How to rearrange the keyboard layoutYou can also rearrange certain keyboards.
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I rearrange art around my apartment and tidy up instead.
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You could rearrange them and swipe them up and away.
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Rearrange the lines, and you lose rhymes but no meaning.
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Wrap up your spring cleaning projects or rearrange your furniture.
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You can rearrange all of your icons in this way.
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So we decided to rearrange and deep clean our apartment.
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Rearrange the songs until you get a cover you like.
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He offers a few tips to rearrange your work life.
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If you can wiggle, you can rearrange your position and orientation.
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And having to rearrange those delicious plans can be momentarily crushing.
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Americans definition of "comfortable" might also rearrange with age, he added.
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Furniture is often on wheels, so that groups can rearrange it.
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The stars rearrange themselves into the inside of Drake's Rolls-Royce.
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You can rearrange taskbar icons by dragging them into new positions.
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Maybe you want to split up or rearrange a few items.
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On this screen, you can rearrange the Settings buttons by dragging.
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Trumpist populists want to widen the divisions and rearrange the fences.
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We don't have homes that can rearrange our throw pillows for us.
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Furthermore, you could rearrange handles inside a canoe to better indicate intent.
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Smith acknowledges that not everyone can rearrange work the way she did.
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You could theoretically rearrange the strips to construct a lattice of pizza.
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This training would require care providers to "rearrange" their worldviews, Flint says.
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One night, it occurred to me to rearrange the items on them.
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Here are some examples of travelers that had to rearrange their plans.
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Maybe, for the next book, I'll just have to rearrange the furniture.
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However you want to do it, rearrange frequently, putting new ideas together.
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I gently rearrange for space and say "sorry" as I'm doing it.
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You could also rearrange the wiggling apps or put them into folders.
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Plastic purgers need to rearrange their lives to avoid the offending material.
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My own mother-in-law used to rearrange my furniture, rearrange my linen closet, tell me what to fix for her son for dinner, tell me how to raise my kids, was critical of my weight and much more.
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I work with pre-existing content that I inhabit and reformulate and rearrange.
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If I could rearrange the alphabet I wouldn't because that would be mayhem.
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Our aim is to rearrange and improve another non-transparent market through technology.
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Endothelial cells are able to rearrange themselves, charting the "route" blood vessels take.
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Traders had to wrangle approvals from producers to rearrange shipping schedules, inconveniencing Qatar.
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He even did odd things like rearrange the letters in the agency's acronym.
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Rearrange "a Taco Bell" to mean "can be found" and you'll get LOCATABLE.
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I've had to rearrange my schedule and haven't had the chance to eat.
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Somehow we need to rearrange all the connections to correspond to the downloaded person.
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You can rearrange the order and add and delete cards to your heart's content.
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First and most obviously, Spotify needs to rearrange its app, particularly on mobile platforms.
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My friends were happy to rearrange plans in order to hang out with me.
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You can ask me again tomorrow, I could rearrange them all for different reasons.
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It might also rearrange patterns of funding, for they, too, often reflect established hierarchies.
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If not, this eclipse is going to rearrange a whole lot in your life!
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You can also rearrange the different organizers inside the dishwasher depending on your needs.
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It's interesting to know that you can rearrange the furniture in the attic sometimes.
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This book is filled with magnetic pages that you can pull out and rearrange.
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Benefits for creditorsClearly, bankruptcy provides debtors with significant power to rearrange their business affairs.
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Just like in the web version, users can swiftly rearrange the order of stops.
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Often, they're administrative jobs where they just sit there and rearrange papers all day.
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It's no good having them come off and then having to rearrange everything yourself.
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Once it's transcribed, print it out and cut it up, and rearrange the pieces.
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It's a big opportunity for me to rearrange the way I spend my time.
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More From Tonic: Rogers has published research on the way chromosomes shuffle and rearrange DNA.
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With iOS 11, you can now rearrange multiple apps (and folders of apps) at once.
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It can also tell them how to rearrange machines and table games for maximum profit.
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You can rearrange your recording priorities, as well as view individual and season pass recordings.
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How will Kelly rearrange West Wing staff and which new people will he bring inside?
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Cox notes that when someone buys a book, they have to rearrange a whole shelf.
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Manager Jeff Banister said he might have to rearrange the back end of his bullpen.
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Let the fish rearrange their green governments as the rain spatters slant on their roof.
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They were not alone in having to rearrange their wedding plans because of the hurricane.
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Any word meaning disrupt, rearrange, or change can be a clue to what to do.
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Vistas rearrange themselves kaleidoscopically as pastel-colored geologic formations move in and out of view.
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Responsive layouts will help here, by rearrange content when the screen orientation or size changes.
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I'll pick weeds, look at the soil, plant something, rearrange things, make sure it's watered.
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Clients can reschedule if necessary, but Alethea had to rearrange her schedule to be there.
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You don't even have to rearrange your furniture to put the router in a prime spot.
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Anything smaller than the binding energy, and the rocks will rearrange themselves back to a sphere.
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In comparison, active fund managers can rearrange their mix of holdings to try avoiding huge losses.
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Several said they fear being laid off if they can't rearrange their schedules or switch stores.
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The airline has pledged to rearrange travel plans free of charge or offer a full refund.
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Once open, the windows feature a small tab at the top that lets you rearrange them.
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The investor said Trump's pitch Monday to rearrange the corporate tax structure was also a surprise.
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Of course, it's easy for a viewer to rearrange the players as though they're chess pieces.
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He maintains eye contact, and begins to rearrange the tiles into words: SPAIN, IN, SITTING, PETER.
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Avaz FreeSpeech allows users to drag and rearrange picture tiles from a visual grid into sentences.
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An album like NOVA just makes me want to skip, rearrange, and cull tracks with abandon.
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You can now rearrange individual pins, and Microsoft is making pinned items accessible while you're offline.
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The NFL could consider how better to rearrange the timing of ads to keep viewers engaged.
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This brings you to the "Add Widgets" screen, where you can add, rearrange, or delete widgets.
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In the future, I may rearrange my furniture, and the Roomba will have to adjust accordingly.
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But when it's not fighting harassment by writing blog posts, occasionally Twitter will rearrange some buttons.
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But it taps into a growing desire among South Koreans to rearrange their private living spaces.
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Once home, they used various intrigues, including deaths, to rearrange the succession more to their liking.
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Last year, Walmart had to rearrange its stores to accommodate the slew of sale-seeking shoppers.
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We've had to try and phone as many people to rearrange their appointments to next week.
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He finished the tracks with a flourish; "Rearrange" turns into a feedback-slinging lead guitar freakout.
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Think CO for "company" and rearrange the letters in "plays" inside of it to get CALYPSO.
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"I allow the universe to rearrange and reinvent me," she said in American Way magazine's February issue.
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You can easily edit the dashboard and rearrange it to highlight the data you care about most.
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"I assume all the studios worked through lunch yesterday and tried to rearrange their schedules," Bock said.
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So, he spends much of The Road Dissolved the View looking backwards, trying to rearrange the past.
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"You don't have to completely rearrange your schedule to fit in a traditional 'date night,' " Kardashian explains.
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In her home, however, she could continue to accumulate and rearrange objects that resonated with her emotionally.
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And now, many of them are already beginning to rearrange their lives around the law's uncertain future.
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Rearrange the furniture into a new configuration, get a couple throw pillows and reinvigorate your home decor.
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Their genomes are highly populated in transposons, or "jumping genes," which can rearrange themselves on the genome.
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Once I'd exhausted ways to rearrange the words, I decided to consult my Oblique Strategies card set.
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You rearrange the home screen widgets with a long-press and tap them to open their app.
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You can also rearrange the order the photos and videos will appear by holding down and dragging.
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There are also ecological implications — the elimination of deer could rearrange the region's ecosystem in unpredictable ways.
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The solution may seem obvious, but still big firms are scrambling to rearrange themselves to take advantage.
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HGTV star Leanne Ford's No. 1 tip for redecorating on a budget is to rearrange your furniture.
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Do you realize that only for you would I rearrange my business meetings at such short notice?
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Karloff appears as an escaped convict foolish enough to allow Lugosi's character to surgically rearrange his features.
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People are now worrying about personal trips and many are trying to rearrange vacations, weddings, and honeymoons.
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They will rearrange their schedules to work from home or use vacation time during July and August.
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And all are struggling to limit a practice that amounts to paying your furniture to rearrange itself.
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TchamiTnope TestpilotIf you rearrange the letters in this band name like an anagram, you get Toilet Tsp.
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Season 4 pumps the brakes a bit to rearrange the show's sprawling array of characters and places.
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The truth is, it's hard to imagine how societies will rearrange around the ubiquity of genetic information.
