The US military maintains records of the specs for thousands of firearms in technical manuals, stored on reels and reels of microfiche cassettes.
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From there he'd go on to compose, record and compile reels and reels of boundary-pushing music, much of which still remains unheard.
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In an effort to encourage viral hits, public Reels have the chance to land on the Top Reels section in the Explore tab.
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We get drawn into comparing our blooper reels to everyone else's highlight reels, and it spills over to constantly comparing ourselves to peers.
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"The others being sold were under-the-counter striptease reels, on 8mm home cinema reels that you'd run on your own projector in your back room," Vic says.
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Among the more popular works on display was a trio of "mutoscopes" — wooden boxes housing 1980s-style Rolodex reels that shuffle when activated to form repeating stop-motion animation reels.
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Instagram Reels lets you make 15-second video clips set to music and share them as Stories, with the potential to go viral on a new Top Reels section of Explore.
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GRAPHIC: U.S. farm country reels from trade war - tmsnrt.
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Paired with one of Daiwa's BG reels (one of the few widely available sealed reels for under $100), minimal maintenance should keep this setup in your quiver for many years to come.
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Adversaries mobilize As the West reels, its adversaries are mobilizing.
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Reels also allow for embedded links to longer YouTube videos.
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His cinematic rage, reels of it, in the clicking brightness.
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UTC Updated to include another lawsuit filed by the Reels.
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With his gravelly voice, Badgley reels us into Joe's worldview.
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The mind reels at trying to line it all up.
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Additionally, you can also pull audio from other public Reels.
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They debated the merits of the latest rods and reels.
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Syrian town reels from suspected chemical weapons attack Syrian town reels from suspected chemical weapons attack A suspected chemical attack allegedly carried out by Syrian government jets struck a rebel-held Syrian town Tuesday.
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Each pack includes insertable picture reels (your phone provides the horsepower).
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The catchy song plays over adorable reels of guys messing around.
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Apart from YouTube sizzle reels, there's really not much to stream.
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They'd be stored on reels of magnetic tape for further analysis.
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Then she reels Cirie in by sharing information about her advantage.
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In addition, Air includes a collaborative video editing feature called Reels.
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The film reels were retrieved from the MoMA archives in 2004.
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She's not a bad looker still, and that reels them in.
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We're so used to seeing people's highlight reels on social media.
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Virginia man reels in record-breaking catfish with $20 Walmart fishing rod.
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Barbara Bush watches as her husband reels in a fish on Aug.
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With her Lucille Ball-like off-beat charm, Pons reels you in.
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Copies of the reels spread widely, passed between projectionists like a secret.
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How do you support your congregation as it reels from the loss?
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To promote hundreds of hours of work, filmmakers typically build demo reels.
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At conventions, raucous trivia contests and showings of bootleg blooper reels evaporated.
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Reels will appear on the Community tab of a creator's YouTube page.
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Hundreds of forgotten reels were unearthed there in 6363-708-9400, moma.
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Nature documentaries are stunning highlight reels—"greatest hits" compilations of Earth's beauty.
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David Palmer, Darktrace's director of technology, reels off a list of examples.
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Instead of looking at others' highlight reels, set goals just for yourself.
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Then it reels in whatever it has trapped, along with the snot.
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Each seeks elusive shelter as it reels from its own set of disruptions.
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Some people will likely bemoan the idea of Reels invading the YouTube experience.
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Best of all was a refrigerated cabinet containing reels of cellulose nitrate film.
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It can then automatically edit together highlight reels of particular trips or events.
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Mr. Swarbrick released his first solo album, "Rags, Reels and Airs," in 1967.
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The new system keeps the garages open longer and reels in new business.
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Older models used to record on wire, foil or reels of magnetic tape.
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The complaint against Agha and Dardar reels off a litany of successful hacks.
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"It would be something that they would see on news reels," he said.
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But now the man was home, with highlight reels and not much else.
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In addition to one-on-one sessions, he offered assistance producing demo reels.
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Shooting at least 89 reels, he probably produced almost four hours of film.Sgt.
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The reason was partly practical: Theaters needed time to swap out film reels.
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More than 500 silent film reels that were thought gone could live again.
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Hidden plays are ones that never make highlight reels, but stop or sustain drives.
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All four "Toy Story" films have included faux blooper reels during the closing credits.
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There are 50 reels and every tape reel has sound and music on it.
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To refuel another plane, an aerial tanker reels out a hose from a pod.
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The teller fixes a camera on her and reels off a series of questions.
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But forget the "gotcha" video highlight reels spinning on both sides of the aisle.
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In other words, there's nothing to download, or update—Mashable Reels aren't an app.
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He paid just $217.77 for these reels and over 1,000 others at the time.
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But what if Trump surpasses expectations and reels in Clinton's lead one more time?
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The Catholic Church already reels from abuse scandals, some old and some more recent.
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Cases containing film reels are arranged on a pedestal in the galleries, as sculpture.
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More than half the reels involved the preparation, launch and recovery of Apollo 28.
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The copies of the original reels were meant only for preservation, not for distribution.
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He gained access and started viewing the reels, which had to be hand-rolled.
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The tracks are beautiful, but Xtreme Xperience's fleet is what reels in car lovers.
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Everyone in my game flew into Risky Reels to settle in for the show.
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" Brenneman agreed, encouraging fans to watch Private Practice's gag reels to see Walsh's "impromptu humor.
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Ultimately, only four reels of footage were shot before Radziwill, dissatisfied, shut down the project.
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Editors tried to pull together the film, but the reels ended up gathering dust, unfinished.
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Deep spending cuts have come as Brazil reels from its worst economic slump in decades.
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After buying the tapes, George sold about eight reels to television stations for $50 each.
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These reels go straight onto SMT machines, thus decreasing the time needed for production setup.
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Most notably, Reels won't disappear after 24 hours or some other arbitrary amount of time.
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And YouTube will let users have multiple Reels — each with its own set of videos.
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Or maybe there was foul play because they had thousands of dollars' worth of reels.
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He found four hi-fi Magnetophons and some 50 reels of red oxide BASF tape.
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DS: Where do you tend to find extant reels of these films for the archive?
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You see the guy kick the door to the apartment and it reels, three times.
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Sotheby's did not release the name of the person or company that bought the reels.
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Stealth Security reels in $8 million investment from Shasta Ventures to root out bad bots
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At the Amer Cinema, piles of decades-old film reels sit in a dusty heap.
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But the reels of silent footage and the soundtrack languished for decades in separate archives.
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The network will also be editing together VR-enabled highlight reels of the aforementioned sports.
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His half-smile reels you into obscure facts but you actually relish in the information.
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Spain reels: The country has now recorded more deaths than China -- only Italy has more.
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Her piece, "Little Lolitas," is an arrangement of film reels partly covered by knitted jerseys.
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Her younger brother and school classmates enlist Drake's help to deprogram her with Instagram Reels.
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"There were about a hundred reels," Pril said, in a third-floor office at Mohonk.
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A Google spokesperson said Reels will live in yet another tab on a given channel page.
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When even Putin himself won't actually deny that it exists, the mind reels at the possibilities.
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Nearly all of China's 70,000 theaters are closed as the country reels from the Wuhan coronavirus.
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She's watching highlight reels, taking notes and studying his style -- particularly when he's in attack mode.
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In a storage room in the building's basement, records and old video reels are meticulously organized.
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But by building in an idiot-proof native option, Instagram could make comment reels worth reading.
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Svangsta is a riverside community of 2750,700 in southern Sweden best known for making fishing reels.
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The clock ticks down of Transfer Deadline Day, and Jim White reels off his closing lines.
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They even house nitrate film reels, which are extremely flammable because they're essentially rolls of gunpowder.
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Maduro has steadily moved to concentrate power as the nation reels from a crippling economic crisis.
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Sometimes there are reels so long that it'll feel like your show's getting a mini-revival.
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If the test is well received, Facebook comment reels might soon be filled with 'reaction GIFs'.
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And unlike Stories on other platforms, YouTube creators can make multiple Reels and they won't expire.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, constantly referencing other people's highlight reels on social media is associated with depression.
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As the city reels from economic downturn, Flournoy unspools the secrets kept within the Turners' history.
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To celebrate the hit horror series, Netflix released the hilarious blooper reels from all three seasons.
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The highlight reels and YouTube clips didn't really convey the sheer unexpectedness of Curry's offensive skills.
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Tarkon matter-of-factly reels off the list of incidents from adults affiliated with other teams.
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" JoJo reels, desperate for a hug, a mojito, a totally different life, anything but this. "Okay.
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Your mind reels, remembering the Forensic Files episode you just finished watching about a home invasion.
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The documentary never aired, and the reels were rediscovered in an archive nearly 50 years later.
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And the songs they perform, folky reels and ballads written by the Bengsons, are always pleasant.
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Many contemporary plays, even those telegraphing transgressions, feel like live audition reels for television writing gigs.
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Europe, too, has now barred nonessential travel to the bloc as it reels from the coronavirus.
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ET, so logging in early will help make sure you&aposre at Risky Reels on-time.
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The top and bottom of the reels are bare, like torsos with shoulders and midriffs exposed.
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Gone would be the reels of critics fact-checking his statements or arguing against his policies.
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Facebook's enormous music collection secured from all the major labels and many indie publishers powers Reels.
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That's led to a new level of combativeness, even as the country reels from hate attacks.
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It reels in people of all backgrounds and hones in on inclusivity with all-gender bathrooms.
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Morrison works with seemingly unsalvageable material, with home movies, with orphaned reels of otherwise lost works.
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However, Kellogg couldn't guess as to whether the Pennsylvania collection contained MDRs without seeing the reels.
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They didn't really know what they had until they took some of the reels to New York, where they could use a special scanner to reveal the visuals in all their glory: The reels contained pristine, large-format footage shot at the time of the moon launch.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that Peter Beard's reels were confiscated by Lee Radziwill.
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Outside the classroom at each end of the corridor were fire-hose pipe reels and fire extinguishers.
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There are limited remaining reels of her original broadcasts, and hardly anyone in town knew the family.
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First, most components can now be ordered in reels, even if the order quantity is very small.
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Comment reels can become cesspools, especially on celebrity social media posts that get replies by the thousands.
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It's reasonably priced and comes with those sweet DVD extras like deleted scenes, commentary, and blooper reels.
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Both Romeo and Darius land in the hospital, as everyone back on set reels from the implications.
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Yuknavitch and El Akkad and Winters unspool the reels of those dreams, and recut them as nightmares.
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It's what reels young listeners in, making them wish they were down with their favorite artist's cliques.
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Scientific soft power will be an important diplomatic tool as the world reels from current geopolitical turmoil.
