It's a small detail that turned out to be important.
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This is a small detail that makes a big difference.
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It doesn't hit viewers over the head with every small detail.
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It's a small detail that helps set the Old World tone.
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What seems like a small detail might resonate in unanticipated ways.
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I did not have the heart to tell them one small detail.
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But really—it's just a small detail and it doesn't really bother me.
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Projects start bogging down while you get hung up on every small detail.
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An Issey Miyake costume for William Forsythe's "The Loss of Small Detail" (20193).
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Only a sudden pronoun shift or small detail indicates a shift in perspective.
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It's no small detail that the key player in this story is a man.
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Again, it's a small detail, but it makes the phone a little bit cooler.
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" Mr. Petit-Frère added, "It's a small detail, but it's also a big detail.
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When a restaurant is only six months old, every small detail must be analyzed.
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A small detail, but one that prospective customers may have strong opinions on — or not.
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Ohashi seems rather content with her accomplishments in her gymnastics career — barring one small detail.
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Small detail, but each one will come with a serial number from 1 to 20,000 pic.twitter.
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Bill had a childlike joy of showing his pleasure at an outfit, shoe, or small detail.
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Is there a particular small detail that you're proud of, excited about, that people didn't necessarily notice?
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I love the small detail of Kevin witnessing Randall's pain and humiliation and then getting super drunk.
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So much effort to go through, and such a small detail to screw up in the end.
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The sketch I was holding, I realized, was a reproduction of a small detail from the painting.
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So while your Instagram likes might just be a small detail about you, they help advertisers target you.
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A small detail, sure, but in the long game of language learning, it's the little stuff that counts.
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She adds a lot of small detail, like sweat bands when Andrew plays tennis, but no real background.
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Whatever the reason, people are loving that the show went as far as to include this small detail.
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This is no small detail in Brazil, where the past may be dark but the future remains murky.
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Supposedly, except for one small detail holding her back: She didn&apost feel like she had enough experience.
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Fuentes has been unable to get any information from Facebook about the account, but one small detail stood out.
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A camera movement might seem like a small detail, but small details are what great films are built on.
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It may seem like a small detail, but that level of authenticity is crucial, "Insecure" showrunner Prentice Penny said.
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The title of your record, The Unseen in Between, even examines this sort of big-city, small-detail approach.
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There was a small detail of the president's speech that would be easy to miss amid all the bluster.
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Plus, and this may seem like a small detail, but can I get a hallelujah for the cute, tiny straps?
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So you don't necessarily need to be working from a picture at all, you just need a small detail. Yes.
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Nonetheless, it should be said: Read everything carefully, because missing even a small detail could keep you from a successful installation.
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Except that Nick has omitted the small detail that he's actually the heir to one of the human universe's largest fortunes.
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"I tell all my brides to pin everything that they like — even if you just like a small detail," he says.
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Math is also there to make things simpler, by finding things that look the same if you ignore some small detail.
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She knows it's a small detail, but it's huge, she says, because it proves she has a voice in this craziness.
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"They're just small changes, but small changes are sometimes the hardest to make, because they're such a small detail," Ross said.
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And, as it turns out, this is not a small detail about our brains—it's actually fundamental to who we are.
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The missing license plate was a small detail, but I wondered whether it was a sign that Otto had cut legal corners.
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This time last year, we were all eagerly on Royal Wedding watch, consuming every small detail we could about the big day.
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And, of course, there's this small detail in the wording: The truth was right in front of our noses the whole time.
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It was about as typical a political event as you could imagine, except for one small detail: Conyers was in New York.
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"This new bluetooth API may seem like a small detail, but with it, Apple is laying the right technical foundation, " he explained.
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This means he might just take a small detail, perhaps insignificant to most, and use that as the basis for a piece.
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This seems like a small detail, especially since the major US carriers only started officially supporting eSIM technology on new iPhones last year.
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She also sleeps in a headscarf at night, a small detail that goes a long way to acknowledge the realities of Black girlhood.
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While we can't cover every small detail and difference between these two services, you should get a good idea of how they compare.
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But I really, really want that small detail to mean that he remembers her, but he just wasn't sure if she remembered him back.
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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank officially have a joint monogram — but one small detail makes it different than the ciphers of other royal couples.
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At the doctor's, the baby passes his exam with flying colors except for one small detail — Hannah's been having a lot of difficulty breastfeeding.
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One other small detail noted in the South and Keen weddings was the elimination of any mention of "forsaking all others" in the ceremony.
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That's such a great, small detail that people would never be aware of, but can make so much difference when you're shooting on the day.
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When Meghan Markle told her father that she was dating a new guy, she completely left out the small detail that her boyfriend was royalty!
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Toddlers might seem like a small detail, but the fact is that players want as much real life as they can get in The Sims.