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You can drag and drop to rearrange them, ensuring the stuff you actually use is at the top.
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Pregnancy tends to zap a mother's energy as her hormones rearrange themselves and her body produces more blood.
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On the iOS 11 home screen:Short tap = openMedium tap = popover menuMedium hold = begin dragLong hold = enter rearrange mode
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A determined fraudster might be able to rearrange the pattern of fibres on a piece of paper's surface.
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Once you add your Favorites, you can rearrange, edit, or delete them as needed, on any new tab.
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To add new widgets and rearrange their order, scroll to the bottom of the list and tap Edit.
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A song begins with a steady rhythm, and then its parts rearrange themselves into something frenzied and nightmarish.
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When considering whether to use "who" or "whom," you have to rearrange the sentence in your own head.
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You can add, remove, and rearrange these channels into an order that makes the most sense for you.
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After I gave you that spiel about "doctor" meaning "rearrange," you get to 8D: "Doctor Rush operating" (7).
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Tom FordCreditCreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times HOLLYWOOD — Tom Ford has come early to rearrange the furniture.
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James is the figurative Frazier left hook, primed to rearrange the facial features of any anticipated series dynamic.
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Instead, he wafted a leg over it, watching it skid underneath his body, unable to rearrange his limbs.
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Although the scene appears still at first, keep looking: The two let their body parts, uh, "rearrange" themselves.
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We're arguing about labels, about what to call our holidays or which portraits to rearrange on the wall.
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Worse still, some users' apps rearrange after every restart, making the issue more annoying than just a restart issue.
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You can also swipe and tap to rearrange and use apps installed on the Versa via Fitbit's smartphone app.
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Each segment appears as its own square, which users can rearrange directly in the timeline through dragging and dropping.
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High earners could also try to rearrange their employment so that they become individual contractors as opposed to employees.
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Posts share to stories as a sticker that users can rearrange, resize, and place on customizable backgrounds before posting.
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That is because all six Christian denominations that have a presence in the church must agree to rearrange things.
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It was more like, what can I do to rearrange my life so that I can continue to skate?
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He was known for disappearing at random and coming back to ask Fiona to rearrange her life for him.
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In theory, in actively managed mutual funds, fund managers can rearrange their mix of holdings to avoid huge losses.
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Each strip has removable 3M adhesive backing that allows you to rearrange your models without leaving sticky residue everywhere.
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It's also possible to rearrange the sounds after you've recorded them if you decide you want to change something.
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The feeling emanating from these works is necessity: she had to rearrange her past in order to move on.
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When I tried to rearrange the furniture in the bedroom, I found a pile of vomit behind the bed.
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Being an awesome co-worker, you rearrange your entire schedule and stay late to make sure everything is impeccable.
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By grabbing the words in the rules, you can rearrange statements to your advantage, such as making walls pushable.
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But you can then add, remove, or rearrange the order of photos yourself, and include a title before sharing.
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"You could be bleeding to death, and all she'd want to do is rearrange the pillows," another man said.
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He is going to retune, rearrange and reproportion your senses, while taking you places you never expected to visit.
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Clinton to rearrange her campaign schedule and advertising in ways that could help lift Democrats in close congressional races.
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You can add, delete and rearrange pages with a maximum of 36 pages allowed, or a minimum of 8.
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Maybe rearrange your space in a way that doesn't create a barrier between you and the people you serve.
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I felt uncomfortable explaining that it didn't fit into my schedule, so I had to completely rearrange my week.
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I have to rearrange the cars in the driveway in order to park my mom's car in the garage.
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For example, Sml2randomizer, a randomizer for Super Mario Land 2 on GameBoy, has the capacity to rearrange entire stages.
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If you rearrange the spaces between the words in that ridiculous phrase, you get your desired entry: MALI / ESTONIA.
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You'll see that the "P" is circled, and the rest of the letters in PARTY rearrange to form TRAY.
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The last-minute changes sent Trump's aides scrambling to rearrange his schedule and respond to questions about the trip.
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Those of us with connecting flights were told to go to the check-in counter to rearrange our schedules.
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What's important to us is bringing beautiful and meaningful products from an ecosystem we want to bolster, not rearrange.
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These kinds of events challenge how people think about their safety and place in the world, and rearrange priorities.
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Ms. Wilson-Raybould's decision may force Mr. Trudeau to rearrange his cabinet for the second time in a month.
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The standard reaction sets in, and he is sent away in hopes that a strict environment will rearrange biology.
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Heck, it might be the way you're able to rearrange the TV on your wall in just as much time.
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She previously had to rearrange dates on her album tour in order to make room for her April Coachella performance.
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The other was called Ikea Place, which lets you drop, rearrange, and visualize new furniture virtually in your own space.
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Instead, Mr. Magnabosco said, the goal is to rearrange and tweak existing symbols without physically adding more rows or keys.
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I rearrange and clean the refrigerator and pantry, which is a weird thing I love to do every few weeks.
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Many Turkish executives say they have experienced difficulties in getting Russian visas, and some have had to rearrange their affairs.
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He would call me a coward and threaten to "rearrange my fucking face" if I even looked at him wrong.
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Then I am sure I will rearrange the room again because that is where I channel my energy these days.
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In one month's time, the Court will rearrange its seating to reflect the new order of seniority on the bench.
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The criminal justice system can't rearrange a college student's schedule so she doesn't have to sit next to her rapist.
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You can also rearrange the icons in your Galaxy S10's Notification bar to make the Flashlight easier to find.
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You can mist your plants, "sing" to them, name them, and rearrange them in one of several colorful little pots.
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This eclipse will deliver shocking, unexpected news, and you're likely to rearrange a lot of your life because of it!
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No, he didn't offer to rearrange the meeting – instead, he told Neumann he had 12 minutes to win him over...
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Hold down the app and, if you have iOS 13 or later, tap "Rearrange Apps" in the pop-up menu.
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Few can rearrange the world as artfully and as enjoyably as the Incredibles, except of course their creator Brad Bird.
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But with bedroom closets and some other furniture built in, she felt the ability to rearrange the inside was limited.
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Billionaire presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg is being mocked on Twitter for his plan to rearrange the White House if elected.
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Type B viruses also only infect humans, and oddly enough, seals, giving them fewer opportunities to mingle and rearrange themselves.
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Upon accessing the Seances page, you're asked to "touch and hold to conjure" as words rearrange themselves on the screen.
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Those rechargeable batteries only last four hours, mind you, but you might just want to rearrange them for one specific movie.
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And trust me, you can rearrange the words in that sentence any way you like, they don't make any more sense.
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When in Doubt, RearrangeIt's a good idea to use the rules of math to rearrange complex problems into a simpler form.
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You can pick and choose which widgets live in Spotlight and also rearrange them to give some widgets preference over others.
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Humans do the unpacking and packing, while in the middle, robots sort and rearrange this vast inventory 24 hours a day.
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Instagram influencers aren't sneaking into your home to rearrange your shelves, and Kondo isn't signing legislation to outlaw large book collections.
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But they've never been studied with the process still under way, before planets have a chance to migrate and rearrange themselves.
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I have several work tables and easels, and since everything is on wheels, I can easily rearrange my space as needed.
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The patients' families were troubled at the prospect of having to quickly rearrange care on such short notice, NBC News reported.
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How and where the movies reach us has always contributed to the particular power they have to rearrange our moral furniture.
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The Internet has made it easy to take what the culture provides you and rearrange it in some novel, cheeky way.
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I was considering how best to open my pants and rearrange when I realized I was within eyesight of a neighbor.
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A. You can see all your Firefox browser bookmarks at once — and rearrange them — by opening the program's Bookmarks Library window.
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Changing the sign on the building was a wash, he said, because all they needed to do was rearrange the letters.
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The president clearly violates Article I, Section 22019 of the Constitution when he tries to rearrange existing laws by executive order.
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Cam offers further double talk about how inherited "visual memory" might rearrange the cells on Fitzroy's face when he's being photographed.
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The Metro designer and editor scrambled to rearrange the section, and the photo editor found a photo for the jump page.
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Everybody was supervised, lest someone attempt to effect an in-store protest or to rearrange coats out of their color groups.
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Using any of these methods, you can put your app into jiggly mode so that you can rearrange and delete apps.
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These breaks can cause DNA fragments to rearrange; genes are shuffled in unexpected ways that could lead to abnormal cellular functions.
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Morph allows you to easily move several objects at once, making it easier to edit and rearrange content on PowerPoint slides.
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Sometimes he might want to change the way a cue decays, or sometimes I rearrange the dynamics, all sorts of stuff.
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Just as families would struggle to rearrange their lives, companies also face similar challenges if their planning and budgeting are suddenly upended.
