AND FOLKS JUST REORDER, REORDER AND THEY MAKE IT SO, SO EASY.
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The other companies joining Dash are GeniCan, a device place in your garbage can that lets you reorder household items via barcode scanning and voice recognition; Nestle, whose BabyNes nutrition system will reorder formula capsules; and WePlenish, whose WePlenish Java will reorder coffee when supplies are low.
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Starbucks announced on Monday Echo owners can now enable the "Starbucks Reorder" skill and, with a voice command, tell Alexa to reorder food and beverages for pickup at a preferred store.
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Suggestion: Reorder the caucuses, or get rid of them altogether
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A decent place to start is to reorder the caucuses.
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From there, you can reorder your apps based on preference.
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If you have Amazon's Alexa, there's now a Starbucks Reorder Skill.
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All the places that stock it reorder it all the time.
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That event has the chance to reorder most of the field.
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It also promises to reorder the electoral map in powerful ways.
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But if I can't reorder, it will be a bit worrying.
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Then assess how any shift might reorder debts in your prioritization.
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Mr. Trump's sweeping budget proposal to reorder government was simply ignored.
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Primaries lay this bare, and could in time reorder the political map.
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Specifically, customers could easily reorder favorites through Google's shopping service, Google Express.
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We already knew that the company was planning to reorder our feeds.
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Users can now also reorder their sections with just a few clicks.
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You can also click and drag to reorder bookmarks in your lists.
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You can reorder certain items or purchase items from other collections online.
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There's also the Machete Order, a way to reorder all the films.
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Reordering: Alexa can draw on your existing order history on Amazon— so if you've bought a specific type of AA battery from Amazon in the past, Alexa will allow you to easily reorder that product through a "reorder _____" command.
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Get serving tips, receive personalized wine recommendations, and reorder directly from the device.
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You can reorder song segments, record vocals, switch between mixes and add delays.
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Go to reorder my usuals, but I'm annoyed at how expensive they are.
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The redesigned website made it easier to order groceries and reorder favorites, too.
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No key even existed to reorder the scrambled noise of their computer's contents.
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That's because Easy Reorder understands your personal preferences based on your prior Walmart.
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Early last year, it started allowing users to reorder past purchases by voice.
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Stick a Charmin button to your bathroom wall and instantly reorder toilet paper.
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You can also reorder six bottles of the wine you loved for $90.
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Starting today, you can drag-and-drop to reorder the pins on your boards.
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She loves the ring, but I have to reorder it in a larger size.
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For instance, you can automatically have it reorder popcorn when it knows you're out.
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The online retail giant has enabled Alexa devices to reorder from any Amazon Restaurant.
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It is not unheard of to break a book's binding and reorder its pages.
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A rapid reorder function in Panera's app can help speed up the ordering process.
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Mom had to apologize and reorder a larger dress at the bridal salon's expense.
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If you add or reorder songs, Soundsgood automatically updates the playlist across all services.
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These new linkages also have the potential to reorder relations within and between countries.
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Thus, our reorder will not be in our warehouse until the end of April.
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Similar to Amazon's Dash Button, Boxed is working on its own, easy reorder system.
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And then you would press one, and then you would automatically get a reorder.
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After this you can also reorder your prospective hires base on how much they appeal.
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Live streaming internet services will reorder who watches news, how they watch it, and when.
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Either will reorder the whole sheet based on the order of the column you've selected.
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When you tell it to reorder popcorn, it gets your order through Amazon, of course.
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I would cut, reorder, rewrite and discover new physical business and tricks of comic timing.
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After NYC, it will local sites for Boston, then Philadelphia, then D.C. The site will also focus on helping shoppers more easily reorder items and will be personalized to shoppers' own preferences, in terms of things like product recommendations and when reorder reminders appear.
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Reorder the bullets underneath your job titles to mimic the order of qualifications the employer gave.
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They'll remain visible unless you delete them, and you can remove clips but not reorder them.
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You can also tap and hold on individual tabs to reorder them in the tab view.
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You're about to reorder 1/6 of the US economy w no idea what it costs.
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These are simple buttons that users push to reorder goods like laundry detergent or toilet paper.
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President Trump is trying to reorder society while covering himself in the muck of white anxiety.
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Stick a Tide button to your washing machine and instantly reorder detergent when you run out.
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We need to reorder our priorities and implement widespread education in all parts of the world.
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When the weight drops, it can recognize you're running low and automatically reorder supplies from Amazon.
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That way, they can easily reorder the color if they choose to do their upkeep from home.
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Do you think that he is working to reorder our alliances with Europe and with the U.K.?
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The company has already rolled out a function on its app that lets customers reorder past orders.
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Grubhub is adding an Alexa skill today that'll let you reorder any of your last three purchases.
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Amazon has added a new Skill to Alexa via its Echo device or FireTV stick: Starbucks Reorder.
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Most of these apps will fail, but a select few will fundamentally reorder the way we live.
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You drag and drop to reorder and can adjust the length of each clip with a slider.
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They will reject and destroy any attempt to reorder their desires according to the logic of machines.
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Smart refrigerators are going to reorder from Amazon or from whichever vendors pay Google enough for access.
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You can also reorder your sheet based on the numerical order of values in a certain column.
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This is an easy way to reorder cells, especially for highlighting just a small batch of data.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plans to reorder world soccer are being stymied by a familiar foe: Europe.
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I changed the kind of coffee I buy so that I could tell Alexa to reorder it.
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Reorder your life to reflect your values and your priorities instead of just tinkering at the margins.
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There, you'll be able to add, remove, or reorder additional toggles and application links for your Control Center.
