Other than souped-up internals, everything else is exactly the same.
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As for the car ... it's a souped up 2006 Subaru WRX.
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Now they're selling a souped up version with all the trimmings.
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Want the fully souped-up Max, with 2599 GB of storage?
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And a third is what the souped-up phones will cost.
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The cable bundle died so its souped-up younger brother could live.
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This souped-up Event Horizon Telescope will start observing in early April.
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The market for wearables — from smartwatches to souped-up headphones — is surging.
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Wang's art evokes traditional Asian styles, but with cinematic, souped-up action.
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Musk's device shoots a much smaller flame, like a souped-up cigar lighter.
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Since 2014, we've been witness to a souped-up repeat of that event.
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Still, even a souped up PS4 like NEO is going to be outpaced.
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GM also manufactured "The Beast," the souped-up Cadillac that transports the president.
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Arguably, there is no reason to lose sleep over those souped-up gadgets.
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The internals have been souped up, along with the keyboard, touchpad and speakers.
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The screens have been souped-up to "Super Retina XDR" on the Pros.
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A souped up SNES clone that can play your old cartridges in high def.
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And their sales are actually growing faster right now than their souped-up cousins.
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During his sophomore year, the caravan returned—this time in souped-up foreign cars.
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That, to me, sounded stupid and unfeasible for a pair of souped-up sunglasses.
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This Latvian design has a tilt rotor and looks like a souped-up bicycle.
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A souped-up secondhand laptop serves as the control panel for the whole operation.
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Not any souped up fancy ones with M&Ms or any weight-loss brownies.
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Here One is essentially a souped-up version of the Here Active Listening System.
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It's a shame about the battery life on the souped-up model we tested.
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This is, again, a product that you'll need a fairly souped-up PC to run.
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The dream of an electronically souped-up border isn't particularly original or even that new.
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This was the hot gift last year, but a souped-up edition adds new tricks.
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I could see a small businesses could using it as a souped-up cash register.
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The Plus is, as the name implies, a souped up version of the basic G4.
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One of the RV owners also souped up a coffee truck, which is constantly onsite.
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A wonky subset has concentrated on the baseball itself, speculating that it is souped up.
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She crushes Emergency Contraception—like a souped-up Plan B—into one of Sarah's smoothies.
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The phone boasts the souped-up version of the Snapdragon 855, called the Snapdragon 855+.
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It had a base price of $140,23, and was souped up with another $21,2500 of features.
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In an email Mashable, he noted the souped-up lenses would work by receiving information wirelessly.
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"Jason's synthesizer didn't have a computer with souped-up programs like Omnisphere on it," Visconti says.
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It's based on the foundation of the Lotus but souped up to like a thousand horsepower.
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Gif: Dropbox Gif: Dropbox In addition, Dropbox now supports Airtables, a kind of souped up spreadsheet.
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Beyond that, his other known obsession was souped-up Honda Civics that he liked to race.
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For investors, souped-up cars and alien robots could be the heroes that save Chinese cinema.
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These rules essentially turn ride-hailing into a souped-up, digitally powered manifestation of the taxi industry.
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So which does it better: the souped-up OnePlus 7 Pro or the pared-down Pixel 3A?
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Fortnite's latest weekly update introduces a souped-up vehicle that seems to wreak havoc wherever it goes.
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Some Quizlet games feel like souped up flashcards, others feel more like Space Invaders than study tools.
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This souped up console is the first from Sony to allow you to play games in 473K.
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The "robots" are essentially souped-up cars and don't appear to push the envelope on anything, really.
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As for the rest of the hardware, Apple's souped up that as well, after its prolonged break.
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Crazily, this concept is just a souped up version of something that was already happening on Instagram.
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The movies' focus is illegal street racing and heists, featuring reckless driving and souped-up street cars.
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He promptly equips officers with drones, souped-up tasers and a smartphone app for instantaneous police response.
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As anticipated, the phone features a souped-up display and design and prominently features facial recognition technology.
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She's discussing the Stryker, a souped-up, bomb-resistant transport vehicle, with Mark Roman, who oversees their development.
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But it can also be souped up with up to 32GB of RAM and a Nvidia 1080 GPU.
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In a sense, this is just a souped-up version of Google's existing voice recognition feature, Google Now.
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But Matt Angle, its boss, does not think that souped-up surface recordings will deliver sufficiently high resolution.
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The seventh version of the iPhone supposed to have some seriously souped up capabilities, including a new camera.
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Souped-up chat If your photos need a little extra umph, draw on them or add some text.
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Mr. Bourouissa encouraged the Fletcher Street riders to design bridles, saddles and decorative caparisons, echoing souped-up cars.
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That's because they're basically souped up flash drives; unlike more traditional hard drives, there are no moving parts.
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Occipital's not alone in identifying this sweet spot between current mobile VR headsets and their souped-up desktop counterparts.
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There's a bit of a mea culpa here, however, in the form of souped up earbuds included in-box.
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While those companies are releasing souped up consoles to tackle 4K and VR, Nintendo is focusing on something absurd.
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SOUPED-UP BACTERIA (HIGHEST): Because their genomes are more stable, bacteria tend to be easier to modify than viruses.
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The invention of souped-up dinosaurs feels like half an idea, much like it did the last time around.
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For businesses, it wants a souped-up version: Nesta, a charity, is planning a competition to find possible answers.
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It also offers a similarly flattering view of the objects of their obsession, their souped-up, home-modded cars.
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Leatherman Wave+ Multitool, available at Amazon, $99.95This souped-up Leatherman is the company's most popular, and for good reason.
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These are, essentially, souped-up PTAs, formed to supplement public-school budgets, and they've grown dramatically in recent years.
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A rear-fingerprint sensor, souped up speakers (a sort of ZTE mainstay) and NFC will also be on-board.
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The Mars 2020 rover is essentially a souped-up version of the Curiosity rover currently roaming the Red Planet.
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Between honeyed acoustic guitar riffs, he explains that he merely "souped up" some folk chords with a Beatles beat.
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I rode there with him in his souped-up car to get a better understanding of who he is.
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This is because nuclear reactors, although they need extremely strong and carefully engineered components, are basically souped-up kettles.
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It's a souped-up version of baba ghanouj, and an excellent vegetarian meal when served with rice and raita.
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Going beyond the requirements of the project, he souped-up the engine, and not just for the amplified sound.
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From today through Sunday at Sur la Table, you can get the souped-up Instant Pot Ultra for just $99.96.
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They'd driven their souped-up systems too far, way past the point of what seems to be healthy or beneficial.
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Like the PlayStation 4 Pro, the Xbox One X is a souped-up system laser-focused on displaying 4K images.
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Google thinks it really has something going for it in this souped up OS version of its popular web browser.
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But even those are often just souped-up versions of experiences that are already available to VR users at home.
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Eventually (and ideally), a souped-up version of this device will transmit data via radio frequency (RF) to a receiver.
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While, as expected, the front looks pretty much exactly like the first gen's, the back's been souped up a bit.
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That, after all, is what many analysts consider to be the dividing line between souped-up fitness tracker and smartwatch.
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A Souped Up NES Clone Ruined My ChildhoodOn Christmas morning in 1989, I opened a big present, bigger than me.
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Sony's rumored "Neo" project — which has been bestowed with the nicknames "PS4.5" and "PS4K" — is effectively a souped-up PS4.
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Enterprising entrepreneurs modified their vehicles to create space to haul moonshine and souped up the engines to outrun revenue agents.
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The first generation of the souped-up Golf inspired an entire new segment of quick, practical cars at affordable prices.
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The tech behind this souped up camera is worth the booming cello track laid under the trailer's video's CGI rendering.
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It has just two ports: a souped-up USB port on one side and a headphone jack on the other.
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The rest of us may have to root for a souped-up recorded edition, perhaps one offering different vantage points.
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Worried that the souped-up projectiles would down airplanes, the Thai army began cracking down on the gamblers in 2015.
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Dell will offer a high-end model with the souped-up hexacore Intel Core i7-10710U CPU beginning in October.
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I do wear a very souped-up bike helmet, a Christmas gift from my husband a couple of years ago.
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Foresea Life Insurance, for example, offered souped-up policies that looked more like high-octane investments than staid life insurance.
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Billy Crouse transported the illegal booze in souped-up cars to tipplers on the west side, evading government revenue agents.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Last fall, Atreyal Ransom could only dream of taking a souped-up Subaru for a spin.
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Our sources believe the convertible could fetch up to $100,000 ... and the souped-up Chevy could hit a whopping $200K.
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We've been hearing about Microsoft's souped-up, 4K gaming machine for a year now, since the company's last E3 showing.
