We don't re-render the whole film, but we render different versions of those shots.
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Those will start, those will find fault, those will render opinions, and a competent authority will render judgment at some point.
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Gibbs: Jake, we render, we render an opinion based on some of their coverage and the fairness that, the fairness of that coverage.
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It exists because the HoloLens 2 can only store and render a limited kind of detail for something like a 3D render of an engine locally.
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All used a color to render their position and numbers unmistakable, to telegraph a point in a visually impactful way, to render their individual selves a monolith.
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Intel claims that the chip will render 6003K video and games 25 percent faster than the previous top-line i7-5960X chip, and render 3D content 35 percent faster.
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If you want to do that today without Render, you would have to spin up a virtual machine in the cloud, attach the storage, set up backup schedules and take care of all of these other associated tasks, and what Render is doing with Render Disk is stripping that all away and managing the process for them.
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The algorithm was then used to render data captured by the EHT to render the millions of gigabytes of data it has collected during its decade-long mission to photograph the black hole.
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Does that then render their investigation corrupt from the start?
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HDR content requires special display tech to properly render it.
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Time in seconds to render a 3D image in Blender.
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Shrinking these systems would only render them underfunded and ineffective.
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Glasses, teeth, and backgrounds are all more difficult to render.
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This was one idea that was interesting enough to render.
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And perhaps even eventually render Trump's "Southern White House" uninhabitable.
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They ran towards danger to render aid to other officers.
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This new render has 7 Raptors in a honeycomb formation.
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Yet few think that is enough to render it sustainable.
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That merely Machiavellian motivation does not render the prohibition legal.
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The 3D render matched with a bad Vivaldi style symphony.
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Samples of gut bacteria in Parkinson's patients render this possible.
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Render a coworker's computer monitor unusable with black spray paint.
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Time, in seconds to render a 2700D image in Blender.
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A render of what your next earbuds could look like.
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But I can render a verdict on the video: adorable.
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Objective control is supposed to render quality advice and judgments.
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That would render them much more difficult to be elected.
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The jury was expected to render its verdict this week.
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These new policies could render the existing drug treaties obsolete.
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"That's likely where they will render their judgment," said Podesta.
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"com" to a generic word does not render it distinctive.
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The proclamation does not render illegal crossers ineligible for asylum.
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Should it render text first and then load in images?
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She won't render herself redundant with a fully automated solution.
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That would render our entire body of immigration law meaningless.
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Water will gradually evaporate and fat will start to render.
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There are not enough drugs to render me permanently high.
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Passage of the bill likely would render the case moot.
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Park rangers can't catch up with it to render aid.
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Imperfections in our personal narratives don't render our pasts obsolete.
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Chemotherapy and other treatments can render them immunocompromised as well.
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To render unto Caesar cannot mean rendering everything unto Caesar.
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Aspelmeyer's apparatus uses lasers to render this bead literally motionless.
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That's how democracy is supposed to render judgment on politicians.
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To render this power meaningless is to neuter Congressional oversight.
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They expected Congress to render its judgment on the facts.
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Five days from now, Iowa's caucusgoers will render their judgment.
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But the Trump Administration is about to render it toothless.
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I render no judgment on people who change their names.
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Eating it might render you comatose, helpless, and mortally constipated.
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Christ commands us to render unto Caesar what is Caesar's.
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There are many ways to display brilliance through narrative, but one of the most difficult — and courageous — is to render the I-who-is-not-I as vividly as one can render the self.
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Although we should just admit that sometimes we need more GPU and could stand to have a render farm—or cloud rendering instead of relying on a single computer to render big 6003K workflows.
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False or deceptive entries or acts will render the Entrant ineligible.
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And that alone should render a product made for sleeping unusable.
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Another thing the render shows is a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.
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Wearing us like costumes makes it easier to render us homeless.
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What's notably missing in this render is a rear fingerprint sensor.
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The images look similar to a render that leaked in May.
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Beyond a certain point, it could render the whole enterprise unprofitable.
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Debris could conceivably render entire tracts of space unusable for decades.
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He argued she did not render enough first aid to Jean.
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The average render time on the movie was around 53 hours.
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However, Iraq's apparent unease over the deal could render it unworkable.
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This frees up time to experiment before hitting the render button.
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Won't the arrival of self-driving cars render such thinking unnecessary?
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Does Hiddleston's charm render even a basic meat sauce more delectable?
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A judge could render a verdict as early as Thursday afternoon.
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There is no good reason to render the sanctions toothless now.
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I just haven't met her, so I can't render a judgment.
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But let me be specific, so you can render your verdict.
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No theoretical checks—no form of government can render us secure.
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Morris is currently an attorney with Hall Render Killian Heath & Lyman.
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This doesn't render "the invisible primary" obsolete as an explanatory factor.
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Obama never got around to forcing Putin to render up Snowden.
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These comments render him incapable of performing his duties as chair.
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Next, do a higher-resolution render of the area you kept.
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One technological breakthrough could render portions of the white paper moot.
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This will render the fat and get a nice crust going.
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The gamble that Trump's misogyny and racism would render him unacceptable.
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In a separate pan, render lardons over medium heat until crispy.
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As it stands, tax reform would render the estimates too low.
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And for me, it still didn't render the central tension realistic.
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But I wanted to render it in a more interesting way.
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Indeed, Tarquini hopes the F rating will someday render itself obsolete.
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The Treasury rule would render those credits effectively useless for taxpayers.
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But it would render everything about their lives temporary, once again.
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Always the money, which always seems to render silent those complicit.
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No theoretical checks — no form of government can render us secure.
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Democrats sued, challenging local processes that render thousands of ballots invalid.
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Their objective should be to render him as impotent as possible.
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Having U.S. citizenship doesn't render children immune to immigration-related stressors.
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Last year's MacBook Pro i7 finished the render in 35 minutes.
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Radiation, chemotherapy and steroids can render bones brittle, Dr. Guise explained.
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The next Grand Slam event, Wimbledon, did not render a verdict.
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But pure marital bliss is challenging to render as richly textured.
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"Basically all of their cloud infrastructure is on Render," he said.
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OnLeaks told MacRumors the material render is based on his predictions.
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One can hook players and render them immobile, dragging them away.
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This map alone would render the entire plan unacceptable to Palestinians.
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But Gary only manages to render her in shades of taupe.
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Too much junk in one orbital field can render it useless.
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Why did you render the people in these wonderfully nonhuman colors?
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It's like an electromagnetic pulse that can render sophisticated technology useless.
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The sheer size of it was enough to render anyone silent.
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They have all the Stone commentary needed to render a verdict.
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The animals' low numbers render their reproduction critical for their survival.
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And that would render public-accommodations laws like Colorado's effectively meaningless.
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They're mostly used for gaming to render 3D graphics in realtime.
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It's everywhere, and its ubiquity seems to render it curiously invisible.
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We could render a copy and sell it in the shop.
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Not only does it render at a low resolution, but as Ichijo explained, it uses a special shader to render each polygon from a fixed point, preventing the "correct" use of perspective of modern game engines.
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The VR One is the final iteration of a design from May, and instead of looking like a rough render of an angry trash bin, it now looks like a much better render of an angry Transformer.
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This should, in theory, render the assassination market aspect of Augur void.
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U.S. service members, assigned to DPAA, render salute during a repatriation ceremony.
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If you're a game designer, that's how you render the horizon line.
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He's getting weaker, experiencing chest pains that render him even more irritable.
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Perhaps years from now the film's one-sidedness will render it incomprehensible.
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If you mess around too much it's possible to render things unplayable.
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The best way to win is to render the opposition's tools ineffective.
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Her pending case was judged to render her unable to be impartial.
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Greater equality for women might seem to render male-courtship displays redundant.
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This image from Android Headlines show a render for a G5 case.
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Here's how Mr. Mike Render gets down in his hometown of Atlanta.
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Now it takes only a small loss to render them technically insolvent.
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Google's AMP format has always been about making mobile pages render faster.
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Each frame of these videos can take a half hour to render.
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The Senate is scheduled to render its verdict at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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In contrast, drastic surface changes often render electric skateboards dangerous or useless.
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The H9 headphones render it almost completely silent when I wear them.
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But that doesn't necessarily render these marketing stunts as inherently bad things.
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Pinehurst's Pashley is confident players will render positive verdicts on Hanse's work.
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Pauley, the Court could render a sweeping new protection for religious organizations.
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If you are cooking pork, render the fat and use it later!
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This would effectively render the Carcieri decision moot in that tribe's case.
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This render of the iPhone 7's alleged design is from MacRumors.
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It's a way to exert autonomy under circumstances that render me powerless.
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However, human error can always render even the most sophisticated systems redundant.
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Something like 3D Touch could potentially render the metal ring useless though.
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That decision would render valid Trump's 2017 decision, effectively ending the program.
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There's no explanation for either visual; they just render her perspective concrete.
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On these facts, surely the court will render judgment in your favor.
