Tile Pro with Replaceable Battery, 2 Pack, available on Amazon, $59.97Few gifts are going to be as useful as a Tile Pro with a replaceable battery.
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So if we applied a replaceable battery then the thickness of the device is higher, and it's wider, and there's a robustness issue for replaceable batteries, with the metal and glass design.
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The bike hauls replaceable, 95 cubic-foot boxes that carry packages weighing up to 400 lbs, UPS said, adding that the trailer and replaceable container configuration of the bike is a U.S. first.
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Tier is using replaceable batteries for its scooters, which the firm says is more climate-friendlyTier recently announced it would be the first e-scooter startup to use replaceable batteries for its products.
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As with those headphones, these ear pads are fully replaceable.
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Sure, Tillerson is the most easily replaceable target right now.
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If you get hurt, no one cares, and you're replaceable.
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I could have another one, as if babies are replaceable.
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Tile Mate with replaceable battery — £13.99 (list price £19.99) See Details
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People were as replaceable as they had deemed me to be.
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The final headphones will also have replaceable pads, according to Beyerdynamic.
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" To which Budin replied, "The only one that's replaceable is you.
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Things seem fragile and breakable, but they're simply repairable, replaceable objects.
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Even in the best of those, Howard's Rush, Hemsworth feels replaceable.
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This feature also ensures that every light is replaceable and interchangeable.
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He used to say all the time that everybody is replaceable.
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As a player, Bruce Maxwell is even more replaceable than Kaepernick.
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"Most of nature's contributions are not fully replaceable," the report says.
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"Most of nature's contributions are not fully replaceable," the report said.
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A discrete, individual drop, for sure, but one that's entirely replaceable.
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"Jaime and Adam are in ways not replaceable — they're legends," Etkind notes.
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Its 140 cell-like "pods" were built to be interchangeable and replaceable.
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Of course, some will see a user-replaceable battery as a perk.
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Audeze's sole design advantage over Oppo is in having replaceable ear pads.
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With Grab, the answer is always YES...because you are not replaceable.
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Tile Pro with Replaceable Battery, $25.40Never let them lose their keys again.
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The firm is one of Huawei's most important, and least replaceable, suppliers.
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Much of the detritus, as he called it, seemed disposable or replaceable.
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The mark he left on this world, it will never be replaceable.
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So would anyone in their right mind actually use a replaceable fingerprint?
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The headset also features built-in headphones and a replaceable "face gasket," a.k.a.
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The portable vaporizer can be used indoors or outside and has replaceable batteries.
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The Tile Mate and Tile Pro, announced this morning, have user-replaceable batteries.
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Some of these products use LEDs or have no replaceable bulbs at all.
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Other parts of Skip scooters are replaceable, making additional repairs easier as well.
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And the new trackers even have replaceable batteries so they'll last and last.
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Treating drivers as replaceable, disposable placeholders for algorithms is finally taking its toll.
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Replaceable pods are cheap, with strawberries, tomatoes, and more all on the menu.
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Property is replaceable but lives are not, and safety has to come first.
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The parts of the dummy that the trainees drill through are easily replaceable.
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Xiamen Meiya Pico said its hardware was mostly home-grown and "highly replaceable".
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She's replaceable, he tells her, as they walk down the Yellow Brick Road.
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The lesson: Disasters will sometimes happen, but possessions are replaceable — people are not.
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Well, the latest version of the Tile Pro finally has a replaceable battery!!!
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Tile Pro with replaceable battery (4 pack) — £59.99 (list price £89.99) See Details
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The Tile Mate with replaceable battery is now reduced to just £13.99, from £19.99.
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Microsoft told The Verge that the RAM is not replaceable or upgradable at all.
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In general, replaceable vape batteries should never be charged unattended or carried unprotected.[CNN]
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The big change: a door on the back of each for a replaceable battery.
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The robbers took the jewelry Birkel had in her bedroom, but that is replaceable.
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"I hope to make the point that scientific facts are not replaceable," Caldas added.
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That makes us easily replaceable, and less able to legally hold our employers accountable.
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Lenovo offers replaceable shells for the G Play and has made it splash-proof.
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A Tile with a replaceable battery to help them find missing keys and wallets
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The Carter administration did not care because it decided that human intelligence was replaceable.
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The top panel is removable and replaceable and n-key rollover for maximum badassery.
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The design of these smart products, when applicable, should allow for user-replaceable hardware.
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I've done a fairly good job, luckily, of making myself not all that replaceable.
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The detachable Joy-Cons for the original Switch are easily replaceable and relatively inexpensive.
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You can now pick up a Tile Pro with replaceable battery for just £20.99.
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The overriding message we received from our directors and captains was that complainers were replaceable.
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It will continue to have a non-replaceable battery for the time being we're told.
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Beyond that, you're out of luck, as the backup is only replaceable by the company.
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That said to me that the women were disposable, replaceable, and the men were not.
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The battery is replaceable, which is a nice touch, not often seen on wireless headphones.
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The tablet uses no glue, uses standard screws, and essentially everything is removable and replaceable.
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"The CFO leaving is a secondary reason, although everyone is replaceable these days," he said.
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The 2012 MacBook Pro is the only Apple laptop that has an easily replaceable battery.
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Fortunately, the front bit is replaceable — unfortunately, unlike past models, users can't do it themselves.
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At first I didn't understand why she was so upset about an easily replaceable phone.
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But the company recently made a big change: It started selling trackers with replaceable batteries.
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Like the coin mechanism — where the coins go — is jammed, and it'll be easily replaceable.
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Speaking of the screen, Hero 8 doesn't have a replaceable lens, as previous cameras did.
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Dell's headset includes a weight balanced headband, replaceable cushions, cable routing, and a flip-up visor.
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There's a non-replaceable battery that gives roughly five hours of continuous use, according to Pivot.
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Informing users about the lives of friends and current events makes Facebook less replaceable or skippable.
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According to Engadget, the shoe's batteries aren't replaceable and have a lifespan of around 150 hours.
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Instead of a replaceable battery the device charges via sunlight or with an included wireless charger.
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It's a bit pricey but should last a long time and the abrasive wheels are replaceable.
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Its replaceable filter, which lasts for roughly six months, will be sold at Rs 230,499 ($37).
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Replaceable pods are only $10 a pop, with strawberries, tomatoes, and arugula all on the menu.
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The V20 supports microSD cards up to 2TB, and the (replaceable) battery is rated at 3200mAh.
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Certainly, all pro athletes in every sport are interchangeable and eminently replaceable properties to their employers.
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But behind the scenes, workers said, the new managers warned them that they were easily replaceable.
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Not even the crappiest laptop, should that be your instrument of choice, is so easily replaceable.
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If you're interested in upgrading the BYRD Standard's camera, its included gimbal is detachable and replaceable.
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The idea is to make your CPU and motherboard as easily replaceable as any other part.
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But Barneys truly became replaceable because it no longer had a monopoly on point of view.
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If you damage one of the original Switch's Joy-Cons, it's self-contained and easily replaceable.
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Everyone is replaceable and the time comes where the question of what comes next looms large.
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Under the Line Replaceable Module concept, internal diagnostics isolates and determines failure at the card level.
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It's a big deal, but at the same time, it's a lot of stuff that's replaceable.
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Flimsy plastic really shouldn't cost this much The ear pads on the Solo 23s are not replaceable.
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Fortunately, the Note 4 has a replaceable battery, so this recall isn't as big of a deal.
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The company announced today that it's releasing two new Bluetooth trackers that feature replaceable coin cell batteries.
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So if you're looking for an alternative to the phone number, start with something more easily replaceable.
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Also, the 01 isn't rechargeable, instead relying on a replaceable battery that lasts around 4-6 months.
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The Duo will also come with a replaceable ballpoint pen at the opposite end of the stylus.
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Pros: Easy swivel, well-built, replaceable battery, relatively inexpensiveCons: Relatively short battery life, no above-ground attachments
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Men like himself, according to Mr. Veiga, are relatively low-level, easily replaceable links in the chain.
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Men seem replaceable in Anke Doberauer's life-sized full body portrait paintings of proud men in Marseille.
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"China remains a vital and not easily replaceable link in our industry's supply chain," Mr. Cove said.
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No matter what they end up doing, they are almost always viewed as replaceable by their employers.
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Leary may leave as a free agent, but at 32, he is a much more replaceable piece.
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A replaceable battery would have to be thicker, and the phone would have an obvious battery cover.
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A four-pack of Tile Mate Bluetooth trackers (with replaceable batteries) is $39.99 at Best Buy (usually $59.99).