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By letting you rearrange and better organize your ideas, Pinterest has turned itself into something more than just a catalogue of photos.
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The Code-a-pillar encourages preschoolers to arrange and rearrange segments of the caterpillar to make it move in a specific path.
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It uses a clever interface to break long documents into sections so you can write, research and rearrange word chunks more easily.
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Remember you can use System UI Tuner in the main Settings app to rearrange tiles and delete them completely from the drawer.
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So these CEOs are hamstrung and left to rearrange chairs on the deck of the Titanic while the whole ship is sinking.
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You can see all the apps you have open, along with Control Center shortcuts, and rearrange their order and customize their appearance.
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I am pulling stuff out with my clients and helping them rearrange their houses in the most respectful and pleasant way possible.
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Foreign companies, including Apple, are starting to pull their factories out of China and rearrange supply chains to places such as Vietnam.
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Maybe you rearrange your calendar for the day, so you don't have any meetings over lunchtime, but you're really not missing anything.
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It's not time management, because you might spend the same amount of time on the tasks even after you rearrange your schedule.
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Amazon and Walmart are battling to dominate the grocery market, fueling a price war that could rearrange where America shops for food.
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In joining what was then still a top-secret project, he would have to rearrange his plans for his dual M.D.-Ph.
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If the prospect of your son's exclusion continues to distress you, though, perhaps you and your wife should rearrange your travel plans.
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This spring brought the usual crop of vegetable-focused collections, one of which might have the potential to rearrange your culinary worldview.
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Several students chose words from political candidates' websites to try to extract text that they could rearrange to express an opponent's viewpoint.
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You also can tap the "default camera" shutter and select everyone you want to message, or rearrange the order of the shortcuts.
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You may also rearrange the flatware yourself before serving — assuming catering has not responded to your suggestions by shrink-wrapping the lot.
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"It is high time to rearrange global spending priorities in the direction of those nations that are most at risk," he said.
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That is often a lot easier in a hotel than in another person&aposs home because you can rearrange whatever you want.
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At night she would rearrange all my pictures the way she wanted them to be, in rows on the east studio wall.
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The movement to slice up the state of California is reeling from internal clashes over what's the best way to rearrange the state.
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Beijing can continue to sell its stuff, calmly watch the EU unravel and rearrange its deck of European cards when the time comes.
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This policy move could completely rearrange NASA's Earth Science division, which has seen a relatively steady increase in funding under the Obama administration.
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The moon enters Aquarius and as it opposes Mercury retrograde and squares off with Uranus, you find yourself inspired to totally rearrange things.
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There are a ton of templates you can drag and drop and rearrange in any order you want with self-paced progress tracking.
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Intense emotions will come up for you today, and an important conversation is coming soon—one that may rearrange some of your plans.
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You can also toggle these storage services on or off from the settings, or rearrange the order they appear in within the list.
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He acknowledges that it's unrealistic to expect such ultra-elites as McIlroy and Rose to rearrange schedules that have been successful for them.
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If you rearrange the letters in "acrostic," and add an a, with an eye to the information above, you arrive at COSTA RICA.
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I thought that if I looked hard enough, it would all somehow resolve and rearrange itself into the picture I wanted to see.
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And they'd also have a strong incentive to rearrange their affairs so that more of their income pops up in their pass-throughs.
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Now, he says, his family may be out several hundred dollars as they try to rearrange flight bookings and a planned Airbnb stay.
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Simon Sloane, partner at law firm Fieldfisher, said postponement insurance could cover money already spent and additional costs incurred to rearrange the event.
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To rearrange the order of the songs on your playlist, simply click and drag a song to change its placement in the list.
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You can rearrange the boards as they appear on your profile, or automatically sort them alphabetically, by date created, or by most recently updated.
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If you're looking to move or rearrange things in your space, Mercury will help you plan—just remember that a retrograde is coming up!
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Cummins worked with an event planner at the venue to rearrange the reception area, taking away the head table, cake table, and gift table.
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Grabbing those little bars lets you rearrange which app is in which tile, but that two- or three-up layout is all you get.
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In those stories, the world does not rearrange itself for you because you are exceptionally smart and sassy and strong and you cry beautifully.
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So if you're watching a video in 21:9 format, you can rearrange the panels fit the more standard 16:9 HD aspect ratio.
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"I think the biggest thing I had to think about at the beginning was to what extent should I rearrange the music," Kobayashi says.
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Human Head Simulator fits the bill nicely—it's a blocky, bizarro, disembodied head that you can click on, poke at, and… rearrange its hairs.
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Sure, they can follow the track if you rearrange it to another shape, but so can lots of battery-powered racecars on ordinary tracks.
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Or, if you're using iOS 13, tap and hold an app icon, select "Rearrange Apps," and then tap the X that pops up.3.
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How to edit bookmarks on a Samsung Galaxy S10You can rearrange the order of your bookmarks and rename them from the Bookmark List.1.
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So you know, there is a possibility they could add an additional share class or rearrange the voting structure of their existing share class.
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Initially, informed consent will be used to facilitate transfer of these raw materials to corporate entities that mine, capitalize, and rearrange them for profit.
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There are always some easy ones, like DAUBER at 9A (for "One painting an earbud" — rearrange the letters in "earbud" to get "one painting").
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"You can't kill the spirit of it, no matter how you shift it, you rearrange it," said Ms. Henry, whose parents are from Jamaica.
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Starting relatively simply, puzzles grow more complex as the abilities to rotate panels and rearrange them once your character is already moving are introduced.
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Tiley declined to address whether the climate crisis and the bush fires in Australia this year could ultimately force tennis to rearrange its calendar.
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A woman capable of having an affair with Ossie Gulliver would be a better choice, a mother who would rearrange the world for Jude.
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If you watch it frequently, you can rearrange the order of the channels to position Apple TV closer to the top of the list.
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"We can all rearrange schedules for things that we really want," says Jessica O'Reilly, PhD, sexologist and creator of the Sex with Dr. Jess podcast.
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There's an easy way to hide the Instagram filters you don't use and rearrange the ones you do like into an order that suits you.
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The "Your Apps & Games" row on the homescreen can be customized using your remote, so you can rearrange its content to include your favorite apps.
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Windows used to have a super handy desktop clean up tool to rearrange the clutter of lots of files, but it's no longer with us.
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The latest example is a white button mushroom genetically edited using CRISPR, or the ability to snip out and rearrange parts of an organism's DNA.
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To help secure future growth, Smith & Nephew also said it would rearrange its commercial framework, appointing presidents of three franchises to help add new sales.
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The goal is to break the molecules in the plastic down to their original components -- hydrogen and carbon -- to rearrange them into a usable form.
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Normally default triggers a crisis for the defaulting government that must undergo major reform and for its creditors who must rearrange payments of their debts.
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For icons you want to keep but rearrange along the top of the screen, hold down the Command key and drag them into new locations.
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He also wanted to rearrange some furniture and temporarily replace several pieces with things he believed would make the space more pleasing to prospective buyers.
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You can rearrange them into fun designs, and they look really aesthetically pleasing next to my little terrarium that I have perched on there, too.
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We both loved our home and neighborhood, so we decided we would split the house into two apartments and rearrange the uses of certain rooms.
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It's sinking to the bottom of history's garbage dump while Sean Hannity and Roger Ailes are doing all they can to rearrange the deck chairs.
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It was based on the idea that if you rearrange incentives for small entrepreneurs you are more likely to get start-ups and more innovation.
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At times, artists would rearrange a scene or add more details; the 1509 image of the dissection, for instance, is more dynamic than earlier versions.
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This makes it easy for anyone to rearrange the furniture whenever they want, without having to locate a second person to help them move the bed.
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Through pan-religious prayer and meditation it alleges to induce theta waves, rearrange DNA, and cure cancer—for marginally less than the cost of actual chemotherapy.
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It's very easy to transfer things between your Exosuit inventory and ship inventory, but did you know you can rearrange the placement of individual inventory tiles?
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After you label the regional administrations, you're presented with a word scramble where you have to rearrange the letters to spell out all the provincial capitals.
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If you use iTunes to sync your iPad, you can also organize and rearrange the apps on your device when it is connected to your computer.
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We know, however, that it is far more efficient to rearrange the given equation using algebraic rules and in just two computations we get an answer.
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Rearrange your apps so that your home screen contains only practical apps that won't suck you in (for example, the camera, maps or a translation app).
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"I don't think you really want to rearrange portfolios based on this type of volatility," said Paul Nolte, Portfolio Manager At Kingsview Asset Management In Chicago.
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Ms. Carson, who owns Weddings of Hawaii, said she had to rearrange 213 to 153 dinners and receptions at venues that closed because of the strike.
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What makes conspiracy-theory bread crumbs different is that they do little more than rearrange the known in hopes of sparking a conversation about the unknown.