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The Up next box lets you remove tracks, but you can't reorder them as you can in Musish.
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And the Amazon Dash button ($5) ensures people can quickly reorder household staples, ranging from detergent to groceries.
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Related to Starbucks' adoption of voice computing, the company also introduced the "Starbucks Reorder Skill" for Amazon Alexa.
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Voters are poised to bring order to the race, or reorder politics, as in no other recent election.
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PowerPoint will display a graphical overview of all the slides in a deck, allowing you to reorder slides.
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By reprogramming that copy-and-paste function, scientists have achieved an unprecedented ability to decrypt and reorder genes.
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The platform makes it easy to track consumption and reorder popular bottles with the touch of a button.
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Within a day, they'd raised $2,825 on GoFundMe to fix their car's smashed windows and reorder class supplies.
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He uses glassware that isn't custom-made, allowing Otto's the freedom to reorder as often as they like.
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You can add tasks, reorder them, tack on sub-tasks, assign dates to everything you have to do.
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Plus, you don't have to remember to reorder TP. It automatically comes to your home at regular intervals.
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When that happens, manually reorder — yes, that's an extra step — your instant coffee, toilet cleaner or lint rollers.
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The app can even tell you what to plant where and reorder seeds for you throughout the year.
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Soon after, National Amusements moved to reorder Viacom's board, a precursor to overhauling the struggling company's executive team.
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Many of those customers have promised to reorder their pies once workers have returned to their office buildings.
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Sometimes it will lead to revenue opportunities — Amazon's microwave will reorder popcorn for you when you're running low.
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He'd go beyond reform and reorder the economy in ways most Democrats — let alone most Americans — don't support.
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Just two of the banks said in their disclosures that they reorder account transactions from high to low.
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You can also reorder your apps by tapping and dragging the three bars on the right hand side.
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Yeah, I have ... And I use it to reorder stuff, I wouldn't say all the time, but regularly.
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The WhatsApp server can therefore use the fact that it can stealthily reorder and drop messages in the group.
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In November, Pinterest introduced the option to add Sections within individual boards, and you can now reorder those too.
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Asking the Alexa embedded in your new fridge to reorder paper towels becomes something you aren't embarrassed to do.
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You can also lock your card, reset the card pin, reorder one or block some features from the web.
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Shoppers will also be given personalized product recommendations based on previous orders and reorder suggestions based on restocking predictions.
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Warren, on the other hand, wants to reorder broken regulations and punish bad actors—not tear it all down.
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I do an express reorder on Seamless for my favorite chicken burger and fries from a local sports bars.
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They can also easily reorder items they've previously purchased, or search through specific categories for new things to order.
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I knew I'd have to reorder and that would annoy the chefs, as well as the already rude customer.
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Here are four ways Trump's removal from office could dramatically reorder the balance of power in political life. 1.
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And it is hard to ignore that Henrik Stenson is threatening to reorder the names in golf's Fab Four.
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Giving the governor the power to reorder the hierarchy of debts will probably be controversial, as the sponsors acknowledge.
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We reorder food items across 55 restaurants in 13 states under the umbrella of Cameron Mitchell Restaurants' several brands.
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It has helped to reorder economics by exposing the folly of economists' belief in an unconsciously rational human mind.
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Even though I can reorder the Tag list and delete Tags, I can't edit the names or add new ones.
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" That view, said Judges David Tatel and Patricia Millett, both Democratic appointees, "would reorder the very structure of the Constitution.
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But the Verizon Galaxy S8 won't show you any data from Amazon if you're looking to reorder some household groceries.
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I had to use most of my profits to reorder as LuLaRoe requires you to do this to stay active.
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Company CEO Jack Dorsey quickly quashed the rumors that Twitter had any plans to reorder timelines—a least this week.
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When I clicked that, my scrawl converted into a list and I was able to drag and drop to reorder.
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This is not that imaginative in the sense that I'm reimagining how people might reorder their households, their family lives.
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He noted that "We never planned to reorder timelines next week," but he also strongly hinted at major upcoming changes.
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You can also reorder six bottles of the wine you did love for only $79, plus tax and $9.95 shipping.
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Many on the political left now seek to silence their opponents and reorder society in accordance with their personal beliefs.
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They can play Jeopardy, ask for recipes, listen to the news, turn lights on, play music, reorder products, and more.
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There was a whole fish doused in a flurry of chiles that I'm tempted to reorder every time I go.
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A 2017 national security strategy document called China a "revisionist" power attempting to reorder international politics to suit its interests.
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Finally, there is labor law, passed during the Great Depression to reorder work and balance power between management and employees.
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You can endlessly edit, reorder, add to, or remove from your playlists, and you can easily delete them as well.
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We reorder the world through our fiction, through our culture, and that trickles on down through the policies we make.
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He'll be able to reorder their unique kegs as often as he pleases and get them delivered right to his doorstep.
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He'll be able to reorder their unique kegs as often as he pleases and get them delivered right to his doorstep.
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Then, it could reorder all of that for you directly from Amazon when you run out — if you want it to.
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Spending has been held down for years by the past failure of efforts to more fundamentally reorder the government's fiscal policy.
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Plus, some appliance makers have built the Dash Replenishment Service directly into their products to help consumers quickly reorder associated items.
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It's tempting to think about affixing single-purpose buttons around your house, ready to instantly reorder toilet paper or laundry detergent.
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So instead of just presenting the button for Seamless, it might also show you a prompt to reorder your last meal.
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If you wish to reorder the representation of data by moving a column, there are two main ways to do it.