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It was essentially a souped-up version of their old Viceland show, with a bigger travel budget and more skits.
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"Had a blast riding in the Old Shawnee Days Parade in this souped up jeep with a replica gun," he tweeted.
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Souped-up military MRZR ATVs armed with powerful drone slayers could be the answer to defeating drone attacks in the future.
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These CPUs are intended to be the souped up sisters of the Kaby Lake R CPUs announced way back in August.
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But I hate to break it to you Kaitlyn: astronauts basically sleep in souped-up sleeping bags, not pristine electronic capsules.
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There, researchers equipped the cells with souped up cancer-recognizing receptors and used Crispr to make them more efficient killing machines.
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Tango is a souped-up version of augmented reality from Google that holds a lot of promise, but still needs work.
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Ostensibly it's a Surface clone: A souped up Windows tablet with a pen for drawing and a floppy keyboard for typing.
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The game — which, it's worth noting, is a souped-up re-release of a 213.3 Wii U game — sold 222.5,23 units.
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These tags act like souped-up Fitbits that track an animal's route, record its activity, and monitor water conditions around it.
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The carrier calls it its "first step on the road to 5G," when really it's more of a souped-up LTE.
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The six black seats, resembling souped-up barber chairs, are arranged in a circle, each with a view through giant windows.
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That's one reason I actually like the "Boris buses" in London, the souped-up versions of the red double-decker bus.
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Jagum, the Israeli manufacturer that built equipment for his father's Tel Aviv bakery, created a souped-up version for Mr. Tibi.
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The Cubist collages of Picasso, Braque and Gris souped up still lifes with stock prices, horse-racing results and classified ads.
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In fact, it's part of a private collection of souped up rides owned by wealthy entrepreneur and car enthusiast Barry Skolnick.
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The resulting images resemble abstract, animated mandalas or depictions of some kind of souped-up cellular mitosis on a celestial scale.
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Because what other way to celebrate a larger-than-life figure than ceremonious, souped-up displays of his greatest works ad infinitum?
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That means the souped-up aircraft would likely be used to ferry celebrities and the über-rich at first (read: the 1%).
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Microsoft just pulled the trigger on Xbox One X pre-orders, offering up the souped up version of its console for $499.
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The Note would be among the first to sport the newly souped-up chip announced by Qualcomm a couple of weeks back.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is a souped up remake of the 2014 Wii U game that fixes the mistakes of its predecessor.
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But Superhuman sold it as part of a souped up email package to individual users for the price of $30 a month.
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A souped-up domestic drive, therefore, could help neutralize some of the global setbacks faced by its 5G crown jewels like Huawei.
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The final encounter is a knockdown fight against sentry Bastions and souped up Orisas (signified by the star icons above their heads).
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Sony is winning, and it's not just because it got its souped up console to market nearly a full year before Microsoft.
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The song's amorous electro-thump suited both freak-filled clubs and souped-up car stereos, fusing futuristic sounds with a primal immediacy.
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Blame it on Kate Middleton wearing Princess Diana's tiara all you want, but souped-up hairpins are having a moment this season.
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But the rockets that it used to do so, like America's rockets at the time, were basically souped-up intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Just don't get trapped in a dead-end while hunting a wolf and your souped-up Gene costume will be just fine.
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Ted Cruz is the souped-up, jacked-up modified coal-rolling pickup with a giant super cab and 6-inch lift kit.
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And this souped-up, miniaturized stethoscope could one day be a way for clinicians to continuously monitor patients outside of the clinic.
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And they have the same kind of Sandcrawler, too, albeit a souped-up Sandcrawler with all kinds of janky weaponry up top.
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The is the high-end version of Microsoft's Xbox games console with souped-up specs aimed at the next generation of gaming.
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Rumors of a souped-up PlayStation 43 — often referred to as "PS4.5" or "PS4K" — have been kicking around for the past month.
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But within a couple years of launching, our souped-up stories and early-days multimedia experiments began to look like time capsules.
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They checked out Corvettes and souped-up Mustangs at a car show on Montauk Highway, which is called Main Street in Sayville.
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The television, souped-up as a guest-experience nerve center, would reboot whenever I tried to order room service or channel-surf.
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Souped-up clunkers and overcrowded buses, liberated from the clogged traffic of central Cairo, hurtle down the road, weaving perilously between lanes.
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From a bird's-eye view, it kinda looks like a souped-up Chevy Camaro or maybe a Dodge from the late 60s.
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Meanwhile, the souped-up version will still cost you $1,299, but with some handy upgrades for that identical price from last year.
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Instead, it looks like a souped-up refrigerator with a clear window where users can see cartridges full of prepped, fresh ingredients.
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But Apple is hoping its upcoming device releases, especially the souped up iPhone 8 anniversary edition phone, will win back Chinese consumers.
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After all, these souped-up hydrators keep our mouths from reaching Kale-chip-level dryness — while hitting them with some low-key color.
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Lambo produces a souped-up version of its Huracán sports car named after the league, just as it did with the predecessor Gallardo.
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Other than that, the cars themselves are souped-up Volvo XC90 SUVs outfitted with other sensors such as lasers, GPS devices, and radar.
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It seems like forever ago that Apple first teased the iMac Pro, the souped up, professional grade version of its all-in-one.
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The speakers have been souped up, as well — a welcome addition, given that the feature so often gets short shrift from phone makers.
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The meat of the paper is Facebook admitting that its product can be used as a highly-tuned, souped-up vehicle for propaganda.
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A whole bunch of reasons, but Thomas wouldn't be the fifth wheel in a four-player MVP race without a souped-up jumper.
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This corgi kigurumi(aka a souped up onesie) is an adorable way to show a bit of holiday spirit and still stay comfy.
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Cook the grilled cheese as usual, slice, and enjoy the extra crispiness and cheesiness of this souped-up version of the classic sandwich.
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Critics (including The Verge) were impressed by its souped-up surface architecture and unusually plush interior that included Gershwin-inspired "Rhapsody Blue" seats.
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Dr Kim hopes, for example, that a souped-up version will soon be able to remove an appendix without any assistance from doctors.
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The sequence of those earnest-sounding requests for feedback are pretty telling of what this seriously souped-up fashion show was truly prioritizing.
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Sunday night, the billionaire teased the notion that the only thing stopping Tesla's most souped up Tesla Roadster from flying is safety precautions.
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They are favoring souped-up and denser business class- and premium economy-cabins, in an effort to get more paying passengers on board.
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Stock-car racing was initially (and unwittingly) invented in the 1930s by bootleggers who souped up their engines to outrun cops during Prohibition.
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They drove souped-up, lowered to the ground Acura Integras and were members of Asian gangs like "Dub C" or the Asian Boyz.
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The quaint board game has been transformed into a video game, and the souped-up CGI makes the 1995 version look downright primitive.
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With so many options for souped-up viewing, what's the best way to take in an action film like "Dunkirk" or "Wonder Woman"?
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The company also announced a souped-up version of its Galaxy wireless earbuds, which get 11 hours of battery life, according to Samsung.
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Nine years ago, as its competitors' models caught on, Polaris installed a souped-up engine that made the RZR faster and more powerful.
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A souped-up version called the XKR came equipped with a supercharged V8 rated at 370 horsepower and 387 foot-pounds of torque.
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" When I wrote about George W. Bush relying on souped-up intelligence to invade Iraq, people would ask, "Why do you hate W.?
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LIMBO works by utilizing a PID algorithm, a silent motor, and a souped-up battery to allow the top to spin for hours.
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The Country Music Association award's pretty little souped-up four-wheel drive better watch out, because Carrie Underwood fans are on a rampage.
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Without these souped-up mitochondria, the exercisers on metformin seemed less able to improve their fitness or insulin sensitivity than the other volunteers.
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SnowWorld was designed as a kind of souped-up distraction method for use during these sessions, to divert patients' attention away from their pain.
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North Korea may have received its new souped up ICBM tech from a factory in the Ukraine, and it probably did so very illegally.
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Nothing makes me sweat like a beast while feeling like a suburban mom more than shaking my ass to some souped-up reggaeton music.
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Unless you cut way down on quality, not even the most souped up gaming laptop will be able to handle streaming something like PUBG.
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Whatever you call it, the glassy, murdered-out colorway is hands down the most eye-catching feature of the new, souped-up iPhone 7.
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The color here is thanks to the other oil- and grime-busting ingredients, like charcoal and clays, that the mask is souped up with.
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Like Icarus' wax wings, my Grasshopper is going to crash back to earth if one of those souped-up legs is ever critically damaged.
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At its heart, though, this is still just a souped-up Passat, and most of the interior is a direct match for that car.
