Another point of interest is the expected syndication from Cyprus.
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Embark's main point of interest is probably the breed breakdown.
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Trump has apparently made homelessness a fresh point of interest.
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A transitory, floating point of interest — sparkles on a cave floor.
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The news media has been a point of interest for Jobs.
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It has Orbit, Point of Interest, Curved Cable, and something called Journey.
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Was that idea of "not going gentle" a point of interest for you?
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But the real point of interest here is what the reality star's actually wearing.
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But the real point of interest here is the reality star's choice in footwear.
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Conversely, Google Maps seems to have every point of interest you can think of.
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Neumann once pointed out that revenue was not the sole point of interest for investors.
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The email alerting Chatterjee and colleagues to a "minor point of interest" changed all that.
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One particular point of interest for investors will be how Microsoft's cloud offering Azure performed.
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One point of interest if your interest is money: YouTube's unboxing videos are absolute blockbusters.
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For one, Syria's Tartus port is a likely point of interest to China, experts said.
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The Times' outsized influence on American life has long been a point of interest for artists.
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Long a point of interest for security researchers, PowerShell techniques increasingly pop up in real-world attacks.
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Sometimes you'll see flashing objects in the environment: a door, a chest, some other point of interest.
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It could be as simple as putting an indicator on a point of interest, like a building.
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The pageant's setting in Darwin, a city isolated on Australia's northern coast, became a point of interest.
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Peele's name attached to the movie will likely be a point of interest for younger, diverse audiences.
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" One particlar point of interest for the group was the idea of having similar "lifestyles or lifestyle goals.
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It has been a point of interest for Galileo and Frank Sinatra, Wallace and Gromit and Damien Chazelle.
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"Finding a point of interest is important for us," he says as the lift hisses closed behind him.
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You might find a Pokéstop at a popular store, landmark, work of art or other point of interest.
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This was a point of interest for me which I thought might be worth spending some time on.
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It's unfortunately now past a point of interest, and what I mean by that is ... Never been more relevant, though.
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Internal investigators say they've been able to follow an electronic trail that shows major clients were the point of interest.
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That's a point of interest, in that Tom Holland's Spider-Man is directly incorporated within the main Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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You watch for the cursor to change when you hover it over a point of interest, then click to do... something.
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"Just because you mention a place as a point of interest doesn't qualify your meal as a business expense," says Nisall.
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In 1993, her comprehensive video diaries became a cultural point of interest after they garnered a spot in the Whitney Biennial.
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Though a popular point of interest for locals and tourists in Japan, it can be difficult to wrap around one's head.
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But DJI pushed a firmware update in the summer of 2015 that added point of interest, orbit cam, and Follow Me mode.
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He suggested that if I were speaking to Mr. Craig, his "amazing co-star," whiteness would not be a point of interest.
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Flynn's departure has reportedly been a point of interest for Mueller in his investigation into the Kremlin's meddling in the 85033 election.
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You can add notes to each point of interest, like a few words about the type of food served at a restaurant.
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It's a space-based point of interest that looks similar to the standard space stations, but it's marked with a purple icon.
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Long layovers aren't usually a point of interest on anyone's vacation, but now airports are offering passengers free tours to fill the time.
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The path descends steeply in the forest and past little farmhouses until we came across the day's first point of interest: a rock.
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"It's a point of interest, but at every step we've found the best person for the job," she said of the organization's staffing.
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On the one hand, Brazil is home to the largest black population on Earth outside of Africa: an obvious point of interest and connection.
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One new tie-up was a particular point of interest here today at TechCrunch's massive Disrupt show, taking place this week in San Francisco.
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There are the usual suspects—Sutton Hoo, the Great Pyramids, Pompeii—but the history behind less obvious places is the real point of interest.
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Before that, the ride-hailing company had been a point of interest for Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant that is Amazon's biggest rival.
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Most modern wives of presidents have opted to choose one standout point of interest and use their elevated status to promote or encourage behavior.
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The first point of interest is the 21984th-century Gutenberg castle, which Balzers bought from Austria in 23 and eventually turned into a museum.
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A major point of interest here, as with In the Land of Men, is in its character study of a highly intelligent, awful man.