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This unique puzzle game has players rearrange comic book panels to change the outcome of events, enabling their characters to slink past cops and avoid capture.
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With iPadOS, Apple has stopped being shy about offering power users power options, so you have more ways than ever to arrange and rearrange your windows.
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If you're concerned about gaps in your work experience, you could rearrange your resume to feature your "career highlights" instead of the standard reverse-chronological format.
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Select "Rearrange Apps" to get to the wiggles that allow you to drag apps around and create folders by dragging apps on top of each other.
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If you're faced with a longer commute, you hit the Wall and rearrange your life, finding a new, more local job or moving closer to the office.
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Like being able to rearrange multiple apps at once by tapping an app icon and then tapping any others you want to move together in a group.
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The new design has a more traditional 'now playing' window for audio-only mode, and you can now easily rearrange the queue, as you can see below.
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You can rearrange which buttons appear in the shade by tapping the hamburger icon in the top-right corner of the shade and tap the edit button.
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The secret to these remarkably lifelike polymers is that they employ two different kinds of bonds—some don't move at all while others break and rearrange themselves.
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"It's not time management, because you might spend the same amount of time on the tasks even after you rearrange your schedule," Grant writes in the Times.
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Not only do they provide us with inspiration (and a hint of jealousy), they are motivating pics for the next time we decide to rearrange ours again.
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But the Institute of Heraldry of the US Army, responsible for government insignias, seals and flags, would likely just rearrange the stars to make room for another.
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There's beauty in the teamwork exhibited as the dancers continually rearrange the set pieces — metal frames designed by the sculptor Antony Gormley — into buildings, cities, a prison.
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I imagine that later, after I've gone, she will rearrange it on Christina's head, and my sister will be still before her, as obedient as a child.
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How it works: The gist here is to rearrange existing discounts within the drug supply chain, usually by targeting the various middlemen between drug companies and patients.
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And many opponents trying to win would go towards their, rearrange their politics for the moment, he did exactly the opposite, and he won from the center.
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So, the research shows, women tend to prefer jobs that offer flexibility: the ability to shift hours of work and rearrange shifts to accommodate emergencies at home.
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TECH TIP The Bookmarks Library window gives you a tidy place to sort, file, rearrange and otherwise manage the shortcuts to your favorite places on the web.
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Lastly, parents must rearrange their lives to get their kids to camp, while finding a way to fill the inevitable gaps between the camp and school schedule.
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To fix the underlying issues, the company decided to rearrange its operations to encourage teams to act more autonomously, chief technology officer Amy Larson told Business Insider.
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Rearrange the songs by tapping and holding the three horizontal lines to the right of a song, or tap the red minus symbol to delete a track.
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It wasn't until I reached the United States, at 18, and fell in love with an American man that I truly had to rearrange my cultural notions.
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How many times have you been traveling, only to have to scramble to rearrange and redistribute items from your overweight suitcase in order to avoid a charge?
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When the pop-up menu appears after a long press, you can also drag your finger from the app icon onto "Rearrange Apps" and then let go.
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Type A viruses can swiftly mutate and rearrange the molecular makeup of Has and Nas, making them difficult if not impossible for our immune systems to recognize.
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Some of them scrambled to rearrange their schedules, but several women said they did not hear back from Mr. Sanders's office after being asked for travel details.
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The way it workst is that sodium citrate works to rearrange the structure of proteins in the cheese that gives natural cheddar its soft, yet solid, texture.
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Scientists have recently learned that the approach to gene editing can inadvertently wipe out and rearrange large swaths of DNA in ways that may imperil human health.
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There are utility bills to pay, equipment and supplies to either liquidate or repurchase, vendors to negotiate with, and security and malpractice insurance to either cancel or rearrange.
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You can quickly access analytics, open Task Manager, browse websites, fire off a line of code, or do whatever else your project needs without having to rearrange anything.
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Long-term use of a retainer that belongs to someone else can rearrange your teeth in a way you may not like and short-term use is unsanitary.
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Ikea says it wants to create furniture that is multi-purpose and thats suits cramped urban living, where people might want to rearrange the layout of their homes.
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In its version of the classic educational game Tangrams, kids rearrange geometric pieces to form the shape of an animal, or another image, shown on an iPad screen.
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We sat there with our small team, watched through a six-hour versions of one episode to cut, rewrite, rearrange, all to try to figure out what's important.
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Rather than find fresh themes or problems, he likes to rearrange the old ones into a newish pattern, emphasizing some elements and letting others drift into the background.
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IPhone apps can be a pain to rearrange and move around between screens, but some shortcuts have recently been publicized that make the action a whole lot easier.
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Scheduling issues pop up this morning, which will cause you to rearrange more than just today's plan: You're wondering if you should shift your long-term goals, too.
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Visitors were welcome to rifle through and read the letters and cards and rearrange them, leaving them lovingly organized into piles and files or spilling onto the floor.
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You can rearrange the order by dragging the items in the list up or down using the icon of three gray lines to the right of each control.
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Get rid of legacy admissions, by all means, but without increased commitments to need-based financial aid, this will just rearrange the deck chairs in American higher education.
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Crisp funk workouts like "Feel U Up" and "Rearrange," from the vault, could have easily ended up on a Time album, though Prince didn't treat them like demos.
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That gives us an equation for thrust (below, look at the second term) in terms of the mass and velocity of the balls we're shooting: Now let's rearrange.
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And when we feel it, just like any other romance, it has the ability to rearrange our insides in a way that changes the trajectory of our lives.
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You can rearrange the order of those profile pictures so that the person you're most likely to send a photo to is right there by the camera button.
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You can pop off the faceplate and rearrange the locations of the two joysticks and the D-pad—even replace the joysticks with longer ones for finer control.
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Former WorldCom employees said Mr. Ebbers told them to rearrange the company's expenses to make it look like WorldCom was making far more money than it really was.
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"We have already made some preparation at home with five children in mind so now we'll have to rearrange things a bit," said the children's mother Klaudia Marzec.
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Amazon shoppers love the nylon case's many protective compartments, which you can rearrange to best fit your makeup collection, as well as its high-quality materials and large size.
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Others, like flipped SU(5), rearrange which quarks and antiquarks go with which leptons and antileptons inside SU(83)'s fiveplets, tacking on an extra symmetry in the process.
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A paper published this week describes means of doing so, namely programmable protein machines called base editors that rearrange the atoms of one base so that it becomes another.
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The establishment of these two organizations would rearrange the military's current bureaucracy for handling national security space missions, which mostly revolve around launching satellites for surveillance, communications, and navigation.
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Instead, they aim to break apart and rearrange the specific pieces of the virus, like the sugars and proteins embedded in its shell, and deliver those alongside enhancing agents.
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You can now rearrange and customize exactly which shortcuts appear in your Control Center, the swipe-up control that you can access via the bottom of the screen. Yuuus.
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If a low-voltage electrical jolt is applied, though, a small portion of the stuff will heat up and rearrange itself into an ordered crystal with much higher conductivity.
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Montreal's Lyrebird can do this, as can Adobe's yet-unreleased VoCo, which can also rearrange, add or subtract words in an existing recording to make it sound completely different.
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Its devices and developments — the guys returning as Graces, a periodic freezing under a work light to rearrange bodies like museum pieces — are static or recursive, perhaps intentionally frustrating.
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Negligence, coupled with a series of bureaucratic failures, led it to simply sigh loose, a piece of impersonal calamity sent to rearrange the structure and meaning of our universe.
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He feared banks would rearrange their balance-sheets merely to meet the test, and argued that publishing the Fed's models would "result in less protection for the financial system".
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It's clear from a cursory listen of "You" that even a young Radiohead could rearrange a simple rock song into something more compelling than the average band could manage.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin said that he had been happy to rearrange his schedule and cancel a number of appearances in Europe to make the directorship and added performances possible.
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Apple is sticking to its guns on its attempt to rethink how we move and rearrange windows on the iPad screen, with stuff like split screen and Slide Over.
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Apple is sticking to its guns on its attempt to rethink how we move and rearrange windows on the iPad screen, with stuff like split screen and Slide Over.
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The city of Harbin, a provincial capital in northeastern China, ran out of money last month to pay pensioners, and had to rearrange its finances to pay them later.
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"The fact that the Charlie Dents and Dave Reicherts and Bob Corkers don't want to rearrange deck chairs on the Titanic tells you about where we are," Ferguson said.
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That's Stuart on the left and Kevin on the right, but if you're more of a Bob fan you can rearrange parts of Stuart to turn him into Bob.
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The iPad has different spatial metaphors than what we're used to on a desktop and there are a half-dozen odd ways to switch between and rearrange app windows.
