I've also primarily played games on PC my entire life.
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They still played games early in the day back then.
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We played games, we played inanimate objects, we played adults.
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She played games with them and helped them on the computer.
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Maybe you played games in more than one summer basketball league.
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You got beat on one foot, I played games with you.
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In Ms. Tanowitz's other creation, "Entr'acte," she played games with gender.
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Inside the park, the two rode roller coasters and played games together.
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It was a disappointing loss after a couple of well-played games.
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Like most developers they played games as much for fun as for research.
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He watched movies, played games, and looked out the window, overlooking a forest.
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When I've played games like Nioh, I find myself running weird purity tests.
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Up until now, if you played games like Splatoon 2 online, it was free.
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If you've ever played games like "Metroid" and "Castlevania," you'll feel right at home.
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Oh, and he scored more goals than he played games, with 103 in 60.
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The team played games on Thursday and Sunday and has another on Aug. 4.
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One out of 4 played games, while a quarter said they watched videos and movies.
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Whenever those terribly played games got too long, copious inhalation helped along our Zen appreciation.
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When people played games before being told about the task, there was no increase in creativity.
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Ramirez, his girlfriend, had brought scratch paper with her to keep score when they played games.
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A. For years, I watched "Star Wars" films, read novels and comics and played games by myself.
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As we waited, young audience members around me played games and chatted about how hot Tveit is.
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They played games like "Miss Mary Mack" and cat's cradle and discussed recess plans, Ms. Porter said.
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If he skipped class or played games until 3 in the morning, no one seemed to care.
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OnLive was an ambitious video game streaming service that wanted to change the way people played games.
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The committee chairman counter they had to call in federal officers because Page and her team played games.
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We played games or kicked a ball around, but it was all a pretense for the social aspect.
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I played games about singing secret agents, unqualified defense attorneys, and I caught an unhealthy number of pokémon.
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"I grew up with a big family, and the guys my age all played games together," says Udall.
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Whenever Grand Street played games on the road, players and parents recalled, the team was met with boos.
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Roughly 22017 billion people around the world played games last year, double the number of players in 240.
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After he was finished he came back into the room and played games for a couple more hours.
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The actress rode roller-coasters and played games with a group of friends at the theme park on Sunday.
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We all chipped in around the house, played games outside, and came together around the dinner table each night.
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We played games and did arts and crafts stuff with the kids a lot, ever since they were little.
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He took his two granddaughters on bike rides along the oceanfront and played games of UNO with them for hours.
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This kind of streamlined experience will be instantly recognizable to anyone who played games like Gals' Fighters on the NGPC.
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We're told Bryant brought the kids books, played games ... and actually watched the kids present projects they'd been workin' on.
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I played games and looked at hundreds of photos to feel out the Taptic Engine and new color-rich screen.
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Halo: Reach launched on Steam yesterday, and it immediately raced into the top of Valve's charts of most-played games.
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This time of the year, it's probably the first time we've played games this close, this meaningful since I've been here.
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Warframe is available on PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One, and is consistently in the top 20 played games on Steam.
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I danced with them, played games with them, dined with them, made friends with them, and I even argued with them.
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"That was one of the hardest played games we've been in in a long, long time," Dayton coach Archie Miller said.
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The 360 brought with it a new language to the way we played games, and how we understood and remembered them.
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"Boeing is just trying to play some games in people's minds just like they played games with people's lives," he said.
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Since he joined Lyon in July 2017, Mendy, 24, has played four times for France and played games in Champions League.
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We played games and competed and Christian and I actually were on the winning team, so we got lucky on our birthday.
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During their trip, the family played games — including soccer — with a group of local children, while also helping them practice their English.
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If you ever played games like "Super R-Type" on the SNES, you'll be familiar with this style of "bullet hell" shooter.
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Others in the village played games with a large, luckless river turtle that lay on its backside, glum and unable to right itself.
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That left Mr. Bennasr alone in the car, he said, where he played games on his phone to try to relieve the stress.
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Guests also played games, with prizes including Zen Gem shirts from Ashley's soon-to-launch wellness brand and dinner gift cards to La Vie.
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Over the past few years, I've played games because they're competitive, because they felt good in the hand, and because they offered meaningful progression.
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Later I did some writing (though I'll be damned if I know what program I used to do it) — but mostly I played games.
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"For him to have done this and played games with Gold Star families is absolutely unacceptable -- Gold Star families are sacred," Duckworth said Wednesday.
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Both points left out that women already played games and that the problem of representation isn't just so marginalized groups see themselves represented well.
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Inside, a small team of minders watched the children, whose ages ranged from 18 months to 6 years, as they napped and played games.