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Closed borders threaten that aesthetic landscape, render it parochial and, potentially, irrelevant.
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So begins her lifelong quest to render tangible her mother's loving spirit.
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And it would establish a duty for officers to render first aid.
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Machine translation systems could render human translators unnecessary except for specialty jobs.
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These collaborationists will render themselves ineligible to participate in the party's reconstruction.
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China's nonparticipation in the proceedings does not render the tribunal's proceedings invalid.
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The bezels look incredibly thin in the Galaxy S11's render, too.
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Laws like these render us second-class citizens in our own country.
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Once available, germs could one day render them ineffective anyway, Redfield notes.
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These intractable obstacles in the way of Trump render their vote meaningless.
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A future, in other words, that would render this book's title moot.
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What Lancaster called "new access pathways" could render any injunction almost useless.
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But water damage, mold and contamination could render others unlivable for months.
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Nobody but incorrigible grouches will complain or render their unsolicited critical judgments.
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Need to render video, build apps, or create thousands of SpongeBob memes?
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Thus, administrations can render regulations ineffective with a stroke of a pen.
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With modern technology, however, scenes only take about ten minutes to render.
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Furthermore, some homegrown elements exist that render the president's revolution truly idiosyncratic.
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Update: 2:09 PM: Our CMS did not render that phone properly.
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A whisper of a garment that a gentle breeze could render irrelevant!
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It's certainly a nice-looking little kitchen appliance, based on the render.
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The streets are made wider so that you can render actual buildings.
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Its vibrant acidity and savory tang render it fresh and thoroughly refreshing?
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Lines, both subtle and strong, render figures imbued with deep psychological resonance.
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Juries are not informed what penalties are available before they render judgment.
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A university student built a render and we 3-D-printed it.
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I won't render judgment until I've tried it next time I'm there.
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And then it was her decisions later to render that sacrifice worthless.
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I thought it might be interesting to have her render our logo.
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He supports the legislation, although it would render his job largely powerless.
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Basically, I think EVs are going to render the whole dispute moot!
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"You see, the First Amendment was established on Christian principles, because it was Jesus that said this: 'Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and render unto God the things that are God's,'" Moore told me.
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But the render that shows the device from the side shows a camera bump that's consistent with a dual vertical camera, as seen on the LG G240, and not a horizontal camera, as seen on the V27 render.
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The tech basically allows objects to render in low-poly mesh versions rather than a soft or all-or-nothing scenario, whereas you traverse an environment, objects will just appear out of nowhere on the horizon as they render.
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The way that cloning could conceivably render men unnecessary added to the concerns.
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"reinforce his statement with an emphatic 'that's a fact'" does more to render
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Investigators also called in a bomb squad to render two suspicious devices safe.
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Another way to render soft shades with a dose of grown-woman kickass?
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It could be enough to render any book of scales or songs unnecessary.
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And lookalike characters that render differently inline are a strange new threat: whɑtsɑpp.
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The three-judge panel is expected to render a decision within 90 days.
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But used to excess, it can render prose turgid and, at worst, unreadable.
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Adding a dose of herding-driven uncertainty would render it a pure crapshoot.
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The above Galaxy S10 Plus render comes from 91Mobiles and OnLeaks, for example.
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Allowing presidents to pardon themselves would render this check on executive power meaningless.
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And there are two cameras to render, because the film is in 3D.
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I had to get a picture of the sign outside Pixar's render farm.
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What decisions would a Supreme Court with Trump nominees on the bench render?
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AMD is a partner, and used Radeon GPUs to render the final product.
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That would render him ineligible to serve in parliament, according to Australia's constitution.
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A computer that could run Shor's algorithm would render this encryption strategy unsecure.
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Workers would render animal carcasses, and separate metal from household waste for resale.
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Capture the room in 3D and toss a render of the cabinet in.
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Art can deconstruct and dismantle weapons and render them to be physical objects.
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These secondary injuries render kids vulnerable to the premature development of knee arthritis.
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What crazy getup will render the model and TV host unrecognizable this year?
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But that doesn't render them incapable of scrutinizing patriarchy, or the male psyche.
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A unanimous decision by the panel is required to render a death sentence.
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Render to Facebook what is Facebook's, but to each person their own identity.
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Because I love maps — the way they render contour and scale, invite exploration.
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These details, however, don't render Ansari's accuser's story or feelings any less valid.
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But Mueller's new indictments, released last week, render Trump's defense even more ridiculous.
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The auditors review the statements and render an opinion: clean, incomplete or failure.
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The fallout from Sunday's attacks appears set to render them homeless once more.
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There's a single shot in Coco that took over 400 hours to render.
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That case in now before the I.T.C. (which will render its decision today).
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But midazolam, the sedative in Tennessee's execution cocktail, doesn't always render complete unconsciousness.
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Sometimes development organizations actually render women invisible in the service of their narratives.
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Just attach them to your drill, and you can render any surface spotless.
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To cast that decision as a crime is to render love a prison.
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I'm an only child, and my homecomings can render him a third wheel.
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On Earth it can shut down the power grid and render satellites blind.
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The classic mystery plotting and streamlined storytelling are what render him so readable.
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In fact, Stiglitz has said further regulation of bitcoin will render it useless.
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The faces render the lives of so many ordinary Jews intimate and vibrant.
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False or deceptive votes and/or acts will render the respective Finalist ineligible.
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Additionally, bacteria have the capacity to modify drugs to render them not active.
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Different browsers (particularly old versions) render the code in different and surprising ways.
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But that still didn't render Trump persona non grata for the entire bank.
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She knew that would render the violation moot in the eyes of many.
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"Render abstracts all of that away, and automates all of it," Goel said.
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Only such an unequivocal act would finally render them acceptable to their neighbors.
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Throughout all of this, a render of the Apple Watch rotates and shimmers.
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"A situation such as this could render the board dysfunctional," Ms. Weisberg said.
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But John is concerned that heightened absurdity threatens to render his craft redundant.
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Such a scenario could overwhelm or confuse the system and render it useless.
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They learned how to layer textures and render fur over its leporine curves.
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Her speech had slurred further, but not yet enough to render her unintelligible.
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Citizens United redefined the word "corruption" so narrowly as to render it meaningless.
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Dunn did not render any aid to Lopez after the shooting, police said.
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Lax security standards and protocols render its camera systems vulnerable to cyber-attack.
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Connectivity promises closeness and efficiency, yet threatens to render us vulnerable and superficial.
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That's going to render permanent and intractable the separation between rich and poor.
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The tool helps create what Google calls, "cinematic realism in VR." Seurat's strength is a ginormous reduction in time taken to render a frame of the above animation: just 13 milliseconds–compared to the original render time of one hour.
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"In the state of Florida, there is no law in place that requires a person to render aid or call to render aid to a victim in distress," Yvonne Martinez, a spokeswoman for the Cocoa Police Department, said on Friday.
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"It's official, I support @SenSanders" Mr. Render wrote on Twitter, using the senator's handle.
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But legislative action would render the legal conversation moot and move us all forward.
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Executives said a joint venture between Telkom and Airtel could render the report useless.
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The first references her ability to render opponents unconscious through a variety of chokeholds.
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False or deceptive votes and/or acts will render the respective CNN Hero ineligible.
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"What is needed is new mathematics that will render these notions scientific," he said.
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"The Holy Grail is to be able to holographically render a patient," he said.
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This render also gives us a fine look at Samsung's new "Infinity-O" display.
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I suspect the American people, with their votes, will render a more principled judgement.
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But while it can render desktop pages in its browser, it can't do Flash.
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Boxing's intent is to render your opponent unconscious, with brain trauma an anticipated possibility.
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They are incomplete, even as they strive to render the frame whole and exact.
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A party celebrating it isn't just pointless — at least pointlessness would render it harmless.
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DODD-FRANK REQUIREMENTS Hoenig said his proposal would render some Dodd-Frank requirements obsolete.
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Behind-the-scene anecdotes render a retrospective that is accessible to a general audience.
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Here's the problem: The abbreviations Gibbs is proposing don't render themselves into readable Latin.
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The GOP using filibusters of nominations to render whole federal agencies inoperable was another.
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If Italians do not sort this out, the markets will render a harsh verdict.
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And if it doesn't, does that render the entire project liable for defamation charges?
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Najin's weak hind limbs render her unable to support the weight of another pregnancy.
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Still, if there is an iris scanner, it can't be seen in this render.
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Pollen floating over from a neighbouring farm can render some of the crop uncertifiable.
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The number represents the average time, in milliseconds, it takes to render each frame.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said these sanctions render Trump&aposs proposal to meet meaningless.
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I changed all of my social media profile pictures, hoping to render myself unrecognizable.
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Somewhere, some misguided soul probably assumes this will render art less louche and dangerous.
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Ruthlessly and methodically, he would try to render himself into a biological blank slate.
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People who have endangered the welfare of others are often required to render aid.
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Average time, in milliseconds, to render a frame in Civilization VI. Lower is better.