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The Falcon Heavy is basically a souped-up version of SpaceX's flagship Falcon 9 rocket, roughly consisting of three Falcon 9 cores strapped together.
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SMALL multicopter drones—souped-up versions of those sold by the million as Christmas toys—have tremendous potential for use in industry and agriculture.
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But after using the remote for a few weeks, I'm not convinced that even poor people would enjoy this souped up universal remote. Why?
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The movies of yesterday, souped up to playback on the fancy screens of today aren't the only videos Kaby Lake is improving playback for.
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Alienware, Razer, MSI, and the other gaming laptop manufacturers aren't too worried about gamers waiting until January to get a souped up laptop though.
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Layer the dish with some cooked farro and some souped-up stock (or jus, if you want to sound fancy) and boom, you're done.
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The products include the Virtual Rabbit vibrator ($200), the Virtual Blowbot Stroker masturbation assistant ($209), and the souped-up Virtual Blowbot Turbo Stroker ($332).
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The large phone has a huge 4,000mAh battery, which is no doubt necessary to support its souped up performance and 120Hz screen refresh rate.
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And when you consider the Pixelbook as the souped up next step for a person who primarily computes on their phone, it's absolutely wonderful.
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I'll have to spend more time with the LiPlay to see whether all these souped-up tech features change the overall instant camera experience.
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In the name of spicing things up, I opted for the souped-up, performance-oriented versions of the ATS and CTS, the "V" models.
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The PS4 Pro launches on November 10th for $399, and to get people excited for the souped-up console Sony is going old school.
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But autonomous cars in the future may well be owned and operated in fleets, perhaps by a souped-up Uber or by car manufacturers.
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No one, however, is likely to object to a second rapidly developing method of crop improvement: a souped-up breeding technique called genomic selection.
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Zero Latency offers a souped up version of laser tag, letting you battle hordes of zombies with friends you can see in virtual space.
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Last year it launched a slimmer version of the PS4, and also revealed the PlayStation 4 Pro, a souped up model of the original.
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You can see the attention-war ramping up in the souped-up "Do Not Disturb" and screen time-monitoring features on iOS and Android.
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Nuts 'n More High Protein Spreads, from $11.99, available at AmazonNuts 'n More is the souped-up nut butter you never knew you needed.
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Locals fear nighttime, describing armed men stalking the streets, drug dealers gathering in souped-up cars and bursts of gunfire in the early hours.
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So this week, Apple introduced the iPhone SE, a souped-up version of the four-inch iPhone, which will be released on March 31.
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One favored technique: A souped-up bottle rocket that fires out of a pistol, flies a hundred yards with a screaming sound, and explodes.
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Along similar lines, Google also unveiled today a new and souped-up Google Sites website building tool for the business, also in early preview.
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And at OpenAI, researchers built a system that mastered Dota 2, a game that plays like a souped-up version of capture the flag.
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Starhopper will become a souped-up engine test stand where SpaceX can ignite Raptor engines vertically to see how they perform, according to Musk.
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By the end, you're a high-flying space explorer with a jump-assisting jetpack, an assortment of elemental bombs, and a souped-up grapple.
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Thirteen-year-old JoJo Siwa rolled up to school in a souped-up vintage car with a giant pink bow plastered on the grill.
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He crammed such discoveries into impractical vehicles – a souped-up Renault Clio, a string of Porsches – in which he hurtled around the mountain roads.
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But rather than trying to reinvent a really old wheel, this souped-up cold cream does have a few things in common with the original.
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But Jennifer's Body, as directed by Karyn Kusama and written by Cody, is more of a souped-up Virgin Suicides than a gender-swapped Twilight.
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The robot, named TerraSentia, resembled a souped up version of a lawn mower, with all-terrain wheels and a high-resolution camera on each side.
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This souped-up version, which the team calls a "stentrode," is a stent covered in electrodes and also sounds like it belongs in a cyborg.
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It looks like the power and control they have over their residents helps break up the monotony of living in a souped up bunker everyday.
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For most companies, it's mostly a matter of hedging bets — dipping their toes in the water with a slightly souped-up take on Google Cardboard.
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Kodak launched a smartphone on Thursday with a souped-up camera as the photographic equipment maker continues on the path to reinvent itself after bankruptcy.
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And announcing the specs for its new souped up challenger two months before it's officially revealed at E3 is a great way to build hype.
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The Coolest cooler, a souped-up cooler complete wth a cutting board, blender, Bluetooth speaker and USB charger, started out as Kickstarter's own Cinderella story.
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Wiz doesn't seem concerned about the movement to legalize marijuana in the upcoming election, because he's starting his own ... in his souped up '64 Impala.
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Any user can convert their personal profile into a "business" or "creator" one at any time, both of which come with souped-up analytics capabilities.
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The man who the police said was responsible for the weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey liked to race souped-up Honda Civics.
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Critics in this city of 45,000 worried that souped-up gear would start to make their local police department look more like a military force.
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"There's very little difference between a souped-up semi automatic and a fully automatic," said Mike McLively, a policy expert with Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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At the Daytona 500 in Florida this weekend, souped-up cars will chase each other around a 2.5-mile track at speeds approaching 200 mph.
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While many of us struggle to even get up in the morning, Ronnie drives her "souped-up" golf cart around her retirement community, Schudel said.
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But Apple has previously held the top spot in the market and a souped up Apple Watch may help it reclaim that title, analysts said.
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Scroll down for a closer look at the souped-up pickup truck that Kanye West likes so much, he bought at least two of them.
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Rather than pit his own souped-up muscle car against the guy's retro hot rod, Dom opts to race in his cousin's bucket o' bolts.
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All images: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoA few years ago we reviewed a souped-up NES clone called the Analogue Nt with a prohibitively expensive, $500 aluminum housing.
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The company is also teasing IQBuds Boost, a new high-end model that brings souped-up audio with more present bass to the company's signature line.
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Inside, it's souped up with an AMD Ryzen™ 22400 processor and AMD Radeon™ Vega 24 Graphics for speed, and it's on sale for $2550.
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Euron, decked out in a Joy Division-inspired outfit, uses a souped-up scorpion to shoot down Rhaegal (+150 dragon-killing points, +25 for named character).
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The Toy-Con House is basically a cardboard house that's home to a cute creature you can interact with and feed, like a souped-up tamagotchi.
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Xbox One X — as we already knew — is a souped-up successor to the Xbox One, with more graphical power than the comparable PlayStation 4 Pro.
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It's a souped-up version of a myth, and part of the fun of an ARG is immersing yourself in the make-believe of it all.
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That said, the Pencil does interact pretty well with the Adobe demo, and the souped up, 8-core product handles images with several layers pretty admirably.
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That's fantastically priced when you consider all the hardware this guy is rocking—all that power to run a souped-up version of a PC browser.
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The R8 started off as a V-8 and then got a more powerful V-10; it saw convertible Spyder models and souped-up GT models.
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O) Instagram has souped up its camera with quirky face-tracking filters, adding another feature similar to one offered by social media rival Snap Inc's (SNAP.
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I was watching it in the Eccles Theater, the largest venue at the festival, which is more or less a super-souped-up high school auditorium.
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Now, Bullitt has unveiled the Kodak Ektra — a vintage-looking handset with a souped-up camera modeled after a classical 1941 Kodak of the same name.
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But many bikes are much heavier, and souped-up models can reach almost 30 miles an hour, according to a recent test by a Beijing newspaper.
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Some hope to ascend to the sport's higher circuits, while others are hobbyists simply taking their souped-up cars or trucks for an adrenaline-fueled spin.
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Sony's PlayStation 4 was also released in 2013 and it too has recently brought out a souped up version of the console called the PS4 Pro.
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If Nascar is known for souped-up stock cars and salt-of-the-earth drivers, Formula One is about space-age engineering and globe-trotting racers.
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Hustle machine Kenneth Faried destroyed the FIBA World Cup tournament in 2014, and Green pretty much figures to be a souped-up version of the Manimal.
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Elhassani took delight in souped-up cars, family videos show, and, according to Sally, used drugs and cheated on her -- showing few signs of devout faith.
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Have health and safety developments over the last 15 years impinged on the legality of soldering an angle grinder to a souped-up remote-controlled car?
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The show comes roaring at you like a souped-up, chrome-plated luxury sedan (perhaps the "Cadillac Car" of the show's savvy hymn to aspirational marketing).
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To ring in the new division, Parrot is unveiling three new drones, all of which are basically souped-up versions of aircraft from its consumer line.
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And powerful golfers, exemplified by the chiselled Mr Koepka, may have playing styles that are particularly well-suited to the souped-up challenge that major courses present.
