward a resolution was coordinated.
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The joke turned into patches, mugs, T-shirts, a beer, and tons of other merch.
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The company has been through some rough patches especially during the recession of 2007-2009.
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Jane Lytvynenko: You know, there's definitely a ton of garbage patches floating around, it's great.
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There were bald patches between my lashes and brows — and I'd done it on purpose.
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She's sold green-tea patches and at one point wanted to create a caffeinated gum.
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Leopards, for example, are often in areas where there are patches of sun and shade.
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The extra skin cells form scales and red patches that are itchy and sometimes painful.
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The finale was the highlight, played with fiery intensity and excitement, despite some rough patches.
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Other patches fix a bug where information could be disclosed remotely without expressed user permission.
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The carrier near-instantly invisibly approves the call and patches it through to the recipient.
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Now, there are some shale patches that can make a profit at $2150 a barrel.
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Cross patches can connect disparate audio interfaces, consoles from different systems, and radio frequency transmissions.
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The sailors' officer-in-charge, a lieutenant commander, confiscated the patches immediately after Trump's speech.
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It wasn't the first time members of the squadron had been photographed wearing the patches.
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While the hole didn't bother Patches, it had a tendency to collect moss and dirt.
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Patches of grass that draw even closer to the edge are blocked off with signs.
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Varied, diverse forests, with patches of scrub and trees alternating, served as natural fire breaks.
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The extra skin cells cause scales and red patches that are itchy and sometimes painful.
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Note: I embellished the jean skirt and blazer with iron-on patches from Hot Topic.
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Windows was the operating system you associated with bugs or security patches at the time.
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Like most teenagers, Willow Smith has faced her share of rough patches over the years.
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Even their electric guitar solos suddenly needed complicated, stuttering Max/MSP patches to fully blossom.
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The next logical step is to seamlessly track those apps and issue the patches automatically.
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From the window of a plane, darker patches suggest Puzhal Lake still holds some water.
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The same goes for individual app updates as developers roll out patches for their apps.
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They have brownish-tan wings and backs, white bellies, and black and white face patches.
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When patches do become available, you need to update your Wi-Fi-connected gadgets ASAP.
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Kids with high-dose patches could eat an extra half of a peanut, on average.
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"We had some rough patches the last couple years," she tells Hawrylo in the video.
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For now, no fix has been released for either of the patches disclosed by Google.
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The idea is that these cell-impregnated patches will encourage the regeneration of heart muscle.
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The bomber, retailing for $299.99, is covered in silver sparkles and features hummingbird patches throughout.
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Earlier this year, it recommended users stop deploying these patches because they caused constant reboots.
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Fortnite might update regularly, but Epic Games still packs plenty of surprises within expected patches.
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On wedding forums, you might find brides complaining about flakes or patches from airbrush formulas.
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But when he got a stool transplant from his sister, he started sprouting fresh patches.
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Microsoft and Google have already released and detailed patches for Windows, Chrome OS and Android.
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Patches were often poorly tested, and far too often they broke more than they fixed.
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There might not be any source code available, making it much harder to write patches.
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Well, you need to have actually installed the patches for the fix to take effect.
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Security is a constant battle against the clock, deploying patches and improvements as they come.
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BONUS PATCH: INNER DECAY Inner Decay releases these crazy hi-res classic art back patches.
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The flesh fell off my skin in damp patches that were absorbed into the earth.
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Two days later, however, it was still going and a week on, patches still smolder.
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The researchers gave them nicotine patches to use for two weeks before their quit day.
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Asian stocks wavered after data showed both hot and cold patches in the Chinese economy.
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Instead, many of the NRO patches follow a specific formula: large scary animal grasps Earth.
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BlackBerry also promises to have a zero-day delay on delivering Google's monthly security patches.
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As noted by ZDNet, the fix is contained in today's release of monthly security patches.
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You don't have to worry about compatibility issues or software updates or day-one patches.
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There's no mechanism to automatically update or push patches to the cameras, according to Balan.
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Some of the dark patches were so large, they dwarfed Jupiter's famous great red spot.