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" The movie's plot, he said, "involved nothing more than me trying to seduce Doris for eight reels.
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The move offers a reprieve for many Americans as the economy reels from impacts of the coronavirus.
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In addition, the records department discovered a number of reels of film shot between 1960 and 1980.
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Newcomers may require waders, vests, tackle boxes, rods, reels, creels, flies and perhaps even fly-tying equipment.
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Players who visit the Risky Reels area of &aposFortnite&apos on Saturday, December 14 at 2 p.m.
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Teaching users to poach audio for their remixes will be essential to getting Reels off the ground.
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For instance, the Reels never could have gone swimming because the island was SURROUNDED BY FREAKING SHARKS!
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Nowadays, cam girls represent an interactive, specialized and more intimate version of those take-home 8mm reels.
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So far, so normal—a step up in competition and suddenly the human highlight reels are just decent.
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These more polished reels could hold people's attention when more dopamine-inducing photos are just a flick away.
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Try to settle on a lasting image of the Durant-Westbrook/Westbrook-Durant Thunder, and the mind reels.
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" Tyesha Reels from Providence, RI. "The tattoo on my hand was supposed to be a super-meaningful tattoo.
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Over the years, he talked extensively about the film to reporters, and showed demo reels to potential investors.
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I watch highlight reels from the Olympics and one of my favorite snowboarding documentaries: The Art of Flight.
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Banks are so vital that the economy reels when they stumble, as the crisis of 2008-09 showed.
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According to TechCrunch, Reels will be given their own tab — separate from a creator's main list of videos.
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IBM's first tape unit used reels of half-inch-wide tape that could only hold about 2 megabytes.
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The younger gunslinger shoots his mentor right through the chest and Frank reels backward, falling to his knees.
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According to his "fishing indicator," it's all about "line and bait versus rods and reels" sales, he said.
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Gary Simmons's Ghost Reels continues at the Drawing Center (35 Wooster Street, Soho, Manhattan) until October 6, 2017.
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Facebook's subsidiary, Instagram, is now launching a new video feature called Reels that's nearly a copycat of TikTok.
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Spinning reels, while generally more sturdy, still fall victim to the elements (namely the sea) and general carelessness.
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Instagram is launching a new video feature called Reels, and it's nearly identical to popular video app TikTok.
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Users can share Reels videos to their Stories, or more privately with Close Friends or via direct messages.
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The soundtrack evokes both old news reels and the orchestral swells of a film like Saving Private Ryan.
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A Kentucky high school reels after a fatal shooting Tuesday; a volcano erupts near a Japanese ski resort.
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Small moments of discovery are buried throughout: colorful dioramas hidden in vintage film reels, a discarded fictional newspaper.
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She played those reels and through the hissing and the overtalk, she could just make out a conversation.
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Suddenly, one bacterium shoots out a long appendage, latches onto a DNA fragment and reels in its catch.
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The movie's fight scenes are like highlight reels in themselves, mashing together visual artistry with bone-crunching savagery.
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Owens sometimes attempts to dumb down his own complicated ideas, but later, he reels off his aesthetic influences.
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Update November 12th, 7:23AM ET: Story has been updated to incorporate news of the launch of Reels.
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As depicted in this account, he exiled himself to Cuba practically carrying reels of film under his arms.
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Reels is launching today on iOS and Android but is limited to just Brazil, where it's called Cenas.
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It could also be another blow to Uber's reputation as it reels from scandals about its workplace culture.
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Reader Center _____ After almost 40 years, Sheila Nevins has reels of memorable film and a pile of awards.
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You can access pre-game arrival footage, highlight reels of your team and interviews 30 minutes after every game.
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Other filmmakers began to experiment with shooting and projecting films in 70mm — double the width of traditional film reels.
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She has so far logged thousands of hours of gameplay, and she keeps a YouTube channel with highlight reels.
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We obviously can't judge the experience before it happens, and there are understandable reasons for sticking to highlight reels.
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Some traders have complained of a slump in their business as the Afghan economy reels from a tough year.
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If all you watch is highlight reels, he's got one of the most impressive of any quarterback right now.
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Comedies continue the laughs with gag reels while other movies provide an epilogue or a recap to what happened.
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K. William McMillan showed Rousselet doing his inspection thing on film reels at the Norris Cinema Theater at USC.
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It's a similar choice to YouTube with its new Stories product Reels, which also don't expire after 24 hours.
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The collection has since swelled to more than 10,000 slides, and around 20 reels of 8mm and 16mm film.
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O'Brien decided to track down the reels he'd asked a colleague to store for him all those decades ago.
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Apple will also start including space footage in those reels, thanks to a collaboration with the international space station.
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He reels in a Calico bass that's about the same size as the one Villas has in his bucket.
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A hunt is underway across Europe for Anis Amri, 24, as Germany reels from its worst attack in decades.
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That starts by staying on topic as the nation's 4th largest city reels after a storm of biblical proportions.
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Instead of shipping the films back to their suppliers, the reels went into the basement of the local library.
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I put together funny anchor reels of them off camera doing funny stuff to use later on the show.
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Bach then reels off examples where Eichmann took pains to prevent any person from being spared or shown mercy.
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Google is cutting back on its popular TGIF all-hands meetings as it reels from unprecedented leaks and unrest.
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The fire struck as the Philippines reels from a storm that has killed dozens and caused flooding and landslides.
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As the slideshow reels, the song "Because You Are Who You Are" by K.S. Rhoads plays in the background.
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Nine rolls of stills and 13 reels of movie film had returned to earth with the astronauts, he said.
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There are highlight reels for sports, but what might a highlight reel for news look like on a phone?
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As reported by TechCrunch and Variety, the tool is called Reels and is available on both iOS and Android.
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Reels, in turn, copies TikTok's best features like speed adjustment and the ability to borrow audio from other videos.
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Earlier this year, Instagram launched a new tool called "Reels" in Brazil, for sharing 15-second videos with music.
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But the inspirations Kane reels off are, again, unusual — and there's no clear start or end to his list.
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If shared publicly, it also will be eligible to appear in the Top Reels section of the Explore tab.
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Still, Reels' composer and feed will be buried a few extra taps away from the homescreen compared to TikTok.
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As recently as Friday evening, there were trucks at Risky Reels, as the virtual stage was still under construction.
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The reels for the aborted film projects were kept in the archives of Afghan Film, the state film company.
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Tybura actually has a second finish in the UFC but you will not see it on any highlight reels.
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He then reels off a bunch of names for some forthcoming albums which sound a lot like Kombucha flavors.
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"" And still, tbf, even she does post Fenty products, she can be as funny as ever, posting up blooper reels.
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The camera view reels as he rolls over and over, shots of a cloudless blue sky alternating with desert dust.
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TEXAS WOMAN REELS IN 7-FOOT SHARK: &aposTHANK GOD FOR CROSSFIT&apos "That just looks scary," one Facebook user commented.
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IN A disused medieval rope factory in Venice a canvas swag and reels of coloured thread hang from the ceiling.
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She has a big, Oscar clip scene that will play in awards' reels of great performances for years to come.
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Laboratory was busy shooting the entire thing in 4K, and it just released three glorious highlight reels.
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The line on your tip-ups and fishing reels will freeze, your holes will freeze, your bait bucket will freeze.
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Reels are intuitive, and what we consider to be the best way to watch vertical video on the mobile web.
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These blooper reels really pull back the curtain on RIOT's Womanhood series, showcasing the comedians' motivating chants and dance moves.
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Prior to today, the video platform had only allowed select creators to test the Stories feature, formerly known as Reels.
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People always tell me that our music sounds like it was recorded on reel-to-reels with all analog equipment.
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They all have short-documentary-length lowlight reels from the majors, and they have a combined 49 top-10 finishes.
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Both are available, along with various commentaries, gag reels and deleted scenes on Blu-ray, DVD and Amazon Video. (Universal)
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Anglers have survived millennia without fancy rods and reels, and the best of which is useless without a trusty line.
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Unemployment is at a 14-year high, key sectors of the economy are struggling as the country reels in recession.
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Novices in particular "spend a tremendous amount of time comparing their unedited footage to other people's highlight reels," she said.
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To ignore the realities of tens of millions of us as he tweets and reels off inflammatory statements is wrong.
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Absolut celebrated director Steven Spielberg's AFI lifetime achievement award with a stack of his film reels, shaped like the bottle.
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While many of the tapes were meticulously labeled, a suitcase of about 80 reels carried no clues to their content.
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Decades ago, employees of CBS Records reportedly took power saws to multitrack masters to sell the reels as scrap metal.
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And what he's done is cull a fantasia — a kind of punk French new wave — from reels of old film.
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Wozniak said she took six rackets and 220 reels of polyester string, also provided free by Yonex, to each tournament.
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The mind absolutely reels about how much more we're going to learn in the months between now and the election.
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Instead of showing extravagant goals by, say, Sidney Crosby, televisions on the concourses ran highlight reels of mic'd-up referees.
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Its countless permutations of slide reels — current events, brands, and tourist sites, among others — cemented its place in popular culture.
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Unlike versions on other platforms, YouTube's reels won't expire, and creators are allowed to host more than one at a time.
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As a result, Young said the NFL has put together five-episode highlight reels, which average 18 million views a week.
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He reels off the names of some of his accomplished stablemates: Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah, Mitchell S. Jackson, Lacy Johnson, Sarah Smarsh.
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Facebook is scrambling to add safeguards against abuse of user data as it reels from backlash over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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When I press her for examples, she is reels off a long list noting that I "might not even know them".
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Only if users "engage with Reels" will YouTube possibly start displaying them in your main home tab recommendations, according to TechCrunch.
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The news came at a crucial moment for Facebook as it reels from the fallout of Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal.
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Some work like tiny windmills, while others roll on four reels like the human-scale race cars we're more familiar with.
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Stassi's jaw drops open, Kristen reels around to stare at the phone, and Ariana's eyes nearly pop out of her head.
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The show, after all, wouldn't be the same without the 43+-inch demo units showing sizzle reels on a constant loop.
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For instance, The Office knows what's up and features full gag reels from almost every season on its official YouTube channel.
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Imaginaria's "Anything is Possible" appears to have a marching anthem to contextualize pre-made demo reels, including a British Smarties commercial.
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Just when I think I don't like them, they'll do something that just reels me back in in a big way.
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He reels off numbers and policies with ease, pausing only to take a call from John Kerry, America's secretary of state.
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Well, our producer ended up pulling out of the project, Craig quit, and I was there stuck with these unmixed reels.
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The first was famously performed by Edson Barboza against Terry Etim, which is a staple for most UFC knockout highlight reels.
