Press perforations together inside each rectangle to make a single rectangle.
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The density of the color shifts more markedly from rectangle to rectangle.
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Short-range LiDAR is beneath More LiDAR (dark rectangle) and radar (white rectangle).
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Diagonal to that is a rectangle one, and another rectangle is perpendicular to that.
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Each plot was a rectangle, or as close to a rectangle as engineers like Geuze's father and grandfather could build.
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The gradations vary slightly from rectangle to rectangle, so that each sheet seems to be struck by an unseen light.
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You can move this horizontal rectangle up and down to create a new center of the crop by dragging the rectangle.
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We had a rectangle-shaped yard out of which we would dig a smaller rectangle, and this dark patch of soil would become our garden.
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There is a window in the lower right quadrant that is topped by a gray rectangle in one version; in the other, the rectangle is blue-gray.
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Nearby is Christine Hatt's "There Not There" (1991), an ultra-minimalist work made with wax crayon and graphite that juxtaposes a white rectangle with a black rectangle.
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The mere suggestion of a "calm interface" points out, by contrast, the busyness of our dominant interfaces: their horrid colorways, their recursive, maddening, rectangle-within-rectangle structure.
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Instead of depicting Venus looking into a mirror, however, Twombly stapled a smaller sheet of drawing paper to a larger one, creating a rectangle within a rectangle, or mirror.
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Although ICOs in general are not securities, there are some that can receive that classification, much like a square is a rectangle but a rectangle is not necessarily a square.
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The lines may be squiggly, the rounded corners imperfect, but almost everyone you pose this challenge to will present you with the shape of a rectangle containing another rectangle sat atop a circle.
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A large rectangle pattern or sideways base began in 2015.
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As distant from a boring rectangle as is humanly possible.
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Samsung BoxA speaker rectangle with a classier, more refined design.
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Place sausage mixture evenly down center of each pastry rectangle.
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It's like the square and rectangle classification thing in geometry.
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On the rectangle, an overlapping, slightly longer white one perches.
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The new design puts everything in a single blue rectangle.
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You were probably looking at a big rectangle of lies.
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Brush remaining melted butter over half of each rectangle widthwise.
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All the works were either a square or a rectangle.
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The space is a rectangle with one long white wall.
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Even a line of text is a long, narrow rectangle.
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So it's not a true oval, more like a rectangle.
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Once you've designed your rectangle (or square!), just press send.
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Though a yellow rectangle has now appeared across my chest.
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The rectangle formed by the street's inverted L is a sideways shop window, whose inexplicably upended position puts the figures depicted inside the rectangle at a parallel level to the painting's top and bottom edges.
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The trainers work in pairs, each pair working a different rectangle.
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The patent only covered design features, like the rounded rectangle shape.
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Imagine a rectangle box/cabinet, sort of like a telephone booth.
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On a lightly floured surface, stretch the dough into a rectangle.
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Pat the dough into a large rectangle about 2-inches high.
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Jaguar's approach to the grille centers around a roundish rectangle form.
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And on another smaller ivory rectangle it specifies a dress code.
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You'd look like Spongebob Squarepants: a rectangle with limbs hanging off.
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The shape of the bar, a sunken rectangle, mimics the original.
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An upstairs window offers an enchanting rectangle of warm yellow light.
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He also uses the crayon to draw lines over the rectangle.
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In each rectangle, sketch the main idea of each paragraph. 3.
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Roll each rectangle out slightly to allow more room for filling.
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A pattern of edges might be a circle or a rectangle.
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But the fingerprint scanner is now an itty-bitty rectangle (albeit an itty-bitty rectangle that's easier to reach than last year's scanner placement) and, after a week, I still can't find it on my first try.
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You could just drag a rectangle around multiple items to select them.
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It's not a perfect rectangle, but it's still a highly angular quadrilateral.
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Picture a rectangle of fabric cut from a standard grey t-shirt.
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On a floured surface, roll dough into a 230×10-inch rectangle.
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It was like looking at a digital world through a tiny rectangle.
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But sometimes I still wanted to run screaming from this bleeping rectangle.
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But I still sometimes wanted to run screaming from this bleeping rectangle.
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A fourth shape is a quasi-rectangle painted in solid ivory white.
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" Instead, it's presenting you with an experience in "a very controlled rectangle.
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She handed me a foil rectangle package and insisted I unwrap it.
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It was a simple pole and mud rectangle, unimproved, low and leaning.
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Most submissions, however, tended to edit just the upper left corner rectangle.
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The viewer sees a shaped rectangle painted onto an immaculate white ground.
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He also explored paintings that broke free of the traditional painter's rectangle.
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The mirror, for instance, can be more than a standard reflective rectangle.
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The rectangle seemed to hover, as its light permeated the room, barely.
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On the wall behind the couch was a rectangle of white paint.
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He fiddled with a piece of paper, folding it into a rectangle.
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Stuart: Also it introduced the more rectangle shape with the solid sides.
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But there is one capability for which I venerate this problematic rectangle.
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Is the empty rectangle — where a painting might be — the only sanctuary?
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Roll the dough out on a floured surface into an even rectangle.
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Consider a slightly more complicated graph—a rectangle: The chromatic polynomial of the rectangle is harder to calculate than that of the triangle, but any graph can be broken up into subgraphs, which are easier to work with.
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So essentially, McFarland charged people $450 (later $250) for a stainless steel rectangle.
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Each little rectangle on one side of the paper will be one page.
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And for someone considered a "rectangle" body shape, the checklist is pretty straightforward.
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Emergency vehicles are distinguished by a red light that circulates around the rectangle.
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You can also choose from square or rectangle formats and double exposure options.
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On a practical level, books are the easiest shape to wrap (Team Rectangle!).
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It's just circular instead of a rectangle, and is much smaller and cheaper.
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Those four rectangles surrounding the larger rectangle are the 16GB of HBM7003 memory.
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Transfer the fish to a cutting board and trim it into a rectangle.
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It is dominated by a late-Rothko-like rectangle formed by black clay.
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Press perforations together inside the 2 remaining rectangles to make 1 long rectangle.
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Rivulets of pink and yellow are dripping down from the rectangle of paint.
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Why can't I drag out a rectangle and have it save a screenshot?
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The icon looks like a solid rectangle with a dotted line surrounding it.
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Draw a rectangle around the content you'd like to share with us. 4.
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Draw a rectangle around the content you'd like to share with us.5.
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The problem was the backyard, a cement rectangle adjacent to a parking lot.
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The hub is a simple rectangle that looks like a small battery pack.
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This one, for $3,650, was one large rectangle of around 1,100 square feet.
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We're a dozen or so, sitting at four tables arranged in a rectangle.
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The clip was one scrap of a Cubist collage, one rectangle among many.
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My father placed the transparent rectangle into the cassette player and hit play.
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Gently shape the pieces of dough into a rectangle and wrap with plastic.
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The basics: If you imagine a grocery store as a big rectangle (no matter what shape your store is actually laid out in), all of the fresh and most perishable items are located around the outer edge of the rectangle.
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The microUSB port is right in the middle of the rectangle... an odd choice.
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Pitchf/x is the rectangle you see on TV that shows the strike zone.
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Just switching from a square to a rectangle makes a dramatic difference, for example.
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Separately a sequence of an animated rectangle is generated in pure black-and-white.
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Line up all the edges so that you are left with an even rectangle.
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Split each rectangle like a hamburger bun, leaving it attached along one long side.
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A rectangle in one corner might be a different color than the other three.
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Sometimes the color sits inside the confines of rectangle, other times it extends beyond.
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On my left is a rectangle consisting of sandpaper, red silk, and black velvet.
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Difficulty: 3 How-to: Cut a circle and a rectangle out of pink felt.
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Another way to soften the already softened rigidity of a line or rectangle, sure.
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With a floured rolling pin, roll out the dough to a ½-inch- thick rectangle.
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I can make out the top and bottom rectangle but not the middle one.
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It took a while, but as my eyes adjusted, a pink rectangle became visible.
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The dinette bench seats, with built-in storage units, accompany a maple rectangle table.
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The other side of the board was left uncovered, a big, black, blank rectangle.
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If you're lucky, your interlocutor will respond with a rectangle of their own design.
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Red card: A red shirt and a poster board with a rectangle cut out.
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It was a small rectangle of what looked like salami atop a curled cracker.
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Shrugging, Mr. Lewis trudged outside and put a large rectangle object on the table.
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Lightly flour a rolling pin and roll the dough into a rectangle measuring about 36 inches by 22 inches—it's fine if the rectangle is bigger (up to 21 inches by 22 inches) but no smaller than 22 inches by 29 inches.
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The star HD 220 is surrounded by an extraordinary structure known as the Red Rectangle.
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These tweets fill two rectangle areas around North America and Europe (see the image above).
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The story-high screened-in rectangle seems out of place by the red brick buildings.
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Remember when people used to joke that every new phone was the same rounded rectangle?
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I've always wanted to buy a bacon press, but why rectangle in a round skillet?
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Turn dough out onto a well-floured surface; roll into a 16×12-inch rectangle.
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It's all just a magical world hidden inside a rectangle made of metal and glass.
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Spread center of each rectangle with about 1½ teaspoons cream cheese, leaving a ½-inch border.
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A machine shook the rectangle up and down, while air flows upward through the sand.
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Then, she bowed back down, exposing the shaved rectangle on the top of her head.
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I sank the shovel into the ground and cut a rectangle in the tough grass.
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The fabric was a rectangle big enough for me to lay my full body upon.
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The stage is a raised rectangle (almost a square) in the center of the space.
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It was a full-circle thought for a sport that takes place in a rectangle.
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When he applies a color inside the rectangle, he doesn't completely fill the white space.
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It turned awkwardly around the curve like a rectangle being shoved into a half-circle.
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It is a blue rectangle with three white lines in the shape of an "A."
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The middle rectangle is centered by the fireplace, and forms the heart of the room.
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The image is strangely narrow, a rectangle that looks almost taller than it is wide.
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In "Jealousy" (1977), a red mass, barely human, coils angrily within a frame-like rectangle.
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The allover compositions are anchored by the rainbow's arc across the upper half of the rectangle.
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In place of the Windows key you'll find the "Purism key" marked by a white rectangle.
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The triangles are then transferred to a triangular pyramic and are finally unfolded into a rectangle.
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Roll the dough into a 12-by-15-inch rectangle with the long side facing you.
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In the picture, a rectangle of ice juts out with seemingly perfect smoothness and straight edges.
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They're an industry, one like us, totally reliant on the totemic figure of Jobs 's rectangle.
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For the first time the company made a mirrorless camera that wasn't just a formless rectangle.
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In another tondo, "New Watermelon Darts" (2018), he has added wood panels to the original rectangle.