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The Surface Hub idea is pretty straightforward: It's basically a giant community Windows PC that you'd have in a meeting room, but with souped-up collaboration features.
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And then there's the yet-to-be-released Essential Home, which was supposed to be a smart home assistant that functioned like a souped-up Echo Spot.
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He knows this first-hand, as he sold his own souped-up house recently for $285,000, well above identical houses in the development that sell for $265,000.
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After John Dillinger and friends souped-up their getaway cars to leave Keystone Kops-style wagons in the dust, the high-performance squad car made its debut.
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Stop me if you've heard this one before: there's a new tablet powered by a souped-up mobile processor, with a detachable keyboard and a magnetic stylus.
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Far from hiding in safehouses, they and their friends are known to enjoy tearing through Culiacan's nearby hills in souped-up all terrain vehicles, two people said.
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Sure, the thing looks remarkably identical to its predecessor from the front, but the innards are certainly souped up — and there's a snazzy new back to match.
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So when he created Pet Widget, he wanted a souped up version of the typical dog tag that often carries little more than the owner's mobile number.
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"Actually yes," replies Bryan Galusha, cofounder and safety driver from Point One Navigation, a precision location startup that sells souped up GPS rigs to autonomous-vehicle companies.
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So watching them turn the tables on their attackers and spill blood to retaliate for injustice is thrilling, even though it's obviously souped up for shock value.
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This souped-up speedster carries on much of the aggressive styling of the GT12 while adding a few alterations to make it unique in its own right.
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It's basically a souped-up version of the Spark 3 that comes with a built-in barometer for better tracking of trail running, hiking, skiing, and snowboarding.
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There's a souped-up anniversary Blu-ray coming that helped spur the reunion, and the group took the opportunity to reminisce about their time making the film.
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It will exist on the market concurrently with the "base" PS24, offering an improved gaming experience with its souped up CPU and GPU, and increased memory bandwidth.
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In that time, Microsoft has released an updated version of the system, the 4K-playing Xbox One X. Sony released the souped-up PS4 Pro last year.
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We'll also hear a brand new track from rising LA folk talent Alex Izenberg and a souped up intro mix courtesy VICE photographer and DJ Flex Luger.
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Apple just offered up a new version of the the MacBook Air with some souped up internals, including a 22th-generation Intel processor and double the storage.
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It displays a picture of an acoustic wake as a trace of coloured dots behind a moving source of loud noise, such as a souped-up motorcycle.
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Trading goes underground, and a Tour de France-style doping situation has developed where everyone playing at the top level seems to have a souped-up team.
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For those wanting more, the company also announced a souped-up 'Explorer' version that sports a pressure-sensitive finger scanner and the iPhone X-like facial unlock feature.
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Becoming part of the club means an aesthetic upgrade, a move to USB-C, souped up internals and, of course, the long-awaited addition of a Retina Display.
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In case you forgot, Peggy is a founding member of S.H.I.E.L.D. who befriended Captain America back in the '40s when he first got souped up on Super Serum.
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Some of Blizzard's games, like "StarCraft," have gained international popularity and are played primarily on desktops, which are sometimes souped up to meet the demands of the competitions.
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OnePlus is expected to announce its next flagship phone, the OnePlus 7, along with a souped-up OnePlus 7 Pro model, in a few days on May 14th.
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For a game about a band of motorcyclists that roam the zombie apocalypse on souped-up, mud-sliding hogs, the story is immensely bleak, and a little inconsistent.
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Samsung announced a new souped-up, Batman-themed Galaxy S7 Edge and it looks like something Bruce Wayne would bring along in his late-night jaunts for justice.
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Consider that Apple also releases spectacularly priced products, whether they be luscious 5K displays in the past or souped-up Mac Pro and iMac Pro machines more recently.
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Best For: The MinimalistGlossier has been hooking customers up with these souped-up Ziplocs since day one — and over the years, we've repurposed them for just about everything.
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Using a kind of souped-up X-ray, an international team of researchers tracked subatomic particles called muons that plummet to Earth at nearly the speed of light.
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Think of it as a souped-up version of TweetDeck, which is a Twitter dashboard that lets you manage multiple accounts, monitor engagement and do other exciting things.
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Of course, DJI has also been tackling the B2B space, both with souped-up versions of the Mavic line and higher payload devices like the Matrice and Inspire.
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Heat from the souped-up turbos generates diesel NOx up to 22025 times over the limit; gasoline equivalents lose fuel-efficiency and spew fine particles and carbon monoxide.
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Hear360 has just begun shipping pre-orders of 8ball, a souped-up binaural 360 microphone rig geared toward professionals that are all about experimenting in new immersive mediums.
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Like the rest of the mortals in industry, if Dyson does come out with an EV, it will run on standard, and not souped-up, lithium-ion batteries.
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The company submitted a "souped-up" payload review, in which it voluntarily declared how the 2017 lunar mission would comply with the provisions of the Outer Space Treaty.
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With the souped-up PS22 Pro and Xbox One X officially on the market, the lower-tiered versions of the consoles are getting big discounts this Black Friday.
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Trailhead is an online training system that has been in place for a couple of years now and it's being souped up for this release (hence the DX).
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Aside from the SC17, I've spent time with Alienware's souped-up gaming laptops and have experienced a few of the alternatives from Asus, MSI, and Razer as well.
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Rapture is a souped-up version of consumer virtual reality gear, wired to a haptic vest that simulates everything from an exploding wall to the tickle of spiders.
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GT Racing 2 includes many different racing venues and styles, as well as the option to upgrade to different high-performance street cars or old, souped-up classics.
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Clicking on a name in this souped-up digital version will allow readers to track that character's journey, or dig deeper into a character connections and house lineage.
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And he wasn't kitted out with the latest technological marvels or a souped-up Aston Martin; he made do with found objects or whatever car he could steal.
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Other features like the souped up email tracking lets you know when your email was opened and does this much better than the free Gmail extensions I've tried.
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The Chinese phone maker touted the Mate 30's new souped-up circular camera array, its narrower notch, and the option to get models bound in vegan leather.
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A souped-up version of the Marc Jacobs best-selling Dew Drops highlighter, this liquid gel blends replenishing vitamins with subtle metallics for that perfect rose-gold shine.
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And it feels so good about its chances and its souped-up analytics hardware that it scheduled a news conference for Friday in Moscow to show it off.
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Many of the largest Juneteenth celebrations are still held in Texas: old-school parades with horses and souped-up cars; local bands playing; tender, fatty brisket on hand.
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But Tesla originally couldn't afford to sell it at the promised price of $35,22018, so it instead sold much more expensive souped-up versions of the Model 23.
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Wrightspeed's machine has a battery, but when that runs out, the truck switches to a turbine to generate electricity to power the motors, like a souped up Chevrolet Volt.
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Dodge claims the Demon, really a souped-up, tricked-out Challenger, is indeed the fastest car in the world, boasting 0 to 0003 mph acceleration speed in 2.3 seconds.
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The team at Retro-Bit showed off a brand new, souped-up Game Boy that shares the same form-factor as the original, but packs in so much more.
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The new iPad features a 9.7-inch Retina display with improved brightness, coupled with a souped-up processor under the hood, trading the proprietary A8X for the faster A9.
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They sort of look like speakers from a 50s drive-in:These nodes use what's called WiGig, basically a souped-up version of wifi that can handle a 7GHz transmission.
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The bots didn't seem to notice what was happening, though, and by end of the game, team human had a souped-up hero who helped devastate the AI players.
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Your home is what you make it; you can go high-end with a Class A, souped-up Winnebago or go the minimal route with a van sans bathroom.
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While the ABCI will not have a mouse or screen, it's not vastly different from a personal computer -- just souped-up, a whole lot faster, and much, much bigger.
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According to the Times, Rahami, who was fond of souped-up Honda Civics, changed drastically after taking a trip to Pakistan—and possibly getting married there—several years ago.
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She's pursued, however, by the Terminator-like Idris Elba, an old enemy of Shaw's who's been brought back from the dead and souped up with a computerized transhumanist brain.
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Indeed, the super-low cost to retail investors of souped-up data is just another in the list of benefits that make ours a golden age for individual investors.
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With that said, if you're willing to spend about $50 more, the Instant Pot Ultra is a souped-up model that offers a few more features than the Duo.
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All of this narrative business threatens to turn "The Night Of" into souped-up "Law & Order," but as ever, the writer Richard Price sets it apart in the particulars.
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The Superbike's souped-up price-tag earned Y2K the "most expensive motorcycle in production" spot in the Guinness Book of World Records in 2004, when it was worth $185,000.
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New pharmaceuticals can seem miraculous — Kymriah and Yescarta are made from souped-up versions of a patient's own immune cells — but they are useless if unaffordable, patient advocates say.