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All parts on the drone are fully replaceable incase a propeller gets damaged in a high-speed collision.
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However, its Achilles' heel of the devices is that they eventually stop working because their batteries aren't replaceable.
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Combined with the replaceable battery, memory card slot and top-tier specs, the phone is not a letdown.
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I was told that female actors are replaceable in films because they just stand behind a guy anyway.
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As I mentioned, the big upgrade for the new Tile Mate and Pro is the user-replaceable battery.
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I constantly reminded myself that the Dawn was only a $400,000 thing, and in reality, it was replaceable.
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The simple reality of sports is that the best players are not replaceable, and most other players are.
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The replaceable battery was a huge upgrade from the original Tile Pro, and you can replace it yourself.
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All the line feature large earcups with replaceable pads and utilize the company's EAR technology for improved sound.
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You don't have to charge Ray; the replaceable batteries last up to six months, according to the company.
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A replaceable watch-style cell battery will keep them running for up to five years without worry, too.
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The truth, too obvious to need stating, is that laptops and wheelie-bags are replaceable, people are not.
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He is also the vice chairman of SUN Mobility, a company that makes replaceable batteries for electric cars.
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With a growing reverence for algorithms comes a perception that physicians are somehow replaceable, or at least interchangeable.
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Unfortunately, the keyboards don't come with rechargeable batteries — Fujitsu confirmed to me that they instead use replaceable batteries.
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The Sonos Move's battery, which also serves as its base and center of gravity, is easily replaceable, however.
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The watch straps are easily replaceable, but the leather version that comes with this one is quite nice.
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Cheap set-top boxes are also easily replaceable once their hardware becomes outdated and software updates slow everything down.
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And the more an intelligent system or piece of hardware feels like a tool, the more replaceable it becomes.
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Her new job placed her within a traditional department store where she's noticed that employees are treated as replaceable.
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" "The reason I used the medium cardboard is because the associations it has with being easily replaceable or disposable.
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Samsung also now offers multiple user replaceable tips for the S Pen, allowing you to customize different drawing styles.
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The slot seems to allow the battery to be replaceable, which was one of the G23's biggest advantages.
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"To me, Steve's not replaceable — by anyone," Cook told Jena McGregor of The Washington Post in a recent interview.
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For actors who are "in voice" there is no celebrity and you are so easily replaceable in many ways.
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It was this notion that voice actors are so easily replaceable that got their backs up, in Blanc's words.
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With a moveable head and replaceable mouth and eyepieces, Dropbear's team maneuvered the bust's face from shot to shot.
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I like their hardy braided cable, which shapes neatly over the ear, doesn't tangle easily, and is user-replaceable.
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The core is both waterproof and dustproof and has a replaceable battery that can last up to six months.
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Most pet fountains contain a submersible pump that keeps the water circulating with a replaceable filter to remove impurities.
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Traders said some African crude grades had characteristics similar to U.S. oil that made them replaceable in refiner mixes.
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That's what makes a city a place with a beating heart and not just a container for replaceable parts.
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The EU may force makers of smartphones, tablets and wireless earphones to use easily replaceable batteries with their devices.
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In a trademark de Maupassant twist, the necklace is ultimately revealed to be a fake, replaceable for a pittance.
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Traders said some African crude grades had characteristics similar to U.S. oil that made them replaceable in refiner mixes.
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And then there is this: Trump doesn't believe there is anyone in his world who isn't replaceable -- except him.
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At the same time, these changes in the market aren't a sign that phones with user-replaceable batteries will return.
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"Film is essential and not replaceable with digital, not for all things," the industrial designer and founder of Fuseproject says.
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The vast majority of us are (replaceable) workers, and by working harder for less, we're undermining ourselves as a class.
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But don't worry: the inside pan is replaceable so you never have to bid farewell to the gorgeous metal packaging.
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And the best part is that it runs off a replaceable coin cell battery that'll last up to a year.
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However, its range is only 100 feet compared to Chipolo's 200, but TrackR has the advantage of user-replaceable batteries.
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And I think the greatest myth that an industry can create is to make people feel like they're easily replaceable.
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Still, Apple has opted to use a replaceable (though proprietary) SSD memory chip with its non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro.
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I'm surprised Tile's introducing replaceable batteries, but at the same time, it makes sense for the company at this moment.
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The non-replaceable battery still sucks, but if you're not shooting continuous, the camera conserves power by turning itself off.
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The M560's have replaceable ear pads and a removable wood exterior to switch between open-back and closed-back.
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Tim Mackey, principal security strategist at Synopsys' cybersecurity research center, said it's important for a personal identifier to be replaceable.
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It comes with two replaceable toothbrush heads and even includes a case so you can take it on your travels.
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Tile Pro with Replaceable Battery, $53.50, available at AmazonThis new and improved Tile device can find objects within 300 feet.
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They have a water resistant coating, replaceable earpads ($245), and a robust, understated design that holds up to my abuse.
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As Pro Football Focus pointed out seven months ago, Miller's underwhelming elusiveness and after-contact production made him eminently replaceable.
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These are his connections, his studios, his negotiations, and she's made to feel, whether overtly or subtly, that she's replaceable.
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The replaceable watch battery should last for years even if you're using the device 10 or 20 times a day.
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There are on-board batteries to power Mario's emotions, but we can't say yet whether he's rechargeable or they're replaceable.
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The included battery will last up to one year, and is easily replaceable when you need to re-up it.
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KATIE Full on shots fired: Typically the most replaceable member of the band is the worst about that, you know?
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The European Union may force makers of smartphones, tablets and wireless earphones to use easily replaceable batteries with their devices.
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I think it is perfectly awful, yes, because I think the dignity of man is that he is not replaceable.
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Some label makers have rechargeable battery packs, which we think is preferable, while others use replaceable AA or AAA batteries.
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This was a bad defense full of old, replaceable players—an outpost of the leftover free agents in a Madden dynasty.
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The storage (which is entirely solid state now), isn't user replaceable, but can be bumped up to 2TB on the site.
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For your reference, the Mate offers user-replaceable batteries, but the Slim will need to be trashed after the battery dies.
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Storage is a 256GB NVMe SSD and a 1TB HDD, although those will be user-replaceable should you need more space.
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At $24.99, the Tile Mate with a user replaceable battery and tracking features makes sense for returning and new users alike.
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But if you take that satellite's skills and disperse them across a network of hundreds or thousands of small, replaceable sats?
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The Surface Hub 2 includes a replaceable processor cartridge, so 2S users will be able to upgrade to the 2X experience.
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Selling for $129, the robot has three replaceable metal bristles that help the robot both clean and move around your grill.
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Though batteries are not user-replaceable – something I first thought would be an issue – they seem to last for a year.
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The new model of the Mate now has a replaceable battery, so if it ever dies, you can easily replace it.
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Tile Mate with Replaceable Battery, available on Amazon, $19.99For the friend that has invested far too much money in key duplicates.
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The airline's executives implied at the time that they saw flight attendants as "replaceable"; the AFA-CWA soon taught them otherwise.
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Get out of its way," he continued, adding "Property is replaceable, but lives are not and safety has to come first.
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They didn't put that on the outside of the box, knowing that the battery is not replaceable, and here we are.
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The maze is built on top of sheets of replaceable grid paper, so the blocks can be reused for future mazes.
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Get out of its way," he said, adding: "Property is replaceable, but lives are not, and safety has to come first.
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The replaceable leather-like earcups have vents that open to let air in and twist to sit comfortably on your shoulders.
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The study finds that employees with unused vacation feared that taking time off would make them appear less dedicated or replaceable.
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In a sea of bulkier, more complicated products, the USB-shaped device with easily replaceable pods was a nearly instant hit.
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The dead were not replaceable, and they had been lost in a place the Army did not need them to be.
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Kotchman added that moving to Line Replaceable Modules vastly improves computing capacity, power distribution and fire-control technology for the Abrams.
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And workers know they're easily replaceable — China has 99 million factory workers, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated in 2009.
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In addition to receiving a common high-resolution display for gunner and commander stations, some of the current electronics, called Line Replaceable Units, will be replaced with new Line Replaceable Modules including the commander's display unit, driver's control panel, gunner's control panel, turret control unit and a common high-resolution display, developers from General Dynamics Land Systems say.
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However, unlike the standard Home, you probably won't be able to swap out the base with replaceable add-ons in other colors.
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Like other Misfit trackers, the Flare relies on a replaceable battery, which may or may not be a positive in your book.
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"Loose networks are difficult to disrupt, ad hoc groups are even less susceptible, and independent operators are easily replaceable," the report concluded.