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The bright vertical rectangle on the far end leads to the clean studio and editing room.
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The CEO of ArcaSpace, a small aerospace company, recently built and flew a fan-powered rectangle.
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On a lightly floured surface, roll each puff-pastry sheet into a 9×13-inch rectangle.
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In one of the studies, Kelly lays a blue cardboard rectangle vertically over a paper background.
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Using white and black liquid mediums, she defines a rectangular frame within the paper's physical rectangle.
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The Babylonians, on the other hand, related their triangles to a rectangle, rather than a circle.
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We see a bright rectangle of people and traffic on Lexington Avenue, which resembles another video.
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I'd maintain the typical rectangle but would make the entire front one seamless piece of glass.
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It is a rectangle of blacktop surrounded by busy streets, including the famous Las Vegas Strip.
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There are two stages: One is a smaller square, and the other is a larger rectangle.
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The rectangle of light appears to float some 30 feet away, as static scurries through it.
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The Obama and Trump teams met in the afternoon, sitting around tables arranged in a rectangle.
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Press a lever with your foot, and the whole thing collapsed into a neatly folded rectangle.
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The unit is a long rectangle with hardwood floors and exposed ceiling beams and metal ducts.
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If it's active, the rectangle will appear if you double tap the screen with three fingers.
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If their execution of the play is structurally sound, the four players' positioning makes a rectangle.
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When everyone is trying to build a better rectangle, the battle becomes one of hardware specs.
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This is the biggest camera that a normal person that's interested in the rectangle can carry.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies with the rectangle showing the region where the storm will stall out.
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I held my hands in front of my face, using my fingers to make a rectangle.
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When guests arrived, Emma drew a rectangle in the air, and they handed her cash donations.
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It's a big, cheesy rectangle of nonna love and the sheet pan method assures maximum crunchiness.
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Click and drag the left margin control (the rectangle) back to the margin where it started.
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Lay puff-pastry sheet on a lightly floured surface, and roll to a 12×9-inch rectangle.
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Unless your vaginal opening is shaped like a thin, perfect rectangle, inserting the phone is not viable.
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Right now, there are two sizes of Ara module: the 1x2 skinny rectangle, and the 2x2 square.
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The app triggers a pop-up rectangle that blocks other cars from parking in the reserved space.
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It rises above a large rectangle of darker reds that takes up most of the square painting.
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This didn't stop the creatives from bringing us the world in a four-inch rectangle of glass.
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It mattered, she found, whether the person designing the rectangle was in the USA or South Korea.
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In it, videos project onto the floor of a pitch-dark room into a rectangle of light.
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It sports a sleek, rectangle design, with smartwatch features like calling, texting, music streaming, and phone notifications.
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The building, by contrast, is shaped like a rectangle and has no covered porch to speak of.
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Tap the Share button at the bottom (the rectangle with an arrow coming out of it).4.
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How to read this chart: Each rectangle is a senator up for election in a given year.
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To chime, two small hammers strike a gong that runs around the outline of the rectangle casing.
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It's just basically an avatar that's a rounded rectangle with eyes and a mouth to provide gestures.
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The uncanny part was that the rectangle had the scale and timbered texture of a Cornell box.
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Kids See Ghosts used a similar suspended rectangle for its performance at a festival over the weekend.
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Due to our room location, it had an odd shape that wasn't a standard square or rectangle.
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They sat with their backs against the base of a driftwood fence that marked someone's beachfront rectangle.
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It's an immense rectangle, surrounded by newly renovated walls surmounted by the yellow flag of the monarchy.
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Scientific tests showed that the painting, "Black Rectangle, Red Square," could not have been produced before 13.
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In "Blue Apartment," a nearly flat blue-patterned rectangle sort of resolves itself into a covered bed.
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An optional physical card is available, but in typical Apple fashion, it's a laser-etched titanium rectangle.
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All Renato Augusto had to do was kick the ball into a 24-by-8 foot rectangle.
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The Gaussian correlation inequality says that the probability that a dart will land inside both the rectangle and the circle is always as high as or higher than the individual probability of its landing inside the rectangle multiplied by the individual probability of its landing in the circle.
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In one painting, a buttery yellow rectangle floats horizontally above two vertical ones rising from the bottom edge.
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"This is like a good yoga mat," the politician said while laying on the unfolded rectangle of cardboard.
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However, a small clear rectangle was there as well, sitting in the middle of my field of vision.
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The Fire TV Stick 24K is a (relatively) wide rectangle, measuring 21080 inches long including the HDMI port.
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Beyoncé doesn't have anything to do with this, I just wanted to draw her name in a rectangle.
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It projects a rectangle of red text and icons down in the lower right of your visual field.
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The Apex has an in-display fingerprint sensor; press anywhere within the rectangle and your fingerprint will authenticate.
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VIPkid provides a curriculum and materials to help teachers "make the best of that little rectangle", she explains.
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Given the unusual shape of the device, the leather case turns the Kindle into a more traditional rectangle.
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It still comes out as a single piece, just a little more L-shaped than the usual rectangle.
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You could, in theory, put chocolates in a box shaped like anything: a square, a rectangle, a duck.
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They also found a 20-foot long metal rectangle that was identified as the vessel's iron water tank.
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The building is a "roundrect," a rectangle with rounded corners, similar to the windows on the original Macintosh.
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Form the dough into a rectangle (measuring about 10 inches by 6 inches) and place on a tray.
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Roll the dough out to a rectangle, and cover the surface with thin slices of tomato and mozzarella.
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In both cases, they extended beyond the flat rectangle hung parallel to the wall that so irked Judd.
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A river seems to run between them, but it is blanked out by a central rectangle — a doorway.
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Just below the tabletop, where there should be a wall, there is instead a rectangle of bare trees.
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So you need to add the rectangle in Figure 1 labeled "government revenue" to the overall economic losses.
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The courtroom where people are tortured was, to begin with, a rectangle of brick walls, smooth and whitewashed.
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But if you keep getting the rectangle by accident, you can turn it off so that doesn't happen.
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And the bottom right of this theatrical poster includes the oval and rectangle from the Blue Note logo.
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Holding down on the mouse, drag to form a rectangle that seems to cut through the gauzy filter.
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Rondinone's newest, grand sculpture, "elevated rectangle landscape" (21897), opens the show and sets this forlorn context into play.
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Subgraphs are all the graphs you can make by deleting an edge (or edges) from the original graph: Or by contracting two vertices into one: The chromatic polynomial of the rectangle is equal to the chromatic polynomial of the rectangle with one edge deleted minus the chromatic polynomial of the triangle.
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I'm looking at the world around me, and when I contain it within a rectangle, I make it visible.
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This would never fit in the average home where the doorbell is a half-inch by three-inch rectangle.
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Gilmore still has his UAE dog tag, a rectangle of white gold imprinted with his blood type, AB-negative.
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It doesn't matter if the lenses are rectangle, oval, circle, cat eye...as long as they're tiny, they're trendy.
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The ugly black rectangle can be gone in seconds, leaving you to enjoy everything else about your living room.
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The JIB put all these into a small plastic rectangle that sits in the middle of the audio cable.
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To add functionality to your coding project, you introduce "parts" like a microphone or a rectangle or an animation.
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An expanse of purple-black minimally suggests a dim interior, strongly contrasted by the rectangle of exaggeratedly glowing sky.
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"The footage within the rectangle is displaced once again based on a highly detailed animated Perlin noise," Sab explains.
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Give or take the Sydney Opera House, architecture was still in the era of the rectangle when she began.
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Take a look: Both logos feature a rounded rectangle with two colors split by a white, left-facing silhouette.
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The large rooftop bar, an airy rectangle of muted tones, glass and steel, leaves most ambience to the altitude.
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You can find Krakus Ham in several formats: long deli rectangle, "ham" shape, or pre-sliced in the bag.
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He invites passers by to help him fill in a grid scrawled onto both sides of the blank rectangle.
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What bears sustained attention is the way Whitney treats each rectangle differently, again without calling attention to his approach.
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It's a white rectangle, the refrigerated kind that pull up on city sidewalks and unload produce, fish, or meats.
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Near the top of the rectangle the white overflows slightly into the black, upsetting the impression of precise lineation.
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In one image, O's position on a prominent rectangle invites speculation as to her role within the larger work.
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Rachel Owens hung a rectangle of canvas on the wall with a short list of items burned into it.
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In "On the Subway," she has vertically bisected the subway car's horizontal rectangle and choreographed the space with color.
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They're equal to the area of that rectangle – the increase in capital multiplied by the size of the wedge.
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Conservative views, though fading, remain strong across this rectangle of Pacific beachfront and suburban sprawl southeast of Los Angeles.
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It is the icon with a blue rectangle and three white lines in the shape of an "A."2.
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She was gently laid to rest after her footprints were stamped in black ink on a rectangle of paper.
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"The Metrograph experience is about sharing the magic of cinema beyond the rectangle of the movie frame," he said.
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One has a large white arrow overlapping the edges of a black rectangle and slicing it into five triangles.
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Another untitled gouache, this one from 1947, shows a broad, pinkish rectangle with rounded corners against a dark background.
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We walked to our narrow rectangle tract, which was lined by quiet apartment buildings set back above the street.
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A rectangle of sun spilled through the starboard-side door, swaying and moving against the grain of the carpet.
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For all these reasons, we dubbed Snapware&aposs Airtight Rectangle Food Storage Container the best food storage container overall.
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Starting at the bottom (on the long side of the rectangle), roll dough and pinch ends together to seal.
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The rectangle of fabric sagged between us, rather than appearing taut and expansive as I'd seen in archival footage.
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It was partly consumed by newer asphalt, its distinctive round and rectangle shape seeming to recede into the road.
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An ex-colleague asked a math question in chat room for his little girl: A fat rectangle and a thin rectangle with same width, the area of the fat one is a double of the thin one, if the length of the fat is 10, what is the length of the thin?
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It's a candy-bar shaped rectangle with rounded corners, but there's no trigger or joystick or wheel to be found.
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Inches and centimeters run along its outer edges, pixels and picas along the narrow rectangle that cuts through its middle.
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Imagine two convex polygons, such as a rectangle and a circle, centered on a point that serves as the target.
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Comprised of a human-sized pink neon rectangle, it's filled with large, faux tropical leaves in green and shiny gold.
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In "B/W VI" (1967–68), two curved lines appear, attached to a rectangle to produce a totally anomalous shape.
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Not to be out-droned, market leader DJI announced the Mavic Pro, which folds up into a cute little rectangle.
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A gray-dappled beard frames his chin in such a way that his head seems to form a perfect rectangle.
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But when she needs to make a big impression, it's a lot cooler than a tiny rectangle of card stock.