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Swipe to the right on the Instagram app and you'll find Reels nestled among Boomerang and Super-Zoom modes within Stories.
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Browse royalty-free photos and clips via dusty books and film reels, all while study-friendly music plays in the background.
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Now Brazil's oil industry is in turmoil as Petrobras, the national oil company, reels from bribery scandals and low energy prices.
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The world reels in the wake of the act, streamed live online by the shooter, whom we will not name here.
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I buy the same rods and reels over and over again, and I don't fuss too much about trying new gear.
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Why is it that despite its reels and shakesthe topsy-turvy world here cannot causethis throbbing heart of mine to ache?
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"Think" was a film installation created for the World's Fair, with different reels running on multiple screens at the same time.
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The 16-millimeter reels were later turned into the "Alone in the Wilderness" documentaries, which are frequently shown on public television.
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MoMA's collection of reels includes rare footage from the dawn of cinema, snippets of which are presented here in beautiful clarity.
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What's changed and what hasn't for China and the U.S., Americans mourn George H.W. Bush and France reels from violent protests.
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The agency is planning to raise money to digitize the film and so far has examined only a handful of reels.
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A local man who was clearing a lot with a backhoe suddenly found himself digging up film reels, and he paused.
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Instagram launched a new video editing tool in Brazil called Reels, which copies some of the best-known features of TikTok.
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As the Yemen branch reels from these body blows, other Qaeda affiliates around the world are elbowing their way to prominence.
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As is often the case on Instagram, people tend to post fewer of their struggles and more of their highlight reels.
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The nameless linemen in highlight reels didn't block for just me and long-ago stars like Franco Harris and Walter Payton.
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They'll be viewable through the MLB Live Facebook portal, and will come with extras like highlight reels and team-specific recaps.
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Instead of trying to start from scratch like Facebook's Lasso, Instagram could cross-promote Reels heavily to its own billion users.
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Maybe. You may not have heard of Sauerbrunn, the rock of the American defense, because she doesn't usually make highlight reels.
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ET. It'll be happening at Risky Reels, a decrepit drive-in movie theater situated just to the west of Frenzy Farm.
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As the U.S. Gulf Coast reels from impact of Hurricane Harvey, and Florida suffers through Hurricane Irma, everyone is pitching in.
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Qayyara, a town that suffered under Islamic State, still reels from the aftermath of the fight to drive out the militants.
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The famous fat bears of Alaska's Katmai National Park are still slumbering underground while human civilization reels from a viral pandemic.
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As Hollywood reels from the Weinstein scandal, it may have to reassess how much latitude it grants male artists and visionaries.
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During the 1970s, theater owners switched from showing movies on reels, which required projectionists to cue up segments of movies on two separate projectors and switch between them throughout the film, to platters, which allowed projectionists to connect all the reels of a film together on a massive spool that could play through a single projector.
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Mr. Spence wrote themes for hundreds of highlight reels and narrative documentaries that told the stories of N.F.L. games, players and seasons.
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Cost: $9.99-$11.49 (includes one fully assembled body and one spare pincer) RELATED: THE BEST NEW REELS FOR 2019 Jackall Chop Cut
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After all, if Spider-Man movies can appear on a never-ending stream of reels, surely there's hope for the Barden Bellas?
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Even the more offbeat upper-crust actors, the Dustin Hoffmans of the world, have had a sly charm that reels audiences in.
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Some people even thanked the officers for providing a slice of positive news as the UK reels from its controversial 'Brexit' vote.
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"We'll be experimenting with a beta version of Reels to learn and improve the product before expanding to more creators," Livne said.
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Meanwhile, Instagram today got a little redesign itself with comment reels now being threaded so you can have sub-conversations in public.
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Much like its parent company Facebook with its non-stop suggested video reels, Instagram wants to develop a lean-back watching experience.
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The updates also include tools to automatically create highlights reels for certain events, something Apple calls Memories and Google Photos calls Collections.
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The nitrate reels, consisting of seven 35mm negatives and eleven 35mm positive prints, have been dated to approximately between 20173 and 1903.
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Our mobile devices offer a portal to limitless information, and Mashable Reels is the next evolution in storytelling for a connected generation.
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" During the award show, she said, "They were playing clip reels of the work she's done and I quoted the whole thing.
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But if users engage with Reels, then YouTube will take that as a signal that you'd like to see them more often.
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A year ago, YouTube launched its own take on Stories, with the addition of a new short-form video format called Reels.
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The projector and the reels have to be returned, but the seats are going to a scrap salvager after the run ends.
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Instagram is launching Reels, a new video format within Instagram Stories, that allows users to create 15-second videos set to music.
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She is a favourite to succeed David Cameron as prime minister as Britain reels from its vote to leave the European Union.
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Facebook is now testing a downvote button on a limited set of public Page post comment reels, the company confirms to TechCrunch.
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"Pot baits, carapace metrics, poundage, sex distribution, discards, toss backs, deadloss, offload times," he reels off, staccato style, after his last gulp.
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For Creators trying to moderate their comments reels, combining Instagram and Facebook could reduce the time it takes to scrub abusive trolls.
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The unsung geniuses who did this managed to retain the sense of the films within these matryoshka doll reels: 50', 200', 400'.
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He finally found the entire original negative years later in a Pittsburgh storage warehouse, among reels designated for immediate destruction and disposal.
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Celebrities and sizzle reels were nothing new to them, so they were buzzing more about the new credit card than anything else.
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Mr. Locascio, 25, is a movie projectionist who can do things the old-fashioned way, operating projectors with big reels of celluloid.
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It's up to her to ensure that the sometimes fragile reels of film show up onscreen in the way they were intended.
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Tewksbury wondered, not long before his own death, whether his two reels of "It's a Man's World" might be in that bunker.
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Chinese startups were always criticized for copying American companies, but Reels' launch signals the grand shift to cloning in the opposite direction.
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TikTok screenshots TikTok screenshots Cloning TikTok isn't just about the features, though Reels does a good job of copying the core ones.
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The decline in disbursements has lost steam, though, Rabello de Castro said, as the country reels from a three-year credit crunch.
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He has focused instead on his charitable endeavors, his TV projects and the next generation — by sharing highlight reels of his sons.
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Egypt reels from a terror attack; the battle over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau continues; a royal wedding is coming this spring.
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He reels off superbly sympathetic statements — "patients are often our imagined others" — with the kind of professional tenderness worthy of Oliver Sacks.
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Facebook comment reels and Messenger threads could get a lot more emotive, personal and fun when the company eventually launches its own Avatars.
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It's old-school body humor and weird early-2000s family comedies and America's Funniest Home Videos and DVD blooper reels all in one.
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Though the ever-humble stickman would reject a guru tag of any sort, the mind reels when trying to comprehend his extraordinary life.
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Six 30-minute reels that Jonas personally brought with him on the plane from New York were projected on two vintage 16mm projectors.
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Those comment reels can morph into chat-like threads on desktop that stay with you for swifter replies as you browse the site.
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Tan only received it after Cardona's death when his ex-wife discovered all the reels in perfect condition — except for one thing: sound.
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Amusingly enough, Willett even wrote that his "mind reels" when trying to think of whom "the Donald" would name to the Supreme Court.
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He is remembered through highlight reels and by Tyson fans who don't grasp his importance to not only Tyson's legacy, but to boxing.
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Reels deliver daily, compact, substantial multimedia-infused packages, with deep narratives that rise above the whiplash-inducing pace of your normal news feeds.
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The collection of footage totals about 2 hours and 24 minutes across three reels of film recorded at Mission Control in Houston, Texas.
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While the world reels from last night's baffling case of apparent plagiarism by Melania Trump, Republican strategists are doing their best damage control.
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The New-York Historical Society keeps several reels of such film in Balicki's cabinet, which is stuck all over with red paper decorations.
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Curran hopes that her team's method will empower museums to better preserve modern artifacts, whether plastic artworks, old film reels, and even paper.
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These people are very clear about their aim of finding work in the industry—the videos they make are calling cards, audition reels.
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In Game 2, his gaffe allowed Jason Chimera's 101-foot tip-in goal, a mistake that has been endlessly replayed on blooper reels.
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It would then be treated with chemicals and displayed for showings by running the reels containing these strips of pictures through a projector.
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Instagram on Tuesday launched a short-form video feature called "Reels" in Brazil, which has been widely characterized as a clone of TikTok.
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The Ugly Stick Elite spinning rod is highly durable, and when paired with one of Daiwa's BG reels, you've got an unbeatable combination.
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A sign on the battered McKenna's invites passers-by to come in and dance, but it's ghosts doing jigs and reels these days.
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Earlier this month Instagram started testing a new feature called Reels with its Brazilian users, which was widely perceived as a TikTok clone.
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There are hundreds of original tape reels, unseen concert films and business contracts going back to the very beginning of Mr. Dylan's career.
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Lasting 56 minutes and split into four parts for four reels, the film is partly inspired by the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
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Her desk sits in a library that holds 5,000 or so reels and vinyl records, as well as tape decks and analog gadgets.
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The President's tweet comes as America reels from the coronavirus outbreak, which has surpassed 3,000 cases and left at least 61 dead nationwide.
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Most of the them were digitized from 485 reels of microfilm; others were scanned for the first time as the collection took shape.
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But Vargas Llosa's younger son, Gonzalo, who works with the United Nations in Britain, still reels from the way Mario handled the divorce.
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About two-thirds of the building was used to store videotapes and film reels, a library controlled by Universal Studios's parent company, NBCUniversal.
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Ms. Forester said that Mr. Ratner had told her that he wanted to show her some old film reels in the projector room.
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How it works: WSC Sports' AI technology analyzes sports broadcasts, identifies key plays, and combines them into highlight reels in near real-time.
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Washington (CNN)As the nation reels from a weekend of two major mass shootings, the response from Republicans in Washington has been muted.
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In a sense, so did that enormous trove of memorabilia, which includes reels of early silent short films by pioneers like Georges Méliès.
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The hummm of the press builds as the cylinders rapidly spin, and the broad reels of newsprint are fed from the floor below.
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In other reels, Ginsburg evocatively frames the Statue of Liberty in the distance through a hole in a Spanish-language no-trespassing sign.
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The Office may have ended in 2013, but the show's YouTube channel is still going strong and delivering weekly nostalgia reels to fans.
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You should spawn in the sky high above that location, and Risky Reels is clearly visible just a short distance to the west.
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The mind reels in imagining what the G.O.P. will spin to vilify this signal achievement of President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry.
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The Fire TV Cube also comes with Flash Briefings, those short, bite-sized reels of news footage to catch you up on the day.