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And it uses a replaceable battery so you don't have to buy an new Tile every time it dies unlike other models.
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Today, Tile is launching new devices that tackle consumers' most frequent complaints about its trackers – the lack of a user-replaceable battery.
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The only user replaceable parts here are the SSDs, so you'll want to plan ahead when picking your CPU, GPU, and RAM.
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According to Stefan Vogel of Rabobank, 35% of China's 97m tonnes of soyabean imports come from America, which are not easily replaceable.
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It's water-resistant up to 50 meters and runs on a replaceable coin cell battery that can last up to six months.
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The B400s are super light, come with a reassuringly thick (and replaceable) wire, and include a hard carrying case to protect them.
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In a best case scenario losses might be limited to some cheap toiletries, a book or an easily replaceable piece of clothing.
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Hughes: It probably has something to do with the reality that NBA head coaches are viewed as far more replaceable than players.
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I'm going to keep doing this, and you're going to keep not saying anything, because I am powerful and you are replaceable.
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She used them to remind herself that she didn't belong to Superwally: if she was valued but replaceable, so was her employer.
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She tells them loud and clear that they're all replaceable, that there's always someone waiting on the sidelines to take their place.
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I don't know this for a fact, but my last replaceable-battery phone might have been the Samsung Galaxy S4 in 2013.
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And if you prefer to wear them sockless, the insole is replaceable, the entire shoe is machine-washable, and it's odor-reducing.
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Animal Teeth, Wood, and Porcelain: How the First Dentures Were MadeThe human body is resilient, but not every part is replaceable internally.
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What that means for customers is that what they think of Hadoop isn't likely to be as easily replaceable as they may think.
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"You are immediately told you are seen, not heard, told that if you complain about what's happening, you are completely replaceable," Ware says.
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The fact that the Note 4 has a user-replaceable battery should help the whole thing go a bit more smoothly, as well.
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The silicone straps of the Fit2 Pro are replaceable, but they're not meant for rapid exchange to match your mood or running outfit.
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All the HDJ-X headphones will be available in black and silver, feature swivel mechanisms, detachable cables, and to some degree, replaceable parts.
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Just make sure you buy the Tile trackers with user-replaceable batteries so that you don't have to trash them after a year.
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Moreover, user-replaceable batteries were also glued into the casing, and Apple even applied its anti-repair strategy on a more basi level.
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To be fair, it also has a few features specifically to the enterprise market, like a replaceable SSD drive, and a fingerprint scanner.
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Previous generations of Tile trackers didn't have replaceable batteries, so a dead one meant tossing the tracker and buying a new one. Maybe.
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When I met with Simon Fleming-Wood, the chief experience officer at Tile, he discussed the different ways of implementing the replaceable battery.
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The Vista also have a new look that still features the replaceable wing / ear tip design that Jaybird uses on all its products.
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It has replaceable heads and three different vibration frequency levels, which according to Philips will get you about 31,000 brush strokes per minute.
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Adding back in expandable storage, water resistance, and a bigger (though not replaceable) battery is a kind of return to traditional Samsung form.
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Some of what China supplies may not be easily replaceable, opening the door for potential product exemptions, a process that is now underway.
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"The idea that he's replaceable, I think that's erroneous," said Bill Smead, CEO of Smead Capital Management in Seattle, which owns Starbucks shares.
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As an analog hybrid, the Move ECG is powered by a replaceable coin-cell battery with an estimated battery life of 12 months.
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There are 1 million insurance agents in the U.S. today, the most in history (even though the profession is largely replaceable with software).
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Tile Mate with Replaceable Battery, 4-Pack, available at Amazon, $41.98You can't go wrong with a tracker for their keys, wallet, or phone.
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The Torchstar desk lamp uses an E26 style light bulb, so you can use replaceable incandescent, fluorescent, or LED light bulbs with it.
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If bartenders are replaceable, so are waiters — Chili's and Applebee's already use devices in lieu of waiters and expect the trend to escalate.
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In addition to having a replaceable battery, the Xcover Pro also embraces the more modern Galaxy look of a button-free front display.
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Using replaceable filters like household air purifiers is not an option, Daryani says: They'd need to be replaced every day in the city.
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But in 1966, when the players elected Miller to lead their union, they had been trained to think of themselves as easily replaceable.
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The rear rack is replaceable to accommodate a child's seat, but Trek isn't actively marketing this bike to parents due to liability concerns.
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Powerful men know that young female staff are replaceable and, until recently, women have more to lose than to gain by speaking out.
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Using his IDENTITY kit, anyone can cover their real fingerprint with a fake one that's fully-functional, replaceable, and practically impossible to copy.
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The CPU, RAM, and SSD all appear to be user replaceable, provided you're ready to dig into the guts of your $5,000-plus machine.
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Apple also confirmed to 9to5Mac that the iMac Pro will not have user-replaceable RAM, which is perhaps equally disappointing but much less surprising.
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I wouldn't advise you to buy $500 headphones without a replaceable cable, and that omission is even more egregious at four times the price.
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A four-pack of Tile Mate Bluetooth trackers (with replaceable batteries) costs $59.99 at Target, which is a fairly standard price for that bundle.
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That's because the Slim Folio uses replaceable coin batteries (like those you'd find in a wristwatch), instead of the usual rechargeable lithium-ion cells.
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The sensor comes with replaceable adhesives, so you can rewear it, although you can snap it onto other items, like a watch or sunglasses.
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You're here to perform, and that's it... It led into, 'If you have a problem with how this team is run, you're completely replaceable.
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But the big change in this guy—besides it being very tiny and adorable—is that it added replaceable cleaning pads into the mix.
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The revamped Tile Mate and Tile Pro replace the prior models, so every Tile sold now, apart from the Slim, features the replaceable battery.
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Alongside a set of "grillz" (replaceable blingy retainers adored by celebrities, pictured below) there is a tooth from Mayan civilisation encrusted delicately with jade.
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The batteries will remain non-replaceable — 3,000mAh on the GS7 and 3,600mAh on the S7 Edge; the phones will both support fast wireless charging.
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The smart thing to do as viewers of Scandal was to remain loyal to the throne country, not the replaceable players keeping it running.
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Especially as an entry-level employee, you don't want to be seen as a replaceable cog, but as an essential part of the company.
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His most popular resale items were the replaceable blades that whack hockey pucks, and Gibbon sold them by the cartload at rock-bottom prices.
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The trick is Roost's 9-volt-compatible lithium-ion battery, which is replaceable at a cost of $15, and its tiny Wi-Fi radio.
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The Falcon 9 even used up a contingency "crush core" designed to help absorb the energy from impact — something Musk said is easily replaceable.
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But although the issue wasn't raised at the hearing, this could also contribute to de-skilling, making individual workers more replaceable and less valuable.
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If you prefer a Bluetooth tracker with a replaceable battery (but less stellar Bluetooth range and no crowd-finding), Wirecutter recommends the TrackR Pixel.
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This argument is questionable on multiple levels (there are, for example, very good reasons to think that Soleimani is more replaceable than widely thought).
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As with other V-Moda headphones, the cushions are detachable and replaceable, and V-Moda says it has also improved the headphones' sweat resistance.
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The 6.3-inch Galaxy XCover Pro has a replaceable battery and can survive falls from as high as 1.5 meters, or about 4.9 feet.
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"It may be suggested that they are very replaceable," Laura Palumbo, communications director of the non-profit National Sexual Violence Resource Center, told Vox.
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The glass isn't always easily replaceable, because it's not a single layer you can peel off but instead includes both glass and polymer layers.
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It also doesn't require water to work, instead it uses a replaceable wick and small fan to quietly circulate the essential oil throughout your space.
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A survey by Project Time Off found that the main reason why Americans are reluctant to take all their vacation is fear of being replaceable.
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The ingredients work alongside oxygen in the air and a replaceable magnesium "power bar" to create positive and negative electrodes, which in turn generates electricity.
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One of the main updates of the second generation Boosted Board is a user-replaceable battery that you can swap out with a hex wrench.
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And while Apple's at it making MacBooks a few hairs thicker, why not make internal components like the storage, RAM, and battery user-replaceable again?
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I've gone through three PS21 controllers in four years because of this, and the desire for replaceable joysticks led me to Scuf to begin with.
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And iFixit did the unthinkable, pealing back the protective display, which has been mistaken for the user-replaceable adhesive plastic Samsung's other devices ship with.
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This is a change from previous MacBook Pro models (and even the non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro), in that it is totally non user-replaceable.