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The most common are the golden rectangle, the golden triangle, and the pretty spiral observed in a chambered nautilus shell.
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The red rectangle indicates the proportion of the texture that is moving, and the remainder of the texture is static.
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On the NEX, only a small rectangle pops up from the top of the phone to reveal the front camera.
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Understandably; the rectangle of glass and plastic usually lacks the appeal of horsepower figures, of autonomous capabilities, of night vision.
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Why does a TV need to look like a big black rectangle in your living room when it's turned off?
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There are two image selection tools (rectangle and oval) a "Pin to top" option and the real highlight: GIF creation.
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The photo shows a rectangle speaker with a large touchscreen and what appears to be a camera at the top.
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The space, which opened in February, is a deep rectangle, done mostly in subdued gray and pewter lit with white.
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""That little plastic rectangle or phone enables a retailer to have full confidence that they&aposre going to get paid.
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Of the numerous species flying south over New York City, many touch down briefly in that vast rectangle of greenery.
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Roll your rectangle of dough to 7" x 18" with a rolling pin, keeping the sides very straight and even.
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Place the refrigerated dough onto a lightly floured surface and roll out once more to an 8" x 20" rectangle.
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Another thing worth noting is that the Vega looks like a big ol' rectangle when it's carried like a backpack.
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In "b/w/g #2010" (22), a thin white line runs vertically through the black rectangle on the left side.
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This elegant, limpid rectangle runs across the front of Matt Saunders's David Hockney-style evocation of a California pleasure palace.
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Yeah okay so "T" is my intial, and it's inside— that was supposed to be a square not a rectangle.
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In "Inside Outside" (2016), Lerner stacks three lozenges spanning the vertical rectangle, one above the other, against a black ground.
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And in the show's largest work, "Rectangle Diptych" (2013), neons commune benevolently with the Parrish's massive south-facing picture window.
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There is a direct revenue loss, which is also the wage gain, equal to the wide, short rectangle: K dtau.
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There's a standard rectangle, likely representing the flagship device and a squarer foldable successor to last year's troubled Galaxy Fold.
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Each frame holds a rectangle of Harwood's grow cloth, about two and a half feet by five feet in size.
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And this cleaner-than-the-rest rectangle of wall was formerly covered by an art print they got in college.
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The PBV resembles a beige rectangle and will utilize AI to find optimal routes and travel in platoons, Hyundai says.
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Generously dust another half of the dough, perpendicular to the rectangle you just folded, with tapioca starch and fold again.
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In "Friend," for example, a wobbly black line separates a field of gray from an intruding rectangle of amiable chartreuse.
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The gently tapered, shieldlike rectangle of "Aegis," which takes its title from Zeus' magical breastplate, also resembles a (Cycladic) head.
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They open by pressing a silver rectangle that is in the place a regular door handle would be for the car.
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The area in the rectangle is shown in fiery detail on the right, taken by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array.
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That little rectangle on the Spectre x360 is its built-in fingerprint sensor, which comes standard as part of the system.
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Inside the rectangle, surrounded by a scumbled violet-and-red ring, violet, indigo, and orange circles float against a black ground.
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The blue appears behind the flag's 50 stars (one for each state!), in the rectangle situated in its top-left corner.
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Get the rectangle, or go all in with authenticity to get the nose-shaped one, both priced at $10.99 on Amazon.
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Think about it: a square or rectangle can easily be pressured into a parallelogram without changing the length of its sides.
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In addition there were the defining characteristics of the first iPhone, now familiar (black round rectangle with a big screen, etc.).
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Inside on a shining wooden floor stood a single barber chair facing a rectangle window, which looked out onto the sea.
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You could take it with you, but it is a long slim rectangle that's not ideal for shoving in your bag.
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Apple Card is an all metal rectangle that looks exactly what you'd expect a credit card from Apple to look like:
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Juelia Kinney, Joe Bailey, Samantha Steffen, and Nick Peterson were involved in what can only be described as a love rectangle.
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To get an even rectangle cutout, use a striper brush to paint a thick horizontal line a third down the nail.
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With a liquid eyeliner pen, like Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner ($22), draw a rectangle starting at the cuticle.
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You pass No. 22, then No. 24, but instead of No. 19973 you find a rectangle of grass and rosemary shrubs.
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Instead of regarding painting's rectangle as a problem, she finds freedom within its limitations, without limiting herself to a signature style.
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Placed dead center within a diagonally divided rectangle, the sleeping man is just another thing within a larger scheme of things.
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Unwrap the puff pastry and, following the fold lines, cut each sheet into 6 rectangles, then cut each rectangle in half.
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A small rectangle appeared around her head, and after a few seconds, the screen displayed her name and national identification number.
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"I'm projecting that the sun will be approximately there when totality hits," she said, etching an imaginary rectangle with her finger.
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Lay the remaining fabric flat in a rectangle, and drizzle the glue randomly so that most of the fabric is covered.
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The lights went down, and for twenty minutes the only sound was the soft trickle of water seeping into the rectangle.
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You can delete or duplicate questions as needed by clicking the trash can or layered rectangle icon, located below each question.
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I had folded a blanket into a person-size rectangle—just enough weight to feel like I was being pinned down.
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Each window — a blue rectangle above a dark gray one— becomes an abstract version of the ocean, sky, land and night.
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That makes it much more valuable as a wristwatch since it doesn&apost turn into a blank black rectangle when idle.
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Instead, ten years on, looking at the same super-successful black rectangle, investors, analysts, and tech pundits insist Apple, the most valuable company on the planet, needs a massively disruptive invention; a car, or iTunes-scale revolution in the TV industry, largely, maybe, because it is a little boring to opine about that rectangle every year.
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The LS100 is designed for those who desire a giant display without the massive glass and plastic rectangle to spoil the decor.
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A regular rectangle crib would have just felt to intrusive in the space and be much easier to run into the corners.
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The preview features one woman balking at her weight and another saying "I am almost a rectangle" after her hips are measured.
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When Fridtjof Nansen, a Norwegian explorer, observed the sun during an 1893 Arctic voyage, it was not a circle — but a rectangle.
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Everyone's moving to longer bezel-less and edge-to-edge displays, but Razer's sticking with the tried and true 16:9 rectangle.
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Where the T9 differs from Nest or Ecobee is its shape: it's a vertically oriented rectangle that's narrower than it is tall.
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A few horses grazed near a big, fenced-in rectangle of grass—in the summer, Celmins explained, this is a polo field.
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From another angle it's a perfect rectangle, with the cubes refracting and reflecting the landscape into an almost disco ball-like surface.
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Though I haven't even unlocked the game's third adventure (featuring the rectangle shaped Qudy), I've still really enjoyed my time playing BOXBOY!
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I tried to import a picture of a loaf of bread, but was left with the same uncropped rectangle I started with.
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The Monolithic black rectangle on stage with luminous, bouncing blue dots at eye level was not Project Debater, IBM's argumentative artificial intelligence.
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He shows me a rectangle of foam-core with a straw, a broken pen, and a few thumb tacks stuck to it.
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You can already picture every referee halfheartedly making a little rectangle, except for Wes McCauley who'd go all Marcel Marceau on us.
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The book was cut on the diagonal so that it formed a kind of tapered rectangle, like the base of a ziggurat.
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The experiment consisted of a pair of sands, a white "heavy" sand atop a black "light" sand, in a see-through rectangle.
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SmartVR meets Google's certification standards for Cardboard, but instead of a foldable cardboard cutout, it's a thin rectangle made of black nylon.
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For guidance, the LIX package ships with a single template sheet with exactly two ultra-basic designs: a square and a rectangle.
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Like all products that reach maturity, modern smartphones as we know them today â€" rectangle glass touchscreen slabs â€" have become boring.
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MR. GRENDENE In our family room, we have a long rectangle painting of a single brush stroke in red by James Nares.
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We have a rectangle that contains all of the knowledge in the world, and we use it to look at cute animals.
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Like an embarrassed or jilted lover, Microsoft masks the memory of the Google encounter with a giant white rectangle in Bing maps.
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When you think of an advent calendar, you probably picture a cardboard rectangle with little doors concealing small pieces of mediocre chocolate.
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THE PLACE Jia is a windowless, 75-person-capacity rectangle on the first floor of the crystalline, 20-story Hotel on Rivington.
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As the drone descended slightly, a purple rectangle flickered on a video feed that was being relayed to engineers monitoring the test.
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Place the dough on a floured surface, and, using a rolling pin, roll dough into a 10-inch-by-12-inch rectangle.
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The gambara—Salah's preferred piece—is considered a "sister" to the gumbri; it's another three-stringed lute, the body a solid rectangle.
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The Chicago arcade bar Replay Lincoln Park announced the bar earlier this week in true Fyre fashion: with a blank orange rectangle.
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The rectangle stretches from the painting's left to right edge, while the white ground is visible across the top and bottom edges.
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Roll the dough into a 9-by-12 inch rectangle and cut in 24 pieces, each 3-by-1 1/2 inches.
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Kids See Ghosts used a similar suspended rectangle for its performance at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw festival over the weekend.
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"That squared-off-rectangle shape was very much in the air at the time, particularly in architecture and industrial design," Cavedoni says.
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A handcrafted jug might sell for 47 euros (about $54) and a large rectangle plate decorated with sage-green clovers for €13.
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An imposing rectangle suffused with a series of eye-popping colors continues to dominate the scenic background, suggesting a wide-screen aesthetic.
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You can also tap the small white oval in the bottom center the rectangle, which brings up a set of menu options.
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Roll the dough lightly in flour and then flatten it into a rectangle that is roughly the width of your pasta machine.
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If necessary, you can always re-order the questions by clicking and dragging the rectangle of six dots located above each question.
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Using a rolling pin, roll the disk into a rectangle shape about 18 inches (45 cm) square and ⅛ inch (20193 mm) thick.
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A corridor links the Glass House to the main factory building, which, on a quick glimpse, looks like a metal mesh rectangle.
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The first thing you'll probably notice is that the actual playfield is incredibly tiny, a small rectangle in the center of your television.
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The containment vessel in turn is housed inside the reactor building, a concrete and metal rectangle that offers only minimal protection from radiation.
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But in previous patents, the clickable black rectangle that responds to touch on the DualShock has been referred to as a touch sensor.
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He was actually seeing the slightest sliver of the sun above the horizon several times, one on top of another, building a rectangle.
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But the planets are aligning and I wouldn't want to be stuck watching through an undersized rectangle in the roof of my car.
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Working with one piece at a time and starting at the end closest to you, roll each rectangle tightly and pinch the seams.
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You're not sitting alone in a darkened basement or bedroom staring at a glowing rectangle, acutely aware you're shrugging off the real world.