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You can then search through Google Maps for a place or point of interest, or upload your own 360 photos to design your tour's 'scenes.
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Just tap search while driving and find a local point of interest, like a Dunkin' Donuts, and Maps will add the stop to your trip.
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It is unclear though whether the Southeast Asia region is a major point of interest for ISIS, whose core base is in Syria and Iraq.
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The hacking of the Democratic National Committee and the release by WikiLeaks of emails from the Clinton campaign have long been a point of interest.
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However, considering them a discernible trait or a point of interest on par with, say, being a sociopath or having telekinetic powers would be incorrect.
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Taylor replaced Marie Yovanovitch, whose early removal as US ambassador to Ukraine last spring was a key point of interest in the House impeachment inquiry.
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The goal is to eventually chronicle every point of interest: from gear to shrines and quest locations to boss-level threats scattered throughout the open world.
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With Alexa devices, customers can say, "Alexa, ask Mercedes me to send an address to the car" for remote navigation input and point-of-interest requests.
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There are also intelligent flight control modes, including follow me, point of interest, and intuitive control, which make it easy to fly right from your phone.
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Most in-dash navigation systems aren't as smart as your phone, perhaps lacking traffic data or point-of-interest information, and stuck with clunky update procedures.
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But to my mind Lectoure's singular point of interest, its very raison d'être — and why I go back again and again — is the Café des Sports.
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Where the reservists once stood guard at the entrance, there was now only a small blue highway sign that labeled the center a POINT OF INTEREST.
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But that the device's leading point of interest is a colorway should raise some red flags that maybe there's not all that much to be excited about.
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Such arrangements were investigated when net neutrality was a major point of interest for regulators, but the current administration's FCC has dropped efforts to curtail the practice.
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The futuristic counter and steel wall make the kitchen a definite point of interest, while a "sunken conversation pit with fireplace," is the clear spot to unwind.
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Plus, it can tap into a native turn-by-turn navigation system, when customers specify an address or point of interest, or if they cancel the navigation.
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Zebra doesn't put sensors in players' helmets, for example, a logical point of interest given the rising concern around football brain injuries and their long-term effects.
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One key point of interest was German chemicals group Bayer, who offered to acquire Monsanto for $122 per share in cash, valuing the U.S. firm at $62 billion.
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Location-based apps know when you're near a point of interest, and setting up blackout spots would be relatively simple for a company with Niantic's skills and connections.
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As Yellen gives testimony on Tuesday and Wednesday, the first point of interest will be whether Yellen provides any more guidance on the possibility of a March rate hike.
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Looking at the footage on the phone, they were able to tap and hold on one of the bridge's arches to set it as a of point of interest.
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Many of these concerns will carry over into 2019, but for this week, the major point of interest will be key U.S. economic reports, including on manufacturing and employment.
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Amazon's massively profitable cloud business, Amazon Web Services, is also a point of interest, as it seeks to retain its dominance in the market against challengers including Microsoft Azure.
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Many of these concerns will carry over into 2019, but for this week the major point of interest will be key U.S. economic reports, including on manufacturing and employment.
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But it&aposs also worth noting, as a point of interest, that the four teams heading to the semifinals are also doing so for the first time in many years.
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When you tap on a point of interest, you can view more information, see photos, read reviews and more – something that's akin to a Yelp-like experience in the app.
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The ornamental borders can transform into the point of interest, a much labored-over piece of work capable of competing for visual real estate just as much as a classic painting.
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PlaceKit's location data PlaceKit's location data Even though Google Maps virtually always puts a point of interest onto the right block, it's often unclear on what street the entrance actually is.
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And Apple has already patented a UWB version of its ubiquitous iBeacons, which let your iPhone know if you're near a point of interest, like a store or a bus stop.
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Progressing is usually a matter of asking every character (there are two to four of them in most chapters) about every point of interest, with a handful of additional light logic puzzles.
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That means a new point of interest near each corner of the map, and one right on the central island (a spot inevitably destined for something more interesting than a suburban home).