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Depending on its exact location in the Pacific and its intensity, the climate phenomenon can reorder weather patterns around the world.
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Amazon is expanding the lineup of devices that will automatically reorder their supplies for you through the retailer's Dash Replenishment service.
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Meanwhile, PUR's new Ultimate Bluetooth-enabled faucet filtration system is available today, and will reorder your replacement filters automatically, as needed.
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But that does not give it license to unilaterally reorder the Indo-Pacific region to its advantage, as the Pentagon asserted.
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Kids can reorder their favorite candy, friends can inquire about your bank balance, and roommates can waste your money on a lark.
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Alexa on Fire TV can also find local restaurants, control certain home automation products, and reorder previous purchases you've made with Amazon.
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Twitter is also planning to reorder tweets to prioritize those it believes more users will want to see, BuzzFeed reported on Friday.
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If this is our goal, and it certainly should be, then governments must reorder priorities and commit to building more peaceful nations.
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Farhad Manjoo: One key factor in the push for U.B.I., I think, is the idea that it could help reorder social expectations.
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On another screen you can reorder the tweets, change their background colors and remove tweets, before clicking "Done" to finish the process.
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Amazon offered buttons for products that people would logically need to reorder fairly regularly, such as laundry detergent, condoms and kitty litter.
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Lasting effect: Driven by fear of persecution and economic mismanagement, the exodus threatens to reorder society permanently and set Turkey back decades.
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Note that you can reorder your directions and destinations by dragging the bullet points to the left of each destination&aposs name.
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The birthday mailings include a promotion for an on-demand service from Gillette, which allows people to reorder blades using text messages.
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The birthday mailings include a promotion for an on-demand service from Gillette, which allows people to reorder blades using text messages.
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This time, it was for a system similar to the internet giant's Dash buttons, which reorder everyday goods seamlessly in one click.
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I even got a prompt over the weekend inviting me to reorder from iWok — a brutal reminder of what might have been.
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By voting Leave, the British not only elected to change their relationship with the European Union but also to reorder their political system.
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Website traffic and reorder rates increased in both the UK and in overseas markets, which now make up 43 percent of group revenue.
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If you don't care about one or all of those stats, the Withings app will let you remove or reorder any information displayed.
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The idea is that people won't even have to actively reorder consumable goods, because their sensor-filled appliances will do it for them.
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They will also see a profile of their local store, telling them if that store has online grocery or easy reorder, for example.
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Specifically, consumers will now be able to take advantage of Walmart's "Easy Reorder" feature through an integration with Google's shopping service, Google Express.
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But by tying into Walmart's new Easy Reorder feature, regular Walmart shoppers will more easily be able to place spoken orders for products.
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Now I know this sounds crazy, but I stuck one to the wall above my toilet so I could easily reorder toilet paper.
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"We have big drums of hand sanitizer in all of our stations (interestingly the reorder is getting challenging because distributors are selling out)."
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Legal scholar Bruce Ackerman contends that there are "constitutional moments" when we reorder the basic design of government without formally amending the Constitution.
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But I found myself frequently having to cancel or reorder, as drivers frequently just didn't show up or got stuck in horrendous traffic.
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Fantastic. And the built-in touchscreen offers recipe suggestions, streams music, and will let you automatically reorder food thanks to a partnership with MasterCard.
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As a nice added bonus, you're able to automatically reorder popcorn when you run low and save 10% on popcorn orders using Amazon Dash.
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If the influential Democrat left the Senate, it would reorder Illinois politics and create an opening in the party leadership hierarchy in the chamber.
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You can reorder your queue at any time and even throw in episodes for podcasts you aren't subscribed to, so there's lots of flexibility.
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Both services let you go back to your profile and readjust your hair quiz answers, and thus your formulation, when you want to reorder.
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The plan, if passed, would officially reject Mr. Trump's efforts to use the federal budget to reorder the nation's priorities and attack the bureaucracy.
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Sometimes I wait too long to reorder my items because I want a code, and then I run out of them and create panic situations.
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For example, when a customer asks to order an item, the assistant will know to reorder the customer's preferred item based on their order history.
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The puzzle is solved when you can reorder the tiles to make any sequence you want, which is precisely the meaning of the connectivity condition.
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If I open Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards, I can tap Edit in the top right and then grab handlebars on each keyboard to reorder them.
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You can play all the clips in order or select any one you want to play and/or edit or drag and drop to reorder.
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The company says that its devices will now be able to calculate when a new air filter is needed, then automatically reorder one from Amazon.
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More notably, Whirlpool's Smart Dishwasher will be available starting next month, and will use Dash Replenishment to automatically reorder dishwasher detergent when supplies are low.
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They can also reorder items when stock is low and store excess items at the company's warehouse and ask for smaller batches to be shipped.
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The pursuit of technological leadership, embodied in the controversial "Made in China 2025 " program, could, if successfully implemented, profoundly reorder trade relations and production networks.
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A Walmart spokeswoman said the company appreciated "the concerns that have been raised regarding this item" and that it had no plans to reorder it.
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As Booker's office found, some banks even reorder the sequence in which they process a person's transactions — so the most expensive transaction is processed first.
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Despite that, the two currencies long seen as most exposed to Trump's intent to reorder U.S. trade relations, the peso and China's yuan, are both up.
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You can flip through this info by pressing the watch's only button, and you can reorder or change what you see with Withings' Health Mate app.
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Invest in our people We need to work harder to reorder the root economic incentives that protect our middle class and promote strong, sustainable economic growth.
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A combined CVS-Aetna will reorder those options, leaving Express Scripts as the only standalone company big enough to easily provide pharmacy benefits to top employers.