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In the shot, the patches gradually go from perfect squares to simple clumps of yarn.
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Keep your antivirus program and operating system up-to-date with the latest security patches.
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The Marcellus and Utica shale patches in Appalachia account for nearly half of the growth.
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We practiced twice a week, competing for patches in certain skill areas—juggling, chipping, dribbling.
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You get it out there and then you do software patches to fix the bugs.
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The Anniversary Update, security patches and other software for your PC should begin to download.
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Pics of U.S. soldiers, wearing Kurdish YPG patches, fighting ISIS in #Syria, N. #Raqqa countryside.
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The topography of my body transformed into a foreign mess of hives and scaly patches.
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Each half of the sky (the northern half and the southern half) has 13 patches.
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For some versions of the framework, Google will offer patches for up to three years.
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Cataracts are when the lens, a small transparent disc inside your eye, develops cloudy patches.
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Lip patches, hydrogel masks, undereye pads... These stars left no part of the face unturned.
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Equifax had a procedure in place to push patches, but that procedure failed, Smith said.
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The search and browser maker also confirmed it has released patches to mitigate against ZombieLoad.
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Next, the data digitally maps patches onto the upper to provide supportive, yet stretchy movement.
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Over time, this trash can accumulate in offshore garbage patches and linger there for decades.
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Patches will be available for older PS4 titles to take advantage of this dynamic feature.
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Apple on Thursday said that it has already released patches in iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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Noble Energy, whose sales come nearly entirely from U.S. oil patches, is even more leveraged.
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Ride or walk to Stock & Belle to browse caps, patches and prints by Rowdy Dept.
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We also had ALUM, ENOL, XENON and that professorial fabric, TWEED (with elbow patches, presumably).
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His lungs had slowly scarred over, and now, only small patches performed their basic functions.
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Books Are Magic also sells apparel, pins, mugs, patches, key rings, and other tote designs.
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But it keeps veering off impulsively into new directions and shifting into unexpected harmonic patches.
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Gradually recognizable forms emerge: patches of military camouflage, detached limbs, headless mouths, grinning or gaping.
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The patches of sun on a trail at midmorning had the pastel cast of evening.
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Finally, Docker wants to help companies better manage open source, including licensing, updates and patches.
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Also, be sure to keep current with security updates, since they may include vulnerability patches.
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For users, that means Microsoft will stop providing updates and security patches for Windows 7.
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The back of his hands had several patches of skin that were red and scarred.
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She runs her hands over the patches one last time and finds an unfinished seam.
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Now, there are some shale patches that can make a profit at $23 a barrel.
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Beyond oil patches, the underlying global dynamics are pushing in the direction of lower prices.
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"We've had some really rough patches over the last few months," Ms. Chandler, 35, said.
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Other methods that use hormones include vaginal rings, patches, subcutaneous implants, injections, and some IUDs.
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Patches, the cancer-stricken dachshund, is feeling better thanks to researchers at a Canadian university.
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She practiced removing the tumor on a 3D-printed model of Patches' skull and tumor.
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Its playgrounds and ball fields have replaced patches that were once strewn with crack vials.
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The company also said it might need to issue updates to fix those buggy patches.
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Nef changed into a tulle dress by Gucci and a denim jacket with butterfly patches.
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Age 25 Occupation Copywriter You have a large amount of patches on your jean jacket.
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Instead, eczema will look like rough areas of dry, scaly, or inflamed patches of skin.
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The CosRX patches, which cost $5 for 24, have been the site's bestseller for years.
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Creams and corticosteroids can mask and return some color to depigmented patches of the skin.
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Similar floral notes were also painted into several patches of wall exposed by fallen plaster.
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Marines wore KKK patches and held Klan meetings in 1976 at Camp Pendleton in California.
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It manifests as small red and raised patches that drive my daughter crazy with itching.
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Older games can be upgraded with Neo capabilities with patches Games released in October will need to have a Neo mode, but publishers and developers will also be able to upgrade their older games through patches, theoretically making them run better on the newer hardware.