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The mercurial hip-hop dancer Raphael Xavier brings his pared-down "Point of Interest," and Ragamala Dance Company explores the textures of night in "Nocturne," drawing on lineages of classical Indian dance.
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The main point of interest in Otterlo is the Kröller-Müller Museum, which happens to contain one of the world's largest collection of Van Gogh paintings, second only to the Van Gogh Museum.
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Ordnance Survey is currently running a competition with the Times to come up with a symbol to represent a Mars landing site (one point of interest that isn't usually found on OS maps).
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Hours before the wreckage was positively identified, the Argentine navy tweeted an image of a point of interest on the seabed, suggesting that a 60-meter-long object might be the missing vessel.
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I bought this Threader at a sale price in the (not-my-birthstone) White Topaz, and I wear it most often as a glimmery point of interest when I wear my hair up.
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The idea of dealing with all those details — risking late fees and penalties for missed payments — in order to earn an extra percentage point of interest is not very appealing to most people.
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This has historically made Oregon a point of interest for national organizations and groups across a wide range of issues who are looking to test new policies or trying to start national trends.
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Buttigieg is often asked directly about his marriage to Chasten Buttigieg, a point of interest because the South Bend, Indiana, mayor represents the first top-tier gay candidate from a major political party.
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But, by turning these artists' styles into spectacle, Beyoncé flattens the specificity of their approach, and politics quickly becomes a mere signifier in the show, instead of a point of interest or debate.
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This is why (point of interest) from blackmirror As one Redditor dives into in great deal in the thread above, Saint Juniper seems to hold a fair bit of significance in the Black Mirror universe.
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In the U.S., Germany, U.K., Italy, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Brazil and Japan, the service will feature more features like support for weather search, point of interest search and access to music in March 2019.
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I'm hopeful to whatever extent possible that it can be some sort of platform for those of them that are interested in doing music or maybe just a point of interest for people that aren't.
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No one will know where all the loot is spawned in this or that building, or how to rotate from one point of interest to another with the greatest height advantage or the most cover.
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Throughout their short but heavily publicized relationship, the fact that Grande makes more money than Davidson was a major point of interest, which Davidson himself even joked about to GQ and on Saturday Night Live.
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There's also a few autonomous flying features: Orbit, which circles an object keeping the camera on it, Point of Interest, which keeps one thing in frame, and Curved Cable, which should allow for smooth panning shots.
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This allows you to get more information about the business in question, restaurant, bar, shop, attraction or other point of interest you may be planning to visit, by hearing what others had to say about it.
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As it is, Ross and Joey did date nonwhite women without their race being even a point of interest in the 1990s and 2000s, and even if that seems willfully naïve, it actually did feel special.
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The vocals are a particular point of interest, as Gagneux's now-familiar bluesy croak is put on display and accompanied by two backup singers, who add their even deeper timbres in a call-and-response Delta pastiche.
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These so-called "intelligent flight modes" include the ability to set waypoints for custom routes as well as set a point of interest and let the drone orbit that spot while keeping it centered in the frame.
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The drone has three automatic flight modes: "journey mode," which flies on a straight, designated path; "point of interest," which circles an assigned object; and "return to home," which automatically returns the drone near its takeoff area.
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"Jared Kushner Is China's Trump Card: How the President's son-in-law, despite his inexperience in diplomacy, became Beijing's primary point of interest," by Adam Entous and Evan Osnos in the forthcoming issue of The New Yorker.
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A point of interest in his new book is what he has to say about any similar efforts against North Korea, as the Trump administration intensifies attempts to take advanced weapons out of the North Koreans' hands.
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Almost immediately after Apple launched Maps, it realized that it was going to need help and it signed on a bunch of additional data providers to fill the gaps in location, base map, point-of-interest and business data.
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Writing for the Atlantic, Caitlin Flanagan, whose interrogations of gender are as welcome by young feminists as hymnals are by atheists, was the first to wonder why Grace, pushed beyond her point of interest, had not simply gone home.
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MADRID, May 16 (Reuters) - Spanish satellite business Hispasat, majority-owned by Abertis, is a strategic asset for the Spanish government and is a point of interest for the government regarding Atlantia's bid for Abertis, the economy minister said on Tuesday.