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But the already huge undertaking was made especially massive by the discovery of 65mm reels that had been sitting in a vault for decades.
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And as the nation reels from another in a string of mass shootings this year, calls to shut down 8chan have never been louder.
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Celebrations tempered The high-profile occasion comes as Japan reels from Typhoon Hagibis -- one of the strongest storms to hit the country in years.
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Trump watching highlight reels of Clinton to prep for debate Trump has argued Democratic complaints about Lauer were meant as a warning to Holt.
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Team feeds include highlight reels of on- and off-court clips and shenanigans as well as images and GIFS that are totes magotes shareable.
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A copy of the original reels of two-inch tape was donated to the Paley Center for Media in Manhattan, which has restored it.
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The nonstop loop of highlight reels belonging to people we may not even know usually entails a very wee percentage of our waking lives.
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Below is what Reels will look like for creators at launch, but be aware that the format could change ahead of a public release.
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YouTube did not say when Reels will arrive in beta, how long until it's publicly available, or which creators will receive the format first.
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" A couple of years later, he reels off a faithful piano rendition of "Jingle Bells" before a jittery, pretty original called "Christmas In July.
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Kalanick has since left his operational role at Uber, as the company reels from a workplace culture investigation that flushed out many key employees.
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New York (CNN Business)Even as General Electric reels, its widely-criticized former CEO Jeff Immelt is lecturing business leaders on how to succeed.
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She went to the Minnesota Historical Society looking for more information and was given more than 100 reels of microfiche containing old newspaper clippings.
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Google's YouTube is launching a new product called Reels that mirrors the "stories" format made popular by Snapchat and mimicked by Facebook and Instagram.
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Three decades later, employees of CBS Records carved up multitrack masters with power saws so the reels could be sold to scrap metal dealers.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday that people will start getting relief checks within three weeks, as the country reels from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Sizzle reels were heavy with scenes from "The Office," the enduring sitcom that NBCUniversal wrested from Netflix in a $228.2 million deal last year.
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Yet even as the bank reels in the court of public opinion, Wells Fargo has been winning its legal battles to kill off lawsuits.
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Highlight reels produced by its movie studio, NFL Films, are full of vérité touches — players miked up during games, glimpses of locker-room celebrations.
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The fast-growing app is clearly on Facebook's radar; Facebook owns Instagram, which is currently testing a video editing tool in Brazil called Reels.
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And then there are the failed diets she reels off: eating nothing but meat, nothing but raw vegetables, nothing but fruit, nothing but juice.
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"Many questions remain as the state reels with the consequences of this decision," wrote state senator Jerry Hill to the California Public Utilities Commission.
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Still, Reels lacks some of the video filters and special effects that TikTok has purposefully built to power certain gags and cuts between scenes.
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It's hard to understand why Sessions would resurrect an unpopular war on pot, even as the nation reels from an ongoing opioid overdose epidemic.
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However, that was pre-digital, making it a much more costly affair to swap out the old reels on a national or international scale.
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The meetings are not expected to be pleasant, as Mexico reels from the announcement, a day earlier, of Mr. Trump's tough new immigration policies.
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But rare even in that halcyon era was the opportunity to watch a film with the director himself changing the reels in the booth.
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"This will give us the opportunity to make available all of our images, not just the few displayed on View-Master reels," Kaplan added.
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Most of the cameramen on Iwo Jima used 100-foot film reels that could capture about two and a half minutes of film. Sgt.
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Approximately 103 reels were unlabeled, and NASA believes they may be blank, since labels were often removed before a tape was "scratched" or reused.
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While Eight TV may focus on vertical and mobile, Google is also doing more with that format with celebrities in search and with YouTube Reels.
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As the world reels from news of George Michael's death, one reality star is paying tribute to the late singer, who was also his godfather.
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The mind reels at the possibilities all of these theories could mean, but one thing's for dead certain: Season 2 can't get here fast enough.
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"He pointed at the screen, and as the reels of 'Goodfellas' began to spin, he said, 'This is the epitome of modern filmmaking,'" DiCaprio recounted.
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The captivating series, showing for the first time in New York City, reels you in with its masterful photos of gorgeous, haunting ruins in Kazakhstan.
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For Game of Thrones, we could be talking about cut-down "highlight reels," episodes that have simply been split into more parts, or something else.
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Three months ago, she said she signed a contract with a sponsor, Hardy, a maker of fly fishing rods and reels based in Alnwick, England.
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Essay We've watched Jackie Robinson steal home a hundred times on those old reels, and breathed all the loving poetry about the Bums of Brooklyn.
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But even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable.
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Clinton is intensely studying Trump's policy positions, personality and politics by watching highlight reels of Republican primary debates and taking notes on his attack methods.
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It's sort of cool to learn about film prints having their heads cut out and spliced back in (for reels that are set on platters).
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"I've seen him on TV enough on the highlight reels and he's got as much talent as anybody out there in the game," Gibbons said.
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If Marvel Studios had seen fit to release the new sizzle reels for Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War online, this might've been a toughie.
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We asked YouTube for more details on Reels, which will soon be introduced into beta for a handful of creators for feedback and further testing.
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For video viewers, Reels may not mar the experience the way the addition of Stories did on Messenger or Facebook, where they weren't as welcome.
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BP, like other global oil and gas companies, has been sharpening its focus on costs and core businesses as it reels from lower oil prices.
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Dale Weise isn't one to crack the highlight reels very often (or ever), but when he does, he makes sure it's for an absurd reason.
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Over the next decade he created reels of CG footage for TV shows and commercials, all on an analog computer that Whitney had built himself.
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And part of it is just Cardi's verses, which contain none of the scorched earth lyrics that she reels off when she's in the mood.
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Partners could create reels of reactions to major news stories or shots from people with eyes on the ground at the scene of the action.
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Their Gone With the Wind recasting was the first in a series of gender-swapped audition reels that is generating no shortage of complete gold.
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Instead of it showing us clips for six or seven iffy pilots, we got to watch iffy sizzle reels spread throughout the entire NBCUniversal family.
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Women must apply to join, and are vetted by Ms. Eakin and others; some have been turned away, or asked to update their production reels.
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Koum's departure comes at a crucial time at Facebook as the company reels from revelations of Russian election manipulation, fake news, data leaks and more.
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He remained in the game, but less than a minute later came a miscue that will be shown on bad-goal blooper reels for years.
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When you're done grabbing some fishing line, you can check out our full guide to the best rods and reels to complete your fishing gear.
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Because it's thinner, you can fit way more of it on a spool, enabling use with much smaller spools and reels than with other lines.
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Eisinger reels off a list of potential candidates for criminal charges: Countrywide, Washington Mutual, Lehman Brothers, Citigroup, A.I.G., Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley.
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In those moments of dread, I turn to a means of procrastination that doesn't feel completely like slacking: watching YouTube highlight reels of Serena Williams.
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Instead, Kanitha slowly unwinds the reels from their ten-inch circle, only to tightly furl them once more around a rod of much smaller diameter.
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The creative solutions used to dispose of flammable nitrate stock resulted in the inadvertent preservation of 500 films — forgotten reels were excavated in the 1970s.
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The animation world has a tradition of toying with credits, like the parody blooper reels in "A Bug's Life," from John Lasseter and Andrew Stanton.
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Turns out if you ask your Amazon Echo the same question, the plucky little machine reels the name off with absolutely no problem at all.
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Making fun of someone has less appeal if there's no wider audience like trolls exploited in the feeds and comment reels of Secret and YikYak.
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Sheehan questioned the timing of the playoff expansion talk as pitchers as catchers report for spring training and MLB reels from a sign-stealing scandal.
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Picture the highlight reels of high school sophomores being NBA and NFL scouted; think of countdown clocks marking off time until starlets become legally fuckable.
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We use rods and reels, single hooks and lures in contrast to the very efficient nets, trawls, and long-line sets used by commercial harvesters.
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During his sophomore year, Westbrook played more of a central role at U.C.L.A., and his powerful dunks made him a hero of ESPN highlight reels.
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The story of what happened to the film while May was editing it — she apparently sneaked off with some reels — is the stuff of legend.
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For the next five months, staff at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, attempted to glean what was stored on the data reels.
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There was one extended exchange, with each of them accusing the other of being more robotic and programmed, that will live on in highlight reels forevermore.
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The feature, called Reels, will allow creators to splice together up to 30 seconds of video clips with stickers, filters, music, text, and other design options.
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Nearly all of China's 70,000 theaters are closed as the country reels from the coronavirus, and it has cost the local movie business over $1 billion.
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Experimental City director Chad Freidrichs delved into archives of audio recordings, film reels, photographs, and conceptual drawings to revisit MXC, and interviewed its participants and protestors.
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You can load Fortnite right now and see it yourself at the Risky Reels location, which has been cleared to make space for the new addition.
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Risky Reels is gone, replaced by a new area called The Block, which will put a spotlight on some of the best stuff players are making.
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Through a series of 10-second reels, she goes from fresh-faced to full-blown bombshell — and pulls off a pink smoky eye in the process.
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But when it came to the franchise's signature award, off-field sacrifices and charity mattered as much as highlight reels and championship trophies, sometimes even more.
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What's more, the app is now also now clever enough to make smart highlight reels of your pictures and videos based around particular times and dates.
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A multi-billion dollar economy also depends on a thriving Gulf ecosystem—the seafood industry in the Gulf region alone reels in almost $40 billion annually.
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Zuckerberg's comments come as Facebook still reels from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which the personal information of 50 million users was harvested without their knowledge.
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Walker edited together some beautiful footage of the special film, reels, and projectors required to show Tarantino's latest movie, and you can see the results above.
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The service requires a $50 deposit, but accepts any storage device or video format, including VHS tape, film reels, hard drives, DVDs, USB drives, and more.
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It's the fact that people only ever see the highlights reels, they don't see all the work and the love that goes into the everyday practices.
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We hope our Phish & Chips experimentation – hot and cold, soft and crunchy, sweet and salty – reels in a treat that will have ice cream lovers hooked!
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In 1978, 533 reels of film dating from the 1910s to '20s were discovered buried under a hockey rink in the Canadian town of Dawson City.
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At my moonlighting job, my co-workers were struggling actors, filmmakers and writers who used their days to audition, or pitch magazines, or assemble their reels.
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When it comes to U.S. consumers, Mark Butler, the chairman, president and CEO of Ollie's Bargain Outlet, said nothing reels in buyers like a good deal.
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Fly rods and reels are defined by the weight of the line they cast, which effectively correlates to the size of fish they're designed to target.
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On the other, the older generation still reels from the failed 1990s "shock therapy" economic reforms, which destroyed the country's industrial base and yielded high unemployment.