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Speaker Paul Ryan's plan to radically reorder and devolve the federal safety net likewise contains a number of elements that Trump at times seems to oppose.
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If they don't typically swipe right on pictures with adorable babies or furry animals, the algorithm will take this into account and reorder your photos accordingly.
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You can combine existing playlists, drag to reorder songs, and instantly send a song to the top of the queue, where it'll begin to fade in.
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It will additionally be working more closely with Amazon, Sears said, to make more products from the Kenmore appliance brand available on Amazon Dash's reorder platform.
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"We definitely regularly sell them—like, I have to reorder them," says Reign, who works at the leather and lingerie shop Hubba Hubba in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The attempts by China to reorder the world and expand the reach of its authoritarian system have been much more ambitious than the United States response.
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Amazon has stopped selling Dash buttons, the $5 pieces of plastic that Prime customers could use to instantly reorder basic household items, as CNET reported Thursday.
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Well, the Clean & Clear one shown above nudged me to order the face wash I had run out of, but had been too lazy to reorder.
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This so-called retract and reorder (RAR) process suggests that clinicians noticed an error and went into the records to fix it, the study team notes.
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The statute would be in the classic tradition of anti-discrimination laws, yet would radically reorder an exclusionary system that has been widely accepted as given.
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A new option in the August app lets you configure Amazon Dash to automatically reorder a set of batteries when it comes time to replace them.
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Novelists have always used fiction as a way to process and reorder reality, to make sense of the world and provide a better version of it.
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But even if that really is a mobility need, does it have to be connected to the internet so it can reorder its own garbage bags?
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Excessive overdraft fees have been a concern for years, particularly because some banks had been found to reorder transactions to maximize the fees they charged account holders.
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President Donald Trump, who took the reins of the US economy from Barack Obama in 2017, has aggressively tried to reorder the US position on global trade.
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No one wants to listen to a list of dishes and prices, and so Amazon, sensibly enough, only lets you reorder meals you've had in the past.
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Use the options in the top left corner to reorder your tweets, filter through your tweets, or look for a specific keyword that you're interested in scrubbing.
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If any industry comes out positively in this book, it is the doctors of patients who reorder tests and ask additional questions when results didn't make sense.
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Amazon's Dash buttons — the ones you hit to reorder through Amazon necessities like toilet paper — are being offered for just 99 cents up front (instead of $4.99).
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Alphabet Inc's Waymo, Uber and major auto companies are competing to create the technology for an autonomous revolution that could reorder the car industry and transform transportation.
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"Without knowing how many of an item I sold, I don't know what to reorder," said one seller, who asked to remain anonymous due to privacy issues.
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Savion Glover, the revival's director and choreographer, was huddled with two fellow dancers to decide how to reorder the material while remaining true to Ms. Grant's vision.
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As Booker's office found last year, some banks even reorder the sequence in which they process a person's transactions — so the most expensive transaction is processed first.
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Or if you prefer a slightly lower tech, and less costly option, Amazon's Dash buttons can reorder the products you use the most with just one tap.
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To reorder how your Instagram filters appear, simply touch the filter you want to move, then drag it with your finger to place it where you want it.
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The tiny stick-on buttons that allowed customers to quickly reorder popular household items with a press have been discontinued by the online retailer, as confirmed by CNET.
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He wants to harness time travel such that he can "reorder" the course of events, from beginning to end, as he tells his trainee Helge Doppler (Peter Schneider).
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Intended to be an easy way to reorder items, Amazon has now pulled them from sale worldwide and seems to be admitting that no one really needs them.
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Tinder is launching a new feature called "smart photos" which will figure out your most attractive photos and reorder your profile so you're more likely to get matches.
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This election season pushed me to make a break with politics, which provided the solace away from the cacophony that I needed in order to reorder my values.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, with a series of new policy plans, has put into full, detailed view how he would reorder or referee almost every part of American life.
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Playlists on YouTube are highly flexible, meaning that you can add, remove, or reorder videos at any time, as well as change the playlist&aposs title and description.
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Amazon has announced the Dash Smart Shelf, a Wi-Fi-connected smart scale that connects to Amazon's shopping services and can automatically reorder supplies when they run low.
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Even if you are not deeply invested in the fortunes of a particular driver, watching the pack-blob internally reorder itself at 200 miles an hour is fascinating.
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If you change your mind, you can now reinstate, remove or reorder Instagram filters at any point by heading back into the Manage menu via the method described above.
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According to Lela Becker, the president and founder of Mother, the jeans sold out in three days and 22018 people signed up on a wait list for a reorder.
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GOP leaders have already pledged to kick off the new Congress with the health care debate and move quickly to reorder the entire tax system soon after in 2017.
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When approximately 40 gallons of water have passed through the pitcher's purification filter, the pitcher will then send a signal to the Dash Replenishment Service to reorder more filters.
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It will take a generational change in our thinking on security, intelligence, defense, and economic policies to do this, but we must reorder our priorities before it's too late.
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"You could have a beautiful display, but if you don't go home with a product that really is to your skin tone, you're never going to reorder," he said.
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For the first time, Apple is providing a settings pane where you can customize which buttons do and don't appear in Control Center, and you can reorder them as well.
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You type the word you most associate with that one, and the words will reorder with, as Google's AI understands it, the closest matches to your word on the bottom.
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In 2019, Noah shows up (still very young-looking, still vaguely hot, despite all the killing) and recruits Bartosz (Paul Lux) to help with his plans to reorder the universe.