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I get that the scoots are expendable and replaceable, but are we now resigned to say the same for the safety of employees and customers?
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Instead of having to constantly charge the Thermo, a pair of easily replaceable AA batteries inside keep it running for up to two full years.
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Well, the battery's just a smidgen smaller than the one in the Pixel 2 XL, and the battery is replaceable — if you're really, really careful.
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The vehicles run on a replaceable lithium battery, which can be swapped out by one of 50 operations employees across the city every two days.
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Chromebooks are the perfect solution for any student going to back to school because most of them are under $113, they're durable and easily replaceable.
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The presence of such skilled understudies makes Mr Curry more replaceable, and therefore less valuable, to Golden State than he would be to another club.
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I have to use in-ear headphones, with replaceable rubber caps that come in a range of sizes (typically requiring the tiniest of the bunch).
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For the earbuds themselves, that means not only the customary replaceable silicone tips, but also wings to help them stay in place in the ear.
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A replaceable bag containing solid waste coated with a biodegradable nano-polymer which blocks odour will be collected periodically by a local operator, it says.
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By simply replacing a few "line-replaceable unit" circuit boards, maintainers could convert a QF-16 drone into an unmanned combat air vehicle, or UCAV.
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Here are black characters who don't just exist in relation to white people as the reliable best mate, or as criminals or replaceable background characters.
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She develops "a complicated love" for the steel mill, sharing her fellow union members' anger at the millowners for treating the workers as replaceable parts.
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They've been a cultural repository for wider uncertainties in times of social change: a literalization of the fear that all human beings are fundamentally replaceable.
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The standard square Tile Mate (with user-replaceable batteries) that can loop onto your keyring or slide into your bag is $33 instead of $24.99.
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The new Boosted Board electric skateboard comes with new features over the first version, like a replaceable battery, an extended range option, and water-resistant electronics.
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You get a 5-inch full HD screen with 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 616 octa-core processor and a replaceable 2,750 mAh battery.
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In fairness, Chipolo does offer a Classic model that's not waterproof, isn't as loud, but does feature a user-replaceable battery that lasts about six months.
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And as a replaceable source, it's also fast-growing, because bamboo is a grass, not a tree, and can reach up to three feet a day.
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It was the first GoPro to have a waterproof/shockproof casing built-in, it dropped the user replaceable battery and it significantly reduced the camera's footprint.
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The lapboard holds the keyboard in place with memory foam cushion, and it comes with a replaceable mouse pad that provides room and pixel-precise tracking.
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They are forever searching new ways to push the limits — and can afford to act out their depraved impulses on the replaceable bodies of the poor.
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Its modest battery means it can only fly for eight minutes at a time, though the company will likely ship several replaceable batteries with the device.
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The sensor uses Bluetooth to communicate with the main thermostat, and it has a replaceable lithium battery that lasts up to two years, according to Nest.
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The free falling stream aerates your pet's drinking water with oxygen and a replaceable filter helps to remove bad tastes and odors for fresher tasting water.
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Toyota Setsuna concept Setsuna has been designed with both a fully wooden frame as well as replaceable wooden exterior body panels, which age and wear differently.
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As a result, Cable One has been shedding cable TV stations for years, refusing to pay increased programming costs on certain channels it has deemed replaceable.
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If we give the customer a replaceable battery, they're supposed to carry the battery itself and the pack charger, so it's the same kind of clumsiness.
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Generously sized for large cats and multi-cat households, the Catit Hooded Cat Litter Pan has a replaceable carbon filter that removes dust and ammonia odors.
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Oftentimes, they have close relations with the president and a good rapport with the president, and those kinds of qualities and skills are not easily replaceable.
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When their contracts are up, they will be sent home, with another group of migrant workers brought in as required — replaceable cogs in a tireless machine.
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Now, though, James has rankled his team and the players' union with Twitter posts questioning the relative worth of players and suggesting that they are replaceable.
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Most of Mr. Wynn's accusers had behind-the-scenes roles like food and beverage servers, manicurists and receptionists, employees whom executives often view as easily replaceable.
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Even so, it was part of the job to feel lucky to have it, and, being young and replaceable, we were in no position to complain.
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There's no microSD card slot, but you can pop open a door to access the SIM card slot and replaceable SSD (though it's an uncommon size).
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Another big feature of the One is that its battery is replaceable and lasts for up to two years (compared to Tile's one-year battery life).
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One solution is the Misfit Shine 2; it doesn't recharge at all, but uses a replaceable (and inexpensive) coin battery that lasts up to six months.
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And unlike the replaceable joysticks found in the Microsoft Elite controller, the Scuf joysticks are sturdy and won't pop off should you drop (or throw) the controller.
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If batteries were more easily replaceable, the logic goes, users would feel less pressure to upgrade to a new device and feed the wasteful electronics manufacturing machine.
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"I feel there was an abuse of power, and there was a culture of exploiting non-celebrity women, and a culture of women being replaceable," she said.
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The battery packs are replaceable and come with the clever addition of a USB port so you can charge a mobile device as you zip around town.
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So for those of you who rang in this new year solo, may your 2016 be filled with many delicious, affordable, and endlessly replaceable ring pops instead.
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John du Pont doesn't care about people as people; for him, they are replaceable playthings to be bought and sold like trophies and pets and toy trains.
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I always understood that about this business, and were all tenuous at best, we're all replaceable, and that television, that this business, it's a crazy, crazy business.
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This could extend the life of iPhones and mitigate a lot of the complaints about battery replacement costs that cause people to call for user replaceable batteries.
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Each of the lenses, frames, and rubber parts are American-made and replaceable, making them a pair of sunglasses that will last as long as you need.
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The employees most likely to leave vacation days on the table say the greatest barrier to taking time off is the fear that they will look replaceable.
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Tier says its shift to replaceable batteries means workers need to pick up the battery only for recharging, while other firms have their whole scooters picked up.
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Its sleek, American Dental Association-approved brushes are easy to use, can mount to your wall or mirror, and have replaceable brush heads available through a subscription.
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This is another cable that many people will need to worry about carrying around, and it's one that's not yet easily replaceable at your local Best Buy.
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That experience of going with a family member, loved one, to a place like that and being able to, like, bond over those things is not replaceable.
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These chargers include replaceable air freshener cartridges that fit right into the mounting head, so you don't have to waste precious interior car space on multiple accessories.
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By the end of the second season, we were able to really show his true colors — that he cares about no one but himself and everybody's replaceable.
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" Tayur suggests asking the following question to help decide which employees are integral to a business or nonprofit: "What is the talent that is not easily replaceable?
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The thief had made material gain, she had lost replaceable items, but what they had each gained or lost was nothing compared with a man's near-death.
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By the end of the second season, we were able to really show his true colors — that he cares about no one but himself and everybody's replaceable.
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Among the most unsettling is "Le Bonheur" (1965), a shocking, pitiless evisceration of the romantic vision of heterosexual marriage in which women are fundamentally disposable and replaceable.
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There were simply too many developers, working too disparately, and each one too individually replaceable, to ever make a dent in the national conversation around game dev labor.
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I'm replaceable, but it's hard to replace your premier player, so having those guys get hurt from a cheap shot or a fight, it's hard to really justify.
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So instead of using replaceable batteries on the XAC, which many disabled gamers say are difficult to switch out, Microsoft went with a built-in rechargeable battery instead.
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Spare parts will also need to be provided within 15 working days, and they need to be replaceable using commonly available tools and without permanently damaging the appliance.
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Co-founded in 2011 by Horace Luke, a former HTC executive, Gogoro has raised $180 million and produces scooters powered by replaceable batteries stored at stations around Taipei.
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Mr. Luke said his goal was to avoid relying on larger companies and to build a platform by offering services and devices based around the replaceable battery stations.
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DJI has now switched to an internal battery, too, instead of using replaceable ones, which should be a good thing if it lives up to the company's estimates.
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They can last forever because of their replaceable earcups, one-year warranty on parts, and tough, coiled cord that should survive many roll-overs from your desk chair.
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If you're like my coworker Adam, and find replaceable cleaning pads to a be an expensive waste and destroyer of the environment then rejoice (a little) you lardo.
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The Ticwatch E has it built into the watch body and features traditional replaceable straps, while the Ticwatch S GPS is built into the band for better tracking.
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"I feel there was an abuse of power, and there was a culture of exploiting non-celebrity women, and a culture of women being replaceable," said Tither-Kaplan.
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Built with a half-inch of AR500 steel and covered by a 0.75-inch replaceable polycarbonate plate, we believe the sign will never again be pierced by bullets.