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Democrats now have the potential to render the world that Ailes created politically irrelevant.
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The clothes aren't designed to raise questions, only answer them, or render them moot.
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Another $10 a barrel in domestic drillers' costs could render thousands of wells uneconomic.
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Online retailers like Amazon and eBay sell aftermarket products that render emissions equipment inoperable.
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The editors, however, were too skittish to render judgment on his mysterious new art.
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Space-based defenses could render nuclear missiles obsolete, turning the technological tide against aggression.
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So would requiring the mine to undertake expensive procedures to render the tailings safe.
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The network did not ask ceremony organizers to render the United States in English.
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"More should have been done to render aid and help this offender," Shain said.
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But creating material for the digital platform should not render the print version unreadable.
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Delta hasn't taken delivery of the planes, but such tariffs would render them unaffordable.
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As an introvert, big crowds oftentimes render me silent, desperately seeking an escape route.
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Any of those acts should have been enough to render Moore unfit for Congress.
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In this way, to Murray's immense gratification, the book ultimately helped render itself obsolete.
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Moreover, Buterin was not even sure what changes would actually render the ASIC ineffective.
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Google's results have shown that the majority of AMP pages render within a second.
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Microsoft isn't sharing any numbers today, but chances are it'll see similar render speeds.
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Lloyd uses stencils and a water-soluble, plant-based ink to render his creations.
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Eventually all of this ripping will render existence an endless expanse of cold nothingness.
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We're expected to be team players — and that can render our own contributions invisible.
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The digital effects that render both the Giant's person and his surroundings are exquisite.
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It would seem to be the perfect place to render justice to transgender students.
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The president must render a verdict to Congress on that question every 90 days.
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Chlorine bleach has a chemical reaction to protein stains that render them more yellow.
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It is worth noting that these new glosses render the idiom "uncover nakedness" incoherent.
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Front Burner Render is a new company that collaborates with chefs on food products.
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They want a way to view their condition that doesn't render them as demons.
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All are specimens of the ongoing challenge to render water realistically in video games.
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Zmirak: We're fallen creatures trying to render unto Caesar as well as unto God.
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Some apps can display content more uniformly than what a mobile browser may render.
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The Supreme Court will soon render a verdict in National Labor Relations Board v.
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He then put the i9 in the freezer and ran the same render again.
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With some additional cooling, the new MacBook could render the scene in 27 minutes.
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Cancer and its treatments can impair the respiratory system and render a person immunocompromised.
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Until, all of a sudden, the social web helped render its business model obsolete.
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These and other conditions render Russia's economy vulnerable to inherently strong anti-competitive forces.
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How can I render uninterrupted interrogation that has been lasting the last 22011 years.
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Sheer popularity and longevity can do a lot to render odd convictions reassuringly familiar.
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This would render China's nuclear deterrent effectively obsolete, all but forcing it to compensate.
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Render, a participant in the TechCrunch Disrupt SF Startup Battlefield, has a big idea.
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Saying I was sorry would render precisely the wrong response, she let me know.
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It is the Senate's turn now to render sober judgment as the framers envisioned.
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Some days I manage to put enough space between them to render them understandable.
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He was introduced by Michael Render, the hip-hop artist known as Killer Mike.
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Fighting those past wars will render governments flat-footed in tackling more pressing challenges.
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If they render an unpopular decision, they will not be removed from the bench.
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Fishermen blame the CFP for policies which they say will render their industry bankrupt.
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Collisions don't only destroy satellites, they could render areas of orbit unusable for generations.
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He got around the restriction by having Google Translate render his question in French.
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Killer Mike, whose real name is Michael Render, was a prominent supporter of Sen.
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They wouldn't be able to render a decision before that November change of reality.
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The new offensive, backed by heavy Russian airstrikes, threatened to render meaningless the Geneva talks.
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We timed how long it takes Blender to render a single image from a file.
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You can imagine that it's quite difficult for filmmakers to render these structures in CGI.
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One, Trump faces Clinton, and late in the race something happens to render Clinton unelectable.
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In one we note how long it takes to render a 3D image in Blender.
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He has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil Power.
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We may as well ask Apple to render the word "gun" with curlicues and flowers.
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The damage could be so severe as to render Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital, unlivable, Akhter said.
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Russia, from its side, will be ready to render the needed assistance to such efforts.
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And it's not just the big, wonderfully chunky pixels that render the characters and world.
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But the main issue is how do you render them on those little, tiny keyboards?
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Clinton's show of vulnerability could have helped the campaign render Clinton more "likeable" to voters.
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The 3D-printed masks render several of the faces from the wall in physical form.
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Mexicans render pork fat and save the lard; Southerners cook bacon and save the grease.
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It's not too early to ask: Will the Werteunion render the resurgent far right obsolete?
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The Belgians cling to the comforting maxims of yesteryear just as events render them obsolete.
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The screenshot above is an early render of what the new experience will look like.
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Close-ups of these squawking birds are paired with figure studies that render them noble.
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Perhaps the younger man will take notice of and render respect to the older man.
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This time, Blass has shared what appears to be a render of the phones' backs.
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Render spent more than two days at large before being detained at about 3 p.m.
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The account that follows would render this claim laughable if it were not so sad.
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The plan was intended to render a conventional conflict unnecessary, or at least minimize it.
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Acronyms abound—VEIL, PURDAH, ALISS—as do chewy ideas that Stephenson manages to render accessible.
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Even though the subjects were technical, I tried to render them in more approachable language.
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The company utilizes Maya, an industry-standard animation tool, to render various actions for Cozmo.
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So every Friday he'd render himself a stumbling, boozy baby, locking himself in his office.
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This means you'll spend less time waiting around as large files load and render faster.
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His decision on Iran threatens to accelerate the process and render some of it irreversible.
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If the release is allowed to go through, it would render the challenge essentially moot.
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They want federal courts to render meaningless the federal obligations to keep clean voter rolls.
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EXPERTS warn that "the substitution of machinery for human labour" may "render the population redundant".
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If my tender love of Mr Kite would render me unable to eat this dish.
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That will render some of the apps useless over time as the Skype service evolves.
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He would render her singing so awful that you'd probably rather listen to Gilbert Gottfried.
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Bruno Le Maire, France's finance minister, fears Germany's export rules could render such plans "useless".
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In addition, electricity blackouts are common, which can render the dryers used in processing useless.
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McMaine-Render drove seven students in the program's van, which resounded with cheerful non sequiturs.
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McMaine-Render pulled into the parking lot and nudged the students out of the van.
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That could throw off uBiome's analysis and render its insights less meaningful, the experts said.
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For these reasons, arbitration can, and often does, render constitutional rights and statutory protections meaningless.
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It used just one line of code to render a single black pixel 4,320,000 times.
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For one thing, users can publish their stories without waiting for a video to render.
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Any weakening or disappearance of these ice shelves can quickly render an inland glacier unstable.
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One caveat: If Congress amends the Dodd-Frank Act, it could render the case moot.
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They playfully use the body to render the complexity, comedy and vulnerability of our condition.
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Undoubtedly, this semantic dislocation is related to the fact that I can render disability invisible.
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The computer-generated people in "Beirut Render #3" (2017) also appear to mainly be Caucasian.
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To render enslavement as a personal experience, language must first get out of the way.
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But neither this show nor its slender catalog make an attempt to render this service.
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If it stands, the ruling could essentially render congressional subpoenas of the executive branch unenforceable.
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Such epiphanies render these unsavory characters much more interesting than they were at first glance.
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There's an itch to identify some pathology, render a diagnosis, layer science onto sheer boorishness.
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I recommend waiting a while before attempting to render a final verdict on Mr. Trump.
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"Any kind of supply shock or instability would render the drug supply vulnerable," he says.
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Critic's Notebook Philosophers said the Holocaust defied representation, that art could not render its horrors.
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Brain's replacement would, if it came together, read and render entire sentences at one draft.
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In fact, scientists have identified specific versions of some genes that render common rodenticides ineffective.
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There's minor imperfections in the line work that render differently, but the variations are subtle.
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Muslim Indians worry that the government could use it to render many of them stateless.
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McCain has proposed an amendment that would render the opponent, the United Launch Alliance, ineligible.
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In the process, the Boeing 777 helped render the jumbos like the iconic 747 obsolete.
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That would render many of the documents requested protected under attorney–client privilege, Dowd argued.
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The panel needs at least three judges to render verdicts, but now has only one.
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We're probably coming to the end of it, if I had to render a guess.
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The software is then able to render a 3-D image that can be edited.
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With any luck, the trailer will be released any moment and render everything here obsolete.
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While both explore the exhibition's titular color, their size and materials render them quite differently.
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Collectively, these factors render women less likely to advance to senior positions with higher salaries.
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I drew it often, and sometimes attempted—more difficult, this—to render it in watercolor.
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He can render himself indispensable, and perhaps start suggesting to you what you should want.
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It took the 45th president and Congress less than two months to render it irrelevant.