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These photos were captured, developed, scanned, and transmitted entirely on board the spacecraft's intricate photography suite, which was stuffed with huge reels of 70 millimeter film.
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YouTube's head of product introduced him to the platform's potential for content delivery beyond the standard highlight reels he was accustomed to watching on the site.
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Penn's International reels have been a favored reel since my grandfather was catching tuna, and I still have and use a few of his old ones.
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According to USA Today, the pair eventually will narrate game highlight reels to be posted on YouTube and Youku Tudou, China's version of the video site.
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Raphel proves a skilled cultural historian, dipping into newspaper archives and movie reels and private correspondence to describe how the crossword came to conquer the world.
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Most of this film is devoted to four reels shot there, in which the Beales' living conditions are worse than what's depicted in the 1975 film.
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Her dad sold film reels to studios, and one day when a child actor dropped out of a movie, he suggested my mom as a replacement.
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UConn&aposs next big star is captivating national audiences with jaw-dropping highlight reels a year before she&aposll step foot on Geno Auriemma&aposs court.
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IBM's Watson has been taught to assemble video highlight reels from sporting events and analyze fashion trends from the red carpet of awards shows autonomously. Yeesh.
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They are worth it anyway for the narrator, who reels off his gleefully nasty character descriptions and caustic dialogue in that distinctive Nordic-inflected British accent.
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In track mode, the GT350R will give you a lot of room to let the rear end step out or slide but always reels you back.
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Instead of having to monetize later somehow, Instagram can immediately start making money from Reels since it already shows ads in Stories and the Explore tab.
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The series starts in 1962 and follows a number of characters who come into contact with film reels that depict Japan and Germany losing the war.
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You can safely pay a visit to Risky Reels by loading up Fortnite's Creative Mode, which lets you mess around freely on the Battle Royale map.
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The Janeite mind reels at the mere idea of young Arthur Miller being tasked to condense Pride and Prejudice to an hour-long format for radio.
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Louis L. Louft fought with the 13th Marines, an artillery regiment; his more than 100 film reels likely resulted in more than four hours of content.
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President Barack Obama on Saturday insisted that American race relations are not backsliding as the country reels from police-involved shootings in Louisiana, Minnesota and Texas.
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Part of the IBM 21970 track family of tape units, it used magnetic tape up to 2,400 feet long wound on reels up to 10.5 inches.
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Today, 30-year-old Croxteth-native Wayne Mark Rooney finds himself starring in his very own lowlight reels, featuring all the worst moments from his last game.
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It allows directors to immediately review takes, editors to enhance them on computers and studios to send them to cinemas without shipping hefty reels around the world.
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His physicality is front and center, and it's both impossible (John should be dead a thousand times over) and extremely human (John bleeds, staggers, reels with grief).
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AMP stories joins Mashable's acclaimed portfolio of vertical video formats, including our industry-leading Snapchat Discover channel and Mashable Reels, a dynamic editorial experience hosted on Mashable.com.
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YouTube is testing a new feature called "Reels" that, at least in concept, will be similar to the Stories you see every day on Snapchat and Instagram.
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And of course, Mashable was recognized with the 2017 Digiday Award for "most innovative publisher" in part due to our site's new vertical video format Mashable Reels.
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Mr Rutte reels some off: the Germans on migration, trade and the euro; some central European countries on the EU internal market; the French on climate change.
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He reels off stats from the CDC: From 2000 to 2015, more than half a million people died from drug overdoses, including 183,000 people from prescription opioids.
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Hyperloop One secured feasibility agreements with Dubai and the United Arab Emirates last fall, and they've been teasing us with Hyperloop One experience sizzle reels for months.
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To create the final product, she divided her footage into two separate reels and then projected one reel, halved in size, within the full-sized second reel.
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A new 90-second commercial centers an old man lovingly clipping together meaningful photos and videos of a young Spanish family from a warehouse full of reels.
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Whenever Scandal characters becomes too villainous, the show reels them back into semi-likable territory by implying their actions were motivated by a love of their country.
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And Reels won't live at the top of the app, as Stories do on Instagram – instead, they'll appear in a brand-new tab on a creator's channel.
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The launch of the Reels beta was mentioned briefly in an announcement today about the expansion of YouTube Community tab to all creators with over 10,000 subscribers.
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Since Reels are posted to a separate tab on the creator's channel, similar to Community itself, viewers could choose to go watch these new videos or not.
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Some users now see comment reels appearing as persistently visible chat windows that pop up on their desktop versions of the site, just like traditional message threads.
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I saw a cabinet containing nitrate reels once in the basement of the New York Historical Society, what was left of a collection that had partially burned.
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After testing dozens of spinning rods and reels over the years, my favorite all-around affordable combination is anUgly Stik Elite rodpaired with a Daiwa BG reel.
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As the nation reels from the firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, we've gotten a horrifying little bit of insight into how the firing went down.
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Instagram is launching Reels, a new video format within Instagram Stories, that allows users to create 15-second videos set to music, according to TechCrunch and Variety.
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But as Brazil reels from graft scandals and its worst economic crisis in decades, the heroic narrative surrounding Mr. da Silva, 70, is coming under intense strain.
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Monica Barber, the boat's flame-haired hotel manager, always brings her fiddle and plays Irish jigs and reels; she also makes a mean, extra-spicy Bloody Mary.
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In unusually fiery remarks Monday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell accused Democrats of playing politics while the economy reels and health-care workers sacrifice their own safety.
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An activist group blasted US Immigration and Customs Enforcement for continuing to hunt down undocumented immigrants even as the nation reels from the spread of the coronavirus.
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And it played the briefest of sizzle reels, which allowed the audience to see that Apple's production team has indeed shot footage for some of its shows.
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By the end it's built itself into a gale-force dancefloor make-out weapon, the kind of track that reels you in and doesn't let you go.
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It was made in two reels, one of which was to be projected full screen, the other to be projected as an inset of the larger frame.
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A few years ago, Ms. Kobayashi found herself in possession of a wire recorder, an obsolete magnetic device that enjoyed a quick midcentury vogue, and two reels.
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The movie portrays him pretty accurately: Singer (played by Michael Shanks) reels parents in with traditional tutoring services before bringing up his higher-end, hush-hush offers.
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Qalamuddin is perhaps best known for his ministry's decree banning television and videos; religious police officers hung confiscated reels of film from street signs at the time.
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The counterfeit beauty industry reels unsuspecting shoppers in with shockingly low prices, buying stolen goods from an unauthorized seller isn't only illegal — it can also be extremely dangerous.
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Plays are sometimes shafted when it comes to on-air coverage, but the highlight reels contain more drama than any of the snippets played after Oscar nominees' names.
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Yes, you can use it to make highlight reels of your cat, but you'll still do your sharing over iMessage (or, more likely, your social network of choice).
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"Even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable," she wrote in September.
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For example, bedroom web TV host Alex Pettit used Producer to show sponsorship reels, bring on Skype call-ins, and display overlaid graphics like you'd see on CNN.
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Reels are being tested among a small group of the site's creators, and the company isn't yet saying when this "new format" will be more widely rolled out.
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The chips support 4K video, multiple video streams at lower resolutions, 360-video stitching, WQHD displays, obstacle avoidance, and the creation of video highlight reels for action cameras.
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Not known to stop building on its environmental storytelling, Epic began teasing an upcoming change to Risky Reels with a Wreck-It-Ralph cameo on the movie screen.
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The show was interspersed with highlight reels ("The Year in Bills Fans"), actual sports awards ("Best Highlight") and the expected jabs at well-known sports figures ("Worst Owner").
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Now Hall H gets a restricted diet of finished sizzle reels and first-look trailers that are ready to go up on YouTube minutes after we see them.
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"These are decisive days," said Venezuela's Del Pino, a price hawk that has been pushing for a deal as its state-led economy reels under lower oil prices.
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The protests come as the nation reels from a deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend that left one counter-protester dead and 2628 injured.
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If you put together all the reels of film devoted to telling stories about men's relationships with their fathers, I suspect you'd have enough to circle the planet.
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The disclosure comes as Yahoo still reels from the belated revelation of two massive security breaches from years earlier that made Verizon second-guess its $4.8 billion sale.
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There, while working to restore an old and unsuccessful feature film about Ben-Gurion by Ms. Perlov's late father, David Perlov, they tripped across the silent film reels.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - As Samir Gasim reels off the problems facing his Khartoum confectionery and packaging factories, already running well below capacity, the power cuts and generators kick in.
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For decades, the U.S. has struggled to pass any significant legislation on gun reform, even as the country reels from mass shootings that have become a daily tragedy.
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The size of the fires brings new horror as the state still reels from enormous blazes last year and has yet to hit its most dangerous months historically.
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A few of the "Characters" episodes are a bit too much like audition reels, but for the most part these comics have made good use of the opportunity.
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Before her unanticipated transition to crutch-racing, Nolting had appeared in the films "8 Reels of Sewage" (2012) and "Killing Slashers" (2013), as well as a few commercials.
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Unlike film reels or microchips, which are relatively fragile and must be stored under certain conditions, the piece of quartz glass is "surprisingly hard to destroy," Microsoft said.
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Besides providing me the simple joy of witnessing the greatest athlete of all time, highlight reels of Serena smashing tennis balls are particularly helpful during acute writer's block.
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Eventually, Aronson says, a compromise was reached: Most of the session reels and multitracks stored on the backlot, about 250,000 tapes, were moved to the archive in Pennsylvania.
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U.S. airlines are seeking government assistance of more than $50 billion, including a mix of direct aid and loan guarantees, as the industry reels from the coronavirus outbreak.
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That will have to be the case, given Instagram is preparing to release its TikTok clone, Reels, and Vine's co-founder Dom Hofmann just launched his successor, Byte.
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But its official commemoration on Friday comes as America's LGBT community reels from the mass shooting that killed 85033 people at an Orlando gay nightclub earlier this month.
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But its official commemoration on Friday comes as America's LGBT community reels from the mass shooting that killed 49 people at an Orlando gay nightclub earlier this month.
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With Reels, users can record 15-second videos, adjust their speed, set them to music, or borrow audio from others' videos — similar to the "Duet" feature in TikTok.
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Catastrophe reels you in with its light-hearted social awkwardness, then gut-punches you in the feels with sudden explorations of deeper themes like grief and loss. -S.
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As the government reels from increasingly divisive partisanship, the federal judiciary has continued for the most part to serve as a rational, collegial and predictable branch of government.
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In this era of carefully staged and edited Instagram highlight reels, there is intimacy built by sharing your most epic failures with fellow creatives and small business owners.