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Right, but a lot of it's around performance, because once you issue these patches and people do these OS upgrades that include these patches, that's when, basically, from what I understand, the communication in the kernel has changed and that's what's slows things down.
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The east coast, Ayrshire in the south west, and the borders, now have patches of blue.
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It's a vast network that reaches into Will, probably Dart, and yes, those smelly pumpkin patches.
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In the daylight they looked simply ridiculous with their black shirts and Cub Scout-style patches.
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My tonsils were swollen to the size of ping pong balls and covered in white patches.
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However, Google and Amazon say that they haven't hit any serious slowdowns after applying their patches.
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Microsoft, already aware of the theft of hacking tools targeting its operating systems, had released patches.
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Similar technology has been used to invent vaccination patches that are now being trialled on humans.
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"Upgrading RouterOS software deletes VPNFilter, any other third-party files and patches the vulnerability," Symantec says.
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Velvet patches helped to further emphasize the plunging neckline and gold snap details adorned the straps.
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"Don't worry, the patches will make it fun," reads one message as you quit the mod.
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Instead, she prescribes muscle relaxants, non-steroidal patches, heat and physical therapy for most back pain.
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Sure, lots of designers make must-have knick-knacks under $100, like pins, patches, and neckerchiefs.
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Keep all your apps, smart appliances, and gadgets updated with the latest patches and firmware too.
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It needs maintenance, and sometimes patches, to keep it working as designed—just like any software.
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She also posted photos of the patches on her head where the hair had fallen out.
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But coronavirus scans tend to have white patches that radiologists refer to as "ground glass opacity."
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Now, just fragments of ice and patches of snow remain scattered around the slope, said Sigurðsson.
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Each update includes security patches for bugs, and Apple publishes notes on which bugs it's patched.
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Skin patches work by allowing the drugs to deliver through your skin, directly into your bloodstream.
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That means Avro's skin patches eliminate the need to swallow pills and involve the GI tract.
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A great deal of plastic debris finds itself in massive garbage patches in the Pacific Ocean.
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Even three-time Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings has hit rough patches in her career.
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For the microphones, there are 3,300 cross patches done over a five-day period of inputs.
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Eastham once referred to the MAGA patches as "in good taste," one recalled, according to documents.
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That's when the lieutenant commander summoned the nine to his stateroom, where he confiscated the patches.
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Microsoft has rightly taken flak for not continuing to provide security patches for its older platforms.
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Two patches of the ground were bordered in white, to represent graves for the two victims.
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Men on motorcycles gather in patches of shade, waiting hours for someone to request a ride.
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Hunt said "patches of white or grey" coral became more prominent in the north of reef.
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It shows a roughly 20 percent increase in CPU utilization, immediately after the patches were applied.
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"As we roll out software and firmware patches, we are learning a great deal," admits Krzanich.
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These companies had already started to roll out patches before the design flaws became widely known.
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In the case of Meltdown the patches come at a cost: they lower a computer's performance.
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Members signal their allegiance by sewing patches onto leather jackets or branding themselves with dense tattoos.
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Instead, Apple, Microsoft and the rest have provided patches that try to work around the problem.
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Consumer upgrade cycles are embedded into the entire supplier system, from hardware parts to software patches.
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Such deposits appear to be scattered around the lunar surface in a series of small patches.
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The patches, which the company spent months crafting, cause computers to reboot more often than normal.
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To be clear, not all phone manufacturers are equal when it comes to missing security patches.
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Eight homes had blatant hazards in children's play areas - visibly peeling patches of lead-based paint.
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Beyond that, make sure everything you own is getting regular patches — and that you're installing them.
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The most effective way to prevent DLL hijacking is to quickly apply patches from the vendor.
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And it wasn't just eye patches: the star wore variations of the motif throughout the show.
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Intel, Apple, Google and Microsoft among other tech giants have released patches to address the flaws.
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The brownish markings show penguin guano, and the very dark, dense patches are the penguins themselves.
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The risks are significant, and they are unlikely to be easily addressed via simple security patches.
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Another study found evidence that small, buried patches of ice might exist near the planet's equator.