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But there's one small detail they haven't quite nailed — how to mold their candy into seasonal shapes that remotely resemble what they were aiming for.
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It's a small detail, but I really appreciate learning that real horses were used as the basis for the orbaks in the final battle sequence.
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Away from the hamster wheel of hype are designers who have been working away steadily for decades, artists of the small detail and subtle tweak.
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Also, there's this small detail: Makes sense that Trump would cut the edges off Renoir's Two Sisters to make it fit a Hobby Lobby frame.
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However, one Redditor really went above and beyond the other impersonators by adding one small detail that many people tend to overlook in the original picture.
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It's really been an extensive — it's going to be about five or six years of work just going into the optimization of every single small detail.
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And a small detail from a Facebook SEC filing in April 2016 pointed at another clue that they were preparing for a potential Zuckerberg political run.
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Changing N26 Black to a premium plan with multiple card designs might seem like a small detail, but it potentially opens up a lot of possibilities.
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It's a small detail, almost imperceptible considering the amount of attention placed on all the hair-whipping, but perfectly encapsulates the duality of Britney's Blackout persona.
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Orsini said they couldn't care less about that small detail, and went ahead with their plan to be married at their dream destination, vegan menu included.
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Instead of turning in good work, a fixation on every small detail can lead to missed deadlines and isolation as coworkers avoid working with them on projects.
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This is perhaps a small detail but one that will definitely improve the experience by increasing screen visibility and just make it look a lot more slick.
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Whether it's a sneakily-angled Instagram pic or a small detail in her reality show, the hints ahead prove that we totally should have seen this coming.
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But one small detail that I noticed is that 500 million is actually the same number of logged out users that Twitter has been quoting for months.
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It seems like a small detail, but it was transformative; I had rented the home for nearly a year, and suddenly it was completely foreign and disorienting.
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It's a seemingly small detail, but so many automakers ignore that their customers have smartphones and want to put these devices somewhere other than a cup holder.
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Now, thanks to a small detail observed by Reddit user lmoral, we can get a more exact idea of how the whole thing is going to play out.
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He tries to feed her the same unlikely story he and Claire have been serving up to everyone, but doesn't count on one small detail: Jenny knows Claire.
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Because it's a small detail that's easy to get right, and instead, everyone has gotten it wrong for the sake of the story because it's a good quote.
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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank officially unveiled their joint monogram ahead of their royal wedding — but one small detail makes it different than the ciphers of other couples.
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Using images of sanctified princess at a state-owned theater was an affront to the regime, but tired or careless, the censors choose to ignore this small detail.
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This small detail will hopefully prevent chaos from breaking out in chat threads and add a small layer of transparency so that everyone can keep up with the conversation.
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And looking back, we can assume that she probably committed to this small detail so that there was precedent for the left-handed trick shot that saves the world.
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Amid all the conversation around Bob Woodward's "Fear," there was a small detail that largely escaped public notice: U.S. cyberattack capabilities against adversary missile programs are weaker than publicly claimed.
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But, one small detail continued to put a damper on what should be a celebratory television event: the return of Tate Langdon (Evan Peters), the definition of a problematic fave.
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That is, of course, if you set aside the small detail that if these male characters' pursuits played out in real life, it would probably lead to a restraining order.
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Servers may shoot their cuffs before fiddling with some small detail of the table setting, a fussiness that is not in keeping with the graceful, relaxed tone of the cooking.
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He pointed to the red outline in the minute counter of the chronograph display, a small detail that qualifies the engraving of "piece unique" on the back of the watch.
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With an acute focus on service and well-being to enhance the working environment, we've carefully considered every small detail in the building from the lighting, scents, music, furniture and finishes.
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It's a small detail, but if you spend a ton of time in streaming apps, adding large catalogs of music to your library, it's definitely a feature that comes in handy.
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It's good that the creators are finally opening up this conversation, but rape isn't a small detail you can just drop in after three years — it's worthy of its own storyline.
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Thanks to our own professional curiosity, we broached this topic with a few experts, and it turns out that what could be considered a small detail isn't so small at all.
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Samantha would routinely be advised to avoid pregnancy at all costs, save for one small detail: She shows up for her first appointment with a healthy baby boy on one knee.
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The father of the boy we see on the cold open of "Watchmen" is shown in his army uniform, bringing this small detail to life in the depiction of the attack.
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Hiding behind these tiny features is a big broadway star ... Keep your eyes peeled for any small detail that could help you figure out the Tony winner behind this little looker.
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A small detail that got the media conspiracy wheels turning was at the end of the full clip where the street reporter throws the camera back to Don Lemon at the studio.
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It seems like a small detail, but based on my past experience with Dyson's vacuums, having a clear sign of when you should be cleaning those filters is actually a huge help.