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South Africa's unemployment is at a 14-year high, and key sectors of the economy, such as trade and manufacturing, are struggling as the country reels in recession.
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With...Sheila Nevins After almost 229 years, she has reels of memorable film, a pile of awards and plenty of perspective on the current battle of the sexes.
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Not all the View Production reels are architecture memorials, though; they also feature surviving work by Frank Gehry, Antonio Gaudi, Charles and Ray Eames, and Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Genaust, who shot the color sequence atop Suribachi, shot at least 25 reels — just over an hour of film — before he was killed, roughly halfway through the campaign.
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There's not a social networking component to the app beyond being able to create video highlight reels you could share externally with friends after your projects are complete.
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It was all so seductive — the bluegrass and the beautiful horses, but especially the big, old rick houses, where the whiskey reels in the years in wood barrels.
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In it, the protagonist discovers that he is an organic robot, and that all the things that he experiences are fed to him by reels of magnetic tapes.
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Anglin reels off the no-nos committed by the Fears brothers and Tenbrink, like "knowingly" violating alt-right security protocol by talking to the cops and packing firearms.
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But then David Chandler, another collector and music enthusiast, contacted Kaleidoscope, an organization that recovers video and TV shows, and handed it a series of 113 mm film reels.
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And Handmaid's Tale season 3 has a cast of new and returning characters, all of whom have their own complex backstories and could merit their own "previously on" reels.
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Maduro has steadily moved to concentrate power as the nation reels from a crippling economic crisis.... Firefighters at the scene of the blast disputed the government's version of events.
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According to the press reels, in order to be considered an eco-conscious garment, each piece must either be made from sustainable materials, including organic, recycled or repurposed fibers.
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According to Manning, NASA had discarded the reels by accident; they'd been left in a file cabinet marked for sale as government surplus during an office move in 1999.
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Good Trouble gives in to portraying him stereotypically for about half of the second episode, as Callie reels after finding out that her new lover also sleeps with men.
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Minkonet is working on building out an AI-powered version of the technology, automating the process of creating cinematic highlight reels, as well as an anti-cheating AI algorithm.
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The mind reels at the possibilities for wound-healing with 3-D skin, and a potential cure for baldness (or at least some eyelash extensions) with bio-printed hair.
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The Apollo 202 Lunar EVA (extravehicular activity) videotapes are three metal reels of Quadruplex videotape recorded at Mission Control, Manned Spaceflight Center in Houston, Texas, according to the listing.
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SpaceX has been making good money sending all sorts of non-classified things into space, and has also been making some fantastic highlight reels of the crashes on return.
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As Facebook reels from a bombshell New York Times report published this week, much of the focus has been on a controversial public relations firm hired by the company.
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Gove officially launched his bid for Conservative leadership on Friday, as his country reels through the crisis unleashed by the June 24 referendum vote to leave the European Union.
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The sheet material has the joined folds mounted on reels at the sides of the bed to retract the folds or allow extension thereof upon turning of the occupant.
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Zoe Leonard, the artist behind "I Want a Dyke for President," produced the faux-1930s photos and film reels that make up the evidence of the Watermelon Woman's life.
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ATLANTIC CITY — As this fading gambling mecca reels on the edge of bankruptcy, its finances scrutinized by a host of auditors, some objectionable expenses have bobbed to the surface.
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While available on Android and iOS, Instagram confirmed Reels is only being tested in Brazil for now, with plans to incorporate user feedback to improve the feature over time.
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Highlight reels of this work emphasize the spectacular moves you might expect from a hip-hop troupe: twisting and tumbling in sneakers, bouncing on shoulders and sliding on heads.
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The president has in recent days called for unity as the nation reels from the shooting and a spate of explosive devices addressed to a number of prominent Democrats.
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Meanwhile, Iran warned that it would veto any decision from the group that harms its national interests as it reels from sanctions implemented by the Trump administration last month.
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They use these machines to chase losses, but they also crave what they call "the zone": the endlessly spinning reels where the world and its problems can be forgotten.
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After testing dozens of spinning rods and reels over the years, my favorite all-around affordable combination is an Ugly Stik Elite rod paired with a Daiwa BG reel.
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The specsThe rod is sold as a combo, and REYR doesn't really intend for you to change lines and reels, which is fine because I never had any issue.
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A hallmark of early Pixar films are the faux blooper reels that accompany the closing credits for films such as Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, and Monsters, Inc.
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As Bran reels from the discovery that his father isn't the perfect man he remembers him to be, the Three-Eyed Raven decides that's enough history for the day.
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Other initiatives include better communication with creators, giving creators better monetization tools, the expansion of social features like the Community tab and Reels, and increased investment in educational content.
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The novel reels you in, using the same trick of all the best ghost stories, from "The Turn of the Screw" on: Is there really a ghost before you?
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Its white paper reels, roller ink, and metal cylinders provided enough photographic fuel to launch a career so prolific that Wiper himself has come to seem like a machine.
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If early films were short by necessity — the earliest reels allowed for just seconds of film — modern videos are pared down to suit our attention spans and data plans.
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The markets stabilized even as thousands of protesters took to the streets to demonstrate against the government of President Mauricio Macri as the country reels under a financial crisis.
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Daniel Rooney, a supervisory archivist at the National Archives who made the discovery of 211 reels, noted that NASA had photographic and film operations at sites across the country.
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The flames eventually reached Building 6197, known as the video vault, which housed videotapes, film reels and, crucially, a library of master sound recordings owned by Universal Music Group.
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McConnell has continued to urge swift passage of the legislation, arguing that it is necessary to quickly enact relief measures as the nation reels from the impact of coronavirus.
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They used to be an exhaustive process that took hours to produce, with filmmakers packing a room to watch poor-quality film reels of scenes shot the day before.
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As Amelia pressed her hand against the spinning reels and the pitch fluttered everything felt perfect, two generations of women on the radio coming together through this one sound.
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As Venezuela reels from a crippling economic crisis and deadly street protests, the military has often served as the guarantor of President Nicolás Maduro's continued power over the country.
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If Bryant&aposs talent is genetic, as it very well appears based on some of Gianna&aposs highlight reels, that news is likely music to Geno Auriemma&aposs ears.
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The show takes full advantage of the extraordinary height that was needed to accommodate the presses and the newsprint reels directly below that kept them constantly supplied with paper.
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Most noticeable are the steel floor tiles and the tracks along which rolls of newsprint were once shunted from laydown areas to the reels on which they were mounted.
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On its blog, Adobe describes potential use cases like managing large projects by dividing them into smaller pieces organized around reels and scenes, or grouping episodic shows by season.
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This afternoon, director J.J. Abrams stopped by a unique location to show off a new clip from the movie: Risky Reels, the drive-in theater on Fortnite's virtual island.
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The reels for the aborted film projects had been kept in the archives of Afghan Film, which director Mariam Ghani mined for her new movie What We Left Unfinished.
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The company released a pair of special effects reels earlier this year, one that showed off the Death Star blowing up planets, and another that showcased the Scarif space battle.
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The Macron administration is struggling to defuse the anger driving the "yellow vest" protests, as it reels from the worst riots seen in central Paris in five decades last Saturday.
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What should I do with all their belongings -- the random collections of loose papers, official documents, silverware, dishes, gardening tools, photo albums, VHS tapes, film reels and 35 mm slides?
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Reels of film forgotten or lost sometimes turn up randomly—interred in an archive in New Zealand, or sealed into a swimming pool in a remote town in the Yukon.
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As the world still reels from the elegant royal wedding, Kensington Palace has released concept sketches and a slew of details about Meghan Markle's elaborate dress from the big day.
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Two experienced withdrawal, she says; her 19-month-old grandson would "scream all the time" and still reels from the effects of the drugs he was exposed to in utero.
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Tekashi69's blooper reels from his Valentine's Day sex shop commercials are hilarious, and at least one product he pushed could probably suit him well in jail ... a sex doll!!!
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Instead, creators make new Reels by shooting a few quick mobile videos of up to 30 seconds each, then adding filters, music, text and more, including new "YouTube-y" stickers.
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The position was based in Perth, and when Avril made the three-day train trip from Sydney, she brought the kids and the 172 reels of DDE data with her.
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Made up of three reels—either a part type, one of five stats, or one of the part manufacturers—you "lock" the one you want and spin the other two.
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Bletchley Park itself, a pile of best "lavatory Gothic" as she later described it, was sociable for a spy-centre; she danced Scottish reels on the lawn and sang madrigals.
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It works well, here, though it does make watching Act Four confusing, since the repetition is so obvious that it almost feels like the projectionist has switched up the reels.
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Canada is assessing pipeline proposals as the country's energy-rich province Alberta reels from a crash in prices, partly due to insufficient means of moving oil to lucrative international markets.
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Those highlight reels, full of impossible leaps from the tops of buildings and other brushes with death, became the hallmark of his movies, more memorable than their plots or characters.
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A genre rooted in nudie reels of the silent era, sexploitation had its golden age in the 1960s as the sexual revolution pushed the boundaries of cinematic depictions of nudity.
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Rods stand at attention in the central aisle, reels are lined up in utilitarian glass cases, and accessories, from lures and lines to nets and hooks, hang on a wall.
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Cambridge Analytica reels, President Trump congratulates Vladimir Putin, but first, puppies: • The daily news cycle can be depressing, so let's start with a story about dogs going to the movies.
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Mr. Elliott, who had been obsessed with the lost footage since working as a music executive in the mid-1980s, ultimately persuaded Warner to sell him the reels in 2007.
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As in her wonderful "Neighborhood Sharks," Roy reels you in with startling facts, then shows how a dominant species is really vulnerable, dependent on humans to choose to practice conservation.
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For the Royal Opera "Tosca," he tracked down the original reels of 16-millimeter film in one archive, and a full set of color images of the production in another.
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The chief US economist of Morgan Stanley expects nearly 17 million jobs will be lost in the second quarter of this year as the economy reels from the coronavirus crisis.
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The unanimous vote, a rare departure from bitter partisanship in Washington, underscored how seriously members of Congress are taking the global pandemic as Americans suffer and the medical system reels.
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For more on the short-form video wars and the future of micro-entertainment, read: Zuckerberg misunderstands the huge threat of TikTok Instagram Stories launches TikTok clone Reels in Brazil
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But changes in the Allies' postwar priorities resulted in the materials — including five mostly completed reels, an outline and a finished script — being put on the shelf and officially suppressed.
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Islamabad (CNN)Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has secured $6 billion in financial support from Saudi Arabia as Riyadh reels from international outrage over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The push to allocate supplemental funds comes as the island reels from a series of catastrophic earthquakes this month and struggles to recover from Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017.