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She kept one for herself and patted her shield, currently collapsed into a small rectangle of folded metal hanging on her belt hook.
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Cool. That glowing misery rectangle has the capacity to explode the same way Milwaukee woman Dina Mitchell's Fitbit Flex 2 did last week.
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It's the Pop It Pal, a silicone rectangle filled with fake pus to simulate that gross-but-satisfying act of popping a pimple.
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A long rectangle of bigeye tuna tartare seasoned with soy vinegar was strewn with flowers, herbs, pickled shallots and a stripe of caviar.
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This rectangle becomes a geography of social mores, things allowed and things constrained, movements that have been defined by an architecture of tradition.
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The rectangle of clay from which the figures protrude is necessary, but not subject to the attention the rest of the piece receives.
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While the red rectangle at the center of "Winged" (2016) would understandably draw the viewer's eyes, as one moves outward the textures change.
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Check out video of the ArcaBoard, a 57-inch-long, 6-inch-thick rectangle that flies on 36 "high power" electric ducted fans.
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Mine roams, for much of each day, in a space roughly the size of a playing card: the rectangle of my phone's screen.
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This little rectangle of unattainable (for me), impossibly thin (for the time) glass and plastic didn't seem like a world-changer at first.
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In her painting "Yoni," Ledgerwood uses oil and metallic paint to make a yellow and fuchsia rectangle on the painting's bright white ground.
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Pat the dough into a 3/4-inch rectangle and fold the dough over onto itself a total of 5 or 6 times.
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In Bedlam's version, both the nursery and Neverland are represented by a rectangle of artificial turf and walls made up of plastic sheeting.
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In the upper left-hand corner, Winkfield has placed three triangles within an inset white rectangle, suggesting the pyramids or a geometry lesson.
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For another, it's an unusual shape: an elongated rectangle with an appendage (the third of the three tables) hanging off the bottom right.
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I leave a trail of crumbs in my wake, and my clothes are not so much folded as herded into a vague rectangle.
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In the vacuum event, competitors race to be the first to hoover up hundreds of pieces of confetti from a rectangle of carpet.
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One particularly striking example is "Charles H. Sisson," a narrow rectangle, four feet high, painted by Joseph Goodhue Chandler of East Haddam, Conn.
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The other big difference is the price: from $393 for a plain cheese slice to $5 for a Sicilian-style rectangle with pepperoni.
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The other big difference is the price: from $3 for a plain cheese slice to $5 for a Sicilian-style rectangle with pepperoni.
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This makes intuitive sense when you recognize that there should be more ways to color the rectangle with the deleted edge than the rectangle itself: The fact that the top two points aren't connected by an edge gives you more coloring flexibility (you can, for instance, color them the same color, which you're not allowed to do when they're connected).
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In "Untitled (Baum 19833)," done in 2014, a black shape composed of climbing tendrils and descending bulbs hovers in front of a gradated scarlet rectangle on a white ground, while in "Baum 18," from the same year, a cyan rectangle overlaps and partially obscures an animated black line that spans the height of the canvas, preening and stretching its limbs.
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The mother is made a surreal figure with an extended rectangle for a head, two lifted plates with holes for her breasts, one leg a straight rectangle with a bend to make a knee while the other leg is a strangely bent and angled trapezoid that structurally acts as support for the piece but pictorially makes her a grotesque figure.
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The cheaper, LCD device will reportedly stick with 26.1GB of RAM and a rectangle-shaped battery similar to what's in the iPhone 7003 lineup.
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Rather than a white carrying case shaped like dental floss, the Emotion case is a wider rectangle that comes in either black or white.
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Dating between 553 and 2008, each is composed of two elements, a rectangle and a circle, which overlap in the center of the canvas.
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A narrow vertical axis in matte black bisects a glossy black rectangle whose sides are parallel to the physical edges of the wood panel.
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The turning circle of motifs is contained within a rectangle, which means that its edges are cut off: the circle fails to complete itself.
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When a face pops up on the wall, it is immediately surrounded by a white rectangle and some text giving information about that person.
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The formats included a notched circle, a vertical rectangle that doubled as a bas-relief with raised and sunken sections, and idiosyncratic geometric shapes.
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Pat the dough into a 26/235-inch thick rectangle and fold the dough over onto itself a total of 5 or 6 times.
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The black rectangle around the X is also key, because landing outside of it will cost at least one-tenth of an execution point.
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Then he unfolded the tetrahedron into a rectangle, where the 96 sections created a map resembling the surface of the original globe, only flat.
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In addition to capturing a fullscreen screenshot, there are options to capture: a free-form rectangle, a specific aspect ratio or an entire window.
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In the Apple case, those designs are the rounded rectangle casing of the phone, a grid of icons on the screen and a bezel.
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Inside, the steering wheel is refashioned as a thin rectangle with handles that retracts into the dashboard when the car takes over the driving.
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It's almost like you stacked two Heros on top of each other, with a square box instead of a small rectangle as a result.
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But as the morning light "casts a rectangle of bright white on the white tiles of the ward floor," Badkhen writes, he stares dejectedly.
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Beside some of the squares, Florian has placed a yellow rectangle bearing a partial representation of a Chinese ideogram (or series of stylized lines).
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When finished, you should have a rectangle about 3403 by 10 inches (60 by 25 centimeters) and 1/4-inch (6 millimeters) thick. 9.
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The biggest trend around the world is that nearly every man now has a worn-in rectangle in the front pocket of his jeans.
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Likewise, at the left end of the horizontal black rectangle in the middle of the canvas, a short white line bleeds into the black.
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Tax cuts narrow that wedge, bringing in foreign capital, and for a small tax cut those gains equal the yellow rectangle at the right.
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That's a loss for America's GNP – the red rectangle at the bottom — that partially or maybe even completely offsets the gain from the wedge.
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Pat the dough into a 3/4-inch thick rectangle and fold the dough over onto itself a total of 5 or 6 times.
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The container kept its original long-rectangle shape, but felt bright and open, the far end a glass door leading to a deep balcony.
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O.K., sure, this glowing rectangle in my bag can tell me the weather anywhere in the world at this exact moment, but who cares?
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Working with one rectangle at a time, dip your finger in a bit of water and race it around the border of the dough.
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And pool designers responded to an avid public: Whereas today a city is lucky to get a simple rectangle, the old pools had whimsy.
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Seven hundred people sat on bleachers surrounding a sunken rectangle in the drill hall's floor, at each end of which was a grand piano.
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I dutifully erased the rectangle marked "BAR" and made it smaller, but now it was smudged, and more of a focal point than ever.
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The box of "Opening Skinner's Box," which is based on Lauren Slater's much-debated 2004 book, is a hut-size, open-sided, flexible rectangle.
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The same goes for YouTube TV, which played back in a tiny rectangle on the top of the screen when it was propped up.
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Next to the entrance is a luminous work by Alvin Booth, protruding scores of little white hands from a backlit rectangle on the wall.
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"From my desk I can watch her spend a good hour or more in wearying pursuit of game in an open rectangle of boxwoods."
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"From my desk I can watch her spend a good hour or more in wearying pursuit of game in an open rectangle of boxwoods."
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Both the bracket-like forms and the large open, rectangle are derived from the cattle brands Smith knew well from his years in Oklahoma.
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The rectangle was part of a project, "A Refusal," by the early career artist who goes by the deliberately overdetermined name of American Artist.
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Cook also attempted to rationalize spending $1,000 on a slightly more sophisticated rectangle by comparing it to the purchase of a fancy cup of coffee.
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Shim-like triangles in matte black appear on all four sides of the glossy rectangle, suggesting a tilted plane of equal dimensions right behind it.
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"Nobody could find their relatives — but more than food and water, what people craved the most was for that little rectangle to work," he said.
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The company showed a video of a person taking a picture simply by making a rectangle with their fingers directly in front of the glasses.
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In addition, the backlighting reveals that the young woman is now holding a small white rectangle behind her back, pursed between thumb and index finger.
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That means the rectangle within which the headset can project virtual images is about the size of a deck of cards floating at eye level.
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Its boxes were all the same black grid on a white background, and all of it's cartridges a hard rectangle dipped in sharp velvet hue.
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I ended up using a method very similar to one of Kano's tutorials, where I just covered over the flames with microphone-sensitive black rectangle.
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And I really should relearn the lost art of enjoying a moment without trying to strangle it into captivity within the rectangle of my phone.
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I choose not to sit, like many of the others, on the periphery of a large rectangle of paper in the center of the room.
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In a room toward the back of the Venice Arsenale, videos project onto the floor of a pitch-dark room into a rectangle of light.
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The Mayan-inspired structure boasts the original copper doors, with four wings inside that create a large rectangle around a central courtyard and swimming pool.
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As it turns out, spending three and a half hours per day on this little rectangle of anxiety is not difficult for many of us.
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If you're a person who cuts the rectangle of edge pieces out of the pan and leaves the rest to the plebeians, we understand you.
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The archetypal backpack is an upright rectangle, spanning the space from the waist of its wearer up to somewhere just below his or her shoulders.
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The main part of Drylaw House was designed as a well-proportioned and relatively simple rectangle with slate roof in a piend, or hipped, style.
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The company uploaded a short teaser video to YouTube that shows the date, as well as a smartphone-shaped rectangle, and the Google "G" logo.
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The AI system had detected my movements and captured digital photos of my face, framed by a rectangle with the label "poacher" highlighted in red.
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I flew out from Bahrain to the ship, which was cruising up and down a rectangle of water 85033 miles off the coast of Iran.
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You can use your iPhone to measure straight lines, all of the dimensions of a single object, and even calculate the area of a rectangle.
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Immediately roll out the dough again to a rectangle about 24 by 10 inches (60 by 153 centimeters) and 1/4 inch (6 millimeters) thick.
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Then there was a section to consider my body's shape: Was I an hourglass, inverted triangle (what?), a rectangle/banana (are these the same shape
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Thank you, Scott and Scott, for letting us know the importance of the tiny blue rectangle on the new shirts you will be selling. [ESPN]
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Consider how each rectangle, triangle, and trapezoid in "Back and Forth" (2016) is defined by its distinct hue, and how none seems to be repeated.
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A taut string outlines an incomplete rectangle against the white plywood sheets, which rest on the white museum wall — seemingly blending into the exhibition space.
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The beans went everywhere: behind a wineglass, under the edge of a dinner plate, onto a rectangle of slate that was serving as a breadboard.
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Press the piece into a rectangle that measures about 210 by 4 inches and feed it through the widest roller setting on your pasta machine.
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In the upper corner of the page, there is a red rectangle with an X through it and another dark and mysterious figure standing by.
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Over it he has superimposed a large, open rectangle (or frame) with two lines extending from it, each with two right-angled bends in them.