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The various synth patches are processed to sound like howling winds instead of pianos or organs.
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I'm not a huge fan of patches in general, but I am an art history buff.
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Some possessions—hormone patches, chest binders, and packers—are more immediately identifiable with the trans experience.
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Android is moving toward iOS-style monthly patches as fast as the carriers will let it.
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The House of Representatives interpretation of repeal and replace was a mesh of patches called AHCA.
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There are patches where he has used the grinder to get back to the bare canvas.
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The best protection is to update your phone and apps as soon as patches become available.
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None improves our access to care, Ironically, the insurance market patches negate the deficit reduction patch.
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And rough patches on the sides make it easier to grip than your average wallet case.
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After the quit day, both groups got patches and short-acting therapy, in addition to counseling.
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Sometimes this woman would unknowingly swim into patches of disc-sized jellyfish and Portuguese man o'wars.
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In places, it feels like the game patches over slightly annoying areas by simply breaking itself.
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If all of that fails, your doctor may recommend getting surgery to remove the endometriosis patches.
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The team found that of 1,000 patches labeled as containing buildings, 996 of them were correct.
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McDaniel was diagnosed with vitiligo, a disorder that causes patches of his skin to lose color.
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He survived but lost his right eye and often shows off his different fashionable eye patches.
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But many more people enjoy the music while sitting on nearby benches and patches of lawn.
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Patches, the turtle, can draw in her legs and head, making her indistinguishable from a rock.
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Extended support mainly involves security patches: fixing any bugs or security holes that hackers could use.
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However, it's not yet clear whether these patches are ubiquitous or exist solely around the equator.
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Price: $16.96 on Etsy Every denim jacket owner craves endless patches to stamp on their gear.
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Maria snatched away chucks of the court's tiled surface, leaving bone-jarring patches of concrete underneath.
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But today many are uniform patches of green at the peak of the summer growing season.
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We found ourselves surrounded by chard patches and fruit trees, meadows sprawling out toward the Pacific.
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Farmers illegally clear patches of the rain forest to grow more crops and graze more livestock.
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As the other astronauts donned NASA patches on their blue jumpsuits, Ferguson wore a Boeing applique.
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So I just gotta do some damage control, cover up all the patches that I see.
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Many also wore eye-patches in solidarity with the woman who was injured on Sunday night.
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The fist-size mineral part, beige with white patches, resembles a featherweight stone full of holes.
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The wagyu beef was deep red and marbled with flecks and patches of snow-white fat.
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They stood amid patches of crusted snow as the strikers crossed the asphalt to meet them.
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He has their patches on the baggy jacket he wears to matches and other public events.
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This includes systems that go beyond nicotine gum, patches and lozenges, which have traditionally been used.
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When enlarged, these formal patches became coloured planes that could take up different positions in space.
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There have been a few sticky patches, though, where other people have become attached to us.
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AMD said it would release firmware patches for all of the vulnerabilities in the coming weeks.
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The paint in "Bedroom" is applied almost like scraps of construction paper, in solid-colored patches.
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Miyamoto's group performed experiments in which patches were worn for one week with no resulting inflammation.
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Building and deploying patches is hard work, every bit as delicate and creative as finding vulnerabilities.
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The Red Devil 1227 2-pack includes a pair of nice big 7x7 inch square patches.
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Putting more patches on the dysfunctional system we have, still leaves us with a dysfunctional system.
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Bond yields move in the opposite direction of prices, so yields fall during such rough patches.
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He turned around and pointed at a motorcycle jacket covered in patches hanging on the wall.
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Grasslands may catch fire every year, and patches that survive one year typically burn the next.
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Eight homes had blatant hazards in children's play areas – visibly peeling patches of lead-based paint.
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As a result, it will likely take time for the patches to reach the vulnerable servers.
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Weather: Patches of dense fog in the morning, and a good chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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I had our tailor patch the fabric with large squares until the patches themselves developed holes.
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There are patches of graffiti on the facade and a communal garden project in the back.
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Dipping a needle in antiseptic, he punctures blisters and patches them with thick balls of gauze.