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The case provided a gruesome finish to the year, as Rio reels from a harrowing crime wave, a financial crisis and graft scandals, just months after hosting the Olympic Games.
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Venezuela has been seeking an oil deal for years as its state-led economy reels under low oil prices, and has often said it was close to reaching an agreement.
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Whatever the results, I'll still know by heart all those childhood jigs and reels that are responsible for my good posture and complete inability to dance like a normal person.
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On "Sweetness," the stickiest and most conventional pop track, Keating reels off a list of enticing sensory details: smoke, silk water, jasmine, blood amber, bubbling tea, blackberry cream, cinnamon sheets.
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Since 1997, the Knoxville, Tennessee–based View Productions has created a series of reels highlighting 20th-century design and architecture, particularly forms that are difficult to capture in two dimensions.
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Instead, hundreds of reels were put into storage, and eventually they were used to fill in a swimming pool so that an ice hockey rink could be installed over it.
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During the opening moments of Guy Ritchie's frantic, sloppy fantasy-babble epic King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword, viewers may wonder whether the theater somehow got the reels out of order.
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But instead of being used to form an object while still soft, these strands are coated with a second sort of glass for protection and then spooled onto reels for storage.
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Spiotta's Los Angeles adolescence would imprint upon her deeply: The city is a setting in all of her books, and film reels through her work, as both formal influence and subject.
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As Louisiana reels from the historic levels of flooding that claimed southern parts of the state recently, the resilient spirit of the people who lives through the tragedy continues to shine.
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In person, however, Mr Haneke is a relaxed and good-humoured interviewee who is given to toothy smiles and twinkle-eyed chuckles as he reels off long, fluent answers in German.
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While Emanuel points to a reduction in homicides in the past two years, the city still reels from gun and gang violence particularly, on the city&aposs South and West sides.
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The mind reels at what it would look like if an impressionist master like Vincent van Gogh used his hands to re-vamp the whole data tool with some lush brushstrokes.
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Occasionally I will play in Irish folk sessions, just in pubs with small groups of people, and it's the Irish music or English folk songs that I like, the traditional reels.
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It's believed that the raw SSTV footage was recorded over by NASA, so these NTSC reels are likely the best look we'll ever get of that momentous day on the moon.
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Now, as the community reels with shock and families struggle to connect with their detained relatives, new details are arising about ICE's action, which is unprecedented even for the Trump administration.
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As you learn to see through the mechanism, you gain an eye for upcoming games with genuine promise and those that will live their best life as two-minute hype reels.
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Fittingly, it was Honey Soundsystem — a gay D.J. collective descended from the dance music scene that Mr. Cowley helped define — that found the neglected reel-to-reels in the Megatone archives.
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The Shimano Tranx reels come in eight different models, each equipped with 5+1 (five ball bearings and one roller bearing), which are all you really need if they're assembled well.
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During the testing phase, Instagram will feature some users' videos in a new Top Reels section of the Explore tab in an apparent effort to replicate the virality seen on TikTok.
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Facebook investors reportedly vented frustrations about the company's handling of user data during a shareholder meeting Thursday as the social networking site reels from months of scrutiny over its privacy policies.
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It reels the viewer inside a simple songwriting session to the tune of pleasant, plucked melancholy melodies (reminiscent of a grown-up, electronic "Boats and Birds" by Gregory and the Hawk).
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He then reels off some cheesy statistics: More of the U.S. dairy industry's output — 24 billion gallons of milk a year — goes towards making cheese than any other product, including milk.
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Moore's Law would usher into existence affordable, powerful off-the-shelf microprocessors and hard drives that could replace creaky hand-built signal-processing equipment and slow, finicky reels of magnetic tape.
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A Wall Street analyst who's been critical of Intel's recent trajectory says the semiconductor behemoth is poised to do better than its peers as the industry reels from the coronavirus downturn.
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Much of the episode takes place as a series of flashbacks, and we're dropped into them through reels of 8 millimeter Kodachrome film, many of which were shot by Paul III.
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Those reels became his signature work, the acclaimed documentary The Battle of Chile, a searing chronicle of the coup that felled Salvador Allende Gossens and culminated in Augusto Pinochet's fascist rule.
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Just like TikTok, users can soundtrack their Reels with a huge catalog of music, or borrow the audio from anyone else's video to create a remix of their meme or joke.
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After the gator takes the bait, Stephens reels it in close to the surface, as Kroboth wrangles it with a lasso before wrapping its jaws shut with her signature pink tape.
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Clips, on the other hand, function as portable highlight reels (more bite-sized than YouTube uploads) that can break out of the streaming ecosystem and possibly achieve some measure of virality.
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The project, which began through an open call, has so far collected more than 600 reels of 52003mm home movies, ranging in time from the late 1940s through the early 1970s.
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The vast majority (about 90%) of the world's movie theaters have converted to digital film, leaving those who once hunkered in boxy projection rooms, threading film through reels, seeking other work.
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Washington (CNN)A new storm is brewing inside the Democratic Party as competing factions begin to grapple for its leadership as the party reels in the wake of Donald Trump's stunning victory.
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Beard's four reels were considered lost for over 40 years before being rediscovered in a studio archive after Albert Maysles requested permission to use footage from his own film on a DVD.
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I grew up with my dad playing Pink Floyd and Kraftwerk while I was in the womb, and at the same time he was taking apart reel-to-reels and making computers.
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But the public parade -- the 4.6-kilometer (2.9-mile) route from the Imperial Palace to Akasaka Palace -- will instead proceed on November 10 as the nation reels in the aftermath of Hagibis.
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As you watch, you could see fantasy scores floating above select players, the percentage chance a player with the ball will actually make the shot, and custom highlight reels from the game.
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The majority of videos last for five minutes or less, though it often feels even less substantial as many spend up to a full minute on cold-open goofs and intro reels.
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On "Eus Keus", whose title is a traditional Cornish saying which, with typical insouciant dryness, asks whether or not there is cheese, she joyfully reels off a list of Cornish place names.
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The current crop of players is well-schooled in the Strathspeys, jigs, reels and laments that form the nation's musical heritage but want to bring the experience to a new, modern audience.
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You probably won't end up in any slo-mo highlight reels using this Baller Yoga leather mat, but you also won't find yourself slipping all over the place when you get sweaty.
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Sehgal is aware of how mining entertainment out of other social networks full of highlight reels of people's lives can make people feel insecure, even if the platforms earn lots of money.
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Elsewhere, the Risky Reels location has been updated so players can watch the footage of the player who won Epic Game's contest, where fans were tasked with creating a film within Fortnite.
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As Syria reels from civil war, a six-month-long blockade of Madaya by the Syrian army and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah, has trapped about 40,000 residents now enduring a harsh winter.
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The company tells us the idea with Reels is to introduce a new video format on YouTube that lets creators express themselves and engage fans without having to post a full video.
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The show launches on VICELAND on April 28 at 10 PM, and every Thursday, starting March 17, we're going to be giving you a first look through deleted scenes and blooper reels.
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Its inclusion is an obeisance in its own right: Along with the reproduced commentary and hype reels that play occasionally before tipoff, it signals the video game's faithfulness to the real product.
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Land and Loss Lizzie Presser's piece about the Reels brothers' fight to reclaim their family's land brought to mind a similar case I worked on as an attorney ("The Dispossessed," July 22nd).
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YouTube's Reels doesn't look exactly like Snapchat or Facebook's "story" products -- only creators with 10,000+ subscribers will be able to use the product whereas anyone can create Snapchat, Instagram, or Facebook stories.
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Now that my fishing buddies and I have a bit more disposable income, this is the setup with which we've been replacing our old Ugly Stik and lower-end and aging reels.
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For some, viewing these decaying reels may be just as thrilling as witnessing the more polished films from the archives of more affluent households, like those of Russell Stover or Charles Pathé.
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Microsoft's HoloLens, which offers something very different, is a great example and the mind reels at what HoloLens could become in a few years with a lot more polish and hardware refinement.
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But what really got me is the moment in which Emily reels in Tomei's Wife by giving her pills that she says will protect her from E. coli but are actually poison.
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There was no trace of him in the Jumbotron highlight reels or in the rafters, where the Clipper posters that normally cover the Laker championship banners had been replaced by black tarp.
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The debate is also taking place as the country reels from an outbreak of coronavirus cases, and grapples with ongoing questions about access to tests and information on how to combat illness.
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In the hours after the game, when video reels were put together and Newton seemed forgetful during a press conference, the Broncos' unflagged hits to the Carolina QB's head became the story.
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Perhaps you've heard some of these names during podcast ad reels: BarkBox mails its customers a cardboard box that promises at least two toys, two treats, and a chew toy every month.
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Rice's comments come as the country reels from two mass shootings in the span of 13 hours over the weekend in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, that killed at least 31.
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As the nation reels from the shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, many of the 2020 contenders are eager to explain what they would do about gun violence if elected president.
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Instagram is adding some much-needed editing tools for Reels, like timed captions so words appear in certain scenes, and a ghost overlay option for lining up transitions so they look fluid.
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But at the time, Bosley Crowther of The Times said that watching this "weird adventure" is "like trying to follow a showing of a picture at which several reels have got lost."
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Trucking reels in roughly $700 billion in annual revenue in the United States, according to the American Trucking Association, which also estimates that there was a 51,000-person driver shortage last year.
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As the nation reels from the shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, many of the 2020 contenders are eager to explain what they would do about gun violence if elected president.
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But I don&apost think that has any bearing on what and how he would do in 2020 running against Donald Trump, who should runs reels for hours and hours of President Trump.
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We're two days into 2019, which means New Year's resolution posts, OOTD roundups, year-in-review highlight reels, and January #newyearnewyou to-do lists have taken over our Instagram feeds in full force.
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The film reels there somehow create a chemical reaction that gives him superhuman strength, speed, and endurance—the basic prerequisites for turning a regular Joe into a man capable of saving the day.
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Considering how the public comment reels light up whenever a real celebrity or web star posts on social networks, there could be a subset willing to pay for a one-on-one moment.
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It was a cool way to go about it, but it was just an eight-track with two reels, and that was side one and side two, all done straight, beginning to end.
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Second, Lyft is gaining ground on Uber in terms of market share as Uber reels from its cultural and leadership problems, at a rate that we haven't seen before between the two rivals.
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So when I've finished streaming a great television show, I try my best to mimic the DVD-viewing experience and head over to YouTube to bask in hilarious and under-appreciated blooper reels.
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You'll have to pack reels separately, but if breaking your favorite rod (or rods) is your biggest nightmare, we're convinced that this is your best bet when it comes to avoiding that tragedy.