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The main reason, Dr. Anolik said, is because the sun's ultraviolet rays render retinols inactive.
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An obvious objection is that criminal transgressions render prisoners unfit for participation in democratic society.
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Journalists often worry that their mere presence will change people's behavior and render it inauthentic.
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The old iPhones and piece of shit Android phones couldn't really render the forums properly.
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Add the guanciale and cook slowly to render out much of the fat, 4 minutes.
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Mr. Render says the rise of his artistic profile has given his political message a boost.
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"Operations will continue to be conducted until we can render the base fully safe," said Singh.
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According to annoyed Apple fans, even the smallest amount of dust could render a key useless.
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One day, a quantum computer might easily perform this factoring and render this cryptographic method useless.
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While Soules did call 911 and render aid he then left the scene before police arrived.
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And with the new image processing, Samsung claims the chip can render 1.07 billion possible colors.
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This is the time it takes to render an image in Blender, as measured in seconds.
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A render of Tesseract's two flagship products — Adhara on the left and Polaris on the right.
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So the point of the story is to render the future less apocalyptic and more productive.
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As the thumbnails and icons render, Harding pulls out another phone, connected to the same network.
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Bialy then helped a teacher who came into the room and tried to render medical aid.
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He recalls helping a teacher who came into the room and tried to render medical aid.
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But at the micro, personal level, machines will render many skills less relevant and less valuable.
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They could have quietly accepted bribes to render a verdict in favor of president Peter Mutharika.
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That, in turn, has riled China, which fears THAAD could render its missiles less potent, too.
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Of course, having a device that's always connected via Verizon does render that functionality slightly moot.
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If you can render the future in advance, after all, maybe you can also control it.
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Small parties may render government incoherent by seizing control of the policy areas they care about.
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It could render Title VII a shriveled husk of what it's been since the Reagan administration.
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But we cannot wait for history to render its verdict – that is our job in November.
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Modals on Twitch, which recently added a new dashboard, don't render on his screen reader, either.
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And 9to5Mac dug even further, discovering what may be a render of the device, pictured above.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to render an opinion on the change by May 1.
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Believable slime is easy enough for a kid to make, but it's laborious to render digitally.
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That means apps like Redshift, Octane, Thea Render, and more will only work on Nvidia cards.
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Many had expected the appeals judges to render a decision soon after hearing arguments in October.
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I try to remain unaware of it, because my job is to just render the work.
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As ever, the gulf between official render (above) and real-world execution (below) is pretty large.
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Modumate is a BIM tool that can instantly render projects by using a video game engine.
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But the discovered vulnerabilities on Apple's and Asurion's websites, if exploited, would render those PINs useless.
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Moreover, the advent of early voting may render polls almost superfluous in a few key states.
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Another worker from California said that Oculus software bugs would often render his demo headsets unusable.
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TCL will be showing off some of these at this week's event, including the above render.
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The Galaxy S7 render provided by Blass is most likely legitimate, based on its reliable source.
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The clearest sign of progress would be for similar policies elsewhere to render internal exercises redundant.
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Each render will cost between one to three credits, depending on the quality of the image.
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Scaleway's RENDER-S instance is powered by an Nvidia Tesla P22.61 with 16GB of HBM2 memory.
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Cosby's dual role as defendants' wife and business manager, render it at least plausible that Mrs.
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IS AMERICAN INACTION on climate change going to render bits of the planet uninhabitable by 2100?
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I mean, you can't be sitting there in your cab waiting for an image to render.
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We are living in a precarious time and such times often render a society, overall, alienated.
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One of the effects technology has on law enforcement is to render its actions less visible.
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That layer can just be reduced in Photoshop, without having to re-render the entire project.
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Doesn't being unable to type out the word fuck automatically render someone a snowflake as well?
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Simple edits, like adjusting the exposure, can sometimes take a half-second or more to render.
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After rendering the image, Petersen draws over the render in Illustrator, then colors it in Photoshop.
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Higher than intended doses or combining it with drugs like alcohol can easily render someone unconscious.
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In it, Young explores the life of a 3D modeler at a render farm in India.
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That means it's up to 2020 voters to render a verdict on Trump's fitness for office.
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Sotomayor said examples are piling up with evidence of midazolam's inability to render an execution painless.
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But rather than further eviscerate the prosperity gospel, Bowler's study attempts to render this movement understandable.
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AI-powered processors then render the various viscera in whatever colors Phil and Anthony Butler prefer.
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On the right is Intel's render of the new chipset, in its new, much smaller size.
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But that's the nature of being a fan: They render everything they touch superficial and frivolous.
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Midazolam is used to render condemned inmates unconscious before two other drugs are administered in executions.
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But the more troubling element of Bodega is that it wants to render its namesake obsolete.
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New York (1905), which would render much government welfare policy since the late 1930s as unconstitutional.
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But it is an effective way to render somebody unable to function and make good judgments.
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Many have turned to a less powerful, Valium-like sedative called midazolam to render prisoners unconscious.
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So if you render a lot of really big video files, then 64 cores is amazing.
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When they are released, however, Alvey's big-stage experience will likely render him the betting favorite.
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But in fact Duke University Press's 443 allotted pages already render this quite a hefty collection.
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This is most definitely a worthy cause set to render a domino effect across the region.
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That can render treatments ineffective and also could help the virus become resistant to current medicines.
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Miguel has made a career out of finding creative ways to render small pleasures in sound.
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VR game creators face comparable interfacial difficulties that may render certain kinds of game off-limits.
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Analysts said the price falls of recent days might render the debt attractive again for some.
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They also worry that Ryan's lame-duck status might render him less effective as a fundraiser.
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But there's also a paradox: To make intimacy public is often to render it less intimate.
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It was as if the letter contained an explosive device we had hoped to render safe.
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When she's the sole author of that story she can render her cause uncomplicated and unimpeachable.
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Yet rather than making Nutella's supply chain smoother, the DCFTA could render it a bit sticky.
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Impeachment similarly could render Trump toxic to the Republican Party, though this remains an open question.
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Then, last month, a federal judge invalidated those patents, appearing to render the whole controversy moot.
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But the justices may still render both cases meaningless for millions of Americans across the country.
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In late 2013, Senate Democrats voted to render the filibuster inapplicable for lower federal court nominations.
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Today, it may be about to render further service by unwittingly helping to dismantle identity politics.
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Since 26 January, we have been progressively contacting the individuals to notify them and render assistance.
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Why does this text and date render the hearsay so-called whistleblower useless and not credible?
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Shrunk down to smartphone size, however, the black and white render him a mere design element.
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A peace agreement would render the post-war United Nations Command a prime candidate for nullification.
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Michael Render, known by many as Killer Mike, is a Grammy-winning rapper, activist and entrepreneur.
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Impey, an astronomer, outlines the array of innovative developments that may render forays into space routine.
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But what I so badly wanted to render real has turned out to be a fiction.
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These attacks are carried out in order to taint a site's reputation and render it unusable.
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She explained that her portrait on vellum was made in effort to render its subject faithfully.
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Psychological devotion to self-determination would transcend white racism and render stereotypes of black people obsolete.
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Flagging this dynamic can render the trend-boy— whatever the hot priest's Church might be—powerless.
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In short, the president cannot abuse the pardon power to render himself immune from criminal accountability.
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In his view, people close to him said, Democrats are seeking to render his presidency illegitimate.
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Fabric animation is still very trial-and-error, and it requires time-intensive supercomputers to render.
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It seems appropriate, then, that the primary season will render its own verdict on his perspective.
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There are a lot of factors that render the arrest of Weng a pretty big deal.
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Midazolam is meant to render the inmate unconscious before a second drug, vercuronium bromide, paralyzes him.
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The audience can render its verdict when "On the Basis of Sex" is released Dec. 25.
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What songwriter could render these lines so that my dear friend Joan Baez could sing them?
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Voters will render judgment on her decision to press forward with President Trump's impeachment last fall.
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The Saudi courts could take years to render a verdict and might ultimately reduce the sentences.
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"The progress of disease and the inexorable advance of age render their verdict," his family said.
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But differences in the way your body metabolizes drugs might render you prone to side effects.
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Each one brings enough credibility and charisma to "Book Club" to render its weaknesses largely irrelevant.
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That alone cannot render 'shapeless' a federal criminal prohibition, for even clear rules 'produce close cases.
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And he also knew how to render bravado using soothing coos, and intimacy using stern barks.
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But the novelist notices such people, and can try, however imperfectly, to render them less unknowable.
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Transferring the man would render moot several important and unresolved legal questions raised by his case.
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This is a dangerous weaponization of the social media sites that will eventually render them useless.
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Conricus said that it was filled with a "certain compound" that would render the tunnel useless.
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Consider the issues that you, as a citizen, are routinely asked to render a judgment on.
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Instead, they argued, Mr. Moore's I.Q. score was high enough to render him fit for execution.
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He and Michael Sloan, the artist, render those experiences in comic form for the Sunday Review.