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Walmart has launched internet-based services such as "Easy reorder" and "Pickup discount" and formed a partnership with Latch, which lets its users open and lock their front doors remotely.
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Amazon's Prime Pantry program now ships non-perishable goods and household supplies, while its programmable Dash buttons now let Prime customers reorder everyday items like laundry detergent in mere seconds.
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If you are approaching retirement age carrying dangerous debt - a variable mortgage or credit card with a high balance - reorder your financial plan to focus on minimizing or eliminating it.
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Under the Dash Replenishment program, makers of connected devices can program appliances to automatically reorder household items such as laundry detergent or dish soap whenever a customer's stock runs low.
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Any attempt to reorder power in Congress goes up against the problem that those who have power rarely use that power to support reforms that would give them less power.
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Marketed as an "all-in-one nursery necessity" on Mattel's website, it also offered e-commerce functionality that would enable Aristotle to automatically reorder baby products based on user feedback.
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Amazon revealed earlier this year that it was discontinuing its Dash buttons, the stick-on buttons that let you quickly reorder household items like trash bags, detergent, and much more.
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He called Sanders, the primary frontrunner, "polarizing" and argued his policies would "go beyond reform and reorder the economy in ways most Democrats — not to mention most Americans — don't support."
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Sanders' vision of capitalism as the root of all evil, that would go beyond reform and reorder the economy in ways most Democrats — not to mention most Americans — don't support.
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Sanders' vision of capitalism as the root of all evil, that would go beyond reform and reorder the economy in ways most Democrats — not to mention most Americans — don't support.
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By contrast, with the Echo speaker, the device could only reorder batteries you had bought before — or, if you hadn't ordered batteries before, choose a pack of batteries for you.
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Amazon is today releasing nearly 80 new brands of Dash buttons, the Wi-Fi-connected plastic buttons that Prime members can press to quickly reorder a specific product from Amazon.
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Amazon is also working with product makers like Brita to let an appliance automatically reorder a product such as a water filter when it is time for a new one.
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Scientists have engineered that mechanism to reorder bits and pieces of the genetic code, and have used it to create unusually muscular beagles, for instance, and mosquitoes that don't transmit malaria.
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Successfully telling Cheney's story—particularly how he was uniquely suited to leveraging loopholes in executive power to reorder U.S. security policy toward disaster—requires more legwork than merely a good impersonation.
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Plus, it has Amazon Dash Replacement enabled, so you can either ask Alexa to reorder treats or press a button in the app and replacement treats will be on their way.
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Then you can toggle most apps off (some don't allow you do, which is weird and annoying) and reorder them so the stuff you actually use is easer to get to.
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You can change what happens when you swipe an email, you can enable and disable the appearance of actions like starring and sharing, and you can even reorder multiple core menus.
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Amazon is racing ahead with innovations that deeply cater to today's consumer, such as Dash to allow customers to reorder laundry detergent or coffee with literally a touch of a button.
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Amazon has confirmed it has retired physical stick-on Dash buttons from sale — in favor of virtual alternatives that let Prime Members tap a digital button to reorder a staple product.
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Mr. Biden is looking to broaden his communications and political teams and reorder some of the senior-most roles in the operation, according to multiple people familiar with the campaign's outreach.
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Some banks reorder debit transactions, processing them from the highest amount to the lowest, so that one small shortage can cause a cascade of overdrafts and hundreds of dollars in fees.
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Customers will also be able to see what services are available in their area, like Walmart's Online Grocery, along with order status features, and Easy Reorder for re-buying their favorite items.
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Dash buttons, which first launched in 2015 and came to Germany in 2016, are Wi-Fi connected devices that allow shoppers to reorder products from Amazon with a press of the button.
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By the time you realize you need to reorder the products that make you look and feel your best, they'll already be in a box on their way to your front doorstep.
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Such maneuvers are almost certain to increase the cost of the legislation beyond the current estimates of more than $1 trillion, because of the revenue lost as taxpayers cleverly reorder their affairs.
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In quick order, the Redstones moved to reorder the board of National Amusements, then the board of Viacom, ultimately leading to the ouster of Philippe P. Dauman as chief executive of Viacom.
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Danielle Foster, the co-owner of Bookworks in Albuquerque, said that she will not reorder books by Mr. Alexie and will instead be featuring works by up-and-coming Native American authors.
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In pulling out of the Paris climate accord, Mr. Trump has created a vacuum of global leadership that presents ripe opportunities to allies and adversaries alike to reorder the world's power structure.
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Scientists have engineered that naturally occurring mechanism to reorder bits and pieces of the genetic code, and have used it to create unusually muscular beagles, for instance, and mosquitoes that don't transmit malaria.
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I swear by vitamin D in the winter, so I reorder those along with omegas, some Quest bars on sale, and a new set of silverware because our old set has mysteriously dwindled.
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Amazon's now-defunct Dash buttons — small, Wi-Fi connected pods with a single button on them that would reorder a specific product — were meant to change that when they were introduced in 2015.
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"Alexa, buy more toothpaste"You can also get your Echo to add items to your online Amazon shopping basket (for new stuff) or reorder something you've bought previously (if you're a Prime member).
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Some restaurants will have to reorder the product through their distributors, Woodside noted, and it might take some time before customers see Impossible burgers back on the menu at locations that were out.
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And the disastrous attempt by George W. Bush to reorder the Middle East by invading Iraq, ostensibly to liberate benighted Arabs, made the idealistic justification for Pax Americana look like a cynical sham.
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If you don't want the shelf to reorder supplies automatically, you can have it send you a notification instead, so you can go out and buy your own supplies from wherever you want.