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Years before Marcus Lemonis became the CEO of billion-dollar company Camping World or invested in dozens of other businesses, he was like most other college graduates — except for one small detail.
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That's just one relatively small detail in much more salacious articles about NSA and CIA agents traveling to Germany in an effort to recover cyberweapons that had been stolen from US intelligence agencies.
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His repeated characterization of the murder of 6 million Jews as a small "detail" of World War II violated France's strict Holocaust denial laws, leading to a series of convictions and hefty fines.
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Mr Cuomo is yet to specify where all the money will come from, but if that small detail is settled the plans would amount to the biggest statewide investment in infrastructure in decades.
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It's a small detail that doesn't really impact anything on a narrative level, but it makes a little more sense if you understand it as a callback to their interactions in Batman v Superman.
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" And while Bookout and McKinney haven't released a picture of their son just yet, the star did tease one small detail: "Just a hint for everyone – he looks exactly like Bentley," she said. "Identical!
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Tons of users signed up for the Instagram-wannabe before anyone read the fine print and noticed the small detail that your account linked with your name and phone number is difficult to delete.
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There's also the small detail that one of ZAPiT's former executives, Toronto-area businessman Hari Venkatacharya, was arrested in 2013 and convicted in 2016 for arranging phony company loans in exchange for hefty fees.
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It's no small detail that the vast majority of NFL players are black, and the President's response to the events of Charlottesville that left one woman dead is still fresh in many people's minds.
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Then there's the small detail that Grizz has the best love story in all of The Society as the closeted football player who falls for Sam Eliot (Sean Berdy), a queer boy who is deaf.
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Of course, the Justice Department and the FBI forgot to tell the courts that Steele actually was working on behalf of the Clinton campaign, but that's a small detail for the purpose of this column.
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And it's no small detail that the country has been host to the largest amount of refugees, while at the same time continues to be excluded from being an official member of the European Union.
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While it may seem like a small detail, neglecting her name erases her not just out of her own story, but out of the equal amount of work she did on the movie with her partner.
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Despite their variety, all three drawings shrewdly exploit one small detail: the slim, dark wedge of a building, just visible to the left of the column, that anchors it in space and sounds the depths beyond.
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The artist has perched a small flower vase on a ledge jutting out of his sculpture, and noticing this small detail quickly contextualizes the sculpture, revealing the abstraction as an inverted, fragmented vision of the vase.
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It's a small detail, but then again Peak's whole rep is built on it including small details, like the various stowable straps, that remain out of the way until needed and then really deliver awesome convenience.
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When I spoke with Jonathan Kuhn, the department's director of art and antiquities, he said that the statue, though still under review by a public design commission, could be altered only in terms of small detail.
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Although there are no details of what supposedly happened that evening between Versace and the man who would one day kill him, it seems that lynchpin of a Crime Story scene was built around this small detail.
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In the face of rising rents, some of the nation's strictest Department of Health standards, and competition in gentrifying neighborhoods, an eye-catching compliance sign can be the small detail that makes a food establishment stand out.
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How often has he opened one of his own boxes, just to check on some small detail, the first appearance of a minor character, only to look up a moment later and discover that the day has disappeared?
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A small detail in the latest episode of Game of Thrones, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," backs up one of the strangest, yet most enduring, fan theories of Reddit: Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) is not Arya Stark anymore.
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These days a full-service Ghetto Gastro event takes on the vibe of an art installation, as they oversee each small detail of the process: cooking the food, selecting DJs, designing the event space, and having input on performers.
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For instance, you probably have the standard DIY manicure with one color down pat, but want something a little extra — say a shimmer effect or a small detail — and you may think it's time to call in the pros.
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My mother, and my Uncle Johnny (God bless his soul), designed all of our first costumes and made each piece by hand, individually sewing hundreds of crystals and pearls, putting so much passion and love into every small detail.
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But the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension did provide one small detail on Tuesday night, saying Mr. Noor's partner reported hearing a loud sound near their car shortly before the shooting — suggesting that the officers may have been startled.
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Every Game Of Thrones episode deserves at least one re-watch, because there are so many things we miss the first time around — like this small detail in Bran's vision at the beginning of the season 7 premiere Sunday night.
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And it turns out even heavy hitters like Andy Rubin and his mobile startup Essential have unpleasant lessons to learn — in this case, about how even a small detail like a mailing list configuration can put your entire company at risk.
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Spotify is up against myriad challenges: widespread complaints about unfair artist payouts, accusations of higher payouts for major labels who cut special deals, two class action lawsuits around copyright infringement, plus the small detail of failing to turn a profit.
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A small detail: Tidal flooding is becoming so common that towns are posting "No Wake" signs on the streets, where vehicles driving a little too fast through a foot or two of seawater can send damaging waves crashing against nearby property.