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You look at it now and it's sort of like a rectangle hitting a square across what's supposed to be a ping pong net. Yeah.
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Option one is to whip out the S Pen, hit Smart Select and put a rectangle over any video you can see on the screen. Boom.
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Imagine lying on your back staring up at a large flat-screen television, except that the television has burst out of its rectangle and envelops you.
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BuzzFeed has decided to run banner ads — the ubiquitous, clickable square and rectangle ads that appear all over the internet — after years of talking them down.
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Not everyone loves having a big, black rectangle as the focal point of their living room, and plenty of people don't own a TV at all.
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If the check reveals a possible error the referee can ask for a more detailed "review", which he signals by drawing a rectangle with his fingers.
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He decided to go for it, and he built a comparison tool using maximum percentage overlap with a rectangle of the same area as a country.
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Just hold down Alt before you click and drag, and you'll be able to select any rectangle of text you like, ready for formatting or deleting.
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The flag, a bright yellow rectangle with three thin horizontal stripes, is used by political activists in Vietnam who oppose the Communist-controlled government in Hanoi.
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The scene is still in Minecraft's pixel-art style, but all of the motion is happening within a fixed rectangle many feet away from your eyes.
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Outside the stark black rectangle of a shop on Western Avenue, some guys in black jackets, who appeared to be security guards, were sharing a blunt.
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Flip everything around and you're met with a big 'ol metal rectangle with the Xperia logo, the 23-megapixel camera plus flash, and absolutely nothing else.
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Most real-deal movies screen in a width-to-height ratio of either 1.85:1 or 2.39:93 in theater, which amounts to a large rectangle.
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"Untitled (Black/White)" consists of three nearly identical paintings made of fine, loosely stretched and slightly wrinkled fabric, a rectangle of black above one of white.
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The bottles went from a dark rectangle with a sedate image to a brushed silver/chrome flowing label that features an embossed seal of the winery.
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The towel is a large rectangle measuring 39.4 inches x 23.5 inches, which is a generous size that should accommodate most head sizes and hair lengths.
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For some an unnecessary blemish on their rectangle of glass, for sure, but for others an important touchstone to get them where they needed to go.
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On some days, like when I was stuck for hours waiting to see my dentist, I spent twice as long glued to that bright little rectangle.
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On a lightly floured surface and working with one ball of dough at a time, roll the dough into a 12-inch by 9-inch rectangle.
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Nearly a decade and a half before the iPhone, another black rectangle with a touchscreen and a grid of apps, another mobile computer, hit the market.
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These elemental forces churn, spin, spatter, and crash around an inexplicably blank rectangle floating diagonally across the composition's center — we are looking into a literal void.
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If it's already connected, tap on the iPad icon in the top (it will be a small rectangle) and that will bring up the Summary page.
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Our top pick, the Snapware 8-Cup Airtight Rectangle Food Storage Container, does all this and more, plus, it provides an airtight seal that snaps tight.
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Starting with an image of a solid-colored rectangle, Simon, Jr.'s program in "Window" chooses four new points — one on each of the rectangle's sides.
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The televisions were muted, and you could hear a foghorn from the bay now and again, burping through the rectangle of daylight at the front door.
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As you can see in the picture above, it just looks like a rectangle that sits on your display and gets in the way of everything.
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On earlier iPhones, you have two aspect ratios to choose from: 4:3 (rectangle) or 1:1 (square), both of which are their own shooting modes.
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The whole thing folds down to a 10-inch-wide and 12-inch-long rectangle for easy transportation in a carry-on or overnight duffel bag.
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Shape the dough by taking the narrow side of the rectangle and folding it down one inch while sealing the seam with the heel of your hand.
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I mean, it's still on that screen, but now it's a wide, app-height floating rectangle, and you can fill it with up to 211 app icons.
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Most of the game's core arenas already share the same size and shape: a rounded rectangle that lets players drive up the walls and to the ceiling.
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She is also satirizing Judd's famous claim that the problem with painting is that is rectangle on the wall, and that its shape determines the shapes inside.
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The clean area of carpet that was revealed looked bizarre: a rectangle of dark-blue berber empty of debris, save for a single scrap of pink paper.
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The WiBa looks a lot like any other battery pack — it's a small, oblong rectangle roughly the size of a phone — but it completely cuts the cord.
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Holtville High also participates in the School Flag Program, and on the day of my visit, I could see a green rectangle hoisted high up the flagpole.
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For dessert, Brooklyn chef and artist Jen Monroe served a flat rectangle of gelatin divided in half — blue side flavored like bacon, pink side flavored like strawberry.
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The six pale gray-blue triangles pointing inward from the painting's four sides grip a smaller red rectangle within a larger red plane in a different shade.
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Place a scant tablespoon of the beet and ricotta filling on one half of each rectangle, then fold them over like a book to enclose the filling.
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It's a tidy little black rectangle, and it's amazing to think that this will be able to generate the kinds of visuals Microsoft was showing on stage.
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"Everyone is knitting a little square, and then we will join them together... I got a bit carried away, so... a rectangle," he laughed, holding it up.
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But after more work in the area on Tuesday, the only evidence of the sinkhole was four short wooden posts and a rectangle of slightly greener grass.
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The software, called VNAnimalDetector, basically draws a digital rectangle around any part of a photograph containing an animal and labels it as either a cat or dog.
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He also helped to define its most famous form: The rounded rectangle of polyester on rubber that turned any surface into one perfect for a tracking device.
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The doomed team and the indifferent owners, the brutal concrete rectangle in the swamp that I'd chosen as a church—the shabbiness of all that was immaterial.
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On a gold rectangle inside the chest area of the flight suit, passengers could write a "personal mission statement" for why they want to go to space.
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Woven in Nepal in 2016, the carpet lyrically evokes a vacant rectangle of pavement in Berlin on which an equestrian statue of Kaiser Friedrich III once stood.
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He reached his family's old property, in a field with a view of the sea and snowcapped mountains, and stood above a shin-high rectangle of stone.
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Voices My friends called it a boxcar, the tiny cream-colored duplex I rented in Austin 20 years ago, a long rectangle divided by doorways without doors.
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Eden 7-Piece Rectangular Outdoor Dining Set, $2,460, available in 2 colors at YardbirdSet includes:4 Armless Dining Chairs 2 Arm Dining Chairs 1 Rectangle Dining Table
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I'm thinking of the power of the ochre rectangle in the 1967 painting to lend its warmth to the other zones, one of which is nearly black.
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The off-center stacks conveys Whitney's process of always finding his way with each rectangle and color, always remembering what he has done and not repeating himself.
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On the ruler, find the left indent control (which looks like a blue triangle pointed down) and the left margin control (which is a small blue rectangle).
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The 2015 paintings shown in New York were wrought in tightly interlocking designs filling the rectangle almost to bursting, with collisions of pattern that verged on the psychedelic.
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For the third and final stretch and fold, gently stretch the dough into a rectangle, scatter the potatoes over the top, and gently press them into the dough.
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When you fling your fingers apart to see the band bigger on your phone screen, all you're doing is chopping your photo down to a teeny-tiny rectangle.
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You can now draw a rectangle around any object in a video, and YouTube will then blur it and automatically follow it as it moves through a scene.
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"Other people chose to body-shame her, writing things like "Kate Upton built like a Samsung charger" and "sentient rectangle Kate Upton can shut all the way up.
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The rectangle on the left shows a cut-out of 1,000 square degrees in the sky containing nearly 120,000 galaxies, or roughly 10 percent of the total survey.
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It's the only rectangle-shaped Instant Pot, making it ace for cooking larger chickens, ducks, or roasts, as well as casseroles and bakes that need to be flat.
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New York's 2nd district, which is shaped like a rectangle that spans from Seaford to Sayville on the south shore of Long Island, is a solidly Republican district.
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Years ago I ate lunch in a banana plantation in Costa Rica and it was very peaceful; I still remember that my sandwich had rectangle ham on it.
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However, in cases of design patent infringement, like the smartphone case, all other contributions are essentially voided and the rounded rectangle and gridded screen of icons reign supreme.
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Flatten the dough into a rectangle to the best of your ability, and cut the dough into 23-ounce pieces (about 6 pieces for one batch of dough).
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I can still unfurl it and get a parallelogram which has the same area as the rectangle (= base x height), so the surface area stays the same, right?
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It's a sleek rectangle crafted from aerospace-grade aluminum that oozes charm, in a way that nothing in the current Logitech Harmony lineup can come close to matching.
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This one's got buckets containing marijuana plants just days away from cultivation neatly arranged in a precise rectangle that takes up all but the perimeter of the space.
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Above us, in a giant rectangle, dangled thousands of glowing balloons that lit up at various moments throughout the show while dropping down and nearly touching our heads.
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A small gray and blue rectangle slides into frame on the top right of Ms. Kolokathis's laptop, and thus on the top right corner of the TV, too.
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For sleepers who have neck pain: If you can't take any chances on your neck not being fully supported, a non-rectangle shaped pillow could be more reliable.
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Available was a $13 picnic basket from République, the Los Angeles bistro, that included two desserts: a rectangle of salted caramel chocolate cake and a square peach crisp.
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Even the size and shape threw some people who were used to the rectangle form factor Amazon had been honing since the days of the second-generation Kindle.
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Odds are, you'd scribble a rectangle with two downward wings for your palms to grip, a D-pad, four face buttons, shoulder triggers, and a pair of thumbsticks.
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Fold the dough into a rectangle and repeat, switching the setting down to one narrower after each go, until the dough has gone through the second-thinnest setting.
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The big difference here is that the LG Signature OLED TV R rolls up into a stylish little rectangle, and that difference apparently costs a ton of money.
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Once the rat has sniffed the first half-meter's width of the rectangle, the trainers take a half-meter step to the side, and the rat sets off again.
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Or, we could use the hidden compartment — which is neatly tucked under the product rectangle or square — as a cooler way to stash emergency money, Altoids, hair ties, whatever.
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It stands for the Rectangle Below Chambers Street, bounded roughly by Chambers Street, Broadway, Whitehall Street and Water Street (or the East River, if South Street Seaport is included).
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As with TVs, it turns out that a big 1080p 16:9 rectangle is the best and most reliable way to show the majority of video content out there.
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The rectangle on the left is smaller than the one on the right and rises above it, giving the impression that the one on the right has slipped down.
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Debuted at this year's NAMM show, Phase is a pair of small rectangle-shaped transmitters with sticky bottoms that you affix to the top of a piece of vinyl.
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I now have neither the phone nor the recording, but I do remember being irritated by having to hold up that glowing rectangle and filtering the experience through it.
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And that, friends of the internet, is the most significant hardware design update this rectangle with rounded corners has gotten since Steve Jobs first announced the iPhone in 2007.