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This "super" control board would have the authority to restructure debts under the territories clause and may also have the power to reorder Puerto Rico's hierarchy of payments in favor of government pensioners.
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Amazon Fresh would deliver your food in sensor-laden packaging, and reorder the staples (within an hour) when required based upon a real-time analysis of the fridge's contents and your purchasing / consumption history.
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" As it turns out, the reason Hill alleged Anthropologie copied her design is because the retailer offered to reorder some of her other pieces for what she calls "a fraction of the wholesale price.
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It lets users check on food status or reorder frequent items, like, say, "order my usual pizza," for those of us who are perfectly fine with the food related ruts we've dug ourselves into.
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While the initial integration is focused on Easy Reorder, Walmart is characterizing this as a partnership with Google because it has broader plans to work with the company on voice shopping in the future.
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This week, he pledged to push the DNC in future cycles to reorder the early voting states, criticizing the current calendar that begins with Iowa and New Hampshire given their lack of racial diversity.
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Amazon canceled its original Dash buttons — which were consumer buttons that allowed customers to simply reorder products — earlier this year, although it still offers its Dash Replenishment Service directly on some devices, like printers.
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While a victory in Iowa does not always lead to a candidate capturing the nomination, it often provides a significant boost to the top finishers and has the potential to reorder dynamics of the race.
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They accuse Jewish groups of trying to reorder residency patterns to bolster Israeli claims of sovereignty over all of Jerusalem, including the areas that Israel captured from Jordan in the 213 war and later annexed.
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Wal-Mart recently rolled out an "Easy Reorder" feature that makes it simple for shoppers to restock foods like Kraft Mac & Cheese and General Mills' Honey Nut Cheerios, or other items they would buy frequently.
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With one press of that button — called an Amazon Dash Button and made by the giant e-commerce company — Mr. Horn could reorder Tide anytime he needed, and the online retailer would ship him detergent.
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Above: Easy Reorder, as it works through Walmart's own mobile application "As voice gets more mature, it will require a deep personalization, and the product recommendation will lend itself to one best answer," he says.
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When those items run out, customers can either set the scale to automatically reorder the item in question or simply send a notification to whoever manages the company's supplies to manually place an order instead.
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That won't be available until next year, but when it is, customers will be able to more easily reorder products, because the service will know what exactly each person prefers to buy and in what quantities.
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"Customers now have a hands-free, hassle-free way to reorder any meal from Amazon Restaurants using their voice to get dinner on the table," Gus Lopez, general manager of Amazon Restaurants, said in a statement.
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It's also offering the ability to reorder data in an automated fashion when that's required, and, finally, it's making it easier to turn the time series data into a series of data points for analytics purposes.
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Customers add Pizza Hut as a friend via social media (yes, that's how the world works now), set up the basics of their account, and can then "reorder their favorites" or ask for the latest deals.
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Amazon now sells smart speakers that function as digital butlers, buttons that you can press to magically reorder household items, and wands you can wave over a product's barcode to add it to your shopping list.
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Next year's statehouse races will reorder the country's political map for a decade, because many of the 36 governors elected will have a strong hand in redrawing state legislative and congressional boundaries after the 2020 census.
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Neither has shown any indication of being swayed by the intelligence report on Russian meddling, and the two will within weeks be in a position to reorder American priorities in favor of closer ties with Moscow.
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One of the core functions of the Echo is its ability to easily order and reorder products, so for the Google Home to be an equal competitor, it needs to be able to offer that same ability.
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On the latest episode of The Weeds, our podcasting hosts take a dive deep into the wonkland of this tax proposal — what it would do, who it would help, and how it could reorder America's economic landscape.
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In Gerwig's hands, the specific magic of the medium — its ability to reorder the sequence of events, to slow down and speed up, to project memory ahead of experience — becomes a tool of philosophical and emotional inquiry.
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One impact of the rise of the culture war in the 1990s was to reorder the popular coalitions of the parties — for example, by attracting evangelical Protestants to the Republicans while propelling secular voters toward the Democrats.
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You can display your favourite photos from your smartphone or tablet on the big screen, check and update your social media accounts while you watch, and this device will even automatically reorder batteries when you're running low.
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Use the little three-dot menu to the right of tracks to queue them up next or to replace what's already playing, and bring up the queue pane (from the mini player) to reorder tracks or remove them.
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As a first step to reorder the world's financial system, countries could triple the resources of the IMF to $3 trillion as a better alternative to countries protecting themselves by racking up enormous piles of dollar-denominated debt.
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And owning the patent for CRISPR is a pretty big deal: by giving scientists an unprecedented ability to decrypt and reorder genes, the enzyme-based system opens up a universe of possibilities that could drastically alter our world.
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Around 45 different connected Brother printers will be issued a software update that allows users go to the Brother website, link their printer accounts with Amazon's service, and let Brother and Amazon reorder ink and toner for them.
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The new version of Snapchat will reorder a user's friends list according to the time of day, ranking higher the friends you might want to interact with most at that moment, Spiegel told British news site The Guardian.
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That earlier episode was just a foretaste of how the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, has been using its toehold in Parliament — where it now has the megaphone of being the leading opposition party — to reorder German politics.
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The governments in the region faced with Merkel-Macron initiative to reorder the union will soon be forced to choose between a future of deeper integration with Western Europe, or a future where Central Europe is increasingly marginalized.
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Amazon has also launched programs that take the hassle out of everyday chores, including Prime Pantry for grocery delivery and dash buttons that allow users to reorder items like paper towels and laundry detergent with a single click.