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One basic constant throughout those five years was the number of people, mostly on Twitter, telling us that our work didn't matter, and that we were easily replaceable.
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He says that replaceable batteries, alongside a lifetime of between 18 and 24 months for each scooter, is fundamental to Tier having lower operating costs than its competition.
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The BEA released a photo of the FDR from the Ethiopian jet appearing to show that the chip's crucial housing is intact while the replaceable chassis is crushed.
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" An Apple Store Genius confirmed to me that the home button is only replaceable in Apple Stores and can only be fixed using Apple's proprietary "iPhone Calibration Machine.
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When a young woman is in a workplace where she feels replaceable, it is particularly dangerous for her to work with someone who is treated as utterly irreplaceable.
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Now it appears that a significant cluster of men who make and design games has fallen into the habit of treating women like nonplayer characters, expendable and replaceable.
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Each cramped, podlike capsule, outfitted with the barest of then-up-to-date bachelor necessities (such as a reel-to-reel tape player), was meant to be replaceable.
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Study after study shows that healthy organizations — where employees feel valued and love coming to work — typically outperform companies where employees feel replaceable and pitted against each other.
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In a pleasant surprise, the battery in the Move is replaceable, so when it eventually stops holding a charge, you can swap it out for a new one.
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There's another new Tile, called Sticker, which unfortunately doesn't have a replaceable battery, but it lasts three years, which is very good for an always-on Bluetooth device.
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Adding to the speculation that Mulvaney is no longer within Trump's inner circle and ultimately replaceable as chief of staff has been the recent, constant presence of Rep.
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The nightmare is what I call "the replaceable man," the man who is just something which can be replaced by someone else or something else at any moment.
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However, while many of China's exports are low-value manufactured goods that could be sourced from Mexico, Vietnam, or elsewhere, the United States often sends less easily-replaceable goods.
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The Style and Sport trackers are both waterproof in up to 1.5 meters of water for 30 minutes, though they lack the user-replaceable batteries found in newer models.
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Peak Design is shipping the tripod with a neoprene carrying sleeve, and it claims that all of the parts and components are weather resistant, fully serviceable, cleanable, and replaceable.
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"I don't care that he's our youngest publishing senior analyst (shameless plug) get me his paper files… HE'S REPLACEABLE," he writes, claiming that it was a quote from Sidoti.
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The teardown also notes that the one user-replaceable part of the earbuds, the silicone ear-tip, uses a custom design that makes them incompatible with third-party models.
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Much like the original Elite, Microsoft also supplies a set of six replaceable thumbsticks, with two standard, two classic (Xbox 360 style), and single tall and wide dome options.
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Epica Stainless Steel Compost Bin with Charcoal Filter, $22.95This stainless steel compost bin will look nice on your kitchen counter, and its replaceable charcoal filter will control odors naturally.
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It found all the internal modules to be easily accessible and replaceable — with only basic tools required to get at them (Fairphone includes a teeny screwdriver in the box).
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A protective case keeps the Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet safe from your more destructive tykes, but its cheap cost makes it easily replaceable if it breaks.
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After he filed that report, he claims, Jill Van Why -- Senior VP of programming operations -- told him, in June 2018, everyone is replaceable ... which he took as a threat.
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Two factors cause the greatest damage -- sun and smoke -- and when air particles cause free radical damage to cells, certain parts of our cells are not replaceable, Chan said.
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Employees need to think of themselves as replaceable in a way that propels them into action, " Salemi says, "so they can focus on continuously learning and sharpening their skills.
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But then, with a last-minute, game-winning buzzer-beater, a company called Hammer revealed a series of replaceable fidget spinner key caps for your keyboard and partially redeemed 2017.
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The containers are reusable and the replaceable filters last for a year of continuous use, which means classrooms may well turn to them again in the wake of a hurricane.
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The light is supposed to last for five years and is replaceable, although some bathrooms — like my dingy one — may be far too dark to charge the solar-powered Puretta.
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The other piece is a bit of a head scratcher for those pulled in by the promise of a body heat-powered watch: there's a replaceable lithium-ion battery inside.
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These prices expire at 12AM ET / 9PM PT. You can get a multi-pack of Tile Bluetooth trackers that have user-replaceable batteries for less than usual at Best Buy.
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These don't offer replaceable batteries, and have since been discontinued in favor of the Pro, but this is nevertheless a low price to pay for two of Tile's ruggedized trackers.
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"I feel there was an abuse of power, and there was a culture of exploiting non-celebrity women, and a culture of women being replaceable," Tither-Kaplan told the Times.
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But not all native apps are replaceable by mini programs, for the former support more functionalities and give developers more control in aspects like monetization and access to user insight.
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It's got an accelerometer, a small speaker (or will in its final version, at least), a Bluetooth transmitter and a light on top, all powered by a replaceable watch battery.
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So if your phone could generate this short-term identifier that's a combination of your physical device identifier and your phone number, it would be replaceable as a safety precaution.
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Tile Pro 23-Pack w/ Replaceable Batteries for $2229 ($280 off): I (Adrienne) have these and they're awesome for connecting to your key rings, waist pack, or what have you.
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The most notable change may be that the Pro model uses a rechargeable battery, whereas the standard Arlo uses replaceable batteries that have to be swapped out every few months.
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Boosted also has changed its stance on parts: they're user-replaceable meaning that long-term maintenance by the rider will be easier, and to sweeten the deal, includes the battery.
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Pros: Masterful ergonomic design, native Windows 10 support, user-replaceable batteries, widespread game compatibility, excellent battery life, valueCons: Need to supply your own batteries, some Android games are not supported
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America has never been good at the conduct of human intelligence, and as early as the Carter administration its value was seen as replaceable by various sorts of technical intelligence.
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More than a century ago, technologies like replaceable parts and the steam engine combined to create one of the greatest transformations our society has ever seen in the Industrial Revolution.
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More than ever, the White House is part "Veep," in which an endlessly replaceable cast of aides who have replaced the original cast of seasoned public servants -- guys like Gen.
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We've been since birth in a society that makes us feel like we're easily replaceable, that we need to be grateful for any work, and grateful for what we have.
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The difference between the two experiences can be significant; contractors may be seen as replaceable and be treated as such, whereas employees enjoy perks, benefits, and a more supportive workplace culture.
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The only real physical difference between the Alta and Alta HR is the new heart rate sensor on the bottom of the device and replaceable straps that are easier to replace.
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" That led Brian J. Karem, a columnist for Playboy, according to his Twitter biography, to respond this way: "Why in the name of heavens — any one of us, right, are replaceable.
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Reigns is what WWE wants all their wrestlers to be: pliable, bland, just good enough to make you doubt that they really do suck and just bad enough that they're replaceable.
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If we provide an inner battery that can be used all day, with fast charging technology, and then wireless charging on the back, it's a better solution than a replaceable battery.
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Constructed from food-grade stainless steel, the Level Bottle contains a replaceable alkaline ionizer that raises your water's pH up to 9.5 by adding minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium.
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The idea of a customizable phone generated a lot of excitement, because it offered the promise of extending a product's life with replaceable parts such as a new screen or battery.
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There have been no Jump fires to Business Insider's knowledge, but the company recently unveiled a new bike design which will utilize replaceable batteries very similar to those employed by Lime.
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IKEA's Solvinden collection of outdoor solar-power lights includes this 17-inch-tall triangular version, which can stay lit with a rechargeable and replaceable AAA battery for up to 12 hours.
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"I feel there was an abuse of power, and there was a culture of exploiting non-celebrity women, and a culture of women being replaceable," Tither-Kaplan told the L.A. Times.
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The faux leather pads are replaceable and of a reasonable size, however they're nowhere near as comfortable or accommodating as something like the Master & Dynamic MH40 or Sony's class-leading 1000X M3s.
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But if you're looking for a pretty standard electric toothbrush with replaceable heads, or trying to get your kids excited about brushing their teeth, this cheap electric toothbrush gets the job done.
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Enter the Mercedes-Benz AA Class, an all-new vision for electric driving — compliments of Saturday Night Live — that skips far-flung charging stations and wait times in favor of replaceable batteres.
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The pad's surface is replaceable, so you can switch between a hard surface similar to the original Firefly, or a soft surface, similar to the mousepads most of us are accustomed too.
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Since I have yet to break a sweat in the Rift, I can't say how easy it is to clean, but the ring is removable and replaceable — although there's no spare included.
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Pros: Simple to use for all hard surface floors, hands never have to touch water, easy to assemble, removable and replaceable mop headCons: Plastic lever can break if used with excessive force
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The replaceable battery pack enables the Bird Service Crew to quickly replace scooter batteries out of charging racks in the back of the vans they're already driving around town to redistribute scooters.