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So tilted is the ship of stocks toward tech that the index keepers at Standard & Poor's are about to rearrange the deck chairs to make it seem more balanced.
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Students were also scheduled to receive new schedules, Runcie said, noting school officials are "getting creative" to rearrange classrooms since the building where the shooting occurred will remain closed.
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"Few can rearrange the world as artfully and as enjoyably as the Incredibles, except of course their creator Brad Bird," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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This forced him to rearrange the project in a major way for the second time, having already done so after Abdulwahed's death, and the podcast's airdate was delayed again.
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Also, while you can rearrange and swap in or out most of the magazines in your home gallery, Cover Stories is always first and is unmovable and undeletable from home.
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Due to their fragility, museum staff periodically rearrange the timeworn, latticed cubes of Araeen's "Chaar Yaar (Four Friends)" (1968/2010), instead of visitors doing so as the artist first intended.
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The Massachusetts senator, who has raced ahead of her 22020 rivals with detailed plans to rearrange America's economic priorities, unveiled on Monday her proposal for easing access to higher education.
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Indeed, we have plenty of means if we have the wisdom and the political courage to stop bleeding (you know what I mean?) and to rearrange out national priorities (a.k.a.
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In another print, the robot arm could rearrange parts, snap on connectors and perform other tasks to create more complex structures like the ones in the concept art up top.
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In case the parts do not arrive in the required order, workers in the factory warehouse are required to unpack and rearrange the parts before they reach the factory floor.
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The high rate has caused them to rearrange their affairs to avoid investing, especially in lines of business subject to the full rate, and thereby reducing productivity and workers' wages.
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Participants tend to have the education, determination and means required to get second and third opinions, rearrange their lives, and buy plane tickets to get to cutting-edge medical centers.
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Libra is the sign of harmony—find yours by utilizing this full moon to rearrange your schedule into one that allows you to be better rested, more alert, and productive!
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In June, the acting governor of Rio de Janeiro state declared a state of financial disaster in order to rearrange its budget and requested nearly $213 million in federal funding.
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In case the parts do not arrive in the required order, workers in the factory warehouse are required to unpack and rearrange the parts before they reach the factory floor.
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Without that constraint, it would be highly reasonable to interpret this clue as an anagram because of "party — it's a gas" but there are too many letters to rearrange there.
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The nonstop preening and partying of the first half is exhausting, but the comedown, in which Tremaine attempts to rearrange the film into a serious character drama, is downright painful.
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If training your mini-monsters gets too tiring, why not take some time out to get a haircut, rearrange your furniture, or go for a ride in a hot-air balloon?
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If you're going to steal trade secrets for your employer, you might want to do a little more to hide your identity than simply rearrange the letters of your company's name.
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This only works on the main home screen and only with the Apple TV apps—you can't use it to rearrange the 'featured' carousel at the top of the interface.4.
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Russia, Iran and Turkey are busy trying to rearrange the bloodied jigsaw of Syria for a grand fait accompli by January 20, 2017, and the inauguration of the next US president.
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You know, it's not going to be that many years where the two of us are up on – and they will be up on the stage when we rearrange the format.
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The concept also has some much-needed features, like the ability to rearrange settings icons and swap in entirely new shortcuts, like Low Power Mode and a toggle for cellular connectivity.
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Price: Free This narrative-based puzzle game asks you to rearrange the panels of a noir-style comic book in order to ensure the main characters escape their would-be captors.
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Rather than dig out the top sheet from the bottom of my bed, then tuck that in and put the duvet cover over it, I only have to rearrange one layer.
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"Once we have a withdrawal schedule, we rearrange the portfolio so that a series of bonds mature in amounts that are matched up to the withdrawals they will need," she said.
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The gene editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 may cause large deletions and rearrange the DNA it is targeting in some cases, according to a new U.K. study published in Nature Biotechnology Monday.
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This includes hosting "Residency Hours" in which visitors can bring in their old devices, disassemble them, and rearrange the inside components, which they can then photograph and share on social media.
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At 163D, "Edited" strongly suggests an anagram, and if you rearrange the letters in "article" around "n" (the first letter of "new") you'll get a "member of the orchestra" — a CLARINET.
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In short, while a Warren or Sanders presidency might drastically rearrange the furniture in our common democratic home, it will not — as Trump's has — seek to blast away at the foundations.
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You can drag the Contacts icon to the top of the collection to find it more easily in the future, and can rearrange the other icons around it as you wish.
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Mr. Drabinsky pulled together the new "Paradise Square" creative team, which includes Jason Howland, working with Mr. Kirwan to rearrange Foster's songs, and Nathan Tysen, writing new lyrics for those songs.
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I don't mean a grand scheme to rearrange the lives of human beings around the globe, but a targeted application that would improve the lives of those in need of the technology.
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We'll get into this in more detail later, but in broad strokes, deep learning systems are "layers" of digital neurons that each run their own computations on input data and rearrange themselves.
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The move prompted her and her husband of 17 years James Ben to rearrange their family time and be more strategic with their schedules that once was framed around her 2 p.m.
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The defects in the silicon carbide wafers used by Christle and his colleagues consisted of a missing atom in the material, which caused atoms adjacent to this defect to rearrange their electrons.
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Other results not included in the table sometimes point to negative spillover effects on nearby areas, suggesting that enterprise zones largely rearrange the location of jobs rather than creating more of them.
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If he wanted to build a geographic wall between white America and people of color, or rearrange the nation's financial system to his personal liking, there was no one to stop him.
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Even the My People section of Windows 10 is seeing some tweaks, with a drag and drop rearrange feature and the ability to decide how many people are pinned to the taskbar.
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Trump is trying to rearrange the tax code for personal benefit, and if he succeeds, he'll net more money that he ever could by just using the government to market his resorts.
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"I was happy to kind of rearrange my travel plans in light of the weather," said Ms. Smith, a Brooklyn resident who had hoped to return to her theater work on Thursday.
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The result was a community project somewhere between giant Legos and a hands-on Tetris, where the balls were stuck together in giant blocks the public could arrange and rearrange in groups.
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In their efforts to gain a sense or mastery and control, some teenagers will go outside to drop in dozens of layups while others will rearrange their closets for the umpteenth time.
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Much of Wright's architecture is overly controlled and controlling: It's telling that when he visited clients living in homes he designed, he would rearrange books and photos, to put away unsightly trinkets.
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Rather, a 2010 study suggested that the limit comes from our bipedal stride, in particular how quickly we can rearrange our legs while still leaving time to push off from the ground.
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When opponents sprint up the floor, it's less likely that the Cavs will be able to rearrange defenders into favorable matchups, and more likely that the team's subpar defenders will be exploited.
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Tuesday's deal starts to rearrange the deck in a move that many have been expecting since former Airbus head Louis Gallois warned six years ago that the market was getting too crowded.
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We don't know what Khabib says to the guy before the punch happens, but he seems to be telling him how the shot is going to rearrange his organs before he hits him.
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If I could take time and shove it into a freezer, start a fight with its icy structure and rearrange time's face, I would do the Buscemi paintings much earlier in my life.
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From the lingering hand touches as they rearrange pizza rolls to the way Bayer whispers all of her lines, it's a spot-on parody of both obnoxious football commercials and dramatic arthouse cinema.
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This time, dancers are clad in head-to-toe blue bodysuits that make them look like plastic figurines, and they constantly rearrange themselves in orgy tableaus, all in service of challenging our prudishness.
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Top financial firms in both countries are sending representatives to the meeting, although heavyweight invitees such as Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman were unable to rearrange their schedules to attend the meeting, a source said.
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I realized their dissonance was becoming more cohesive the more I listened to it, and in moments, my brain would rearrange the awkward guitars with the stumbling drums to make sense of it.
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One of Osmo's popular products is an interactive version of Tangrams, which asks kids to rearrange geometric pieces to form the shape of an animal, or another image displayed on an iPad screen.
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Asked earlier this year about the future of the Elysee press room, Macron told reporters the planned relocation would be part of wider efforts to rearrange Elysee offices amid pressure to cut costs.
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Now, at Dai Lo, I take my inspiration from classic dishes and I rearrange them and treat them sort of like a collage; I take different textures and flavors and combine them together.
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Over the past decade, however, researchers have found that when the nucleus—and hence all the chromosomes—of a primate egg cell is removed, this can also damage or rearrange the mitotic spindles.
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Bill Richardson, the former United States energy secretary and ambassador to the United Nations, foresees a scramble for supplies that will rearrange global energy markets, probably to the disadvantage of the United States.
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If modern life means we can summon a car or a meal via smartphone at any time of day, shouldn't we be able to rearrange our homes in kind of the same way?
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Also, VLOOKUP could only spit out data that's to the right, and not to the left, of the reference column, so users would often have to rearrange their data to use the function.