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Beyond the clothing, at every turn, some small detail beckons, whether it's the wall of zines or the vintage Polo ephemera or the occasional piece of art, like the basketball reskinned in Louis Vuitton logo denim ($1,200) by Super Kreep (a.k.a.
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Inside, it felt like so many of the other hip spots in downtown Oslo — candlelight illuminating framed artwork on the walls, conversation humming over the clink of beer glasses — except for one small detail: the chess games happening at every table and countertop.
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If every US city paid for enough renewable energy to cover its consumption (and there was no double counting, which is no small detail), there would be an amount of renewable energy on the grid equal to the energy consumption of all US cities.
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And when your red carpet gown involves this many sheer panels that rely on being perfectly positioned on your body, that small detail could make all the difference between landing on the best dressed list and recreating that infamous Janet Jackson Super Bowl moment.
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To shed even more light on #MeToo, these stars also painted their fingertips with black nail polish to stand in solidarity for all the whistleblowers who have ever come forward — proving that polish might be a small detail, but its significance is just as powerful.
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All it takes is for the AKP-friendly media to dig up a small detail — perhaps a critical tweet written years ago, or a photo taken with someone sympathetic to the Gülen movement or Kurdish politicians — and suddenly that person is labeled a terrorist, with predictable consequences.
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It seems like such a small detail when you think of it, but the fact that each character sports a different cut of jean (raw-hemmed, cropped flare, culottes) suggests an attention to detail from someone who wants women to feel represented on screen — even sartorially.
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"The risk of disputes and discontent is obvious, and some small detail may trigger conflict," said Thomas Svensson, head of social affairs for the Emmaboda municipality in southeastern Sweden, where staff at a home for unaccompanied minors locked themselves in a room as 19 migrant youths rioted.
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Why this matters: The Trump administration is taking billions of dollars from military funds to quickly construct the border wall, and the president is tying to take control of every small detail, frequently changing his mind and leaving engineers, aides and officials befuddled, per the Washington Post.
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A lot of them don't seem like they're worth a trip from too far away, but maybe if you grew up in Hat City or Thread City or Clock City or Silk City there'd be some small detail at your local dog joint that would draw you back.
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This is a small detail, but it's a nice change: for the past two years, Google has made the power button a contrasting color on all but the black models of its phones (so the current pink Pixel, for example, has an orange button on the side, while the black model has a black button).
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That's a relatively small detail — a tiny change in the editing of the sequence would make it play out very differently — but Hopper yelling "He's gone, he's gone!" at Joyce to get her to leave Bob behind, while Bob is still writhing on the floor, reaching desperately toward their retreating backs, comes across as jumping the gun.
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Take this theory from Redditor duh_metrius about the way Ned named his children, for instance: [Everything] Small detail about Jon and Ned that dawned on me today from gameofthrones In case you needed a reminder, Jon Arryn was the former Lord of the Vale who fostered both Eddard Stark and Robert Baratheon when they were teenagers.
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The uncertainty veiling even a small detail like this one is an indicator of the power that ambiguity bestows on the silhouettes, which is the reason why I find conventionally fleshed out images like "Sketch for an American Comic Opera with 63th Century Race Riots" less compelling, even if they are more emotionally expressive in their drawing and brushwork.
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Read more:The &aposStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker&apos visual effects team explain Rey&aposs new lightsaber and the small detail you may have missed in itThe &aposLion King&apos VFX team explain and defend why the animals in the remake don&apost show emotion: &aposIt shouldn&apost feel cartoony&aposThe battlefield at the end of &aposAvengers: Endgame&apos was actually too small.
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The contrast between the flashbacks to our own time and the show proper in Gilead were always so grounded and strong, and while the show has intermittently attempted to use Canada to establish the same kind of tension — with some success — nothing has ever been quite as eerie as the moments in which The Handmaid's Tale will show us our world with just one small detail fundamentally off.
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When she's sad (after her future boyfriend destroys her business, by the way, a small detail that is never really addressed but oh well, this is the utopic past we're talking about here), she sits on the floor and eats soup instead of doing what I do when I am sad and I have internet access: look up what my enemies are up to and then sign them up for unpleasant newsletters about the alt-right.
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Whether partaking in all-night study before Shavuot (when the Bible says Moses received the Torah at Mount Sinai) or blowing the shofar during Elul, the period of self-reflection and repentance before Rosh Hashana (the Jewish new year), she uncovers the small detail (single malt Scotch is the festive drink of choice for Simchas Torah, when Jews celebrate the annual completion of reading the Torah) and the erotic one: "Sukkot is about shtupping" (Yiddish for both "pushing" and "having sex"), one rabbi tells her, describing the sexual aspect of thrusting the lulav and handling the lemon-like etrogs.
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