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The company says that it will now allow its 300×250 medium rectangle ads to be implemented above the fold on the mobile web, without resulting in AdSense violations.
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The Dallas Museum of Art and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art jointly acquired Walter De Maria's "Large Rod Series: Circle/Rectangle, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13" (20163).
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Still, at the airport, after coming off the plane, like all other passengers, I had been made to stand on a rectangle of red carpet and face a camera.
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Most involve design aspects, such as rounded-rectangle corners and icons organized in a grid that Samsung argues do not significantly contribute to value or create substantial consumer differentiation.
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The icon, a solid rectangle surrounded by a dotted line, is found on the left side toolbar by right-clicking the Object Selection Tool and clicking the third icon.
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Except in some very specialized cases, like a car interior, the best shape for a screen — be it a monitor, TV, or a smartphone screen — is a simple rectangle.
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Spaced across the strips are the letters of the painting's title; each is written in magenta on a pink, irregular rectangle, which is affixed to the painting's turquoise surface.
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What strikes me about the simple division (a cross dividing the horizontal rectangle into four equal sections) she establishes in these drawings is how much she does with it.
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On a lightly floured surface and working with one ball of dough at a time, roll the dough into a 14-inch by 7-inch rectangle or long oval.
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The boy, who looks like he is striking a kung fu pose, occupies a maroon square facing the man and woman, who are standing in an adjacent, red rectangle.
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"Hard-line Yellow (Echo)" (1991) contains two centers of gravity — a red oval and a tilted yellow rectangle embedded into a bluish ground that resembles stippled and mottled limestone.
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The Iraqi military has pushed insurgents into a shrinking rectangle no more than 300 by 500 meters beside the Tigris river in Mosul; but the resistance has been fierce.
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No matter how reliant you might feel on the small, glowing rectangle in your pocket, the distinction is clear: you are a person and your phone is your property.
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There are the unboxing videos posted on YouTube: People exulting in receiving the precious new metallic rectangle, lovingly unwrapping it, boasting to the world of their ownership of it.
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If you are looking for a container that snaps closed easily and provides a tight seal, the Snapware 8-Cup Airtight Rectangle Food Storage Container is your best bet.
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Only the fireworks table is depicted literally in Dane Laffrey's minimal set, which for "Lewiston" consists of a rectangle of gray industrial carpet surrounded on three sides by audience.
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We also liked the way that the weight of that heavy black rectangle looming above her seemed to nicely capture the sense of helplessness many of these teens feel.
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The main sensation I felt there was the curvature of the earth, and painting within a rectangle seemed increasingly arbitrary—it seemed to turn the experience into a picture.
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In the upper right corner, a mullion-like lick of pale orange divides the yellowish white rectangle in half; this might be the high window the title refers to.
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The exhibit's explanatory wall text, which has itself been partially obscured by a black rectangle, cites the French literary group Oulipo as Rasheed's primary methodological influence for the show.
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The in-the-round (or rectangle) seating puts the audience right in the midst of the munitions factory and, later, the Chicago club in which the show takes place.
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American officials, citing possible security threats, keep most personnel confined to the 570-acre rectangle of scrubland, which is a 10-minute drive from the center of Djibouti city.
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The entire region comprises a narrow, approximate rectangle stretching about 34 miles from northwest of the city of Lyon on its southern end to the Mâconnais in the north.
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The empanadas are not the Hot Pocket variety but a Galician style, sliced from a full rectangle of burnished puff pastry encasing fillings like a delicious sweet-savory pork.
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There are few places less equipped to host a fashion show than the Harry S. Truman Building, a squat, brutalist-lite rectangle that houses the US Department of State.
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They're about half the size, the LCD display is square rather than rectangle, and those helpful icons on the top and bottom of the screen seem to be gone now.
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The one-minute spot puts Xiaomi's smartphone in the role of Kubrick's monolith, an all knowing, all seeing black rectangle that appears at various locations on Earth and other planets.
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It brings me the safety of carrying a large rectangle in my pockets at all times but comes without the stress of constant Twitter notifications, emails, and (lack of) iMessages.
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In "Untitled" (2018), a red rectangle containing scraping-down heads with features solely consisting of undulating white lines could be a frame, a chamber, a window, or a compositional device.
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His pieces, which range from an embroidered orange pocket to a rectangle of cloth studded with beads, often incorporate intimate, confessional language, as though Leonilson were speaking directly to you.
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Citing the book's authors, The Telegraph reports that a rectangle of four Sarsen stones, or sandstone blocks, when split in half diagonally, forms a perfect Pythagorean 3700:12:13 triangle.
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Ask someone to draw a smartphone, and until the last year or so, odds were that they'll come up with a black rectangle with a circular button on the bottom.
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Where the H3 ANC's battery pack was a thick disc, the E4's is noticeably slimmer, and now in a small rectangle shape with a polymer surface for greater tactility.
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Using an atypical color palette, the "mint" Robin looks like Googie architecture packed into a 5-inch rectangle or a 1950s smartphone sitting on the dashboard of a '57 Chevy.
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Unlike Fujfilm's Instax Mini and Wide format films, which are rectangle-framed instant photos, Instax Square film is basically a shrunken down version of the iconic Polaroid Type-600 film.
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A medium-sized rectangle, by its very nature, will push much of the page's content below the fold, as the ad itself takes up a good chunk of the screen.
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Magic Leap has improved on Microsoft's HoloLens in this respect — it's got a 50-degree diagonal field of view, which works out to a rectangle that's around 45 percent bigger.
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The Oculus acquisition was a big step back into gaming through VR. Still, most of us spend our days not in a headset but in front of a glowing rectangle.
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The 5.2-inch screen is capped at top and bottom by either a blue-green or very dark blue border area, each containing circular elements that soften the severe rectangle.
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Hillenburg's iconic cartoon about a porous yellow rectangle brought some light and optimism to our dark world, and even taught at least one kid how to do the Heimlich maneuver.
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Made of wood and painted white, Elizabeth Atterbury's pristine "Court" (2017) stands in the middle of the floor, a large rectangle sectioned into discrete rectangles by vertical and horizontal bars.
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Hanukkah Lamps The oldest example in this long-term exhibition of eighty Hanukkah lamps is a low rectangle of copper alloy capped with a lion's head, from sixteenth-century Italy.
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A few days later, on a bush-plane flight, I spotted Chicão's mine from above: a tiny, raw rectangle in the forest, like a gum wrapper dropped onto Wrigley Field.
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It was difficult to recognize the significance at the time, but that single, floating rectangle at the top of my computer screen would bring into being an entirely unique market.
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A half-hour from New Orleans, St. John the Baptist is a rectangle of modest homes bounded by the Mississippi River on one side and a large factory on another.
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Just look out of your window and you're likely to see a zombified walker staring at her smartphone, or maybe a driver sneaking an illegal look at a black rectangle.
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Past the cottage, way out into the rows of tombstones, is a coffin-sized rectangle of fresh grass, which was several shades darker than the surrounding lawn this past spring.
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The curtain itself had a playful trompe-l'oeil effect: it had been digitally printed with an image of the rectangle of flaked paint which had been exposed by the theft.
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One place stood out: Hobbs, the largest city in Lea County, a misshapen rectangle speckled by pump jacks in the oil-rich Permian Basin, along the edge of western Texas.
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It was compacted into a large rectangle and the artists started sculpting away from the top down with tools including sticks, trowels, and even dental utensils for the finer parts.
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The caterer has also suggested the steak frites, a slender rectangle of beef encircled by a flat ribbon of fried potato that floats inches above it, anchored at the base.
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Mr. Morrison generally eschewed the typical rectangle-shaped panels of most comic book layouts for pages that are more like free-flowing collages inspired by psychedelic posters from the 1960s.
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That means fewer than one-fifth of the participants could remember the correct positioning of the familiar blue-and-red rectangle of Domino's, or the three black stripes of Adidas.
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Traylor would sometimes start one of these portraits with a rectangle or flattened oval, as if trying to capture weight and body as general categories before moving on to specifics.
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Leer en español AT THE EDGE of Concepción, a small city in southern Chile, a 20173-foot tower stands on a hill, a stark concrete rectangle among eucalyptus and pine.
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Nabisco's animal crackers are a staple of American snack food aisles, and the box — a red-and-yellow rectangle featuring brightly colored circus animals cavorting in cages — is instantly recognizable.
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At the same time, four scumbled gray spaces demarcated by the layered blue planes and the rigid vertical "zips" draw our attention to the corners of the interior, bordered rectangle.
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In the two paintings titled "Wyoming Window, June" (2018), the rectangle is divided into two distinct areas, with a vertical band running down the middle, from the top to bottom edge.
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In "Rising Star" (33), for example, a screen of dots rests on top of a color-rectangle composition, their internal logic combining to produce an overarching sense of totality and harmony.
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YouTube will always render a preview of the blurred video, so if something didn't work quite right, you can always try again by placing the rectangle in a slightly different spot.
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In "Black Center" (2017), a full spectrum of brightly colored, right-angled shapes (bars, rectangles, stepped and L-shaped forms) swarm around a black rectangle, pressing into and overlapping its corners.
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One of the filters is said to be an Instagram-sized square, instead of the native rectangle on the iPhone, though Apple's camera software already has that functionality built in. So…?
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But cutting a hole out of an otherwise solid rectangle seems a bridge too far, when content displayed on these devices is designed to take advantage of a full rectangular screen.
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Every high-end phone these days is designed with some combination of metal and glass, and so you could argue that there are only so many ways to make a rectangle.
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Both adverts and statue look just like the original video teaser released by Google this week, showing a plain white rounded rectangle alongside the date October 4th, and Google's "G" icon.
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The second generation Kindle e-reader essentially sent the tone for all that came after it: a centered, portrait-mode rectangle screen and uniform body that tapers subtly at the edges.
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The bowl, the cup (but no spoon), a sleeping mat, a rectangle of blue sky visible through the window — here, in this tiny space, Mandela maintained the captaincy of his soul.
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Printed in big black Hebrew characters on a rectangle of brown paper was the Yiddish word "toyre" (Torah), which is used almost interchangeably in this translation with the word "traditsye" (tradition).
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Benson's work is indebted to the playful, illusionistic cartooning of Elizabeth Murray, but she departs from Murray's influence in that her work returns to the rectangle and achieves illusion through layering.
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Then, on your left, you'll see the stucco facade of an apparently anonymous edifice — an ocher two-story rectangle overlooking a simple walled garden and lawn, the lake just beyond them.
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At her burial, in a cemetery called Gate of Heaven, the fresh rectangle of grass laid on her grave was the shape and size of a door, its edges still visible.