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And all feature a hand-mended look, with patches and distress marks unique to each pair.
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Although Windows 7 is also affected, only enterprise users with extended security support will receive patches.
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Birth control pills and patches, which have to be taken regularly, are susceptible to human error.
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Annex Vintage combines carefully selected thrift items with Stay Home Club T-shirts, pins and patches.
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Unit commanders are usually responsible for ensuring that the unofficial patches do not violate military regulations.
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That includes nicotine replacement, with patches, and then lozenges or gum to deal with breakthrough cravings.
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But it's challenging, training in the dark before work while trying to avoid the ice patches.
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It&aposs really not in a ton of my crevices and sticking to my dry patches.
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Here is everything you'll need, along with instructions on how to change flats and apply patches.
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Both teams will wear patches that feature nine stars, representing the nine victims of the crash.
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Steady yourself, proceed with caution and you will uncover the other three patches of BLACK ICE.
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Tatum, for example, donned a black two-piece that was covered with patches of map fabric.
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From microneedling patches to hair accessories inspired by your favorite Netflix movie, there's something for everyone.
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Minors could still get other forms of birth control, like pills and patches, without parental permission.
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Soft patches were also seen in the property sector, once a bright spot in the economy.
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Crews of Japanese field hands were working strawberry patches in straw hats shaped like chocolate drops.
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When Brianna was around 5, her hair started falling out, leaving bald patches on her scalp.
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We do know that there are still ways to seek sweet relief from those painful patches.
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My belly spotted with tender bruises and itchy red patches where the needles had gone in.
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During the second week, I start estrogen patches and start to feel PMS symptoms come on.
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Some of the videos showed sailors and marines in uniform with visible name patches, NBC reported.
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In a scramble to gather ramps to sell to distributors, West Virginians sometimes overharvest their patches.
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Further, he said, the department deployed 25 percent of the needed patches in a single day.
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Still, there's an underlying sweetness to the series that helps it get past the rough patches.
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Patches that would allow temporary funding instead of a long-term solution only postpone the dilemma.
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Green patches in Texas indicate that Dallas and Houston had a similar level of Christmas cheer.
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DTEN says that it will push patches for both bugs by the end of the year.
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Patches of this forest, near the spa city of Palm Springs, have burned many times before.
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The update addresses a "memory corruption issue" and patches the Pangu jailbreak, according to Apple's website.
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A low forest attrition distance means tree loss has occurred in patches dispersed among other trees.
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The satellite data also revealed that the mountain goats strongly preferred areas closer to snow patches.
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Same goes for Squish Beauty's patches, which come in the shape of pretty gem-adorned flowers.
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Congress has cleared a series of short-term patches to extend FAA's legal authority into July.
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The second is to back up data in case the malicious code defies the existing patches.
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"You have to apply the patches and you also have to back up data," said Weaver.
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Security features and patches should become more commonplace to ensure that these devices are not exploited.
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I like to keep it updated with as many cool patches that I think represent myself.
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LVMH is making a bet on a brand that has had its share of rough patches.
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The acne-specific patches became popular in the early part of this decade, first in Asia.
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The instrumentation tends toward surreal electro-collages, alien-limbed percussion programming and densely overlapping synth patches.
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Or maybe a lot, since Zuckerberg walked off the stage with sweat patches under his arms.
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Scientists think they had patches of feathers on attention-getting areas like the head and tail.
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The Japanese label Sacai also explored the pattern, segmenting cable knit patches together to create contrast.
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Nevertheless, the estimated permittivity was higher on the bright patches than anywhere else on the planet.
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As suggested by the number of metal patches, at some point, it must have been effective.
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The patches reportedly slowed down the processors as much as 30 percent, according to The Register.
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The light from the workers' hard hats offers patches of visibility of wet, dust-encrusted faces.
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And they will be hackable until Microsoft releases patches, which could perhaps take weeks or months.
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In one of the monotypes – they are all "Untitled" – the mirrored figure on the left is made of patches of faint gray and barely-there-green, dark and light, while the patches of green, yellow, and gray defining the figure on the right give him more solidity.
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