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Now we have a leader who puts American workers first but his factious trade team appears clueless about how to bring effective pressure to win at negotiations or if necessary unilaterally reorder our trade with China to be fair.
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In its encounters with the nations and colonies of the Caribbean and Latin America, Wall Street helped reorder those economies along racial lines, exporting the U.S. racist imaginaries in which Wall Street was embedded and through which it functioned.
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" The NSS of 2017 calls engagement mostly a failure, and charges: "China seeks to displace the United States in the Indo-Pacific region, expand the reaches of its state-driven economic model and reorder the region in its favour.
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Compared with Warren's detailed agenda to partly reorder the economy to correct the imbalance against women, workers, and racial minorities, Sanders risks sounding like he's providing a recitation of idealistic generalities that most of us already understand and share.
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Google says it does this so you can use Google Assistant to track packages or reorder things, even if that's not an option for some purchases that aren't mailed or wouldn't be reordered, like something you bought a store.
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Amazon stops selling stick-on Dash buttons Amazon has confirmed it has retired physical stick-on Dash buttons from sale, in favor of virtual alternatives that let Prime Members tap a digital button to reorder a staple product. 6.
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Lennar is outfitting model homes with TVs connected to Amazon's Fire TV system, buttons that can reorder goods from Amazon, and Alexa-enabled products that allow customers to control the lights, TV, shades and other appliances with their voices.
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A one-two finish for Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg here, after their near-tie in Iowa, could reorder the race and hasten a reckoning among Democratic leaders about which man would be the stronger nominee against President Trump.
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On the plus side, the smaller banks were less likely to reorder a customer's debits in order of the largest amount to the smallest — a practice that tends to increase the number of overdraft fees the bank can charge.
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But this time it was contextualized in the conversation we're having now in 2019 -- one we're having largely because Warren made us, announcing right out of the gate her plan to impose a millionaires tax that would dramatically reorder the economy.
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That could potentially serious level the playing field and reorder the status quo — at the minimum it will place new significance on the customer experience when there's no discount on offer to make the pain of a bad experience bearable.
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Engadget notes that the device sounds a bit like Amazon's Dash buttons — branded devices that allow you to reorder a specific product with a click — and explains that the product runs on Amazon Web Services' Internet of Things 1-Click service.
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Starting in August, the default Smartwater order on Amazon Dash — a service that lets customers automatically reorder certain products — changed from a six-pack that cost $6.99 to a $37.20 24-pack, raising the price per bottle from $1.17 to $1.55.
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The intricate logic of the plot, however — there are these magic stones that give their possessor the ability, among other things, to reorder time — suggests a route back to life for Black Panther, Spider-Man and the other dead heroes.
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According to the company, Pillo will recognize each users face and voice, dispense the proper pills at the appropriate time (pills are stored in a tamper-proof casing, according to the company), and automatically reorder your medicine before it runs out.
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The station is the focal point of a $21 million project to reorder Denver's transit system, creating a hub for Amtrak, additional light-rail lines throughout the city (three are expected to open this year) and local and national bus services.
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If you like the idea of using a speaker to quickly reorder diapers or toilet paper, or if you are eager to get a speaker to control home accessories like lights and thermostats, Echo is a better product for you.
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The idea was that customers could order one of the $5 buttons for a specific product — be it laundry detergent, paper towels, garbage bags, or even Doritos — and place it in their house, ready to press to reorder whenever you needed.
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Now that he is in place, his office is ready to move ahead with a list of nine programs to eliminate, an opening salvo in the Trump administration's effort to reorder the government and increase spending on defense and infrastructure.
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Samir Sharifov, the finance minister, said the government also planned to revise the budget, halving the oil price it is based upon to just $25, as the ex-Soviet state scrambles to reorder its public finances in the face of low commodity prices.
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That said, Tao says they will be adding a Word of the Day feature in a future update to the app, along with the ability to reorder the languages list so you can choose which language you see first, second and so on.
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Smartwater, which is owned by Coca-Cola, changed its default order on Amazon Dash — a service that lets customers automatically reorder certain products — from a $6.99 six-pack to a $37.20 24-pack, which boosted the cost per bottle from $1.17 to $1.55.
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You get a Kindle, you buy more Amazon e-books; you get a Fire TV box or stick, you watch more Prime Video; you get some Dash buttons, you buy more garbage bags or bleach wipes; you can even reorder stuff on Amazon.
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It's a world that learns to accommodate aggressors rather than resist them, where nations seek security by attempting to reorder regional power balances on their own rather than relying on strong and stable alliances with the U.S. that are the key to peace.
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Perhaps we ought to reorder our thinking on who builds a world worth living in, and then build a system that supports those people, not only now but always, because this crisis is one part pandemic but also one part systemic failure.
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David Bowman, a climate scientist in Tasmania who wrote an article calling for the end of the summer school holiday, which went viral, said Australia's experience could help the world understand just how much climate change can reorder the way we live.
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Most impressively, during her demo with virtual sticky notes, the OS recognized her handwriting and called up stock and flight information and allowed her to reorder a list she had scribbled by recognizing that a list was created because she added dashes before each line.
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Basically, if you are planning a day at the beach, and are lucky enough to also be planning a day at the beach three months from now when you run out of all of the above, you can just press a Dash button to reorder.
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If China knows the US isn't willing to endure even a few quarters of economic slowdown to reorder the economic relationship that experts say costs the US $600 billion in pilfered intellectual property a year, then China won't back down from US challenges, Chorzempa said.
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The result is that bar managers can determine who's pouring too much or giving away drink, which promotions are working and when to reorder bottles without keeping too much stock on hand — and avoid wasting hours weighing or eyeballing the liquor level of their inventory.