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While we color chatted, we each separately wrote down a transcript of words that corresponded to our chosen rectangles and how we each "read" the other person's rectangle, in real time.
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Blake's house was a low rectangle of sugary-pink stucco in a tidy gated community called Marrakesh Country Club, which doesn't allow garage sales, so emptying an estate there presents challenges.
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It was just a crepe, with a yellow-white scrum of egg, herbs, swabbed sauces, flagrant chile, ham and a great rectangle of bao cui that went in and emerged unbroken.
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In the large charcoal-on-canvas "No Sign for the Refugee Camp" (2006), an empty rectangle in the upper middle of the composition is surrounded with charcoal lines of different densities.
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A shade of blue evocative of Microsoft Windows, the monochrome rectangle, surrounded by a welter of words and images competing for my attention, stood out for its soothing and unassuming homogeneity.
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In order to include the wooden table in "Three Tables in Rome," Clements had to add sheets of paper that extend below the bottom edge from this otherwise long, horizontal, irregular rectangle.
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"Me too," Jeremiah said and they swooped right like two birds changing course, leaving behind their small rectangle of freedom and allowing the burden of the city to swallow them whole again.
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For example, a simple 2-by-1 rectangle only admits one edge-to-edge tiling of the plane, but it admits infinitely many tilings of the plane that aren't edge-to-edge!
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Between that red phone, this TV, and that nostalgia-inducing black rectangle of a radio, I find myself questioning why Bang & Olufsen doesn't repurpose more of its old designs for newer functions.
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At 2160×1920 (for the rectangle, naturally; the circle is likely 1920 in diameter) and just about 2 inches across, these displays have an impressive pixels-per-inch rating of over 1,000.
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In Johns's paintings and prints titled "Corpse and Mirror," some of which are sectioned into six rectangles, one rectangle imperfectly mirrors the one adjacent to it, establishing a series of visual echoes.
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Throughout the film, Tarantino uses windows and doors to create multiple mini frames within the overall rectangle of the screen, dividing up the action so that it can be shown in parallel.
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On the way out of the gallery, I noticed a black rectangle sticking out from where you might ordinarily expect to see an "Exit" sign instead of a piece of solid graphite.
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Despite getting smaller in size, this latest Xbox console revision is shipping without the hulking rectangle that has gone between gaming machine and power outlet ever since the debut of Xbox 360.
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Class of Service: Business The Bag: The emerging Asian brand Seventy Eight Percent, known for high-quality, sophisticated bags, is behind the kits, which come in either a rectangle or clutch style.
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Swings, seesaw, monkey bars jammed into a weedy rectangle of mulch, a cedar gazebo, three picnic tables, a scrawny maple tree casting a thin slice of adolescent shade across a water fountain.
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Apple's infringement claims are based on three patented designs: a rectangular front face with rounded corners, a similar rectangle with a rim or "bezel," and a colorful grid of on-screen icons.
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By then Arena was performing in a new theater in the round (more of a rectangle, really) of about 800 seats at its current location along the Washington Channel in southwest Washington.
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The fact that she has found this freedom without developing a signature style or abandoning painting and the rectangle is a rather remarkable achievement that has never received the attention it warrants.
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Of all the works, it has both the most generalized, blob-like outline as well as the most articulated secondary feature — a hybrid of rectangle and oval that suggests forearm and fist.
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"Fever Within" (1995), from which the exhibition takes its title, has a seated nude female on a rectangle made from metal siding that still retains most of its original sickly yellow paint.
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Viewers seated on three sides of a long rectangle in one of Performance Space's two new theaters are confronted simultaneously with action in the foreground and the background or to the side.
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By drawing a tight rectangle around Cookie's cross-eyed face and hitting "translate," the algorithm gave me several mutant animals in an attempt to match the cat face to new species' bodies.
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The Shangri-La Hotel rises up as a sleek tower along Colombo's scenic Galle Face drive, a 210-story rectangle of steel and bluish glass with unobstructed views of the Indian Ocean.
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Her room was bathed in the glow of her computer charger and wireless router, but the closet doorway was dark, darker than night, a rectangle of complete darkness — the heart of darkness.
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Amneal Pharmaceuticals makes the Adrenaclick, a similar epinephrine auto-injector, while private drugmaker Kaleo makes the Auvi-Q, a smaller, rectangle-shaped device that talks the user through how to use it.
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If you want to try it out, upload an image of your loyal good boy, draw a rectangle around the dog's face using the cursor, and click translate to see them transformed.
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Each rectangle is mottled with the three other colors in the work; little specks of paint stand up ever so slightly, like the polyester on a paint roller left out to dry.
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And when they did come over for an impromptu viewing of They Live or whatever, the experience was more social, closer to visiting a private movie theater than huddling around a stupid rectangle.
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One ("Mother's Pride V," 2019) consists of a rectangle made from hundreds of slices of bread stuck to the wall, from which the silhouette of Gormley's body is cut out, tumbling head-down.
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The 2017 version slims down the console to a remarkably portable rectangle, adds a redesigned controller with a built-in ambient microphone, and includes a more traditional wand-like remote in the box.
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Field of view is a huge problem for mixed reality headsets, which can generally just project images into a moderately sized rectangle in front of you, leaving the rest of the world bare.
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They used Kruger's favored red rectangle and white Futura font to create their now-iconic red box logo, and later filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against another streetwear brand that riffed on that.
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The Vive towers can cover a maximum area of 15 by 15 feet, but I was able to play almost every experience Valve provided in a rectangle just wider than my outstretched arms.
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So, while the Infobar series has lost a little of its distinctiveness due to the necessity of accomodating a large black rectangle, the modern smartphone paradigm serves as vindication of Fukasawa's initial motivation.
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Although we might already have seen the phones in question, with leaks earlier this week showing two rather bland handsets that at least match the plain-rounded-rectangle look of the ads below.
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Starting with the seam on the right, roll out the dough one final time to a rectangle about 217 by 2365 inches (2340 by 218 centimeters) and 215/153 inch (215 millimeters) thick.
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At once exultant and instructive, this large, looming rectangle of black metal shelving is profuse with leafy potted plants and some cacti — a bit of real Eden to pore over, become intimate with.
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If we connect the edges in our mind's eye, as we might instinctively do, we will recognize that the three forms add up to a rectangle made of three distinct but related shapes.
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Saltz is writing as if the artists in the exhibition all agreed with Judd's judgment that the main obstacle posed by painting is that it is a rectangle placed flat against the wall.
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It is so smooth, he beveled the edges, and it's just a rectangle of wood, and everyone I've shown it to has this deep physical reaction to the piece of wood, it's fascinating.
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"I've grown tired of spending the best hours of my day in front of a glowing rectangle, of coloring the best years of my life in swaths of grey and beige," he wrote.
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Mr. Akhtar and the cast of "Junk" gathered in mid-July for a weeklong workshop in a basement space at Lincoln Center where several folding tables had been set up in a rectangle.
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The purported iPhone 7 Lightning cable assembly, which you can see in the image above, shows what is clearly a headphone jack (the white component to the left of the blue-marked rectangle).
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But in the end, I think what fascinates me is the way that every black rectangle, whether tall and narrow or one of several, echoes the shape of the canvas it's painted on.
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A black stripe across the bottom of the otherwise gray rectangle gestures discreetly at the notion of a horizon, while a series of grids and scribbles above it feel as spontaneous as graffiti.
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The modern dorm mattress looks like something you'd find in a gymnastics class: a rectangle of unyielding foam with springs deep inside, all of it covered in dark blue vinyl or waterproof nylon.
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Available in sizes ranging from 17 x 29 inches to 72 x 24 inches, you can choose the perfect shape from a rectangle to a half-circle to a runner for your entrance.
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While snaking a rectangle through a dot-riddled maze may seem like a cruel joke, I would have jumped at the challenge during the height of my Snake addiction in the early 2000s.
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On one video screen ("Anthology (Maren Hassinger)," 2011), we see audience members manipulate and reposition Clifford Owens's naked and passive black body across the space of a large white rectangle on the floor.
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In yet another, the movement declaration "Our Chains Will Be Broken Before We Are" projected in white against a vertical black rectangle decorated at either end by the latticework of the Palestinian keffiyeh.
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The last fiddly thing you need to do in order to get a good picture is the "keystone" adjustment, the thing that makes your picture look like a proper rectangle instead of a trapezoid.
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Davis says the long-term potential for lacking variety is "an acceptable tradeoff for the positive benefits of standardization" in the studio's view, and sticking with the rounded rectangle is the mandate going forward.
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Or the non-rectangle displays being developed for the automotive space, a glimpse of which we might have recently seen with Sharp's smartphone display that actually has curved corners as well as curved sides.
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It is entirely internal, largely hidden from public view, though not as hidden as we think (we act like nobody around us can see what's on the private rectangle of glass in our hands).
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In a study at the University of Michigan in 2012, visual information expert Sookyung Cho asked subjects "to design a cute rectangle by adjusting the size, proportion, roundness, rotation, and color of the figure".
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Do you ever slump over and stare at all the rectangle boxes that drain you of energy and happiness, but are always low on power, slowly dying, and creeping towards obsoletion, just like you?
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The original L-shaped warehouse footprint couldn't accommodate some of the larger works in the Olnick Spanu collection, so the architect roughly doubled the square footage by making the building into a complete rectangle.
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If you subdivide a rectangle drawn according to the golden ratio, you can superimpose the resulting design on a variety of natural phenomena that allegedly adhere to it, even if that's kind of contested.
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Where Palmyra's impressive Temple of Bel once stood, only a single stone archway was left to frame a rectangle of blue sky above the arid desert about 160 miles northeast of Damascus, the capital.
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In a palette of chartreuse, ocher, cinnamon and gamboge, Ito overlaid uncommon shapes, such as a rectangle rounded and pinched at the top like a loaf of Wonder Bread, into compositions of preternatural calm.
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It takes her four minutes to find parking and walk to the platform, where she waits for the train on the same rectangle each day with her roller bag and floral print lunch bag.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads About a year ago, a conspicuously inconspicuous blue rectangle appeared amid the usual procession of selfies, news articles, status updates, event notifications, and advertisements in my Facebook feed.
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In fierce fighting, Iraqi army units forced the insurgents back into a shrinking rectangle no more than 300 by 9003 meters beside the Tigris river, according to a map published by the military media office.
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If every rectangle has the same aspect ratio — the relationship between its height and width — then knowing its diagonal measurement gives us a rough way to compare or at least rank those rectangles by size.
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In any case, it's worth considering whether rectangle is REALLY the best we can do, and so Motherboard's staff of design professionals has set out to design, from the ground up, some better phone shapes.