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During the Lunar New Year, Yang said he traveled back to his hometown in Kaifeng, Henan and played games with other relatives and friends.
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Mejia, a 22-year-old switch-hitter, has played games at catcher (41), third base (1), left field (23) and right field (7) in 2018.
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It's not a bad way to do a little advertising considering Fortnite continues to be one of the most-played games of the past year.
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For example, he noted that his 7-year-old son often played games that did not require an internet connection and were difficult to regulate.
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Tencent also has a stake in the games company Activision Blizzard and bought one of the most played games in the world, League of Legends.
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PDAs stored contact information, ran apps, played games, and some could do more media-savvy tasks like play music and video and access the internet.
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The reality star played games and posed for photo booth pics alongside siblings Kim Kardashian West, Kourtney, Kylie Jenner and Rob, plus mom Kris Jenner.
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That was pretty much the opposite of what I expected when I installed the mod and booted one of my most played games on Steam.
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They're two of the most-played games in the world, but from a distance even I can mix up Dota 2 and League of Legends.
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English hunters went fowling in the woods, Massasoit brought in deer and about 90 Wampanoags, and everyone played games together and feasted for three days.
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The All-Star Game itself will be played in Washington for the first time since 1969, when the old Senators played games at RFK Stadium.
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Beginning in 1960, those unheralded Patriots practiced on grassless high school fields and played games at Boston University, Harvard University, Boston College and Fenway Park.
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The donation spree started off at Boston Children's Hospital -- where the Gronks played games with the kids and then presented a big, ol $25,000 check!!!
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In May, the mother-daughter duo attended the yearly Irwindale, CA festival where they played games, browsed the booths, and, of course, ate a turkey leg.
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His wife, Zaid Eseyas Nuguse, told the Washington Post that Saleh constantly played games and went to the park with their 5-year-old daughter, Randa.
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"It started off playing very naively like a human beginner, [but] over time it played games which were hard to differentiate from human professionals," he said.
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The service, which launches this summer, will send a package of three never-before-played games chosen by gaming experts to subscribers four times a year.
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Their 2-month-old daughter, Meghan Sanchez, dozed in a baby carrier as her siblings, ranging from 3 to 11 years old, played games on tablets.
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Those who haven't played games in the series may wonder why support conversations—a largely narrative device—matter so much in a tactical map combat game.
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Shari Redstone, the ostracized daughter who had been restricted from visiting until mid-October, celebrated the holidays with her father, played games and discussed the media business.
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For the same time period they estimated how often they had read books, magazines, newspapers, played games, played a musical instrument, done crafts or attended social clubs.
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Over the decades, Mr. Ruff, the conceptual German photographer, has played games with the premises of passport photos, building portraits, Hollywood cheesecake, newspaper archives and internet nudes.
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If you're keen for more BTS Tonight Show fun, they played games on the New York subway, and finally explained 'the black bean noodle incident' to Fallon.
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He added that it had affected productivity in his department and that many workers checked Weibo, the stock markets or played games rather than focus on work.
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We actually didn't get into multiplayer until about a year after Goldeneye's release, but once it hooked us, it changed how my friends and I played games.
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We've all played games where hordes are unleashed and scores of baddies spawn in patterns that feel random at first, but over time give way to programmatic patterns.
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In the early days of the Nintendo DS, before the iPhone upended the way people played games on the go, Nintendo found itself courting an unexpectedly mainstream audience.
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I played games like Sonic Dash, streamed video via Netflix, drew, edited Ultra HD video in Power Director and wrote this review in Microsoft Word on the tablet.
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As a result, I.H. was sent to a shelter for migrant children in Tucson, Arizona, and for two months he was fed well, took classes, and played games.
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Nintendo has released an end-of-the-year review for Switch owners, giving gamers a personalized report that includes their most-played games and total hours of playtime.
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M.L.B. teams have played games — albeit some of them exhibitions — as far as China (2000) and Australia (218) as well as fraught locations like Cuba (2000 and 230).
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Or, soon, you can shove your least-played games off to an external instead of banishing them to the cloud when you run out of space on your PS4.
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Their two-month-old daughter, Meghan Sanchez, dozed in a baby carrier as her siblings — Alberto Padilla, 11; Eli Jimenez, 7; and Isabella Jimenez, 3 — played games on tablets.
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That means no Grand Theft Auto V, Monster Hunter World, or Red Dead Redemption 2, all of which regularly appear in the top ten most-played games on Steam.
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Claire carried around a large bag, which, among other items, held phones that she played games on to distract herself from the withdrawal pain that she was currently going through.
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Me and those around me played games in line, sharing inside jokes about the Valley while we marched forward toward the blinking, yellow box on the side of the street.