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The Apple Watch Series 2100 may officially be the newest, most souped-up Apple Watch out right now, but its future was shaped by a legend: The Series 2429.
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Hawke plays a former professional racecar driver who speeds through the streets of Sofia, Bulgaria, in a souped-up Ford Shelby GT500 after his wife (Rebecca Budig) is kidnapped.
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You can follow the trajectory of Genesis games from souped up 8-bit games to experiences that were really pushing the limits of what the console was capable of.
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Hawke plays a former professional racecar driver who speeds through the streets of Sofia, Bulgaria, in a souped-up Ford Shelby GT500 after his wife (Rebecca Budig) is kidnapped.
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The Razer Blade also uses a proprietary port for charging, and that'd be annoying too, but it's because USB-C can't handle the wattage the computer's souped up insides require.
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Machine-learned translation algorithms, made possible by the availability of a massive corpus of textual training data and souped-up processing power, have no conception of French or Arabic grammar.
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To prevent an attack, owners of older Teslas can either now set their cars to require a PIN before starting or replace their fobs with the souped-up new one.
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Specifically on the premium front, Huawei's opulent $53,600 Porsche Design Mate RS (a souped-up variant of the P20 Pro) has a special red color intended solely for mainland China.
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This month, it's Rivian, a California-based startup, emerging from stealth for the first time this month with aspirations to be something of a Land Rover for souped-up EVs.
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At $400, it's on the pricier side for a tablet, and certain sacrifices have been made for the sake of keeping the price down versus the souped up Surface Pro.
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He'll look like a hitter without weakness, all eye and balance and muscle in souped-up harmony, and in that moment, for however long it lasts, he actually will be.
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For this process to be carbon neutral, though, all those souped-up air conditioners would need to be powered with renewables, because burning the synthetic fuel would also produce emissions.
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Naturally, intrepid Starbucks fans that already have access to the souped-up ice — that'd be in Baltimore, MD, and St. Louis, MO — are using the new cubes in unexpected ways.
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More importantly, however, the device marks a new six month refresh cycle for the company that will offer a slightly souped-up version of its latest flagship between major upgrades.
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He has been part of a study published in Clinical Cancer Research which suggests that a souped-up form of MRI might become the standard method for prostate-cancer screening.
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I'm picturing Elon tooling around California in his souped-up Tesla blasting Grimes's discography and later Wikipedia-ing everything about her and thinking to himself, Wow, she's pretty hot. BARF.
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Amazon Prime Now is the souped-up version of the regular online delivery service with its promise to get certain items in select locations to your door within two hours.
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And, in one of the era's more curious spin-offs, stock car racing started with the souped up cars used for bootlegging, eventually leading to the endless circling of NASCAR.
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For a time in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Mr. Bryan was one of those scramblers, a country maximalist with songs about souped-up trucks and gyrating rear ends.
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Souped-up competition, lower taxes on the wealthy and hands-off financial regulation, he maintains, have failed to deliver on their promise to supercharge the economy and broadly lift incomes.
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The album begins with "Hitch Hikin'," whose footloose narrator easily gets ride after ride (including one from a "gear head in a souped-up '72," to pin down the era).
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Instead, Apple rolled out a souped-up version of its old Apple TV box in 2015, and announced that the future of TV would be apps — built by other people.
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He's a pass-first point guard in a score-first league, and his Memphis Grizzlies feel like a relic next to the souped-up pace of the Golden State Warriors.
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Seen in a host of other apps popular in Asia, such as WeChat and Line, stickers allow you to pop large graphics into your messages — kind of like souped-up emoji.
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Over the next two episodes, it seems Sabrina's souped up new magical abilities may just lead to the end of the world, rather than the human-witch paradise she hoped for.
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Aston Martin did release a more souped-up version of the Valkyrie that only makes 1,100 horsepower, though it makes up for that power difference with a silly amount of downforce.
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In case you don't frequent drag strips or have been ignoring the rekindled horsepower wars waging among Detroit automakers, Demon is a souped-up variant of the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat.
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The Duo Plus is the upgraded version of the fan favorite 203-in-220 Duo, and one of the most souped-up Instant Pots in the entire line (soup pun intended).
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The device was Microsoft's souped-up answer to the Nintendo Wii, a record-breaking home gaming console that lured everyone in with its innovative motion controls and, more importantly, Wii Sports.
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In one study, for instance, a team of Danish scientists got a group of young men to exercise one leg on an isokinetic dynamometer—essentially, a souped-up leg extension machine.
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Those devices are far more technically advanced, but the Moto Z Play starts to make you wonder whether things like a 2K display or souped up processor are really worth it.
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Arts for Art, the organization behind the annual Vision Festival and presenters of and advocates for free jazz, is back this year with a souped-up version of this wintertime festival.
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The MacBook Air gets an updated keyboard and souped-up specs, starting at $113 There's not a lot I can tell you about the MacBook Air that you don't already know.
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Turning a blind eye to his partner's infidelities and alternative sexual preferences, he souped up a muscular old motorcycle to mechanically parade his mutilated masculinity around on dark but congested streets.
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At the International Paris Air Show this week, much of the excitement at the aerial displays will come from the latest souped-up versions of the smaller Airbus and Boeing planes.
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What Peters owns are the nightmares from a decade invested in a machine that has no clear market and looks less like the future than a souped-up hot dog cart.
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Udacity also offers a souped-up version of its nanodegree for an extra $100 a month, along with a money-back guarantee if graduates do not find a job within six months.
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We know the apartments in our favorite TV shows and movies are just a suggestion of reality; a souped-up version of what the characters' homes would look like in real life.
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The new policy, released on Tuesday, leaves unanswered one key question: If research on a souped-up virus provides a blueprint to create a lethal bioweapon, how should that information be controlled?
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And so, at the trade deadline, they dealt away a (protected) first-round pick for a player that is (ideally) a souped-up version of Dudley (with potential attitude issues): Markieff Morris.
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Rather than wait for Marvel to address this in one of *Thor: Ragnarok'*s post-credits scenes, we got our hands inside a souped-up replica Iron Man glove to find out.
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People can now choose another model with the Pro name and souped-up features, including more storage, a faster A9X processor, and the ability to connect with a Apple's Smart Keyboard case.
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He owns a small collection of cars that includes two Porsches (neither particularly high-end), a souped up Volvo wagon and a little known bare-bones British sports car called a Caterham.
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Black Lives Matter activists view body-camera programs with suspicion, arguing that communities of color need better educational and employment opportunities, environmental justice, and adequate housing, rather than souped-up robo-cops.
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Streem's play is that they can create a kind of souped-up Skype call that enables home service providers to get more visual data in the course of chatting with home-owners.
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A technician is required to operate the video system during each show, plus one to oversee the motion capture, and one in the control room at a souped-up theatrical lighting board.
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" He also splurged on some luxuries, like the 2012 Dodge Challenger SRT8 he bought new and souped up from West Coast Customs, the mechanic shop made famous by MTV's "Pimp My Ride.
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Long before NASCAR grew into a force in auto racing, the good old boys of the hardscrabble rural South in the 21955s were racing souped-up autos at small-town dirt tracks.
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The commercial break cliffhangers just as heads were about to butt, as well as Mr. Trump's encouragement of it (much like now in his White House), souped up the "stay tuned" allure.
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Let us simplify it: If you liked the Note 7, you should get the Moto Z Force Droid, which has a shatterproof display, 40 hours of battery life, and a souped up camera.
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Let us simplify it: If you liked the Note 203, you should get the Moto Z Force Droid, which has a shatterproof display, 40 hours of battery life, and a souped up camera.
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While it's been proven to be very good at what it is, it's essentially the rhythm method 2.0: a souped up version of what women have been doing for decades, charting their temps.
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Motor Trends reports GM will produce between 2,000-3,000 of these insane toys which, at prices that could exceed $130,000, are high-end, souped-up re-imaginings to the classic American muscle car.
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Its closest sibling in Audio-Technica's lineup is probably the critically acclaimed MSR5993, which is still an awesome pair, though the SR9 is priced significantly higher and has souped-up specs to match.
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PC gaming has grown to be a pretty wide niche of people with some far-flung similarities and differences, one thing they all share are souped-up rigs that rely on beefy GPUs.
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With a little luck, you'll emerge from the experience of swimming in a toilet with nerves of steel, a souped-up immune system, and a deep appreciation for the wonders of modern sanitation.
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This latest version advances things further, with a 21555407-inch model, up to 21555408 hours of battery life and further souped up processing, courtesy of 21555409th-gen Intel dual- and quad-core processors.