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But we can rearrange this to write r = r* + tau where tau = r*t/(1-t), and corresponds to the specific tax on capital – that is, the tax paid per unit of capital.
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If the coronavirus continues to spread in the US, schools may close temporarily, and schools that remain open may rearrange their classrooms to keep students at least six feet apart from one another.
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Aid groups that in recent months have ramped up logistically challenging operations in the nation's northeast, which has suffered pockets of famine, are trying to rearrange humanitarian flights that normally leave from Abuja.
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The New York theater is obligingly presenting a host of deliberately disorienting productions from an international array of artists this month, in works designed to rearrange your mind and shake up your senses.
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While the prospect of legislation to that effect becoming reality is intimidating, finance pros think other checks and balances within the U.S. government will head off the GOP candidate's pledge to rearrange Wall Street.
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With Trump under his thumb, Putin is free to cause whatever mischief he wants and to rearrange the geopolitical game -- siding with China, embracing North Korea, influencing South America -- without fear of being checked.
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This is supposed to prevent imbalances Mr Trump claims built up over time in the original, to America's detriment, while giving companies notice to rearrange their affairs should a deal be impossible to make.
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You can rearrange those panels like pieces of a puzzle to create different shapes and display sizes — even stacking them into a vertical-oriented screen to watch Instagram Stories, if you really want to.
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So did prominent Democrats who took the opposite tack—including Andrew Gillum and Beto O'Rourke, liberal darlings in Florida and Texas, both of whom wanted to rearrange the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
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This film by Akomfrah is so terrible and ravishing, that I have to rearrange myself to make room for it, to take it in, so it doesn't just wash me away in its lyricism.
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You need space to build, learn, rearrange chips on a board, put it back in, run tests… But this innovation hub will also bring startups together, where hopefully everyone can help each other out.
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This ocean of largely unstructured verbiage represents the accumulated logic and prescriptions to which the two-for-one rule must now be applied by regulators to pull apart and rearrange, without increasing economic costs.
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Wearing nothing but sneakers and a shirt, she must continually rearrange her body so she can present her vulva or rear end to the camera, a display that is familiar from hard-core pornography.
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Ms. Bowser moved in with tweezers to rearrange some of the vegetables — which she had cooked one ingredient at a time, rather than as a stew, to get them ready for their close-up.
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If we can change, as it were, the feng shui of this election, if we can rearrange the landscape of the possible, we restore to ourselves the illusion of power over an incalculable event.
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And they are the basis for an approach espoused by his top political adviser, Stephen K. Bannon, who has mused about a tectonic political shift that would rearrange traditional partisan allegiances around economic interests.
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To avoid having to rearrange the furniture every time a guest stayed over, they turned the Murphy bed on its side, so that the bed folds out with the headboard perpendicular to the wall.
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MoMA's expansion was an opportunity to rearrange its rendition of modern art history; this included modifying its former gallery-sized shrine to Picasso's famous painting of five distorted, nude women staring at the viewer.
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"If someone steals your credit card, you can cancel it and get a new one ... (but) most of us are not going to do plastic surgery to rearrange our identity," he said by phone.
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"If someone steals your credit card, you can cancel it and get a new one ... (but) most of us are not going to do plastic surgery to rearrange our identity," he said by phone.
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Priebus shocked the D.C. press corps last week, suggesting the Trump White House may change the format of the daily press briefing and rearrange the seating chart in the James Brady Press Briefing Room.
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SpaceX recently asked regulators for permission to rearrange its planned constellation, dubbed Starlink, in a way that would allow fewer satellites to cover more territory, according to documents filed with the Federal Communications Commission.
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Take a factory full of workers, rearrange them and add a powered assembly line, and suddenly you can build vastly more cars a day at far lower cost per car than you could before.
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But your inability to skip Thursday night drinks with your pals in order to squeeze in drinks with the babe you met on Bumble last week might actually be an unwillingness to rearrange your schedule.
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It is possible to rearrange the pattern in the mind's eye, isolate a diamond made of blue and white triangles, for example, but that kind of looking doesn't necessarily give you much to reflect upon.
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The Sound Bar Flex sounds great—even though it's not the loudest box on the block—you can rearrange the components quickly and easily, and the whole experience sure is a lot of fun, too.
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Ayers' backers, which include Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, have told the president he needs a politically-astute chief to rearrange his White House staff and cabinet, and to prepare his political operation for 2020.
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As the lines are drawn and units take their place alongside each other or find an enemy at their flank, they rearrange themselves to form the long, flowing patterns that you find in history books.
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On the first day of his stay, he asked me to rearrange the furniture, burn him a bunch of CDs of Byzantine music, and open a couple of bottles of champagne—each worth about $1,700.
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Seriously, you don't want to be that person who goes to check in their bag at an airline only to find out that it's too heavy and you have to rearrange right before your flight.
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Rather, clusters can rearrange themselves into a single strand, much like beads on a chain, when they encounter a bottleneck—and once they're through, they just reassemble back into a cluster on the other side.
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But nothing brings together a video like music, and Apple has done an excellent job of providing almost 50 pre-built music clips, which automatically rearrange themselves to perfectly fit the length of your clip.
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But there's also "rule complexity," the headache-inducing confusion of complex tax laws, and "transactional complexity," that annoying listing of pros and cons throughout the year as one tries to rearrange affairs to minimize taxes.
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Rather than allow a federal court to rearrange district lines, state legislators in February offered a quick fix that satisfied federal courts while maintaining the ten Republican, three Democrat mix of the state's congressional delegation.
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He showed up late to Thursday's press conference, wearing a mink coat, boasted, "I predict I rearrange his face," and battled Alvarez over his belt, eventually picking up a chair and threatening to throw it.
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We were there during the peak of the "yellow vest" protests, and both the hotel and our lifestyle counselor helped us rearrange travel and dining plans as needed, as select streets and businesses closed early.
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" In "A Theology for Radical Politics" (1969), he set forth a series of propositions designed to "rearrange the power bases of American democracy, both democratically and politically, so that changes can come rapidly and effectively.
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Neural networks are computer programs made up of "layers" of connected nodes that run semi-random computations on input data like images, and rearrange themselves until they "learn" how to recognize the objects in them.
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With Phat FX and Step FX, a strip at the bottom of each displays all of the plug-in's modules and lets you rearrange the order to affect the chain of how a sound is processed.
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Lagarde singled out Canada, Germany and South Korea as among the nations that could afford to sustainably increase spending, but said that others with no additional capacity could rearrange their budgets towards infrastructure and education programs.
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"We learned at the last minute that he [Marinakis] is a citizen currently with restrictive conditions imposed on him by law but from our side we will move on and rearrange a new meeting," said Kontonis.
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Mexico's oil workers union has traditionally been associated with the PRI, but with that party being crushed on July 1, AMLO is in a powerful position to rearrange the influence of union leaders over the company.
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Punching this and their last name into different websites, such as that of the airline, allows flyers to then see their flight information, and in turn they can change their trip or otherwise rearrange their booking.
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Simple math means that to accomplish his blueprint, and not increase the nearly $500 billion federal deficit next year, the president's budget has to significantly scale back, rearrange or even eliminate a number of existing programs.
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This was brought sharply into focus in recent studies: Earlier this week, U.K. scientists published a study in Nature Biotechnology saying in some cases CRISPR may cause large deletions and rearrange the DNA it is targeting.
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Exploring how the genes of the immune system produce a vast diversity of antibodies, the defense mechanisms against infectious disease, he found that cells methodically rearrange the two genes that encode part of the immunoglobulin molecule.
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Whenever I passed through, I felt as if I were in that movie "Dark City," where malevolent beings rearrange the urban environment while the populace sleeps; high-concept bars seemed to materialize out of the ether.
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The News Wheel, a new app designed by artist and writer Jody Zellen, gives literal form to this troubling phenomenon, as users can rearrange current headlines from nine print publications to create their own poetic narratives.
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When I moved into my current apartment last summer, I had to figure out how to rearrange my furniture — mostly things I had bought off Craigslist or inherited from friends — to fit a completely new space.
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An I: the idea of any stable identity becomes for Acker the field to derange or rearrange, the constituent points and poles of which can and might be moved and refigured, for a number of pages.
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During Cop Rock's short-lived tenure, the network was also broadcasting Bocho's much more successful Doogie Howser, M.D., and just a few years later, Bochco and David Milch would rearrange the TV drama landscape with NYPD Blue.
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OK, so this concept won't be real any time soon, but it's neat to thing that you might be able to stack and rearrange your TV into different shapes as if it were made of Lego bricks.
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" More from Sullivan... "[H]is reelection would confirm that Trumpism is in fact the new normal in the United States, not an aberration, causing other countries to take more decisive steps to rearrange their relationships and commitments.