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After the Virginia Tech shootings, activist Jack Thompson blamed Counter-Strike; others obsessed over news that the Sandy Hook shooter played games like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto.
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Halo: Reach was a massively popular title on the Xbox 360, but it's still impressive to see it immediately jump into the top of Steam's most-played games now too.
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Wasn't the game so much simpler when the girls weren't actually committing the crimes the police were interrogating them about and A simply played games instead of making them play games?
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After throwing a number of parties where friends played games and drank brews — and witnessing the still-present allure of these machines at local gallery iam8bit — Davids had a eureka moment.
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Mostly they played games and watched silly videos, although some were starting to display early signs of the addictive attachment that the 210- to 215-year-olds showed towards their devices.
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" She has played games all day to understand them as design objects, she added, but, "there is part of me still wrestling with the idea that it's work to play games.
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Aloy can also unlock new abilities through a fairly standard RPG skill table that should be familiar to anyone who's played games like Shadow of Mordor or the recent Tomb Raider reboots.
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Wall, who leads the team in scoring (22.3) and assists (8.3), underwent surgery on both knees in May and has not played games on consecutive days in the early stages of this season.
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For decades, video games were the domain of closed systems — you played games on your Atari or Nintendo 64, and while you were playing you were essentially cut off from any brand messaging.
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Worse, when I played games with friends, the squeaking and squealing of my dying office chairs was a source of anger as the noise inevitably floated down the microphone and into my buddy's ears.
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But after three evenly played games against Washington, maybe everyone should stop counting out the Leafs based on past problems that have nothing to do with Matthews, Mitch Marner, Nylander, Hyman, Frederik Andersen, etc.
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The other people I met who knew how to use computers back then were either other uncool kids who played games, or adults with chunky laptops and external modems who needed them for work.
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My memories of her playdates involve sitting outside her bedroom or below the tree fort crying bitterly while my sister and her friends played games we had invented together without a role for me.
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"We played games to kill the time and it was a really positive environment," Woods says of the cast, including Luka Sabbat, Francia Raisa, Emily Arlook, Jordan Buhat, Chloe Bailey, Halle Bailey and Deon Cole.
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If you've played games designed by Fumito Ueda before, then you'll feel right at home in The Last Guardian, the new release published by Sony for PS4, and developed by genDESIGN and SIE Japan Studio.
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And the pitch that Bleszinski led with, and is still trying to send across to players, is based on a nostalgic lie we told about why we played games like this in the first place.
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Between levels, Henry receives information and instructions from Jimmy (Sharlto Copley), who plays a sort of guide character that will be instantly familiar to anyone who has played games like Bioshock or Call of Duty.
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This fatigue can be modeled in a game like Madden, as can a resurgent team's momentum, but for all the decades that I've played games, I've always known I'm dealing with mathematical formulae in the background.
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Half of the participants were randomly assigned to play games designed to help improve their ability to follow conversations, while the other half played games focused on memory that weren't intended to help their hearing skills.
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Jay Woodley: I could literally hear the moment that Rokar logged into Avatara, because he always talked to himself when he played games — he'd do this loud Dungeons & Dragons-style narration for whatever his character was doing.
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But while most drank coconut juice and beer, played games or splashed around the water's edge, the Spaniard did a quick change from her Olympic athlete's uniform and went for a 15-minute swim round the bay.
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What this means is when it comes to making education products, there will be more teamwork among Tencent divisions, from the one overseeing WeChat to the entertainment-focused unit operating some of the world's most played games.
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If you're keen for more BTS late night show fun, they played games on the New York subway, took over Grand Central Station for a performance, and finally explained 'the black bean noodle incident' to Jimmy Fallon.
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It's a period most players will know something about, if only because anyone who has played games in the last twenty years has probably encountered Koei's long-running Dynasty Warriors or Romance of the Three Kingdoms series.
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I've played games in the same room as The Wire and Destiny star Lance Reddick, sat down for awkward interviews with personalities like Zach Braff, and gawked as Kanye West and his entourage stalked across the crowded show floor.
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Democrats now are aggressively investigating Trump the businessman, and if they determine he played games with his taxes or accepted loans from less-than-reputable sources, it will be touted by the left — and shot down by the right.
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Junior Robinson, a five-foot-five guard who in his first two seasons has played games at Gonzaga, Arizona, Ohio State and Maryland, agreed that the Mountaineers' annual opening road trips were good preparation for bigger games in March.
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If you're keen for more BTS late night show fun, they played games on the New York subway, took over Grand Central Station for a performance, and of course, joined James Corden for one heck of a Carpool Karaoke.