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It comes loaded with extra gaming and multimedia muscle, and the CPU is optimized for power management, even when the the souped-up HD 133 Iris graphics card is firing on all cylinders.
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With the show celebrating both its 100th episode and welcoming its 100th queen into the competition, it's only natural every detail from the workroom to the runway would be souped-up this season.
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The technique, known as cell therapy, gives each patient an individualized and souped-up version of their own immune system, one that "works better than nature made it," as Dr. June puts it.
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But there is something novel about the fact that the governing party in America is building its agenda extemporaneously, with all the civic mindedness of a juvenile delinquent in a souped-up truck.
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Six years and innumerable hired-and-fired screenwriters later came Alien 3, a bleak meditation on death and nihilism that couldn't be much further from Cameron's souped-up crowd-pleaser if it tried.
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I'm not a hardware modder, but I still know a gorgeously neat job when I see one—like this souped-up gaming rig cleverly concealed inside the casing of a 1995 IBM Aptiva.
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Highlights include two souped-up versions of the 501s — one with a red patent leather back pocket, another in a wide-leg flare cut — a boiler suit and a fringed leather trucker jacket.
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As corporate giants like Ford, G.M. and Waymo struggle to get their self-driving cars on the road, a team of researchers in China is rethinking autonomous transportation using a souped-up bicycle.
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The real-life Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were thieves and criminals who captured national attention in the early 1930s, the press telling breathless (and sometimes souped-up) stories of their swaggering exploits.
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My favorite discovery was a suite of colorful bar graphs charting women's labor productivity, souped up with photocollages of climbing high-rises and satisfied workers: a rather more inventive kind of data journalism.
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A souped up Prius took him from San Francisco to New York, mostly on the Interstate 80, using his newest proprietary self-driving vehicle software, Copilot, the upcoming product from his new company, Pronto.
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There's also a fingerprint scanner and USB Type-C port onboard, along with some souped up processing power with seventh-gen Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, coupled with up to 16GB of RAM.
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An additional $50 will get users the base-level G4 Plus that same day, featuring many of the same specs, along with a souped up 16-megapixel rear-facing camera and a fingerprint reader.
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If you live in a small house or apartment (think 1000 square feet or less) and you use a lot of internet, than your $200 is better spent on a traditional souped up router.
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Located on a quiet block in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Kai Avent-deLeon's concept shop carries cutting-edge emerging designers alongside mint-condition vintage pieces, sculptural jewelry, and the shop's own line of souped-up basics.
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In June DARPA reported that polycopters souped up by the FLA programme were able to slalom through woodlands, swerve around obstacles in a hangar and report back to their starting-point, all by themselves.
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Microsoft's idea is basically a laptop that you can detach from its keyboard, like the Surface, and Apple's vision is a souped-up mobile operating system attached to a keyboard, like an iPad Pro.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)This week Google announced Stadia, a gaming service that runs from the cloud rather than a console in your living room or a souped-up gaming rig in your study.
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Some of his friends called him Mad — apparently a reference to his first name, not his demeanor — and he was known for an obsession with souped-up Honda Civics that he liked to race.
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Bugatti is building 22021 example of a souped-up version of its Chiron model — the Chiron Super Sport 300+, a version of which recently became the world's fastest production car, cracking the 300mph barrier.
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In Lost Highway, they're a souped-up ride that a mob boss uses to ram a tailgating dickhead off the road before offering a violent lesson on the importance of consulting the user's manual.
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"We party when the sun goes low/Imminent annihilation is so dope," she chirps in "My Name Is Dark," a souped-up neo-grunge rocker she released to preview "Miss Anthropocene," her fifth album.
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That has boosted the popularity of places like Topgolf, a souped up driving range that offers food, drinks and other activities and operates 33 locations internationally, with 16 more in various stages of development.
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The first sign of how bad Mr. Trump would be on reproductive health came three days after he was sworn in, when he signed a new, souped-up version of the global gag rule.
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The Note 9 also has the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip, more RAM (6GB or 8GB), a ridiculous amount of storage (128GB or 512GB), and a souped-up S Pen that's now a remote.
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The patent doesn't describe the technology as a self-driving car, but rather, compares it to a souped-up version of parking sensors blind-spot detection systems that are already commonplace in cars today.
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It's a souped-up version of what we do with preschoolers: We teach them to identify their feelings — "I'm mad" or "I'm sad" — which is the first step toward learning how to manage them.
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Players maneuvered a pair of paddles back and forth on each side of the table, while motors and magnets allowed the puck to bounce between each side like a souped-up version of air hockey.
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The software is now souped up to show off the capabilities of the new Mac Pro, with improved responsiveness and a huge increase in the amount of tracks it can support in a project file.
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Flash forward to last fall when Instant Pot Mania was in full swing and I put the company's Ultra cooker (a souped up version of their classic Duo) at the top of my Christmas list.
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Lenovo Made a Souped Up Oculus Go That's Missing Just One Key FeaturePhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Less than a week has passed since the first standalone VR headset was released, and already we have another.
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Whether in PCs or in servers (souped-up computers in data centres), one kind of microprocessor, known as a "central processing unit" (CPU), could deal with most "workloads", as classes of computing tasks are called.
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Only this time, the other phones are the ones with juicier specs, whether it's the Black Shark 2 and its souped-up cooling system or the Razer Phone 2 and its extra buttery 27Hz screen.
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In preparation for the launch, the company seeded souped up versions of the notebook with a diverse array of creative professionals, who happily discussed the ways in which the new specs have improved their workflows.
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If the name sounds familiar, that's because it is: The brand has long carried a pinkish Strobe Cream, which became an instant cult classic years ago for its pearlescent pigments and souped-up antioxidant formula.
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To do that, SpaceX plans on launching their Red Dragons with the Falcon Heavy rocket—an ultra souped-up version of the Falcon 9 rocket that we saw land on a barge earlier this month.
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Sometimes it's about looking more broadly, not about zeroing in And here lies the big problem with Marsh's claim, and the souped-up coverage from eager arts journalists keen to make a meal of it.
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For the Los Angeles Dodgers, baseball's version of a souped-up SUV, an early deficit and flirtation with being no-hit were speed bumps Saturday to be cruised over with nary a seat-shaking rattle.
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XCOM 2 is a tremendous game, building on the success of its 2012 predecessor with new strategic tools, a souped up army management game and an assortment of new alien threats to wage war against.
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"It's a souped-up response that may seem disproportionate but is helpful in terms of minimizing risk," says Robert Muggah, research director at the Igarapé Institute, a security and development think tank based in Rio.
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Built around a 10-layer PCB for better signaling and featuring specially selected parts for better overclocking, the Corsair Vengeance LED DDR4 RAM is designed to sit alongside Intel's latest generation of souped-up CPUs.
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The TomTom Adventurer, meanwhile [above], is essentially a souped up version of the Spark 3 that includes some key hardware additions like a barometer, compass and a heart rate monitor, along with an extended battery.
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An underground nuclear detonation in January, claimed by the regime to be an H-bomb (but more likely a souped-up A-bomb), has been followed by tests of the technologies behind nuclear-armed missiles.
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The plan is vague, but ideally this would be a souped-up version of the regime that exists in the United Kingdom, though run and owned by an independent body rather than the Chinese group.
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Bottura's goal with his souped-up soup kitchens is similar to his approach at Osteria Francescana, where he strives to keep his employees thinking expansively through exposure to music, art and even elegant home décor.
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Another is a souped-up version of its Apple News app, which will offer a new paid tier that gives readers access to articles from participating magazines and news outlets that otherwise require a subscription.
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Two (or four) Notes: Samsung is rumored to have two models of Note 10 this year: a smaller 6.3-inch Note 10, and a souped-up Note 10 Plus with a massive 6.8-inch display.
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When I started, everything was dependent on processed film, which meant having to bring film, a darkroom kit including enlarging and print making equipment, and a transmitter (very much like a souped up fax machine).
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He had bought ostrich and python jackets and luxury cars, and had souped up his Hamptons mansion with elaborate flowerbeds, home renovations and karaoke sets because of his secret Ukrainian stream of cash, witnesses testified.
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From a souped-up Clarisonic kit to every VSCO girl's favorite Mario Badescu spray and T3's interchangeable curling wand (a dream for party season), find the best beauty gifts Amazon has to offer, ahead.
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Still, our souped-up XPS 13 did stream movies for nine and a half hours when the brightness was set to just 200 nits, and an average of 10 hours when used as my daily laptop.
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When smaller machines emerged in the 1980s and 1990s, it became more spread out: applications were accessed by personal computers, but lived in souped-up PCs in corporate data centres (something called a "client-server" system).