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That total would render it virtually impossible for the Navy to reach 355 ships by 2030.
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In early March, Russia tested a new missile Putin claimed would render NATO defenses "completely useless."
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They are paying to escape the worry that a single health issue will render them bankrupt.
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I should have stood up for due process to render what it's supposed to—the truth.
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He had previously said a collapse could threaten 21,20.8499 jobs, and render 800,000 flight tickets worthless.
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They render the logic of their suffering with exactitude and skill, waxing to new expressive heights.
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For every painting that conjures up butchery and cadavers, others render the body in erotic states.
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It's about men and women probing, recognizing and exploiting minuscule opportunities to render their opponents helpless.
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That would render those fundamental building blocks of democracy, and thus democracy itself, even more unstable.
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Furthermore, he has threatened to render the impeachment power meaningless if Congress bows to his obstruction.
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Humans in every age have speculated about when and how machines will render their labor obsolete.
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It gets confusing and will render the comics-styled parts difficult to navigate for some readers.
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Makes sense since closed captions would be more difficult to see and render on a smaller window.
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He urged residents to stay away from downed power lines until utility crews can render them safe.
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Cruelty-free and FDA-compliant, it pledges to render your chompers brighter after only a single treatment.
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Prince agreed that Unmetered Mitigation has the power to render DDoS an activist tool of the past.
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Through this combination of carrots and sticks he hopes to render the institutional media docile and pliable.
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Or treatments like radiation—used to save a woman's life—can render those egg-producing organs useless.
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But if you look at the way they render the AR in that movie, it's completely seamless.
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I can, for instance, render interiority of character with an ease and specificity denied to a screenwriter.
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Together, the "take-over" of resistant strains would render the use of the antibacterial agent essentially ineffective.
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There's not much point in reviving a still-beloved property only to render it unrecognizable, after all.
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The device will then evaluate the document, import the images and other data, then render the experience.
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The court took over three months, discussing the case behind closed doors, to render Monday's summary decision.
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He has the potential to render the rulings of America's highest authority illegitimate for half the country.
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Planner 5D doesn't render the room, but builds a scene based on dimensions in a faster process.
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Peruvian anticuchos These Peruvian skewers render beef heart charred and crispy on the outside and juicy within.
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A big snowfall, for example, will render most of a self-driving car's landmark-detection capabilities useless.
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The translator's task is to render, not the words themselves so much as the gestures they embody.
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According to the plaintiffs, that conflict of interest and the broader irregularities should render the agreement invalid.
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The worry is that the election of Mr Fillon may render the EU unpredictable and unclear, too.
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The court could take several months to render a decision, Skakel attorney Stephen Seeger has told PEOPLE.
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Normally, we'd render these pre-packaged tools useless in eyeshadow palettes, but in this case, they're necessary.
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At the event spectacle, Musk declared that his batteries would someday render the world's energy grid obsolete.
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The collected learning then becomes a valuable basis for guidance systems that will render vehicles truly autonomous.
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" Trump claimed on Twitter that transgender troops would render the military "burdened with medical costs and disruption.
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He describes an early prototype where the user could move through an infinite render of outer space.
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All three machines will render GIFs, make quick videos, and process massive spreadsheets at a similar pace.
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These additional render processes come at a cost: Chrome needs to use more RAM to create them.
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Another employee joked that the similar lack of preparation on the dining front would render bathrooms unnecessary.
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And of course, the inevitable surging debt service payments will subsequently render debt-saturated governments completely insolvent.
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Extremadura's woes render it, in the bloodless jargon of the European Union, Spain's only "less developed region".
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These attributes do not render them immune from the global financial forces that have rocked the peso.
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These long-term and permanent flooding events will also render some parts of the state completely unusable.
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He then showed off the 1080's ability to render some pretty fantastic game renders at 60fps.
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But they urged each appeals court to "render its decision with appropriate dispatch" following this week's hearings.
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These paintings render dramatic scenes of violence and trauma — revolution, migration, arrest — with an incredibly cool gaze.
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You probably haven't seen much of them recently, because the web has evolved to render them obsolete.
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A guard stepping away to get coffee at the wrong moment can render a security system useless.
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He provided the data to Cohen and his team of coders to render in the MapTheVote app.
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The render, created by Hajek for Computer Bild, shows a design that's surprisingly tame on the front.
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Voters' opinions of the president, negative or positive, could render all the ads and campaign strategies irrelevant.
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An extradition hearing is not a trial nor does it render a verdict of guilt or innocence.
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The V240 and V30 have prominent antenna lines on top, and the purported V40 render does not.
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Xi wants to render independent journalism impossible and choke off China's liveliest medium of criticism – social media.
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Read on for more inspiring images that will render calla lilies and rose hedges so last year.
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While the changing climate won't render winemaking in this region impossible, it will make it considerably tougher.
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The ability quickly to credit individual bank accounts with cash, for example, would render shocks more manageable.
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Meanwhile, a leaked render of the Moto E2845 served as this week's reminder that Motorola's still kicking.
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Instead, it uses a material that looks sticky, like Spider-Man's web, to render the drone immobile.
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Fortunately, Render had a connection at another firm he reached out to in late September 2016: Lovense.
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It doesn't hurt that Render has established himself as a moderate, skeptical voice on toy security issues.
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Then I'll render the fat and use that lard in pastry and cakes, or to fry bread.
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Thirty-eight-year-old Jeff Mann's company Render Life falls into the "computer" category highlighted by Poloz.
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They have said the drug should be banned because it does not render a prisoner sufficiently unconscious.
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The Democrats want to render a verdict without giving the Administration a chance to mount a defense.
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It's about a smart, unmarriageable young woman and the various scenarios that could eventually render her marriageable.
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If that thinking were applied to other constitutional freedoms, it would render the Bill of Rights meaningless.
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And that could render it a more expensive choice attractive mostly to niche users like hardcore gamers.
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However, the court's ruling and the Labor Department's lack of enforcement essentially render it ineffective for now.
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Kils recounted seeing emergency responders pull a man from the water and attempt to render cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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The judiciary cannot render so-called "advisory opinions" on any issue of constitutional law it sees fit.
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But something different happened in September, and it could render bonds a weaker tool for portfolio diversification.
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Something Impossible's beef didn't do, however, was render out a bunch of flavorful fat into the pot.
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Joining Trump in a revoltingly illegal power grab would, in all likelihood, render him unelectable going forward.
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It has also used the U.S. Senate to stymie reform and render the Federal Election Commission dysfunctional.
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Judges will have to decide whether the new executive order is enough to render existing litigation moot.
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Once the compact reaches the threshold of 22016 votes, it would theoretically render the Electoral College obsolete.
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Whoever had decided to make the tools public knew that their actions would render the arsenal useless.
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"The best service Mr. Comey can render his country now is to resign," its editors wrote Thursday.
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Then I render the scene in Keyshot to finish with Photoshop for final colors and touch-ups.
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Part of what I'm looking for here are games that render a "Wait, what?" reaction from people.
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In a stainless sauté pan render the 'nduja and ground fennel over medium to high heat. 3.
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In each case, she represents these ideals through her physical beauty and Botticelli's ability to render it.
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Their past misdeeds and untruthfulness while in federal service render their attacks on Trump hypocritical and hollow.
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Physical disability, emotional damage and mental health problems may render a veteran as unemployable unless otherwise retrained.
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To that end, Kovacs provides three outlandish skits — clues that mainly serve to render the panel clueless.
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That's because pesticide sprayers are concerned about accidentally contaminating nearby cannabis crops, which could render them unsellable.
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" Curtis said he tried not to worry inordinately about what judgment the Beatles might render on "Yesterday.
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The only way to fix this normalization of torture is to render it abnormal and culturally unacceptable.
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Ask Well Differences in the way your body metabolizes drugs might render you prone to side effects.
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But I do want to argue that its irrationality does not render it unacceptable, valueless or cowardly.
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Liquid can not only damage a battery, but it can also render the device unsafe to use.
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However, Ungaro said that activity was not enough to render Gubarev a public figure under U.S. law.
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I did not want to render Native people invisible, but this was a story about chattel slavery.
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Few orchestras could better render the score's architecture so clear, the dense layers of sound so balanced.
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Over the long term, China's digital investments could render some developing countries off-limits to U.S. forces.
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Russo doesn't trump it up, doesn't render Nolan an arch-villain or exaggerate the harm he does.
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A combination of fiscal restraint and faster growth could quickly render the federal debt much more manageable.
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Only a few years go by, and sometimes only months, before new devices render old models obsolete.
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The real culprit is directors who enable this reckless behavior and render themselves flaccid fiduciaries for shareholders.
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That will render the House budget's spending plan as little more than a starting position in negotiations.
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I create another where the buildings stretch as high into the sky as my processor can render.
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James Whale's elegant 1933 film focuses on a scientist whose experiments render him unseeable and murderously crazed.
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The country's Muslims also fear that a proposed national citizens register could render many of them stateless.