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There's no advertiser component for the "Popular with Friends" section now, but Facebook's Henick said this is a way of further connecting users with the content and showing deeper engagement and could at some point be a point of interest for brands.
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This is to say, it feels like digital health has finally crossed a tipping point of interest, but the verdict is out on which investors will figure out how and where to disproportionately allocate capital, and what the new winners will look like.
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The point of interest of these pieces lies outside of what they portray; each print has been soaked with water samples from the sites they depict, allowing the present chemicals and elements within the lake to directly alter and interact with the image output.
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Mind you, it's still an incredibly cool thing: As you guide your character around the world, following illuminated paths from one point of interest to the next, you receive short histories of a variety of subjects that help inform the world of Assassin's Creed Origins.
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The ratio of November soybeans to December corn in the Chicago futures market has been a key point of interest surrounding the acreage discussion since April when the ratio pushed over 2.5, the level above which farmers tend to favor planting soybeans over corn.
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In this case, the patent at issue involved the use of a computer to send emails to consumers about information in a database when a data point of interest to them changed – for example, when the price of a certain property went up or down.
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The interprofessional education is very interesting; connecting between disciplines has been prevalent throughout my high school life and I've become exposed to how important it is to have well-rounded knowledge along with your main focus, instead of only one strength or point of interest.
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While almost all of that team has since left Faraday Future for rival startup Rivian, their work didn't leave with them, and it remains a source of pride for the employees who've stuck with the startup as well as a possible point of interest for potential investors.
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"What do we say about what is going on in America today, when a young man in the prime of his life just wants to get a college education?" he asked as the crowd clapped and nodded in agreement, clearly tapping into a point of interest.
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In congressional hearings, lawmakers often opt for a variety of approaches: some deliver speeches in an attempt to get a point across, others hammer down on a specific point of interest, and still others try to fit as many questions as possible in their limited allotted time.
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Flyington Selfie Drone — $69.99 See Details The Wingsland S6 is a phone-sized drone that can take spectacular panoramic photos and videos in incredible 4K HD. It has automated takeoff and landing options, and can be piloted directly from your smartphone using basic controls or point-of-interest flight plans.
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You get a few preset camera moves with the Karma: an orbit camera that circles around a point of interest, a dronie that flies away from you, a cable cam panning between two points, and a "reveal," which flies over you while dramatically panning up from the ground to reveal the horizon.
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The race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination has emerged as one point of interest at this year's summit, with attendees at the annual conference telling The Hill that while they think Trump will win a second term next year, they consider former Vice President Joe Biden as the one Democratic figure who poses the greatest potential threat to him in 2020.
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One323 is two things: first, it's a mobile app for Android or iOS that includes truck-safe turn-by-turn navigation (keeping drivers away from low bridges or weight-restricted roads), point-of-interest locations that cater to big rigs (big trucks need big parking lots), and discounts for shopping at certain stores and restaurants, as well as ratings and reviews from other One20 users.
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The M200 drones add several features that will appeal to DJI's business customers in addition to the expected features like proximity sensors on the front, bottom and even the top of the drone and support for all DJI Go app's intelligent features, including Spotlight (lock camera on subject), Point of Interest (circle the subject), Tripod (safe navigation in somewhat enclosed environments) and ActiveTrack (follow and keep person in frame).
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The other major point of interest for the meeting's announcements will be whether a younger official is elevated to a station that makes them a prime candidate to replace Xi. Although it has been the norm of late for a leader to begin grooming a successor in his second term, some analysts are predicting that Xi will buck the trend and keep his authority to himself — potentially setting himself up for a third term.
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Jalopnik highlighted some of the buttons in a F1 steering wheel before, and they include:ButtonsBB- / BB+ – Brake-by-wire management (adjusting the brake balance down / up) OT – The 'overtake' buttonN – Neutral+10 / +1 – Multifunctional switches, located in an optimal position Radio – Activated the driver to engineer radioDRS – Operates the DRS flapLimiter – Engages the pit lane limiterMarker – Used to identify a point of interest in the data as indicated by the driverPC/R – Confirms pit entry by sending an automated alert to the garage.
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