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Well, apparently you'd get quests that task you with landing no-scope kills and the music would be a souped-up version of the Legend of Zelda soundtrack, according to CS:GO player and YouTuber Clicky Crisp.
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But a group of LA-based designers and engineers are taking the idea of an exploration vehicle away from the traditional Winnebago-type RV and to a kind of souped-up ultimate vacation truck: the KiraVan.
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For a few dedicated motor sport lovers, Sunday marked the start of the British lawnmower racing season, in which participants drive laps around a track in slightly souped-up sit-down mowers with the blades removed.
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The name, the price, and the look are all still a mystery, but we do know one thing about Microsoft's souped-up 4K Xbox with the cool "Project Scorpio" codename: It's a beast of a machine.
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In short, Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D is essentially a souped-up training aid that was leveraged from the "best technology from the video game industry to drive extreme affordability and innovation in the defense industry," Breed explained.
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Now Ford is rumored to be answering with a more-powerful 2018 Ford Mustang, and talk of a souped-up Shelby GT500 Mustang that makes 750 horsepower possibly followed by another storied-Mustang variant, the Mach 1.
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They wear absurd leather outfits and travel in a fleet of souped-up vehicles, but though Daybreak is the first to acknowledge that they're Mad Max wannabes, that doesn't make the cribbing feel any less one-note.
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If you haven't already soaked up the leaks about it, the new LG V50 introduced today is a souped-up V40 with the new Snapdragon 855 processor, improved cooling, bigger battery, and the futuristic addition of 5G.
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Channeling a souped-up version of ex-Flint Mayor Dayne Walling, Snyder promised to drink and cook with the water for a month, returning to Flint every week for an, ahem, fresh supply of the wet stuff.
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Other rumored specs and features for the S83 include a dock that turns the phone into a desktop device, a souped-up digital assistant named Bixby, and a bigger version of the handset called the S8 Plus.
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Reddit's new apps look like souped-up versions of Alien Blue, with design tweaks and iconography that make the experience feel less like a stripped-down version of the desktop site and more like a unique destination.
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He's altogether unlike what I'd expected from a modern-day gladiator, but my notions, admittedly, are informed primarily by the show American Gladiator, where souped-up contestants in Lycra pummel one another through various obstacles of foam.
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According to the post he shared on Instagram, Johnson says the evolution of the tattoo is a reflection of his "own personal history," and explains what every part of this new, souped-up bull means to him.
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Now, sales engineer Huxley Dunsany is using the 30-year-old computer (which he souped up with more RAM and a modern solid state drive) to serve up a website to visitors over the modern internet. Rhyal.
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We're 39 years on from the film, but now, 2001 Odyssey is being revived and souped up as 3001: Odyssey, a three-week pop-up club in Brooklyn, organized by the New York DIY promoter extraordinaires RINSED.
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Now Pandora has signed its Warner deal, so it can go ahead and start letting some of its users try out Pandora Plus — a souped-up, ad-free version of its ad-supported free web radio service.
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Authorities on Tuesday provided a detailed timeline of the shooting in which 24-year-old Connor Betts used a souped-up assault rifle to fire 41 shots in about 20143 seconds, killing his sister and eight others.
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Had he offered a souped-up "Twelfth Night," set in the hot-rod capital of Illyria, with Dwayne Johnson as Malvolio and Vin Diesel as Sir Toby Belch, I would have been the first to line up.
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Once disconnected from the rest of the bridge, the central span will be lowered in three sections to barges using a system of powerful "strand jacks" — enormously souped-up versions of the homespun car jack — and cables.
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PARELES Chris Martin and Co.'s last smash was the 2017 track "Something Just Like This," a souped-up synth-heavy collaboration with the Chainsmokers that Tina Turner loves (even if she refuses to acknowledge the Chainsmokers' contribution).
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It supports the new gesture navigations introduced with the iPhone X. Inside, the new iPad Pro has a souped-up A210.5X Bionic chip that Apple says makes the iPad 12.93 percent faster overall with "212.9,2100 times" faster graphics.
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Though the Boring Company has suggested crème brûlée as a natural use for its souped-up propane torch, I am not an especially sophisticated cook, I don't own ramekins, and I have never successfully executed a water bath.
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Notosuchians were fierce predators that ranged all over Gondwana during the last half of the Mesozoic Era, but the new findings demonstrate that none of these souped-up crocs were quite as formidable as the monster from Madagascar.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 7,000 The number of jobs Deutsche Bank is cutting as the German bank overhauls its investment banking business AND FINALLY ... Souped up What happens when you put a real engine in a Power Wheels Barbie Mustang?
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The company really souped-up the specs of the latest Macbook Pro model, the one that debuted in 2016 with the controversial butterfly keyboard, 4 sole USB-C ports, and Touch Bar in place of the function keys.
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Amazon has yet again added to its brigade of streaming devices: A new 13K Fire TV sound bar called the Nebula and a souped-up version of the original Fire TV Cube are both available for pre-order.
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It doesn't match up with the KingFish's maintenance price of $11,000, or the StingRay II maintenance bill of $22,000, suggesting that it may be a StingRay II with fewer components, or a KingFish that has been souped up.
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The highest-energy cosmic ray particle ever recorded, called the "Oh-My-God" particle, was some 2 million times more energetic than the most souped-up proton propelled by the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful particle accelerator.
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A snappy multitoolCost$221LikeEasy to open, pleasure to useNo LikeSpendy for a souped up set of pliersAfter spending a few weeks with it, I will admit that the new $193 Leatherman Free P219 is a marvel of a gadget.
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Kevin's wreck shook Dr. Phil ... he showed us his classic, souped-up 1957 Chevy, which is equipped with lap belts but no safety harnesses, and he's now thinking about installing the harnesses and also plans to inquire about airbags.
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Taking things up a notch, the Mi Note 2 comes with a 33GB storage variant running on 6GB of RAM — similar to a souped up Note7 that was rumoured, but never came to fruition before Samsung declared it dead.
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After working in Rome under Karl Lagerfeld at Fendi, Vaccarello established his own label in 2009, gaining attention for souped-up short-and-sexy dresses in the body-contouring mold of Azzedine Alaïa as well as that of Ford.
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Yet it's that same souped up chip, coupled with a generous extra helping of on-board memory, that makes the One X capable of performing more than four times the number of calculations per second than the original Xbox One.
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Just a year after DeepMind's AlphaGo became the first artificial intelligence to defeat a grandmaster at the game of Go, a souped-up version of the program, dubbed AlphaGo Zero, taught itself how to dominate the ancient board game from scratch.
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Crafts's wordless manifesto packs a lot of emotion into six minutes: from the first plucks of Laraaji's harp-centric score, Glass Gardens is a sad-eyed reflection on the future that faces a society stuck in the interminably souped-up present.
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In an adorable new promo for ABC's The Muppets, which was exclusively debuted by Entertainment Weekly, 60 of the iconic characters reunite to promote their show-within-a-show with a souped-up version of the series's original 1970s theme song.
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The fact that Kevin's driving at all should be a little worrying, but driving another souped-up oldie like this might as well be a death wish, considering what he just went through about a month ago with the crash.
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"We had this pretty cool souped-up Lexus that we got to drive which has all sorts of gadgets and the ability to ... fly across water and fly up walls and all sorts of things," Hemsworth told reporters on Thursday.
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That is when a souped-up, toxic variety of the securitized mortgages that Mr. Fink helped design years earlier at First Boston imploded — setting off a chain of bank failures and the deepest global economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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The n-Queen's Completion Puzzle is one such problem, and researchers at The University of St. Andrews believe it will take thousands of years for artificial intelligence to solve a souped-up version of the problem on a 22100x1000 square board.
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Our freckled, sportswear-clad hero roams around the San Andreas landscape, shooting bazookas at cops off moving trains and smashing souped-up, trance-blasting convertibles into mountains, musing on friendship and loss and wondering where his friends could have gone.
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While supplies last, Theragun is marking down their three "percussive therapy devices" with savings of up to $150 off; if you need a role call, there's the entry-level (but still powerful) Liv, signature G3, and the souped-up G3PRO.
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He was driven around in an elaborately souped-up Cadillac Escalade the color of freshly beaten mayonnaise, with an elevated thronelike command bench in the back that would be the envy of any rapper or oligarch but seemed to mortify him.
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Gork and his fellow cadets may snort "firebolts" and belch "firestreams," but they also pilot sentient spacecraft, wear capes and wield "powerstaffs": souped-up scepter/smartphones packed with gadgets like teleporters and lasers that would make Wile E. Coyote drool.
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"Amid the dancing raisins and souped-up cars, a mother speaking fundamental and powerful truths about her experience and her son's loss will draw an awful lot of attention," Howard Wolfson, a top adviser to Bloomberg, said in an interview.