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"I feel there was an abuse of power, and there was a culture of exploiting non-celebrity women, and a culture of women being replaceable," Tither-Kaplan told the Los Angeles Times.
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This administration has done that as well ... Any one of us are replaceable, if we don't get it right, the audience has the opportunity to turn the channel or not read us.
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Since it can magnify specimens up to 2,000 times and is compact, durable, and easily replaceable, the Foldscope offers a design solution for scientists working in such fluctuating environments as deserts and rainforests.
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Unfortunately, unlike the Area-51m, which offered an unprecedented level of user replaceable parts for a laptop whatever specs you buy the new m15 or m17 models are what they'll be stuck with.
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But perhaps the most interesting rumor surrounding the LG G5 is the fact that company will introduce something called a "Magic Slot," which will allow people to upgrade their smartphone using replaceable parts.
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Engadget reports that the batteries in the PG2s aren't replaceable and have a lifespan of about 150 hours, so proud owners should be cautious about how often they use the light-up logos.
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Powered by a single AAA battery, Quip jettisons much of the baggage of more complicated brushes, including the charging system, providing instead a streamlined (and quite attractive) wand with a vibrating, replaceable head.
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Other rumored features of the upcoming flagship include a unique accessory slot, perhaps for user-replaceable batteries, and an always-on display similar to the active notification system of Motorola's Moto X phones.
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The new console will ship with 1TB of storage, and the drive will remain user-replaceable in the event you want to put in a larger HDD or swap in a faster SSD.
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"Harassers prey upon the fact that typically women working a low-wage job will be seen as very replaceable," says Emily Martin, vice president for workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center.
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He came up with something simpler, eliminating fine woodworking and its sculptural glued-on neck; his neck was bolted on and easily replaceable, for a guitar that could be manufactured, affordable and practical.
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"It may be suggested that they are very replaceable; that because of their status in the workplace, no one will care about their claim or their claim won't make a difference," she says.
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Additionally, Apple appears to have made the new MacBook Air's battery more easily replaceable and allowed 2018 Mac mini owners to replace the RAM on the new machine, a change from the 2014 model.
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With more sophisticated cutting elements, LCD readouts, and—best of all—countertop stations that charge the razor and clean it with replaceable tubs of alcohol-based solution, an electric is more convenient than ever.
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But unlike Chipolo's other trackers, which either need to be replaced after the enclosed battery dies or support replaceable batteries, the Sticker has a rechargeable battery that lasts about two weeks on a charge.
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Tile claims that the Pro is its most durable Bluetooth tracker yet, and unlike older models, it has replaceable batteries so you'll be able to swap it out instead of trashing the whole tracker.
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Tile's previous generation of Mate trackers don't support replaceable batteries, either, but if that's no issue for you, a four-pack is an especially good value at $44.99, down from its usual $54.99 price.
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Though user-replaceable batteries have likely sung their swan song for the Galaxy hardware, Samsung is bringing the microSD slot and water resistance back from the dead to both the S233 and S7 edge.
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If you want to guzzle water like a star, the pH REVIVE Alkaline Bottle has a built-in replaceable alkaline ioniser that infuses regular water with essential minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium.
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You can almost certainly find a higher-end player second hand, but unless you're a tinkerer, there's a lot to be said for a brand new system with a warranty and easily replaceable parts.
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Their batteries, which are not replaceable by users, no longer last more than 30 minutes when I am on a phone call; they used to have enough juice for two hours of talk time.
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The hardware, which needed to be affordable enough to produce hundreds of cameras to weave throughout a forest and be replaceable if poachers find and destroy them, was also built from the bottom up.
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According to FCC documentation, the company is about to enter the replaceable bulb market dominated by companies like Philips Hue with a floodlight-style bulb, as spotted by tech writer Dave Zatz on Twitter.
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The Butter Sprayer is also quite hefty, thanks in part to the components that melt and pump butter, but also due to the 2,000 mAh replaceable battery that's inserted into the bottom of the unit.
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Apple said that that device's CPU and RAM would not be user replaceable, but there's a big difference between hard to replace — as is the case with this 21.5-inch iMac — and impossible to replace.
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The top of the pen spins as fast or as slow as you'd like, and it comes with a replaceable universal ink cartridge so you can satisfy your fidgeting needs again, and again, and again.
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The only part that actually can be upgraded is the SSD and Microsoft says it's not user-replaceable – you'll have to take the Laptop 3 to an authorized service center to get the work done.
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The only part that actually can be swapped is the SSD and Microsoft says it's not user-replaceable — you'll have to take the Laptop 3 to an authorized service center to get the work done.
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However, it does have a user-replaceable, fast-charging 7,600mAh battery that Samsung says will last for up to 15 hours, a decent upgrade from the 11-hour battery life of the Tab Active 2.
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Update, 9/23/2016, 3:15PM EDT: Samsung sent Gizmodo the following statement:We have been informed about an incident in India involving a Note 2, which uses a replaceable battery and was released in 2012.
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What Blink brings to the table is expertise in building connected, wireless home monitoring and security tech that also operates completely wire-free requiring no complicated installation and running on simple, readily available replaceable batteries.
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Specifically, the home buttons of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are not user replaceable, raising questions about both the future repairability of Apple products and the future of the thriving independent repair industry.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Trade Minister Hiroshige Seko said on Tuesday there is a "high chance" that some Japanese steel and aluminum products will get exempted from new U.S. tariffs as they are not quickly replaceable.
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The Chargers superstar's real message here is that players are ALWAYS replaceable and on thin ice -- and if you blow your shot (whether it's domestic violence or anything else) ... too bad, so sad ... see ya.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The Stella uses a non-replaceable battery to power its low-energy LED that Ten One Design claims will work for at least a decade—well past the life of any laptop.
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Stricter standards — like making batteries easily removable and replaceable — could also translate to fewer sales of new devices if consumers hold onto them for longer, or if consumers seek out refurbished and secondhand devices more frequently.
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Aside from the novelty of the replaceable components, Decibel sports some impressive specs for a Bluetooth speaker: up to 24 hours of battery life, wireless and USB-C charging, aptX audio, and an entirely aluminum chassis.
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CNET Korea followed up with some renders showing the slot as essentially a cartridge receptacle that would make the battery user-replaceable, but we haven't been able to confirm the specific functions of this new slot.
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Both the report and PwC study note that many of today's jobs are indeed replaceable, but also emphasize that these new advancements could very well signal a shift in the market toward new, currently unimaginable positions.
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It's important to note that the LEDs for the headphones are powered by a separate battery built into the headphones (lasting up to six to eight hours); Philips does not indicate if they are user-replaceable.
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Why in the name of heaven — any one of us are replaceable, and any one of us, if we don't get it right, the audience has the opportunity to turn the channel or not read us.
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Speaking to CNBC in an episode of Life Hacks Live, VaynerMedia CEO and social media guru Gary Vaynerchuk said those working in potentially replaceable jobs need to start learning a new trade for the digital world.
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I'd rather have a flawed relationship of my own than the kind of fairy tale love in which the lovers are replaceable elements in an arrangement of candlelight dinners, red roses and walks on the beach.
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"It may be suggested that they are very replaceable; that because of their status in the workplace, no one will care about their claim or their claim won't make a difference," Palumbo told me last year.
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Further, there is a small, replaceable package of electronics that powers the rest of the features including GMT time, perpetual calendar, and decidedly unique linear display that can tell you your Dad is calling in Morse code.
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The end of Thor: Ragnarok left our mightiest hero down a planet, an eye, and a hammer — but judging by a new batch of Avengers photos, two of those things might be more replaceable than we thought.
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In all seriousness, whether you're rocking cool-again scrunchies (long live the '90s) or you rely on the massive packs of thin clips from the drugstore, it's incredibly easy to misplace things that are so, well, replaceable.
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In stealth mode — no lights or alarm — the device can run for up to a year on its easily replaceable coin cell battery, and its life will shorten depending on how much you want it to do.
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It includes some nice features to make things easier for concealed carry, including shaved safeties, angled sights, and an angled trigger guard to keep sharp edges from snagging upon draw or reholster, and a user-replaceable battery.
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So we came along and not only did we get rid of the concept of having to have a replaceable bag and having to go out and buy them, but we're getting rid of that awful landfill.
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Both components are parts Apple says only it distributes, while solid state drives on most modern Macs, like the new Mac mini, are not user replaceable because they are soldered either to other components or the housing unit.