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Starting at $5,999, the new Mac Pro has been long-awaited, and, lucky for pretty much everybody, Apple didn't over-engineer the basic shape: it's a rectangle, and you can put PCI cards in it.
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The open rectangle is ideal for anyone who loves bouncing between gold and silver jewelry because the pavé studs give off a silver glow while the chain and base are made of 14 karat gold.
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The image below shows the whole chunk of the bezel: the left is an ambient light sensor, the middle is the top earpiece, and that small green / gray rectangle is the entire Soli radar assembly.
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Upon entering the museum we see, on one side of this wall, a single, light-pink rectangle, twenty-four by thirty-six inches, so faint it could be the residual trace of something now gone.
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The core of the Adapt BB and the device that makes Nike's use of the much-maligned platform buzzword possible is a plastic rectangle that sits under the arch of the foot inside the shoes.
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Scrub through your video to find the area you want to blur, then draw a red rectangle around it (use the zoom controls to the lower right to get a closer look at the timeline).
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It's a generic black rectangle covered in soft-touch rubber; line it up against the wall with a Nexus 27 and a bunch of other competitors and you'd have a hard time identifying the criminal.
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You tap one (Asteroid, Boomerang, Rocket, Circle, Dronie or Helix), draw a rectangle around the subject you'd like to be the focal point, tap it and the drone sets out on a pre-programmed path.
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Your hands will cover this touch pad Right below the keyboard is the now massive touch pad with Force Touch haptic response (which means the rectangle doesn't actually move, it just feels like it does).
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The Color Field painter's sculptural mutation of the modernist grid into a ferocious six-foot, steel-framed rectangle of barbed wire, resembling that fronting military jeeps herding crowds, demonstrates how abstraction can speak to power.
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There is one piece, an attenuated rectangle 77 1/2 inches tall in nickel-plated iron, adorned with thin, twisted rods evoking a musical staff, which appears capable of holding its own in an earthquake.
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The display is comprised, essentially, of eight single-wall "booths" arranged in a rectangle, a formation that works well for the works shown inside the shape but awkwardly cuts off the ones on the outside.
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Quick, low clouds were scudding across the rectangle of sky framed by the window opposite us; whenever Hollinghurst turned his head to mull something I asked, the view flashed in miniature across his rectangular spectacles.
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There is a high degree of tension between the constraint of the rectangle and the restless and relentless orange line as it circles, turns, and doubles back within the limits of the painting's physical surface.
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Face-to-face with a compelling, perhaps unusual performance, unexpectedly presented with a quotidian blue rectangle in your Facebook feed, you begin to recognize other possibilities for how the world might be ordered and experienced.
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I think if you went back 20 years and you told people that everyone is gonna walk around the street looking at a small glass rectangle in their hand, they might be a bit confused.
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Now, if you stand between two of the triangular slabs and gaze eastward, the upper half of a new eight-story building breaks the horizon, the white rectangle a blemish against the otherwise smooth sky.
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You can then ask, what are the weight and height ranges—call them –w < x < w and –h < y < h—such that 95 percent of the population will fall inside the rectangle formed by these ranges?
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Magnises morphed from that stainless steel rectangle to a full on luxury benefits service, where members paid $250 a year for a digital "concierge" that could help with anything from VIP club access to Hamilton tickets.
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My kid was aware of my photographic capabilities early on, and he didn't seem to care much; if anything, the raised black rectangle became a cue for him to strike a pose or make a face.
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Beyond the fresh coat of paint, Amazon is adding a new "one-tap access" feature that floats your current book at the bottom of the app in a miniaturized rectangle that follows you around the app.
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In further contrast to Constable's scrupulous spatial construction, he reverses the spatial position of the cornfield: it becomes a rectangle of thick golden paint protruding from the mesh's surface— something tactile that is reaching toward us.
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When the dough has proved and the filling is ready, take the dough out and on a surface lightly dusted with flour and roll out to a rectangle about 40 by 60 cm, about ½ cm thick.
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Very small uncertainties about the weather over much broader regions also make nearly identical weather patterns diverge with time, and the uncertainties over larger regions (say a 100 mile rectangle) completely override any influence from butterflies.
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As someone who uses a MacBook day in and day out, the idea of $159 Intel's Compute Stick, a Windows 1593 PC shrunken down to the size of a tiny plastic rectangle, really pulls me in.
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Usually out of pedestrians' line of sight, the British Museum's roof appears as a turquoise rectangle overlooking the Great Court, while the Gherkin reveals its kaleidoscope-patterned rooftop with a clustered assortment of buildings surrounding it.
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As a rectangle on the map, that would cover and area of 3,700 square kilometers, just shy of the area of Shanghai, though China has not given the exact location of the antenna for security reasons.
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They carry giant jugs of cheese puffs and popcorn from pallets at one end of the space, now reconfigured as a rectangle with the audience on the two long sides, to display shelves at the other.
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Colbert writes about physical attraction with a real sizzle and she has concocted her bizarre love rectangle so ingeniously, readers will be dying to know — on the most basic level — who will end up with whom.
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Very. But I am still more interested in the look of the ROG Mothership than I am in whatever overpriced gray rectangle currently on display at the Apple Store—it is at least trying something new.
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One thigh is composed of an orange fin, a blush-colored bar and a brown rectangle; a section of dark wall fits neatly around a box of bath salts, more like a lid than a background.
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And, nearby, is "Book Jacket" (2006), a collage of found objects, such as ink and graphite on paper, cotton, handmade flax, pins, paperclips and string, all framed in a wood rectangle without a distancing glass frame.
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Williams, short on matches but not on stature, was upset by Sofia Kenin, a feisty 223-year-old American, 210-22018, 210-383, on the rectangle of clay where she won three French Open singles titles.
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For texture, there's a spongy rectangle of fried tofu on the side, along with a hard-boiled egg, shucked of its shell and stained with soy sauce, and more of those beautifully bracing pickled mustard greens.
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When they gazed at their hands, they saw not a bewitching black glass rectangle that would show them anything from anywhere in the world, but appendages resembling twin opaque flattened jellyfish with stick-like tentacles — i.e.
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The set by Rae Smith, a 2011 Tony winner for "War Horse," places the action in a central rectangle with the audience on all sides, above which hangs a globe that itself encases a glitter ball.
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A smile-shaped slice of a boiler tank end sits atop a vertical white rectangle in "Tanktotem IX," supported by three legs as long and delicate as a grasshopper's — one orange, one pink and one black.
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Yorktown Heights is one of five hamlets (along with Shrub Oak, Jefferson Valley, Mohegan Lake and Crompond) in the town of Yorktown, a 40-square-mile rectangle in northwestern Westchester County with a population of 37,500.
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At one point, the audience almost became blinded by an enormous backlight; at another, Vecino became trapped inside a rectangle of light, where she walked back and forth like a prisoner contained in a small space.
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So dramatic is this exit from pictorial space that in "Peripherique" (2016) the lattice-like structures form a kind of second frame that hovers around the edges of the picture rectangle, its vast interior voided of content.
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But Psyonix pressed on: the urban Neo Tokyo added elevated ridges to the sides of the arena, vaulting speedy drivers awkwardly into the air, while the outer space-themed Starbase ARC swapped the rectangle for an octagon.
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This figural form – made of scraped and scribbled white paint on a dark ground — is topped by a slightly bulging rectangle made of a patchwork of different colors (orange, yellow, green, blue, red, pink, brown, and violet).
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If I looked at something through that small rectangle—the text on the virtual computer monitors, the tiny numbers in the plane's instrument panels—it stopped looking like VR. It just looked like...well, like real life.
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The Babie Brood paintings indicate that for the first 20 years of her career, Yuskavage typically painted a single woman at the center of a colored rectangle, directing attention mostly along the body of the central figure.
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The pink density of this void is hard to read as being located anywhere but inside the body, and the rectangle, though it could be a painting, looks more like the violently imposed emptiness that precedes one.
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From there, I made my way to a strangely symmetrical outcropping marked on my map, and inserted my "Seeker Stone" — the cryptic-looking rectangle of rock Link pockets shortly after waking up from his glowing cocoon nap.
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Jarablus sits on the northeastern edge of a rectangle of Syrian territory some 80 km (50 miles) long, seized by Islamic State as it carved its self-declared caliphate out of a swathes of Syria and Iraq.
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Here's what I saw: Within the field of vision of the HoloLens, which appeared as a rectangle on the lenses with a oil-film-like color, I could see this orange wedge and a beer company logo.
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A Bluetooth speaker is an essential home staple now — just like your refrigerator or TV. The thing is, the market is way oversaturated with boring, rectangle-shaped speakers in black or grey that are bland as hell.
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Zorpads shoe odor removers — $16.99 See Details MOFT's "invisible" laptop stand adheres gently to your computer while you're working, then folds up into a coin-thin rectangle that's barely noticeable when stashed in a backpack or briefcase.
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If you're not hearing the music on your speaker, you can hit the share media icon on your device (a rectangle with an arrow) and double-check that your phone is sharing with the Alexa-enabled speaker.
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The challenge presented by the simple division of a larger rectangle into four smaller rectangles, whose individual shapes echo the overall shape, is what Korman focuses on in these drawings and the paintings that came after them.
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Completed two years later, the Chandgaon mosque is simpler and more abstract than Khan's: a long, white rectangle suspended among bananas and palms, perforated by a low threshold that leads into a forecourt beneath an immense oculus.
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On either side, the awnings are in Chinese, yellow characters on red and red on yellow, but above Bep Ga, there is only a rectangle of ballerina pink, so pale in the noon sun, it's almost white.
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When they found their current apartment, a long, 12.5-foot-wide rectangle of space in a prewar building that was cut up by interior walls, they relished the challenge of transforming it into a hyper-efficient home.
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From a distance, "Untitled" (21975) presents itself as a horizontal rectangle nearly seven feet wide; at closer range, the viewer sees that the short sides arch out from the walls to a maximum depth of eight inches.
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The darkest moment of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a montage of Bruce Wayne, played by an emotive rectangle of muscle and tendons known as Ben Affleck, prepping for his Superman fight by doing CrossFit.
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"It's a rectangle folded in half, stitched up the sides and when you put it on your round head, these ears come out," said Zweiman, surrounded by women stitching away at a knitting store on Friday night.
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The perimeter of each canvas retains built-up paint to become a concrete surface layer running along the edge of the rectangle, leaving the remainder of the painting to open up into bottomless depth or limitless sky.
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Using the simplest of formal means, the circle of the portrait and the rectangle of the shelf, Lovell spins a piece of personal history into a welter of contradictory meanings that touches upon communal histories, remembrances, and aspirations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - To those who dip into swimming only when the Olympic Games come around, it may seem odd to hear a pool described as 'fast' when it looks much like any other large rectangle filled with water.
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