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And the results render in real time on the device, to make the editing process feel fast.
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It was a big day for startup Render, which participated in the TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Battlefield today.
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If you run your computer at maximum resolution, it will render text at an extremely small size.
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So why go to all this effort with puppets only to eventually render the animal in CG?
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However, it is far too soon to render a verdict or put a grade on Yellen's tenure.
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But day by day, we are seeing breakthrough technologies render that old way of regulating markets obsolete.
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If you wanted to render ducks' gentle communication with their young in 3D, you better learn CAD.
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Now, however, demographic and macroeconomic shifts are creating stress that, for some states, render these institutions inadequate.
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Even so, talent, power, and privilege shouldn't excuse abuse or render it mundane relative to abuser's accomplishments.
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The ICJ said it would render an order "as soon as possible", but gave no specific date.
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The overt politicization of violence can render certain forms of it rational and tolerable for public consumption.
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This could render prey foggy-headed and easier for the solenodon to finish off, the researchers suggest.
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I ask Kassin if there are dispositional characteristics that render certain people susceptible to coercive interrogation tactics.
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British law prevents the government from stripping someone's citizenship if doing so would render the person stateless.
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So, if you speak with her, do it to learn what she's thinking, not to render judgment.
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I think it may just be that we have the ability to render that stuff more vividly.
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Runaway warming would, over the course of a century or so, serve to render the planet uninhabitable.
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These political forces, and genuine support for gun rights, render politicians unwilling to do anything about guns.
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In 1978 Donald Kessler, a scientist at NASA, warned that this chain reaction could render whole orbits impracticable.
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Tasha has the White Walkers, who I'm a little afraid are going to render this entire game unplayable.
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Bitcoin could render banks obsolete much as the internet had rendered newspapers and record stores irrelevant, optimists thought.
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You can see the Pixel XL (right) render the bricks more yellow compared to the S27 Edge (left).
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But these rare days hint at a new normal, when sea level rise will render current coastlines obsolete.
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A separate leak shows actual photos of the device and they match perfectly with the leaked press render.
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All as unreal as the machine vision he tries to release out of the Tablet, like render ghosts.
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App makers can virtually render fabric and let you see what it looks like under your favorite lamp.
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We wish to thank staff members on scene and first responders for their prompt efforts to render aid.
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"Our crews were outside prepared to render medical services within two minutes of first notification," Chief Lorenzen said.
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Either way, think low- or no-tech, assuming a hypothetical "digital dark age" could render electronic embeds unrecoverable.
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But annexation on the scale Netanyahu seemed to be suggesting here would render a Palestinian state essentially impossible.
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But the electoral college-like system that could render the 2019 gubernatorial election a mere formality lives on.
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The first step to pulling off the scene was figuring out just how to render Deadpool's growing legs.
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It's possible that this is just an expertly executed render from a third party, but we doubt it.
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Army Colonel Jeffery Nance took less than a minute to render his decision and made no other comment.
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The most noteworthy of which is MS Paint, which consumers can now use to fully render 3D images.
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The change will affect third-party sites that use YouTube's API to render their data, including Social Blade.
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They then used motion-capture technology to record the dancers and render their movements onto a computer avatar.
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Trump himself has tweeted frequently that the filibuster should be eliminated entirely, which would render this issue moot.
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Prey isn't as stingy as System Shock 2, where running out of supplies could render the game unwinnable.
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Examples of the drug's inability to render executions painless are increasing, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said in a dissent.
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However, this could break some sites that render as if there is no blocker when there actually is.
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But the fact that the whistleblower's information is (by his own account) secondhand does not render it unreliable.
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This is what allows Felix to always render a small real-time view as you design a scene.
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Have you ever worried how real astronauts or cosmonauts can defend themselves or render harmless hostile life forms?
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Cannupa Hanska Luger and Marty Two Bulls Jr. render the effects of displacement in their collaboration "Wasted" (123).
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While those systems would render something like the Relay unnecessary, they aren't yet present in most people's homes.
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So a few weeks ago, I made a single phone call -- to rapper/activist Michael "Killer Mike" Render.
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JUULs are not as deadly as cigarettes, and yet, somehow, this lack of danger doesn't render them lame.
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"As the Supreme Court unanimously recognized in 2014, innovation does not render the Fourth Amendment obsolete," Paul said.
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This isn't too different from AI neural networks learning to render realistic faces or dominate popular board games.
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Rotoscoping is when an artist traces each frame of live-action footage to render it as a cartoon.
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Or will the embrace of far-right ideas as "bürgerlich" politics render them acceptable to the German public?
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A new meme has people creating Facebook events to render peculiar tributes to Chicago's iconic "Cloud Gate" sculpture.
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The wedding seemed like a magical spell that would render us greater than the sum of our parts.
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She waived her right to a jury trial, so the judge will render a verdict after testimony concludes.
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Instead, all of the legwork to render those games will be handled by Google's cloud, the company said.
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Calvin Harris Proof that short and sweet is sometimes the most effective way to render your audience – i.e.
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Scientists used modern computer modeling technology to render a representation of the full reptile using just the skull.
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Zolloc Julian Glander Carl Burton Render Fruit Hexeosis For more excellent GIFs, follow GIF Six-Pack on Instagram.
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Gardenhire's pictures seem to be interested in using history to create context to render self-possessed black maleness.
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Polls suggest that a "No" vote is likely in Italy's referendum and this could render Renzi's position untenable.
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Make the bacon-onion jam: In a large heavy-bottomed pot set over medium heat, render the bacon.
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The fat will render and you will have a juicier burger from the natural fat inside the patty.
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Yet NHS providers are paid for the procedures they carry out, not for those that they render unnecessary.
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The results of November 8 simply bestow it with greater weight and render the party's incoherence particularly intolerable.
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Update: As someone pointed out, the laptop render says "Tripotimum," which my mind accidentally corrected on first viewing.
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Unfortunately, the book's price (roughly $50), as well as its size and weight, render it significantly less accessible.
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Dining | New Jersey Luckily for all, reviewers get to return to a restaurant before they render a verdict.
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Nor can EPA render them superfluous or contrary to their original purpose by simply defining them to be.
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The Democratic-majority state Supreme Court has ordered the presiding judge to render his decision by Dec. 31.
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Either I would risk escalation by talking back, or else render myself powerless by saying nothing at all.
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The team can then render the portion of the face where the goggles are in the session video.
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And for that to happen, we need a guarantee of safety from international actors to render Haftar powerless.
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The remaining three years were devoted to code and converting his drawings into something the NES could render.
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I can't render a definitive verdict on the Echo Studio until I've spent more time with the device.
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John Sipher, the former C.I.A. officer, predicts that Mueller's probe will render the final verdict on Steele's dossier.
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But here it's just another cloud of pablum that she doesn't have the vocal power to render solid.
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Receding water levels means higher salt levels, which harm the eco-balance and could render the water unusable.
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Guided by a masterful artist and patient teacher, strengthen your ability to observe and render the world around.
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Another user on the same thread said they also use Foto2Vam to render ex-girlfriends performing sexual acts.
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Let's just say there are more colors out there than the screen you're reading this on can render.
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Lots of prominent Republicans in the state aren't waiting until the trial to render their judgment on Greitens.
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"Heterosexism can render lesbian and bisexual victims of female-perpetrated sexual victimization invisible to professionals," the study notes.
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Close inspection of the media will render a confidence score that can be displayed via a browser extension.
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It's simultaneously impressive and calming to watch Yu masterfully render minute details into the surfaces of her sculptures.
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Even though Phoebe didn't meet Mike through Tinder, that doesn't render an entire generation clueless about their relationship.
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Let it render out all the fat and remove the sausage, keeping the fat in the pan. 2.
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"We have not heard of any plan to render these waivers null and void," employees wrote on Medium.
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Hackers and cybercriminals today have developed new skills that could soon render off-the-shelf security systems obsolete.
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Its basic utility is to quickly and automatically render P260 sketch files on a locally-hosted web page.
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Whether or not the unfinished country of the internet will render everything else prehistorical remains to be seen.
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He hid in a stairwell, never attempting to stop Cruz, nor render aid to those who were injured.
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"To have these bodies able to render these kind of investigations and decisions is extraordinarily important," she said.
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He was my father's stepbrother, and if their physical distance didn't render them far apart, something else did.
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But in that yawning stretch of time, Trump can also render himself and his enablers even less attractive.
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Render Fruit: For the last two years I've been feeling more comfortable doing short loops I export as .
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Failure to do so would render him unqualified for the role of the nation's top law enforcement officer.
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They then render this setup, which outputs the view from the camera as a series of 2D images.
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But calling the desire for permanent punishment crude does not render it irrational however unpopular it might be.
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It was the beginning of a movement — that extends to this day — to render black people truly visible.
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If a leader can't render understandable guidance, it diminishes productivity because no one knows what the objective is.
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Smith suggested that the combination of circumstances could render the government more amenable to fiscal spending in 2020.