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Surrounded by the most important women in her life — including her mother-in-law, sisters and sisters-in-law — the reality star played games with her guests, tucked into cupcakes and opened presents at La Dolce Vita restaurant in New Jersey.
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This is again one of those things where it's a behavior that I think people who have played games have always done, but thanks to modern technology has now been made accessible in kind of a new and interesting way.
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Ignoring half-serious warnings that he could be converted, he even began spending time at the Baptist Student Union, where he honed his English, discussed Christianity and Islam, played games and watched movies, and forged friendships with some of the Mississippi-born students.
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Three menus in front of you—suspended in midair and positioned an optimally comfortable 2.5 meters from your eye—show your recently played games and experiences on the left, all available games in the center, and a list of your friends on the right.
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On the day I'm writing this, "PUBG" had four times the amount of concurrent players of any other game on Steam: More people played "PUBG" on Friday on Steam than the rest of the top 10 most played games on the entire platform. Combined.
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"The leaders of the left-wing groups in the European Parliament have played games with this proposal from day one," Timothy Kirkhope, a Conservative member of the European Parliament who has steered the legislation, said, describing the proposed law as a "critical counter-terrorism tool".
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Like his brother and sister, Eric was raised in a fun house mirror environment where their father played games with the press in order to attract notoriety, and where family legends, such as the one about their mom being an Olympic skier, were built on half-truths.
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One of the thorniest issues is what is known as the duty day calculation, also dubbed the "jock tax" - the portion of a player's W-2 wages earned in any of the 43 states where income is taxed and in which they have trained or played games.
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"Mert stayed with his grandmother a lot, and we used to see him on the street when we played games," said 22-year-old Tolga Tosun, who grew up with Altintas, and now is involved in local politics for the main secular opposition party, the CHP, the dominant party in Soke.
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Harvey played games of this sort impeccably, testing how far he could go, wielding both the carrot (if you survived working with him, he could make your career) and the stick (if you refused his advances, he would do his best to ensure you never again worked in the movie industry).
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Just as Google Photos lets you search for all your pictures with a cat in them because it holds the memory of countless cat images that have been processed down to the pixel level, AlphaGo's intelligence is based on it having been shown millions of Go positions and moves from human-played games.
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The judge overseeing the United States women's national soccer team's gender discrimination lawsuit against U.S. Soccer granted the players class status on Friday, an important victory for the women that appeared to support the claim that they are subjected to unequal working conditions and unequal pay when they played games for their country.
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Research analyzing domestic violence figures when England played games in the 2002, 2006, and 2010 World Cups found that incidents of domestic abuse rose sharply by 38 percent when the England team lost and increased by 26 percent even when the team won compared to statistics found when England didn't have a match.
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"As always Prince Harry, not one to stand by and watch, got stuck in as the children from the Mamohato Children's Centre and played games as part of a programme that educates and helps empower them to take control of their future," wrote the photographer — who is expecting his first child with his wife, Kate Middleton's stylist Natasha Archer — on Instagram.
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Last July, while reviewing the label's latest collection of men's wear, I found myself heaping praise on the designers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver for breaking out ahead of the local competition with an audacious collection comprising suits of Brobdingnagian proportions in a show that challenged some hoary notions about gender, played games with shape and proportion, and wholeheartedly embraced drama of movement and sensuality.
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In the final lines of the Georgics, a long didactic poem about farming which he finished when he was around forty, the poet looked back yearningly to the untroubled leisure he had enjoyed during that period: And I, the poet Virgil, nurtured by sweet Parthénopé [Naples], was flourishing in the pleasures Of idle studies, I, who bold in youth Played games with shepherds' songs.
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Aja Romano At Nerd HQ, the free four-day event overlapping Comic-Con that draws in many of the Hall H headliners for a special, casual Q&A to benefit the San Diego Children's Museum, fans lined the walls and played games while waiting for their chance to see celebrities like Zachary Levi in a smaller, more intimate space outside official Comic-Con programming.
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Narrowing his signature billowing silhouette, bringing it closer to the body in trumpet skirts and high-neck, long-sleeve embroidered columns, he played games with construction, so what looked like a gown with a peplum was actually three easy pieces — a long skirt hung from a light-as-air tank, plus a little vest atop that, plus a detachable ruffled belt — and what looked like a skirt and top was a single garment.
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The plan, rolled out nationwide in 1983, included: — Instant replay (unimaginable at that time in the NFL); — Two-point conversions (also not part of the NFL's package in the 1980s); — A TV deal (which he negotiated with still young ESPN and ABC); — Franchises in towns that could support the league; — A strict salary cap and budget for each team, so that the nascent league could survive its first decade, and most radically, a schedule that played games in the spring, instead of fall.
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