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A plan to rearrange the conflict would give the Palestinians a state without expecting them to pay for it by renouncing their demand for a right of return and thereby conceding a plank of their national identity.
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Let's say that a solver counts those boxes or bubbles and finds that the number of letters in said state are the same — eight — which is another strong hint that we're looking to just rearrange those letters.
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Since they're made from airborne CO₂ and hydrogen and could be manufactured just about anywhere, they could rearrange the geopolitical order — tempering the power of a handful of countries that now control natural-gas and oil markets.
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While investors may not want to raise their overall allocation to hedge funds, they will likely rearrange their roster of managers after 70 percent of respondents said their hedge fund investments failed to meet targeted returns in 2015.
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From then on he spent less time behind the camera and more time at the computer, buying prints in online auctions and scouring the internet for pictures which he would then tweak and rearrange to create new works.
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As the economic pressure increases, the Communist Party is in a better position to rearrange the players, but it also raises the odds that Cuba winds up facing a crisis rather than transitioning to a more modern country.
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There literally was not a single space to clear off or rearrange and the house smelled like it hadn't been exposed to fresh air in weeks, so I decided to work with the child on the apartment stoop.
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I have to sit four feet from the TV, which in itself is nostalgia—I used to rearrange my parents' living room several times a week trying to get close enough to the TV when playing the PlayStation.
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John D. Roberts, an organic chemist who pioneered the use of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and other techniques to reveal the structures of molecules and the dance of atoms as they rearrange in chemical reactions, died on Oct.
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Models might seem like untouchable superhumans who never feel the need to awkwardly rearrange the bridal party order so they can have their "good side" in photos, but as it turns out, they, too, have pores that release sebum.
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John Neuffer, president and chief executive officer of the Semiconductor Industry Association, told Reuters the offer would be "akin to an accounting sleight of hand" and "an attempt to rearrange our supply chains and drive them deeper into China".
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John Neuffer, president and chief executive of the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), told Reuters the offer would be "akin to an accounting sleight of hand" and "an attempt to rearrange our supply chains and drive them deeper into China".
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For example, to rearrange the shortcuts that show up when you slide your finger downwards from the notch, you have to go to Settings > Notifications & Status Bar > Toggle Positions, and the toggling itself is done in a horribly unintuitive way.
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In June 1961, the king and queen of Belgium were forced to rearrange their visit for five years later in 1966, and in 1987, the president of Italy was obliged by domestic political circumstances to put off his trip until 1990.
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More frustrating is that the system doesn't remember any of my window arrangements when I switch modes, so every time I sit down at my desk and dock the phone, I have to reopen my apps and rearrange my workspace.
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Technically, yes, you could rearrange the keys on a compatible keyboard to visually show you the layout (thus removing the need for touch typing), but without learning the technique you're not going to see much benefit from the layout's design.
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" Mr. Collier and Mr. Horowitz founded Heterodoxy magazine, which, as Mr. Collier described it, sought to "resemble the countercultural underground papers of our wicked youth — irreverent and provocative and willing to enter the house of power and rearrange its furniture.
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Rising poll numbers for the president, an economy on hyper-drive, unemployment at historic lows and a general sense that the world is largely at peace — and so, too, is America — are starting to rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic.
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As this iceberg threatens to expand in this country, with plenty of warning of the devastation that could follow should a full-fledged epidemic occur here, Congress sits back and is content to simply rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic.
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Your ruling planet brings more good news on May 7 when the Sun trines power planet Pluto, creating a good environment for you to work out some wellness issues, kick a bad habit, or rearrange your work schedule for the better.
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I had this bizarre situation of being in the studio alone with the engineer and the new A&R guy, who was telling the producer to rearrange "These Times," with just the acoustics and without the electrics and the vocals.
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To appoint Wolf as acting secretary, she said that McAleenan would have likely had to rearrange the line of succession at DHS, but it's not clear that he had the power to do so since he was not Senate-confirmed.
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As always, I start with anagrams, which could be looked at as the multiple choice portions of the exam, since the answer you seek is there, you just need to figure out which words to dissect and which letters to rearrange.
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Kroger's management team said on an earnings conference call Thursday morning that its efforts to rearrange store layouts and move brands around on the shelves, focusing on its own labels, took a toll on same-store sales during the second quarter.
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You can also manually rearrange the apps on an Android device or iPhone to simplify the main screen, and Google and Apple have also built in accessibility features into their phone software for making the screen easier to see and use.
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In 2013, when Daisuke Nakazawa began handing across the counter his first pieces of sea scallop sushi — harmless looking, but the peppery streak of yuzukosho inside could temporarily rearrange your facial structure — Sushi Nakazawa was something new to New York City.
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Intimate, intense and contemporary, the scene aptly represents the mission of the young company Heartbeat Opera: streamline and rearrange canonical works both musically and dramatically, paring them down to their concentrated cores and stripping away centuries of expectations and tradition.
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If a grid won't fill because you've left yourself no room around the theme entries — or they are arranged in a way that doesn't work — it's time to rip back, lose a theme entry or two and possibly rearrange them.
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JETBLUE FLIGHT MISTAKENLY SENDS HIJACK ALERT, TRIGGERING HUGE SCARE AT JFK AIRPORT Nearly a year ago to the day, an Israeli court ruled in a landmark decision that airline staffers cannot ask female passengers to rearrange their seats on planes to accommodate men.
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After a meeting and discussing what meetings my boss needs me to rearrange on his schedule, I check in with the CEO's executive assistant and head to a coffee shop with my main teammate to work where I can get on the wifi.
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About an hour before the president was due to start speaking, aides scrambled to rearrange the lectern placement to allow Trump to enter from Cross Hall — producing a dramatic television shot that has traditionally lent gravitas and a presidential air to official statements.
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Asked this year about the future of the press room, Macron told reporters the planned relocation would be part of wider efforts to rearrange Elysee offices amid pressure to cut costs, while his aides said presidency staff needed a new meeting room.
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La Liga has reportedly returned with a new proposal of December 7, however it would mean both Barca and Madrid would have to rearrange already existing fixtures against RCD Mallorca and RCD Espanyol respectively, who too would have to agree to the change.
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"It's very much real, and it's simply a matter of wanting to rearrange one's life," Mr. Keillor said after we had arrived at his large, handsome Georgian house, and he had eased his stooping 22014-foot-4 frame into a porch chair.
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The language of a world exhausted of all possibility, a miniature post-apocalypse in which all the survivors can do is rearrange the fragments of something that used to be whole: you're a right thundercunting cockwomble of a pissbollocks wanktrombone dicklizard otterbutt turdmongoose.
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That's a major improvement from previous summers, when I had to hoist my Xbox One out of my carry-on bag, then take time on the other side to rearrange the nest of T-shirts and socks I'd used to cushion it.
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Looking a bit like the benevolent Galadriel, Ms. Ryan appears unsure of what to do with her pipes, or of how to behave in front of an audience — her go-to gesture is to vaguely rearrange the air with her right hand.
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The midlife crisis was meant to offer a way to rethink the gender hierarchy of an earlier era: It was designed, especially, to allow women a chance to rearrange their lives at midlife, once the tremendous burden of child-rearing had passed.
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Another performer, Tommer Peterson, the oldest, with gray hair and spectacles, rises and invites audience members to join him, and then to catch him as he falls, to rearrange his arms as he lies on the ground, to help him get up.
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Deleting apps is also completely unintuitive in iOS 13: When you long press on an app, it first shows you the option to share the app or rearrange it, before the apps begin to wiggle and display the familiar "X" for deletion.
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His unusual form — he's a jumble of items left in the lost-and-found box, and can rearrange himself at will — encourages inventive action beats, and allows the Pixar team to show off just how good they've gotten at recreating different textures.
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Turn order is also important, and you'll be able to use your farts (yes, just like the game that came before it, TFBW is doubling down on the fart jokes) to rearrange the order of how and when various characters join the fight.
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" Dykstra lays out THREE reasons why Mickey needs to agree to a REAL DEAL boxing match -- one of which is, "What's the worst thing, you can't get any f***ing uglier after I f***ing rearrange your f***ing face mother f***er.
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If he merely wanted to rearrange the imposing row of stuffed cows, dinosaurs and Ninja Turtles behind his sofa, his brain would whirr through millions of anecdotes, analogies, histories, possibilities and smidgens of common sense before settling on the line-up he perceived as "best".
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When she and Lionel had a son, James, it was understood that she would have to devote less time to her own work, she would have to care for the child, she would have to rearrange her whole life with minimal help from Lionel.
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CN: Is the technology such that I could take, say, a long speech that Kara gave and just sort of pick and choose the words, and then rearrange them and then create new audio of her just saying whatever I wanted her to say?