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Per renders from OnLeaks and 91Mobiles, a vision of the Pixel 43a has appeared — or, a render, rather.
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The United States is withholding Patriot missiles until Turkey agrees to render its Russian S400 missile system inoperable.
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These changes make it easier to access opportunities that astronomically high housing costs currently render out of reach.
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Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, said he expected voters would ultimately render judgment on Mr. Mueller's findings.
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" But at the same time, he was advocating to render the western territories "secure for the advancing settler.
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And his white blood cell count was decreased, though again, not enough to render him prone to infections.
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Jury members typically spend the bulk of their time hearing evidence, before being asked to render a verdict.
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"We expect that the Court of Appeals will render its decision with appropriate dispatch," the high court's Dec.
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He prefers "distiller": someone who boils away everything extraneous to render the essence of the story he's telling.
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The drug is supposed to render a person unconscious and unable to feel pain during a lethal injection.
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It touches on a core moral question about politics: What views should render someone unacceptable in polite discourse?
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Senators take an oath to render impartial justice during impeachment — an oath lawmakers should take seriously, Collins said.
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"Economic disruption to industries such as agriculture render these orders a threat to U.S. national security," Saenz said.
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Render urged the few African-Americans in the room to rebel against Clyburn and the state's black establishment.
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" Render said of his friends, "Their mantra is 'Don't be a part of the political process at all.
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Much like real life, the game doesn't render a value judgement about whether decisions are right or wrong.
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Additionally, Destiny 2 isn't truly rendered at 4K, but is rather upscaled from a base render of 1440p.
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World War I shattered the hope that an increasingly interconnected world would render armed conflict between nations obsolete.
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First, I never even took freshman psych in college, so I am utterly unqualified to render psychological evaluations.
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A strong performance by Trump could see him build up so much momentum as to render him unstoppable.
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The sailors will have a chance to address the boards, which are expected to render decisions in December.
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"Under the current circumstances, such a proceeding would fail to render a meaningful verdict of acquittal," Tribe wrote.
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Prosecutors asked that his lack of remorse be considered when they render their judgment, most likely next month.
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Rather than trying to unwind a 67-year-old agency, the Trump administration's policies can render it moot.
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This is where Kudlow's and Trump's ideologies overlap significantly and render him a neat fit for the role.
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But one can render that judgment while acknowledging that done differently, withdrawing is the right thing to do.
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He's also aware of a nuclear option: planting hemp, which would render nearby marijuana impotent by pollinating it.
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I find myself trying to render every element of the world and often incorporating myself into the drawing.
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Putin said the Avangard's ability to make sharp maneuvers in flight will render traditional missile defense systems useless.
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The paintings speak of the care it takes to render something as minute and universal as a wound.
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Microsoft also built a flip 3D feature that would render the live contents of windows in a 3D view.
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Rae Downes Koshetz, a lawyer for Officer Liang, has said he was in shock and unable to render aid.
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But officials determined that including Starship would render "the entire SpaceX portfolio the 'highest risk'" of all the options.
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Meanwhile, the new Surface completed a batch render of 23 RAW photos about 10 seconds faster than its predecessor.
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Electric stunners are sometimes used to render smaller animals unconscious before slaughter, and often have a wand-type design.
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Cloudflare, a major internet security firm, is on a mission to render distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks useless.
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Many of the pieces in the exhibition examine aspects of society from alternative perspectives that often render them absurd.
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The special counsel's office now believes that Manafort's "crimes and lies" render his cooperation agreement void, the document says.
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"The Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building render 34th Street and 42nd Street especially striking vistas," he noted.
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An iPhone bug has arisen, as they do from time to time, that will render your device completely unusable.
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Party leaders demanded that voters first be allowed to render their verdict in November, before a nominee is considered.
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This leads to a huge decrease in the amount of resources required to render a scene in high def.
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Looking at progress, self-driving cars â€" which render the distracting-driving issue moot â€" will probably come sooner.
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But those companies are known for their GPUs that can render 3D objects and big video files with aplomb.
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We may have just gotten our first good look at Samsung's Galaxy Note 12, thanks to this detailed render.
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" He adds, "The deputies, obviously being all there in the courtroom, were able to render first aid to him.
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And if you really want to cheat, type "iddqd" to activate "god mode" and render yourself invulnerable to damage.
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The couple moved to Rome and quickly started living the wild, glamorous life that would eventually render them iconic.
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Do our bodies only repeat the quotidian rhythm and telos of capitalism or can they render these rhythms nonsensical?
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What's more, Nest planned to exercise its software-enabled remote control over the devices to render them entirely inoperable.
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"We will never use a 3D printer, but implement all our skills to have [a similar] render," he said.
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I'm told that to render them at this level of detail would be even more work than photographing them.
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It is perhaps this ability to render each other invisible that makes them more like the men after all.
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With Chappaquidick, Allen and Logan's intention is to render a version of the story that is free from sensationalism.
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Perhaps the Brexit referendum is so massive a development as to render that entire chapter of the manifesto void.
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Officers could not render first aid immediately because the suspect still had some sort of detonator device, Davis said.
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These were originally designed to render video game graphics, which, coincidentally, requires making lots of small calculations very quickly.
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All you'll ultimately notice is that websites will render more consistently once Microsoft makes this under-the-hood change.
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The order of business, then, seems to be that beetles bury the dung and soil bacteria render it harmless.
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The tariffs are justified by "national security", a ruse to render them legal at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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In one part of the video, what appears to be a time-lapse is quite obviously a 3D render.
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Additionally, the message may not render for the recipient if they haven't yet updated their device to iOS 10.
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But with the iMac Pro, I watched Adobe Dimension render a complex 3D image in less than a minute.
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Some critics have argued that this counts for little, since the new constitution is expected to render parliament toothless.
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"It's not even that fire hurts people, it's that the smoke can render someone unconscious very quickly," said Bigler.
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Pioneering scientific advancements, poised to render animal exploitation an obsolete leviathan of the past, are already going into effect.
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In the age of social media, must jurors be shielded from public scrutiny in order to render fair decisions?
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In cases where there's some dispute over an official scoring decision, the committee meets to render a final ruling.
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Then, using PhotoShop, he combined the 3D render with an actual image, before adding some final details in Paint.
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Though not widespread yet, this developing resistance threatens to render each of our most effective malaria-stopping technologies useless.
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"The Department of State's decision has the potential to render the matters now before this Court moot," Hoyt wrote.
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Money can be both a gift and a curse; notoriety can render you both an idol and a target.
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Over a medium-low flame, render the fat from the diced pancetta and cook until it starts to crisp.
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For instance, patches —even from leading vendors—can render an entire IT system inoperable for a period of time.
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There will be another election in 2020, at which time the American electorate can render its judgment on Trump.
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These attacks can take down websites or, as in Friday's case, target important systems and render them almost unusable.
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But consumer advocates say these changes could render insurance unaffordable for the millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Defense officials told BuzzFeed that last month's missile strike against Shayrat was never intended to render the field inoperable.
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Both albums render fundamental fractures in painful detail; they travel the same road and end up at different destinations.
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Recently someone compared the art with a render from a PC Music cover, and it's kinda the complete opposite.
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The system combines signals from your voice, head, and hand position to recognize and render a few basic moods.
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Folly, though, would be thinking it's possible to render real black athletes this faithfully, without importing any further context.
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Inevitably NBA defenses will try to adjust, one can always make a new lock to render a key useless.
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Using the technique to render all those little scratches only took 1.4x as long as rendering it totally smooth.
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However, Rosetta was never designed for a landing at all, and it was enough to render the craft inoperative.
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The senator warned at the time that the presence of the software could render the system vulnerable to hackers.
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Other times it is mind-boggling craft and exquisite technique whose aesthetic strangeness can render the art question moot.
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Either they can protect the independence of independent agencies, or they can render them subordinate to the White House.
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By contrast, the Conference Board survey's emphasis on employment does not render it a good signal of impending recessions.
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Singapore's attorney general confirmed on Tuesday that it had received Switzerland's request and would "render all possible assistance" expeditiously.
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But it would spew large amounts of radiation, spark a mass panic and render vast swaths of land uninhabitable.
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This would render TAA disbursements more automatic, making it more likely that the workers who need it get compensation.
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The painter does not render David's whole body, cropping it just below the waste to maximize the theatrical effect.
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Second, and very technically, Bankruptcy Code section 546(e) has been interpreted to render invulnerable literally nonexistent securities transactions.
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Black ice means any thin, clear coating of ice, without the trapped air bubbles that render thicker ice cloudy.
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The average time it takes, in milliseconds, to render a frame in Civilization VI. A shorter time is better.
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The other three — Mr. Vaughn and Officers Maynard and Frierson — have opted to have Justice Barrett render a verdict.
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However, up close, the cut and finish of the garments render the final products more high-end and refined.
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Still, though, even a beautiful song bringing Brandy back isn't enough to render Caesar's comments earlier this year irrelevant.