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Literally just a single button next to a brand's logo on a rounded bit of plastic, the Dash button was for people who liked to reorder very specific products from Amazon in the moment, instead of minutes later after they opened the Amazon app.
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To rearrange the order of songs on your playlist, tap the three horizontal dots at the top-right corner of the playlist, select "Edit," and then tap and drag the horizontal line symbol to the right of song to reorder it in the list.
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MbS was given unprecedented power by his ailing 81-year-old father, which he used to reorder the top jobs in the political, oil, security, security and intelligence sectors, often without the knowledge of MbN, according to diplomats and Saudi political and security sources.
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WASHINGTON — It was not a country that would naturally have seemed high on the priority list of a president who came to office relishing a trade clash with China, promising to reorder the Middle East and haranguing European allies to spend more on NATO.
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Faced with the threat of Amazon encroaching on its turf, Wal-Mart has been rolling out initiatives like "easy reorder," free two-day shipping with no membership required, and an online grocery service, which is slated to hit 1,100 Wal-Mart stores this year.
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Trump took office in January 2017, and by the end of that year had put a full suite of economic policies into play, including a $1.5 trillion tax cut, increased government spending, and an effort to reorder the global trading system in the United States' favor.
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At a press conference this week, Twitter announced several changes coming to its platform, including a way to follow topics, plus a search tool for the Direct Message inbox, as well as support for iOS Live Photos as GIFs, the ability to reorder photos and more.
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A second Trump term could prove just as challenging to the political establishment as his first and would give the President the chance to fundamentally reorder the state of national politics over two terms -- especially with his appointment of conservative judges who are transforming American jurisprudence.
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" Now, living in Idaho with his family, he shared he feels "so much better" despite having to "reorder everything in my mind for the first couple hours of the day and then make a list and try to make some choices to get some stuff done.
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Or take this example from technologist Jenn Schiffer, who ordered the morning-after pill from Amazon (which, by the way, isn't a great idea) and got a suggestion from Amazon to make it into a virtual Dash button, which lets people reorder a product with just a click!
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Karen Webster of Pymnts describes Dash and Echo as "alter-egos" in the home, where one is about controlling your smart devices from the outside (the Echo) and the other is about controlling from the inside (Dash, helping you instantly reorder the consumables that make those products work).
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Before you credit Amazon with some sort of altruism, just remember that the whole idea is to make it easier to order and reorder products from, well, Amazon (much like how putting an Amazon Echo in your house lets you make Amazon shopping lists just by talking to Alexa).
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It's been nearly 10 months since Amazon first introduced two new initiatives around effortless in-home shopping: its brand-specific Dash Buttons and the Dash Replenishment Service, a service for connected home appliances that promised to reorder the dish soap or detergent for you when stuff was running low.
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Yellen's term as Fed chief expires in February 2018, and Trump is likely to name a successor in synch with his desire to cut financial regulation, lower corporate taxes, reorder fiscal policy, and possibly impose some of the constraints on the Fed that Republicans in Congress have long advocated.
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Mr. Trump will get to boast of a huge increase in military spending, long promised, but his desire to more broadly reorder the government with deep cuts to programs like environmental protection, health research and foreign aid are dead for now — as is any semblance of fiscal austerity.
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The budget agreement, coming a day after President Trump threatened to shut down the government, would effectively negate Mr. Trump's demands to broadly reorder government with deep cuts to nondefense programs like environmental protection, foreign aid and health research that were to offset large increases in military spending.
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The $25 item has repeatedly sold out this year and is on reorder again a week before Christmas, said Andy Grossman, a bait-and-tackle shop owner in Brigantine, New Jersey, who organized the first-ever sale of the calendar, with proceeds going to help needy local families.
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You'll pick up food at Amazon-owned Whole Foods, hit a dash button to reorder the common items, control your smart home with Alexa, give the company's delivery drivers a key to your house, stream the web to your TV with the Fire Stick, and record your cable TV with Frank.
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Amazon has doubled the total selection of branded Dash buttons available to UK members of its Prime subscription service, to more than 100, just over a year after launching the push-button wi-fi gizmos, which let people reorder a specific product via its ecommerce marketplace just by pushing the button.
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The prospect of Eastern Europeans exiting the union — as the former Czech president Vaclav Klaus recently implored them to do — is still about as likely as President Vladimir Putin of Russia losing next year's elections, but many in Eastern Europe are squeamish about German-French efforts to reorder Europe. Why?
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Sure, you can use it to easily reorder your favorites from Amazon, have it give you a quick briefing on the day's news, and maybe even use it as evidence in a murder case, but one family proved that the Echo and its access to Amazon's virtual assistant, Alexa, can do so much more.
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Read more: Nordstrom's new 'Sustainable Style' section of its website helps customers shop for responsibly produced clothes, home goods, and beauty products Far from a traditional department store, Nordstrom Local is designed to function as a multipurpose hub where shoppers can pick up online apparel orders, try them on, and reorder new sizes as needed.
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The e-commerce behemoth also claims customers are "increasingly" using its Alexa voice assistant to reorder staples, such as via the Alexa Shopping voice shopping app (Amazon calls it "hands-free shopping") that lets people inform the machine about a purchase intent and it will suggest items to buy based on their Amazon order history.
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It also points to its Dash Replenishment service — which offers an API for device makers wanting to build internet-connected appliances that can automatically reorder the products they need to function, be it cat food, batteries or washing power — as another reason why physical Dash buttons, which launched back in 2015 (costing $5 a pop), are past their sell-by date.
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