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"I know of many Air France passengers who have had to rearrange their itineraries by leaving a day earlier or later or have had to reschedule their trips all together," said Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and the founder of Atmosphere Research Group.
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The league has yet to announce how it plans to rearrange the disrupted fixture list although Italian media have widely reported that the heavyweight clash between Juventus and Inter Milan, postponed from last Sunday, is likely to be one of the matches to go ahead.
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To rearrange the order of songs on your playlist, tap the three horizontal dots at the top-right corner of the playlist, select "Edit," and then tap and drag the horizontal line symbol to the right of song to reorder it in the list.
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The Trump administration, which has said it is looking to promote America first policies, appears to be making major changes to the State Department, including a proposed budget cut of nearly 30 percent, a hiring freeze and potentially aiming to rearrange offices within the department.
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The "decision technology" will be used first in the outdoor menu boards at McDonald's drive-thrus, where it will analyze purchase patterns based on the weather, traffic, time of day, and "trending menu items" and instantly rearrange the display to feature a more desirable combination of items.
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"Worlds of this size are fascinating because they can potentially tell us about what makes an object go from being an unchanging lumpy mashed-together structure of ice and rock to having geological processes that separate and rearrange its material, as happens on Pluto," says Bannister.
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The conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen said that when he began working with the French director Patrice Chéreau — who made his mark in theater, film and opera — on a production of Strauss's "Elektra," Mr. Chéreau had asked why they could not rearrange a couple of the scenes.
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By sliding all the way to the right on the filter page, you can choose "Manage" to go to a new menu that allows you to rearrange the order of the filters by using the three-stripe button on the left and dragging it into place.
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Here's how the new InHome delivery service will work: To deliver groceries, Walmart is requiring employees to have at least a year of service with the company, background checks, motor vehicle record checks and extensive training that includes how to best rearrange groceries in a packed fridge.
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Trans visibility in the media, our murder rates, and the governmental erasure taking place under the current administration has made us rethink our relationship to one another, rearrange our priorities, and now the internet has become the most effective tool of organizing and mobilization within the transgender community.
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This takes some cues from other presentation tools like Prezi, in that it aims to make your presentations more dynamic and allow you to go beyond the basic slide-to-slide style and rearrange your presentation on the fly when you notice that your audience is slowly falling asleep.
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However, because the OS is always trying to organize and rearrange your data, that behavior also made it possible to insert a USB drive into a PC, and then use Cortana to open to those files, which could include scripts that would unlock the device or even potentially malicious executables.
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The revisions will also undo some of the ethnic group quotas that had been put in place to stabilize the country after its brutal 240-year civil war, and rearrange the branches of power at the executive level, raising concerns that the new constitution could lead to more civil unrest.
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Mr Bentley issued a Clintonian denial of "a physical affair", but the embarrassment has continued in reports of his extensive use of burner phones and demands for the inspection of "Wanda's desk", named after Mr Bentley's former secretary (on the tapes, he says he wants to rearrange her office for privacy).
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Attention Donald Trump voters: this is what happens to a country that falls for hucksters who think that life can just imitate Twitter — that there are simple answers to hard questions — and that small men can rearrange big complex systems by just erecting a wall and everything will be peachy.
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Murray does say he thinks that some combination of genetic and basically immutably environmental characteristics make it so we can't do much about this and there just are big differences between the groups, and it's just going to remain that way, and American politics need to rearrange itself around that reality.
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In cases where employees may be impacted, companies would likely rearrange their compensation packages in ways that could be beneficial for employees, Sanders' office told CNBC, for example, by granting stock to employees on a certain date rather than vesting stock options that workers would still have to choose to buy.
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The old system worked the way all machine translation has worked for about 30 years: It sequestered each successive sentence fragment, looked up those words in a large statistically derived vocabulary table, then applied a battery of post-processing rules to affix proper endings and rearrange it all to make sense.
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A shakeup for the makeup world Augmented reality, or AR, a tech that overlays virtual images on live video of the real world, has been available in a handful of mobile apps for years — like kids games or an IKEA app that lets you rearrange virtual furniture in your real home.
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According to Billboard's sources, Goldenvoice—Coachella's promoter—called West on January 1st to explain to him that they couldn't rearrange the festival site to build his Very Large Dome because it would A. be impossible to do in four months and B. require them to move a lot of portable toilets.
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Cue John Podesta — the man who managed to rearrange the deckchairs on the S.S. Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE in a way which made it seem to have actually missed the iceberg.
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A.P.: To really read any discursive text, whether a philosophical tract or a legal contract, is a disturbing and cognitively disorienting experience, because it means allowing another person's thoughts to intrude into your own and rearrange your beliefs and assumptions — often not in ways to which you would consent if warned in advance.
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I've already told my agent that it's OK to request that I rearrange my schedule in modest ways, so it's concluded that if I (and enough other homeowners!) can hold back on energy consumption for 10 more minutes, the hydro turbines won't need to open, and the reservoir won't need to be drained further.
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At its present zenith, the NFL is capable of turning the second and third days of its draft into a festival, putting news from the first week of training camp at the top of SportsCenter, and treating all manner of off-field villainy as relevant only insofar as it does or doesn't rearrange depth charts.
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There are two really big things to watch in President Trump's speech today about drug prices: how much of this plan can be enacted without Congress' help, and the extent to which it takes aim at the actual prices of prescription drugs, rather than trying to rearrange the way the system divvies up those costs.
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His choice of Mikhail Mishutin as prime minister is indicative of how Mr. Putin will rearrange the new orchestra: Mr. Mishutin, who took office when Mr. Putin announced the changes, is said to be an effective manager and a capable bureaucrat, but his major quality is that nobody could imagine him as the next Putin.
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One automation researcher I spoke with this year, Carnegie Mellon's Tom Mitchell, the E. Fredkin University Professor in the School of Computer Science, says his most recent research shows automation is less likely to wipe away jobs outright than to rearrange the "bundles of work" they entail; the different tasks we currently associate with a particular job.
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They include modularity, the ability to manipulate, rearrange, and/or substitute digitized parts of a larger whole without disrupting or destroying that whole; modifiability, the ability to repurpose and reappropriate aspects of an existing project toward some new end; archivability, the ability to replicate and store existing data; and accessibility, the ability to categorize and search for tagged content.
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In their conversation, Lemsalu and Pääsuke are demanding from art very different answers to a problem, but when they exchange ideas, a shared space emerges between them in which they begin to hear each other: Beauty is not only beautiful; it is also a tectonic force, it can upset but also rearrange the way we see the world.
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The majority of distance caregivers are employed, Dr. Douglas said, with up to half having to miss days of work or rearrange their schedules to be able to care for someone, and up to one-third either having to reduce their work schedules significantly or stop working in order to manage all the aspects of caregiving.
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This latest email, which has been viewed by TechCrunch, informed workers at the Fremont factory that Tesla will hand out masks to be worn throughout the day, take temperatures prior to entry, add more hygiene stations inside the facility, rearrange operations to promote social distancing as much as possible and increase cleaning frequency of all work areas.
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As 2020 begins, voters who say that their overriding objective is to remove the current president should wonder: Is it wise to hitch their wagons to any candidate whose agenda radiates, and requires, extravagant confidence in government's ability to radically rearrange the United States' most complex processes, from the allocation of economic resources to the provision of health care?
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At the core of Video2GIF is a neural network—"layers" of digital nodes that run their own computations on inputs and rearrange themselves to arrive at an output—that the researchers trained to recognize the most interesting and GIF-able parts of a video using a dataset of 100,000 user-tagged GIFs and their video sources.
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You will truly understand the meaning of mental health crisis when you've been on a CBT [Cognitive Behavioral Therapy] waiting list to treat depression for months, only to find out the treatment you'll receive is for half an hour, once a week, for ten weeks—and that if you miss or rearrange two sessions because you're too depressed, you're discharged.
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Former New York mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE's strategy to concentrate on Super Tuesday states on March 3 means his willingness to spend hundreds of millions of dollars of his considerable fortune to try to beat Trump could rearrange the 2020 race (MSNBC).
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As for our edits, most of those songs were not meant to be played in a DJ set, to become part of a stream of music, so what we do is to do some tricks to make them more DJ friendly, like extending the beginning and the end for example, to create more space for the mix, or we'll rearrange some parts in the middle.
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Listen to our Game of Thrones podcast on iTunes and Spotify While Game of Thrones ultimately rejects the might-makes-right philosophy of Dany, the conclusion it offers is far less radical than you might expect from a show that relied so heavily on subverting expectations: that the best and perhaps only way to advance the cause of justice is not to break the wheel but to slightly rearrange the spokes.
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