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For one thing, its makers reached beyond what the game's platform could handle, what the N64 could successfully render.
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When I (and other Motherboard employees) tried to load several different Google Docs, the pages were unable to render.
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Lightly season with salt and start cooking duck breasts, skin side-down, in a large skillet to render fat.
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Eliminating this connection could render these devices unusable, or at least force everyone to carry around an extra adapter.
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What if the best way to make them feel real is to render them through the realm of imagination?
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"This bill's rigorous requirement for certifying a class [action lawsuit] would render gun owners even more powerless," Deutch said.
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But the fact remains that goal was noble: to create a system of defenses that render our weapons obsolete.
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"If you have a company and you render a service, you want to get paid for it," he said.
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The brilliance of the performance is to render Inga's actions horrifyingly logical for someone unconstrained by the social contract.
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The changes render the leaf unstable and more vulnerable to solar rays than in the height of the summer.
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All the changes render the leaf unstable and more vulnerable to solar rays than in the height of summer.
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In "Beirut Render #10" (2017), a thin white woman sits on a lawn by a pool reading a magazine.
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The Argentine artist Render Fruit discuses her GIF installation for the elevator of the Museum of the Moving Image.
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Though the premature bracket release deflated the celebration, a topsy-turvy tournament would render that miscue a forgotten footnote.
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But the parochial terms on which Mr. Graham preached Christianity render his career largely a story of missed opportunities.
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The debates themselves, I believe, render a simple concept impossibly complex, making the very meaning of "racism" frustratingly murky.
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The images render a loving portrait of queer people celebrating their right to existence as a form of activism.
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Unfortunately, the rest of us must also live with the decisions these judges will render for decades to come.
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Under another agreement, Washington and Moscow each are required to render unusable for weapons 34 metric tons of plutonium.
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The first few minutes of this Champions League second-leg quarterfinal match contained enough to render it a classic.
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But critics fear that the new model, if adopted, will render the community powerless to stop a preselected site.
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Yet, any number of catastrophes could render them irrelevant as fanciful playthings that no longer justify their mammoth resources.
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In short, many progressives have embraced so much abstraction in their discourse as to render much of it delusional.
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" He said that if he had to render a judgment on that day, his choice would be "Not Guilty.
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I don't mean that Pacino and Scorsese make Hoffa lovable, but rather that they render him at human scale.
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They wrote about how to render roughage more digestible, offal more delicious, and how to make every bite count.
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Perhaps markets expect that recession, or at least an end to the jobs boom, will render the argument moot.
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I can sit and watch it render the entire new document dialog box what feels like frame by frame.
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The final scene is an otherworldly dance sequence — an attempt to render the dissociation of an opiate high onscreen.
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Could Waller-Bridge be suggesting that genuine human connection might be able to render reality bearable, and dissociation unnecessary?
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" "We must be sure not to water it down with amendments or accept changes that would render it useless.
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I had to render this foreignness in English, but without misspelling, because after all, they weren't misspelling the Russian.
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SDI, leveraging America's technological superiority, could render nuclear missiles obsolete—and thereby checkmate North Korea, Iran, China, and Russia.
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But what happened in the twentieth century to render American universities, in particular, such enthusiastic accessories to capitalist technocracy?
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Oregon, which said the Constitution required federal juries to render unanimous verdicts, but allowed divided juries in state courts.
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According to the report, McDonald was still breathing but officers failed to render aid or check for a pulse.
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And the winner of Startup Battlefield at Disrupt SF 63 is… Render In the beginning, there were 20 startups.
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"Our timeline is very tight to be able to get to these individuals and render them aid," he said.
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But a high income doesn't render you impervious to the city's high taxes and infamously high cost of living.
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The lack of progress is especially disheartening considering that H.I.V. medications, when properly administered, render patients almost totally noninfectious.
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" Consequently, Tribe maintained, "under the current circumstances, such a proceeding would fail to render a meaningful verdict of acquittal.
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Even modest carpeting can render wheelchairs useless, calling attention to the ableism baked into the most ostensibly mundane items.
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Democrats had hoped that the intervening four months would render Cohn's July article moot, or at least less persuasive.
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It takes about four seconds to render a line of text right now, said chief technology officer Michael Petrochuk.
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Massive, symbolically weighty, alluding to death and destruction, the monumental Kiefer pieces render puny both human ambition and scale.
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"We expect that the Court of Appeals will render its decision with appropriate dispatch," the high court's order said.
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That drug, the sedative midazolam, is supposed to render the inmate unconscious, and thus lead to a "quieter" death.
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He was known for his palette of soft colors and his ability to render his vision quickly and precisely.
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That's because in 2010, data privacy activists succeeded in forcing Google to allow them to render their residences unrecognizable.
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It may render some judgment on the president's refusal to be interviewed in person and whether that hampered prosecutors.
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Sometimes the attackers burned women's genitals with a lighted candle or mutilated a man's genitals to render him impotent.
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Two: A too-high pH would render the chlorine ineffective, which could then allow for the proliferation of algae.
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This render shows the actual paths taken by the users in the navigation tests This render shows the actual paths taken by the users in the navigation tests Then they were tasked with navigating from the entrance of a building to a room on the second floor by following the headset's instructions.
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" THE RULEBOOK: ALL ABOUT BALANCE "By enlarging too much the number of electors, you render the representatives too little acquainted with all their local circumstances and lesser interests; as by reducing it too much, you render him unduly attached to these, and too little fit to comprehend and pursue great and national objects.
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PostNL said it was concerned the Belgian stake would add layers of bureaucracy and render the Dutch business less competitive.
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Mr. Render, better known as Killer Mike, is a rapper by trade, one half of the duo Run the Jewels.
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Breakingviews Small overseas firms often feel helpless against American regulators, some of which render edicts after opaque and secretive processes.
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He is also charged with one count of careless driving and failure to stop and give information or render aid.
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To render his apocalyptic scenes, Umekawa drops inks in a water tank and uses a color filter as a strobe.
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A standard ruler handles both—but it ignores digital environments, which render in pixels, and typefaces, which print in picas.
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Consider that if you're trying to preserve food with this approach, a misstep could render it extremely dangerous to eat.
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Meanwhile, 32 states require that individuals or businesses destroy or at least render unreadable individuals' personal data, the NCSL found.
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Two police officers can be seen in the video watching from the wings, but not doing anything to render aid.
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Animators already know how to render subsurface scattering—there are mathematical parameters that define how light behaves in these situations.
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That threshold would render ratification well-nigh impossible, as the Independent Greeks have already said they would vote against it.
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As with so many good ideas, the tech needed time to catch up in order to render a useful product.
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"Young people are very vulnerable to mistakes about alcohol use, which can render them partially to fully unconscious," says Baker.
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" Additional language in the community guidelines states that sensitive or controversial content can render a YouTube video not "advertiser-friendly.
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The cloaking devices on Star Trek bend light to render an object invisible, and the new device merely deflects sound.
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The reptile's blood contains antibiotic properties, which speed up the healing process and render substantial damage as mere flesh wounds.
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This flattening of coexistent timelines is reinforced by the artist's use of unfired clay to render the forms and surroundings.
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Pointed arches, rib vaults, and piped masonry of ingenious design together created a sense of verticality, to render the sublime.
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Fixes for Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities don't do much good if they render the "fixed" computer unusable in the process.
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Like the incumbent, no action Clinton might take would render her impeachable—meaning that little would be beyond her reach.
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The process of decay produces ammonia too, which in sufficient concentrations can poison fish and amphibians and render water undrinkable.
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That is, how can we take many repetitions of a "boring" event and render it is a single interesting event?
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Before Friday's announcement, many members of the conservative groups expressed concerned that the new rules could render the suits invalid.
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But the lack of specificity in Sessions' guidance could render it a limp tool for someone seeking a legal defense.
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Often, that means using materials like glue, and techniques like soldering parts to the logic board, which render devices irreparable.
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The site uses an algorithm trained on 45,000 classical portraits to render your face in faux oil, watercolor, or ink.
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Do NOT Tell Thandie Newton She Looks Good "For Her Age" How Westworld Will Render Nudity Unnecessary In Season 2
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Note: This is known as the "date rape" drug and can render victims comatose, but some people take them recreationally.
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"In just four weeks, you will have the chance to render your verdict on the Democrats' outrageous conduct," he added.
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While the Switch doesn't have a built-in browser, it does use Apple's WebKit in order to render web pages.
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Lighting can be prohibitively expensive to render, so the fewer lights there are in the game, the smoother it runs.
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It would eventually render more than 2,400 acres of what is now the Tonto National Forest off limits to visitors.
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On October 22nd Argentina's voters will render a judgment on Mr Macri in a mid-term congressional election (see article).
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Lasting damage might be caused if crews are forced to erode the arch's stonework to render it clean, he said.
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Apple also wanted to avoid creating a backdoor that would render all iOS devices vulnerable to hackers and foreign governments.
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