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Replaceable quarterback cog Jake Coker has been swapped out for Jalen Hurts, a preternaturally calm true freshman with all of Blake Sims' mobility from two seasons ago, augmented with exponentially more command and dexterity in the passing game.
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The newly positioned fingerprint sensor is modular and easily replaceable — but iFixit is quick to note that it's not clear if Samsung could pull an Apple and make the units impossible to replace without a company-approved recalibration.
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There's also a small concern about the battery inside the Aurora dying, but since the included CR2032 battery is replaceable and should deliver an expected battery life of up to three years, it shouldn't be a huge nuisance.
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Tile also updated its lost item trackers, the Tile Mate and Tile Pro, to offer replaceable batteries that automatically ship through subscription in the hopes of attracting more customers and creating a recurring revenue stream beyond the hardware.
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We are treating them as a kind of thermostat for reality, in principle replaceable with finding (credible) slips of paper on the ground, or overhearing them talking to someone else, or having them tailed by a private detective.
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The Move's battery is also replaceable: the company says it should be good for up to 900 charges (or roughly three years of use), and it will sell replacements for owners to swap in when they need to.
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His first product was The Little Something, a slim, metal rod with a single speed and a replaceable motor that ran near silently – an especially impressive bit of engineering when you consider the close relationship between vibration and sound.
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This is the company that called Blu-ray "a bag of hurt," chopped DVD drives and Ethernet ports off its most popular laptops, and pioneered the use of non-replaceable batteries for the sake of aluminum unibody design neatness.
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For example, Wind Mobility, which raised 45 million euros ($50 million) in VC money in July, has scooters with a replaceable battery, and I've gotten the impression that Berliners care about ecology enough for this to make a difference.
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Replaceable brush heads are available if you need them, which you might after discovering that there are dozens of ways to use the scrubber on shower walls, bathroom and kitchen floors, and even outdoor on your patio or balcony.
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A frequently referenced 2013 study by Oxford University points out that some of the most replaceable jobs include brokerage clerks, bank tellers, insurance underwriters and tax preparers — critical, though less skilled, occupations that keep the financial industry in motion.
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The money will be used to launch two new models of e-scooters with replaceable batteries - a move that should extend the life of the scooters - as well as launch e-bikes within the next few months, it added.
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As Marshall further explains, some systems such as security panels can be replaced with new devices that support internet and cloud connections, while others are not replaceable and need the installation of a translation layer to adapt with the underlying protocol.
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This year, Alienware showed off its Area 51M laptop with user-replaceable processors and graphics cards for the first time in years, while Asus brought out the "Mothership," an enormous portable desktop gaming PC with a built-in display and keyboard.
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It comes with carbide and ceramic stone slots which are both reversible and replaceable for extended sharpening use, as well as a lanyard hole, so you can keep this little guy attached to a pocket or keychain for easy access.
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There are many layers to this theory that make it hard to prove whether planned obsolescence actually exists—for example, devices without replaceable batteries are definitely going to become unusable because, eventually, the lithium ion battery won't hold a charge.
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The Joystick on the left is replaceable if you feel like you want a custom option from Sanwa, and the buttons are standard 30mm arcade models which can also be swapped out if you're not entirely happy with the feel.
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This new drone has a 5,100mAh battery, which is also easily replaceable, and Xiaomi claims the unit can get 27 minutes of flight time on a single charge, which is at the high end of what most consumer quadcopters offer.
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If you want to guzzle water like a star, the Level Alkaline Bottle has a built-in replaceable alkaline ionizer that infuses regular water with essential minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium and boosts its pH to up to 9.5.
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It features rubberized wheels to help minimize any scratching on hard floors, and the battery, which will run for around 17 minutes, is replaceable — so if it eventually wears out you won't have to get rid of the vacuum altogether.
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These could be contractors, part-time workers, or low-wage blue collar workers who are treated like a "replaceable part of the production process," as explained by socialist writers Fred and Harry Magdoff in an article for the Monthly Review.
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But those 48 hours in Chapel Hill taught me that, at 25, I was old and easily replaceable, that no matter how big I felt when I was there, I was painfully small held up to the enduring institutions of college.
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Samsung has confirmed to CNET and others that the battery itself is the problem, and a battery recall or replacement program would be many orders of magnitude less difficult and less environmentally disastrous to implement if the batteries were user-replaceable.
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If America and its allies were serious about inflicting pain in response to Russian aggression, we would go beyond simply declaring a group of expendable and replaceable diplomats persona non grata: we would truly get tough and go after the money.
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But Ms. Peck said that there was no comparison between that stand-alone work of art and the piece at the Hirshhorn, which was also of a replaceable type of plastic, because it formed part of a much larger work.
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There are a couple of other nice things about the PowerPic on the hardware side: it supports up to 10W wireless charging, which should be enough to fast charge almost any phone, and the cable is a user replaceable standard USB-C cord.
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Photo: Lumos Candle (Indiegogo)The replaceable Lumos candles are made from soy wax infused with scented oils like vanilla, lavender, and peaches, and while they use a wooden wick instead of cotton, they seem to ignite and burn like any other scented candle.
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And these women, far more replaceable than the men, are paid a tiny fraction of what the players earn — sometimes only a few dollars an hour over minimum wage, while the average salary of an NFL player is more than $2 million.
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Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are only three of many ways people can communicate digitally, and while many people spend hours every week using them, they are replaceable and inessential — and, in fact, getting away from Facebook and Instagram might make people happier.
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You had to forcibly pry off the keyboard and top cover assembly to get to the internals — iFixit used a knife on the Surface Laptop — and when you finally got to those internals, it turned out that none of them were user-replaceable.
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The idea that you can just slap some schlub up onstage and say that he's not an individual performer but the embodiment of a musical brand—and is therefore replaceable—is one that both KISS and Andrew W.K. have both openly toyed with.
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The high court is weighing whether Lexmark International Inc, which sells printers and replaceable ink cartridges, can prohibit customers from selling used Lexmark cartridges to Impression Products Inc, a small business that refills them and then resells them for less than Lexmark charges.
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The top 5 best gifts for White Elephant:A Tile Mate with Replaceable BatteryA Custom Prayer CandleBooze & Vinyl: A Spirited Guide to Great Music and Mixed DrinksBeer and Food Pairing Guide TowelThe Exploding Kittens Card GameCheck out all 55 gifts for White Elephant below:
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Unlike turntables with a "belt drive" (a motor powered by replaceable belts that wear down with use and may need to be swapped depending on the type of record you play), a direct drive will rarely, if ever, need service, explains Prestige.
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As Samsung stressed during our briefing, the phone is meant for all-day use in the field, with a 4,050 mAh replaceable battery (yes, you read that right, you can replace the battery just like on phones from a few years ago).
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There a lot of third-party filters that can improve your shots (neutral density filters, which are like sunglasses for your lens, are very handy in snow), but the one that comes with your Hero 7 Black is replaceable if you scratch it.
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The $15968493 ($189.99 if you don't need wireless connectivity) accessory comes with a lot in the box you won't get from comparably priced premium keyboards, including replaceable keycaps for both Mac and PC, as well as backlighting, and genuine metal, wood and leather finished surfaces.
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The cartridge, a rare jet black, was elongated to fit both the infrared sensor on the top and the CR2025 coin cell watch battery that powered it — a component that, unlike in pretty much every other Game Boy cartridge, was actually user-replaceable on Robopon.
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The battery inside the Logitech G533 is rated to last for 15 hours and is replaceable, though keep in mind that this headset doesn't have the usual passive mode where you can just plug in a 3.5mm cable and carry on when the battery dies.
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This lopsided balance of power allows labels to treat all artists as replaceable until proven otherwise, and both sides know that there is always a long line of hopefuls outside auditions for "The Voice" or "America's Got Talent" to undercut a young artist's bargaining power.
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Once a user has built out their cart and checked out, they must click through in the order summary page to see all of their listed items, and go through each individually to designate which ones are replaceable, have a specific replacement, or irreplaceable.
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In his time, his devotion to the mark of the hand separated him from the International Style that swept Europe and championed the machine-made and easily replaceable; today, his message — that true beauty endures, transcending global tumult and uncertainty — has never seemed more germane.
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Photo: SamsungOn the Notebook 9 Pen, Samsung claims it has reduced the stylus' latency considerably, but the real upgrade is probably the addition of three replaceable nibs that let you customize the pen tip's shape and friction to better simulate the feeling of pen on paper.
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"Most of the reviews that ding us are tied to the fact that we don't have a replaceable battery," explains Tile CEO CJ Prober, who recently took over the position from co-founder Mike Farley, who stepped away from his day-to-day role at the company.