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He is, more prosaically, a 90-second goof created by TV anchor Matt Geiler that was uploaded to YouTube in '06 and that reels in new and delighted (and aroused?) viewers every October.
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Lots of reels are made with seven, or even nine, bearings because they make a reel run more smoothly, but in effect, they're just more parts that can get dirty or fail altogether.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brazil hopes to reduce corruption with blockchain - the technology behind the bitcoin currency - as it reels from a string of arrests in the world's biggest graft investigation.
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Fortunately for me, more than 100,000 reels of Army and Air Force morning reports — which contained information about the individual soldiers in a given company, including their assignments and injuries — survived the blaze.
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Memories Renewed (favored by Wirecutter) and Lotus Media are among the mail-in media conversion shops that handle several formats, including 8- and 16-millimeter film reels, VHS and Hi8 video, and audiotape.
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But the rare cuts — both to hide the ends of film reels and for dramatic punctuation — occur at significant moments; pay attention, too, to the occasions when the camera crosses the stage line.
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The phone will automatically sort your photos and create highlight reels of the best ones; this happens in the background when the phone is idle, so you don't have to worry about slowdowns.
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The move comes as Bloomberg reels from a poor debate performance February 19 in Nevada, accusations of sexism and racism, and a maligned series of paid memes and billboards trolling President Donald Trump.
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Like any callow American kid, Cardona was hopelessly materialistic, and Slater reels off brand names like a catalogue of ships in the Iliad: Volvo, GMC Denali, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Joe Brand, Versace, Lacoste.
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And even as it reels from wildfires made more intense by climate change, Australia, one of the world's biggest coal exporters, is digging for more, encouraged in part by the growing Asian market.
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But if Reels can change Instagram's culture to one where we're comfortable looking stupid, it could beat TikTok's talent competition by opening a million private karaoke rooms for goofing off just with friends.
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SYDNEY, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Shareholders of Australia's Westpac Banking Corp voted on Thursday against the company's executive pay plans for a second year running, as the bank reels from a money laundering scandal.
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On December 22, a couple of weeks after the anniversary of Justice League's release, Snyder went even further: He posted images of reels that purport to be his director's cut of Justice League.
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But eye catching summits will do just as well for a White House that cuts even Trump's routine meetings with foreign leaders into campaign highlight reels designed to frame him as a statesman.
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But as Brazil reels from a protracted economic crisis and the turmoil left over from the ouster of President Dilma Rousseff last year, some politicians argue that amnesty is in the national interest.
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Last month at the King's Lynn town ashyard, they found waterlogged deposits from the 1890s which preserved wooden items, things rarely seen after decades in the earth, including cotton reels and dolly pegs.
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Armed with sky-high imagination (thanks, in part, to the drone work of Daniel Wagner), Loechel provides us with what doubles as an in-video rewind button that puts most highlight reels to shame.
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Nader was previously indicted in the Eastern District of Virginia in 1991 on child pornography charges, according to court filings, after agents seized from him two reels of video tape concealed in candy tins.
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While the country reels from a series of mass shootings, each one reigniting the debate over the regulation of firearms, the hottest investments in the stock market seem to be shares of gun manufacturers.
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Russia's Vladimir Putin is embarking on an Asia charm offensive to beef up his country's international profile, as the economy reels from a deep recession amid Western sanctions and a slump in oil prices.
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The island the seed vault is built on is also home to the World Data Archive, a place where instead of seeds, data is stored on reels of specially made film and kept safe.
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Even better was the announcement, during The Game Awards, that Risky Reels would be transforming into "The Block," a portion of the game that will feature player-designed assets and environments from Creative mode.
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The arrival of Reels is one of a handful of changes for YouTube and YouTube Community, the social platform launched last fall as a new way for video creators to engage their fan base.
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Rio has also been expecting more than 380,000 tourists for the Games, which come as Brazil's economy is mired in recession and its government reels from a corruption scandal at state oil company Petrobras.
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The drags on these reels range from 18 to 22 pounds of pressure depending on the model, which isn't record-breaking, but certainly all you need until you start getting into larger pelagic fish.
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" As Silicon Valley reels from a series of high-profile sexual harassment and discrimination scandals — and their consequences, some men in tech have started identifying as "contrarians" who do not follow the "diversity dogma.
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And the team is also working on augmented-reality technology to show fans replay reels from different perspectives around the court, like from the coach's point of view or from an athlete mid-play.
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U.S. airlines on Saturday warned they will have to furlough workers unless Congress approves a $250 billion aid package that includes grants, not only loans, as the industry reels from the impact of coronavirus.
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It was at a German flea market, we learn, that Mr. Turkowski, who often works with found video, bought for 20 euros the trove of eight-millimeter-film reels he now begins to project.
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Many of the most famous images were taken by Josef Koudelka, who was on the streets with his Exakta camera loaded with film that he had cut from the end of exposed movie reels.
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The agreement comes as Westpac Banking Corp reels from accusations by the country's financial crime watchdog, AUSTRAC, of enabling 23 million payments in violation of anti-money laundering laws, including between known child exploiters.
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If Instagram doesn't care, it should divert development resources to it's TikTok clone Reels that actually looks very well made and has a shot at stealing market share in the remixable social entertainment space.
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The official NFL TikTok account will be sharing behind-the-scenes footage and highlight reels, and of course, memes (there's already a "when they hold the door but you're kinda far away" skit up).
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Further investigation unearths her body in the basement, and Frank reels: All my signposts had gone up in one blinding, dizzying explosion: my second chances, my revenge, my nice thick anti-family Maginot line.
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That model is then personalized for each user based on their relationship to a post's author, how often they comment on posts with already-active comment reels, and what kinds of posts they typically click.
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There are other risks: though reels of film decay and are easy to lose, they make a noble attempt at permanence—well-stored film can last a very long time; digital bits tends to decay.
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As Sri Lanka reels from the aftermath of the deadly bombings on Easter Sunday, economists have started to assess the potential economic damage from the attacks — with some already downgraded the country's growth for 20153.
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Murray Goulburn has been forced to consider takeover approaches as the company reels from a ill-fated Asian expansion that drove the cooperative to report last month its first annual loss since its 2015 listing.
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Even though I know that a reasonable reaction to my absences is to stop inviting me over time, watching their emoji-coded highlight reels in a financial transaction app was a special kind of misery.
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The machine uses five different string-filled reels that are passed back and forth between a couple sets of spinning arms that ensure the strings are tightly woven together as they're drawn to the top.
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The Japanese-based automaker said it is recalling the 2019 CR-V to replace steering wheel wire harnesses and supplemental restraint system cable reels after six unexpected driver airbag deployments that occurred without a crash.
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Related: 'We are scared of the police': Community reels after Abdirahman Abdi's death Diverlus also said the number of former cops who work on the civilian oversight body could make the SIU sympathetic to police.
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George paid $23 in 22 (approximately $22000 in today's dollars) for 21980,150 reels of NASA magnetic tape at a government auction while he was a Lamar University student interning at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Already, I'm aware that we're seeing a lot of people in a short space of time: the valet alone reels off a sizeable list of possible inquiry lines, and so we set about following them.
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Other major findings: Time spent on sports content on social media has increased among younger audiences, as many are turning to social media to catch highlights and reels of games, instead of watching games live.
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On Wednesday, Hyundai Motor Co said it was considering plans to suspend production at its oldest plant in China, as the South Korean carmaker reels from tumbling sales and massive overcapacity in its biggest market.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, in excoriating immigrants, promoting gun ownership and defending the torture of drug traffickers, says his time is coming as a disgraced political elite reels from the upheaval surrounding efforts to oust Ms. Rousseff.
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It's that time of the year when television networks parade out celebrities, TV sizzle reels and lots and lots of booze to try to lure billions of dollars in advertising spending for the coming year.
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They were behind Cleveland, 21962-1, when Nick U'Ren — Kerr's assistant, whose responsibilities include constructing the musical playlists used during practices and splicing highlight reels — happened to be watching a tape of the 2014 playoffs.
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Khan, who was elected prime minister in July, is in Saudi Arabia for the second time this month seeking to shore up financial aid as the country reels from a looming balance of payments crisis.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India has launched its first national register of sex offenders in a bid to stem crimes against women as the country reels from a series of high-profile rape cases.
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China's insurance firms saw their net operating cash flow slump 65 percent last year, underscoring the challenges facing the sector as it reels from a state-led crackdown on the sale of risky investment products.
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Almost none of the major newspapers endorsed him, the primary and general election polls all had it wrong, and the YouTube compilations of TV stars predicting his demise are now running like NFL highlight reels.
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The 5,000-plus lost tapes comprised nearly all of the session reels, alternate takes and unreleased masters recorded for Atlantic and its sublabels between 1949 and 1969, a period when its roster featured R.&B.
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Tyrnauer artfully balances these subtleties, mining archival images from photographers like Bill Bernstein, Bill Cunningham, and Marcia Reznick, and weaving in recently discovered 16-mm film reels that were hidden away by a staff member.
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While Alonso's 440-foot home run that night made all the highlight reels, it was Smith who kicked off a four-run rally in the ninth inning with a leadoff single as a pinch-hitter.
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Earlier on Tuesday, S&P Global Ratings cut Delta Air Lines Inc's rating to junk status, citing a steep decline in demand as the aviation sector reels under the coronavirus crisis and seeks government help.
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But with the Murdoch empire contracting with the jettisoning of Fox's entertainment arm, the estimated billion dollars in revenue that Fox News reels in annually is that much more important to the family's bottom line.
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Mr. Morrison's film tells the story of how that footage, and several hundred other reels of volatile nitrate film from the 1910s and '20s, were discovered decades after they were presumed to be permanently lost.
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"Nitrate Storage Cabinet Tests" (211), which was shot outdoors, shows reels of flammable nitrate film stocked in different types of cabinets; the museum was trying to determine the best way to store the combustible material.
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Most cleverly, Instagram works around its own ephemerality by letting users add their Reels to their profile's non-disappearing Highlights for a shot to show up on Explore even after their 24-hour story expires.
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A spring sequence contained mountain laurel ("there are many reels of mountain laurel"), a goat in eyeglasses ("this is Professor Goat"), and Pril's great-grandfather's famous horse, Sunshine, who appears in portraits around the hotel.
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In the basement of a deceased Pennsylvania man's home sat 325 magnetic data reels and two enormous computers, each dating back to the Apollo Era of spaceflight, which put the first humans on the Moon.
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But from 1998's A Bug's Life until 2004's The Incredibles, the pioneering animation studio indulged in fake blooper reels, dotting its credit sequences with engineered "outtakes" from the movie that had just concluded.
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