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Crack into it and you'll find six modules that can be swapped out with a little bit of elbow grease and a Phillips #00 screwdriver — including the display, speaker and camera, as well as the battery (harking back to days when replaceable batteries were a smartphone norm).
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It has the latest Qualcomm processor (Snapdragon 821), 4 gigabytes of RAM, a microSD card expansion slot that pops out of the side, a 3,200 mAh non-replaceable battery, and a water resistant IP68 rating, meaning it can be immersed in liquid up to 1 meter deep.
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Not quite the ultimate power user phone LG's V20 is an Android phone I'd recommend to people who insist on having one of the device's four cornerstone features: a replaceable battery, elaborate manual video camera controls, excellent audio recording capabilities, or a hi-fi headphone listening experience.
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Without the same kind of governmental guarantee offered by other countries, though, average workers—particularly those in service industries and other fields where employees are widely regarded as replaceable—are stuck on the equivalent of an accelerating treadmill, forced to labor desperately just to avoid disaster.
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What might excite me most about this suit is that, although Patagonia hasn't made the leap to zipperless suits, the corrosion-resistant zipper on this suit is now actually replaceable, so if it wears out before the wetsuit does, you can extend its life a little longer.
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Today's smartphones aren't really designed to be taken apart or repaired, because the mind-boggling amount of technology that companies are squeezing into ever-thinner and smaller packages has more or less seen to the fact that there's simply no room left to allow for easily replaceable components.
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There are obvious differences here: the Surface Pro X is a more traditional PC. It has a user replaceable SSD, multiple USB-C ports, and it'll run plenty of familiar apps like Office and Chrome exactly like you'd expect if you were coming from a more traditional laptop.
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If the upstream company handles payroll and provides facilities, equipment and transportation for workers of a contractor that it hires, for example, and if the workers are easily replaceable, this might warrant considering it a joint employer, even if it doesn't supervise the workers or hire and fire them.
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It's also good to see B&O Play provide a replaceable battery (21000mAh) with these headphones, removing the built-in obsolescence that almost every other Bluetooth headphone has today — when your battery starts to age, you can just get another battery instead of a whole new pair of headphones.
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The company claims that it's the "thinnest item-finder on the market" at just 2mm thick, but still offers all the features that the other members of the TrackR product line, including user replaceable batteries (which is one of the significant advantages that the TrackR has over its competitor, Tile).
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Consumers with laptop batteries who think they might be subject to recall are asked to go to this website and download HP's Battery Validation tool to check if their battery needs to be replaced, as some of the systems affected by the recall have internal batteries that are not user replaceable.
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But ironically, a partnership where Ford is making car components and Google is making the brains may not really pivot Ford much at all: there are far more car companies than there are tech firms with well-developed autonomous driving systems, making Ford the more replaceable partner of the two.
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Considering that this was a teardown of a brand new device completed on a short timeframe, the difficult-to-remove back glass doesn't necessarily suggest the component won't be replaceable long-term—third party repair pros have developed tons of specialized equipment to make what were previously difficult repairs commonplace.
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If we just did those two things that it's not about you serving me, it's about me creating the conditions for you to thrive and for me to be replaceable as soon as possible, which means I have confidence that there's another place for me in this organization or another one.
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The AN/SPY-63 is being engineered to be easily reparable with replaceable parts, fewer circuit boards and cheaper components than previous radars, according to Raytheon developers; the AMDR is also designed to rely heavily on software innovations, something which reduces the need for different spare parts, Navy program managers have announced.
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Deb Travis, who has been a service manager at Tekserve since 1995, explained to me that manufacturers' insistence on making laptops impossible to upgrade has cut into a key portion of Tekserve's business: By not making RAM or hard drives replaceable, Apple and others have made it tough for Tekserve to survive.
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The front-zip version of the suit (which I recommend most) comes with a corrosion-proof Salmi zipper, and the zipper, along with the pull-over neck piece, is replaceable (this is often the first thing that goes out on a suit, and the reason back-zip suits tend not to last as long).
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But unlike the LP 21200 and most of the other record players on this list, the LP 21200 does not feature a replaceable cartridge (the part of the turntable that holds the needle), which means you won't be able to upgrade that part if you get more serious about your hobby down the line.
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Blink investor and board member David Aronoff, a general partner at Flybridge, told CNBC that the company's cameras have been popular because they work well in low-light environments, were affordable relative to competitors' devices, and were designed to be "super low power"-- they run for two years on a pair of replaceable, AA lithium batteries.
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Echoing longstanding complaints from blue-collar workers that they have become replaceable cogs in a globalized economic machine, the effort reflects a growing view among more highly educated employees in recent decades that they, too, are at the mercy of faceless organizations and are not being treated like professionals and aspiring professionals whose opinions are worthy of respect.
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Here are the best electric toothbrushes:Best electric toothbrush overall: Oral-B Pro 1000Best mid-priced electric toothbrush: Goby Electric Toothbrush Best electric toothbrush with replaceable battery: Quip Plastic Electric Toothbrush Best high-end electric toothbrush: Oral-B Pro 7500 Electric ToothbrushBest electric toothbrush for kids: Philips Sonicare for KidsBest electric toothbrush for gums: Philips Sonicare 2 Series Plaque Control
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"However, since the iPhone 5C lacks a Secure Enclave, nearly all of the passcode protections are implemented in software by the iOS operating system and, therefore, replaceable by a firmware update," Guido writes, meaning that Apple may be able to make software that would allow the FBI to more efficiently brute-force the passcode without deleting the device's data.
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Both physical and digital hoarding can be motivated by the fear of permanently losing something important, even if others might think it's easily replaceable or simply trash, said the creator of the YouTube channel I am a Compulsive Hoarder, a self-proclaimed "disposophobic" (referring to her fear of throwing out something that might prove valuable) who asked that her name not be used.
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Here's Ezra talking about his model of why a higher minimum wage can help low-wage workers and what the government's role is in the debate: The way I think about the minimum wage is that low-wage workers — particularly replaceable low-wage workers — have very little bargaining power, and so they're not able to extract as much of the value that they're creating as higher-wage workers who are in a more competitive talent economy.
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Sadly, my testament in the video of not having hit 0% fell short more recently after some inspired bouts of pretty extended Gear VR gaming, but in average use the phones pranced from morning charge to evening charge without a sweat which is something I couldn't always say for the S6 edge When the Galaxy S6 was first introduced, the groans that resonated most from the audience of pissed off customers were gripes related to the removal of waterproofing, the user replaceable battery and the microSD slot.
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Best electric toothbrush overall: Oral-B Pro 1000Best mid-priced electric toothbrush: Goby Electric Toothbrush Best electric toothbrush with replaceable battery: Quip Plastic Electric Toothbrush Best high-end electric toothbrush: Oral-B Pro 7500 Electric ToothbrushBest electric toothbrush for kids: Philips Sonicare for KidsBest electric toothbrush for gums: Philips Sonicare 2 Series Plaque ControlThe best teeth whitening kits you can buyThe best teeth whitening kits come with everything you need to whiten your teeth, are easy to use, and do not irritate your gums or teeth.
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After polling its users to see what they would prefer, and, just as importantly, proving to Google that it can actually make and sell watches, Mobvoi has licensed Android Wear for its two new Ticwatch models: Ticwatch S and Ticwatch E. The only real technical difference between S and E is the location of the GPS antenna: the more expensive S "Sport" model has the antenna built into the watch band for better tracking, while the E "Express" model has traditional replaceable straps and GPS built into the watch body.
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The Surface Laptop 3 also seems to have an easier way to get into the device — but it appears to be more complicated than the plate on the Surface Pro X. Onstage at Microsoft's event, Surface boss Panos Panay demonstrated how, with the right tools, it's possible to remove the entire top plate of the Surface Laptop 3 to get at all of the computer's internals: But like with the Surface Pro X, it turns out that only the SSD is replaceable and should only be fixed by trained Microsoft technicians.
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You might also like:Best electric toothbrush overall: Oral-B Pro 1000Best mid-priced electric toothbrush: Goby Electric Toothbrush Best electric toothbrush with replaceable battery: Quip Plastic Electric Toothbrush Best high-end electric toothbrush: Oral-B Pro 7500 Electric ToothbrushBest electric toothbrush for kids: Philips Sonicare for KidsBest electric toothbrush for gums: Philips Sonicare 2 Series Plaque ControlThe best teeth whitening kits you can buyThe best teeth whitening kits come with everything you need to whiten your teeth, are easy to use, and do not irritate your gums or teeth.
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