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The souped-up edition, which was screened at the New York Film Festival, is a fascinating failed experiment, an attempt to bring Billy's drama to life with unprecedented immediacy that falls into an uncanny valley between cinema and virtual reality.
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Inside it is a souped-up Raspberry Pi—a tiny, inexpensive computer, which was originally intended for use in schools and developing countries but is so powerful that it has been adopted, all over the world, for myriad other uses.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Samsung is betting on a souped-up camera and enhanced 5G capabilities — as well as a new flip phone — to fend off its competition for the global smartphone crown and convince users to upgrade their devices.
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Maybe it's the souped-up hormones—or the fact that high school provides some of the most intense social situations we face in our lives—that make teenage adolescence a crucial moment for shaping who you'll be in the future.
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Nostalgia really needs a 'your results may vary' warning, because my trip down memory lane with the Super Nt, a souped up $83 SNES clone that works on modern HD TVs, instead reminded me how much I still love 16-bit gaming.
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You might be better off doing your work on a Windows desktop, or trying your luck with with a hackintosh, but if a souped-up MacBook Pro is truly what you need, it does seem like the age of the eGPU has arrived.
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But the threat extends beyond the data directly associated with your souped-up pleasure product: it's possible that a sex toy company's shoddy security could compromise much more than just some info about how fast and hard you like your fuck toys.
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A disgraced former Los Angeles County sheriff is thrown to his death while trying to stop a robbery at the home of his son, an F.B.I. agent — then brought back to life as a souped-up version of himself by tech-billionaire twins.
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Facing a potential new competitor, Airbus plans a pincer move, using derivatives of two existing models: the A24neo and its souped-up sister versions - the A2000LR and the proposed A25XLR - at the lower end and an upgraded A2000 at the top end.
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Facing a potential new competitor, Airbus plans a defensive pincer move with derivatives of two existing models: the A321neo and its souped-up sister versions - the A321LR and the proposed A321XLR - at the lower end and an upgraded A33 at the top end.
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And, of course, there are beans to simmer, always, as if this was what we've always done on weekdays in advance of supper: baked in the Boston manner; souped up in the Cuban one; braised with milk and garlic to approximate Nirvana.
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This might be the day to make Kay Chun's recipe for vegetable paella with chorizo (above), but I've been cooking on a pellet grill recently, essentially a souped-up electric smoker that burns hardwood sawdust kibble, and it's occupying all my thoughts.
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Aycock and his fellow hunters are spending days and nights slowly creeping across the webs of levees that span the Everglades by foot, bicycle and souped-up SUV looking for the glint of an eye or the shine of brown and black scales.
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Despite the presence of Emmy winner Elisabeth Moss ("The Handmaid's Tale") as the ex-girlfriend he gaslights — and the imprimatur of Blumhouse Productions ("Get Out") — this looks like a dispiritingly standard-issue woman-in-jeopardy flick, albeit with souped-up special effects.
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While Sevens might have the look of a high octane, souped-up version of the 15-man game purpose-built for the era of the attention deficient, its origins go back to 1883 and it has a history and culture all of its own.
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Beyond dealing with post-shopping situations, the souped-up Service can help you resolve airport nightmares with (slightly) less drama: The Protect function will automatically scour your email, once you've linked it up, for compensation you could be getting for flight delays or cancellations.
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There is a different but similar care given to the souped-up bicycle that is Miguel Luciano's "Run-a-Bout" (2017), a customized Schwinn with a ridiculously high seat that has a machete hanging from it and a chamber orchestra of horns on the front.
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But Sony makes up for this by making the camera lightweight (it's just two-thirds of a pound), so while there are those who might think the RX2100 VI is a super miniature mirrorless camera, it still is just a souped-up point-and-shoot.
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Basically, this is an imaginative exercise, in which we stuff Curry into Doc Emmett's souped-up DeLorean, set the controls for a previous basketball era—say, the 1960s NBA—and ask a simple question: how would the Golden State guard and reigning league MVP fare?
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Image: SamsungCES is less than two weeks away and with it will come a whole slew of announcements about the TVs your living room will covet in 2019, but Samsung has made one announcement early that reads like a souped up version of Chromecast.
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Carl Sagan, on the other hand, was a ruthless killer who preferred to get up in the mandibles of the aliens he murdered, slicing up anyone that came close with a glowing electric machete, and blasting away anything else with a souped-up shotgun.
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Ahead of this week's New York International Auto Show, Ford, Shelby, and Hertz have announced the Mustang Shelby GT-H, basically a souped-up Mustang GT — complete with the 5-liter V-8 — that you can rent just like you would any other rental car.
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The iPhone 7 Plus, which ditched the headphone jack and featured a souped-up dual camera, is being closely tracked as a precursor to the next iPhone, expected to hit in the autumn and potentially feature major upgrades like wireless charging and 3-D sensing.
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Yukai Engineering is the maker of Qoobo ($149), a souped-up, purring pillow that is supposed to look like a cat in repose, with its round fluffy body in "husky gray" or "French brown," and a tail that wags responsively, like a metronome gone berserk.
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For others like Anthony, a member of a large, invite-only BitTorrent music site who owns a refurbished 240GB model, the appeal of these refurbished, souped-up iPods is clear to diehard music fans who are unwilling to outsource their listening habits to the cloud.
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It'll function as a security system as well as a souped-up version of Google's Home Hub, which allows you to control all your devices (as well as lights, temperature and whatever else you can connect) without leaving the couch — or even being at home.
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"Here was a guy being shipped off, and instead of writing about a girlfriend or a souped-up auto or the bar where he went to drink, he mentioned a city," said Mr. Beltrone, who has lived in Keswick, Va., near Charlottesville, since the 19673s.
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But their protestations usually run into one stubborn fact: The president really does watch and absorb copious amounts of cable news, whether in the bank of screens near the Oval Office or via the souped-up DVR he uses in the White House residence.
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You expect souped-up Americana from Junya Watanabe, whose explorations of elements of United States work wear — and his collaborations with the companies behind much of it — have helped to define "ametora," a carryall Japanese slang term for American traditional style mimicked, collected and perfected.
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According to Road and Track, the Mustang GT helped invent the modern cinema car chase with its appearance in the 22019 Steve McQueen film "Bullitt," and to commemorate the film's 250th anniversary, Ford recently revealed a souped-up 210 special edition called the Mustang Bullitt.
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The idea that social media is an edited, souped up version of daily life is not a new concept, but it's a point Donon, who's approaching 70k followers, harped on when we flew across the pond to shoot the 33-year old in her Paris apartment.
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These missions will consist of a Falcon Heavy rocket—a souped-up version of the Falcon 9, which SpaceX plans to debut next year—and a Dragon-2 robotic capsule, whose technology builds off the human-rated Dragon capsule SpaceX is developing under NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
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A Tesla spokesperson said the company's previous response to the crash still stood, which noted that Autopilot — a semi-autonomous system that works like a souped up cruise control — requires constant vigilance and is not meant to take over driving responsibilities while drivers focus on other chores.
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The Vive Focus Plus maintains a lot of the system specs of the previous generation, but taps some souped-up "visuals" and an interesting new controller tracking system that relies on ultrasonic feedback rather than camera-based optical tracking to locate the controllers in 3D space.
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Editorial A friend of ours was less than impressed by the news this week that New York's subwaymeisters plan to phase out the MetroCard in favor of a souped-up payment method that involves waving cellphones or bank cards at station turnstiles and bus fare boxes.
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Her music creates the impression that "Day of the Soldado" is a dark, high-stakes thriller, much as the bulked-up military hardware and souped-up operational jargon make it look like a war movie and the border backdrop gives it a sheen of sour topicality.
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For a souped-up model, Asus' ROG Zephyrus S gaming laptop (2120-inch IPS FHD display with 144Hz refresh rate, Intel's Core i7-9750H CPU, and Nvidia's RTX 2070, all other specs are similar to the model above) is $1,499, $43 off of its usual price.
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While initial assessments indicated it was a souped up version of the rocket North Korea tested in July, video and photo analysis revealed that it was instead a brand new, bigger, more capable rocket altogether, theoretically capable of landing a nuclear warhead anywhere in the continental United States.
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According to the filing, "the container includes a lid portion that is coupled to the base portion through a hinged connection such that the entire container is singularly constructed from a single piece of material," which pretty much sounds like a souped-up description of an average pizza box.
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Beginning with a fourth underground nuclear detonation in January (claimed by the regime to be an H-bomb, but more likely a souped-up A-bomb) followed by a number of tests of the technologies behind nuclear-armed missiles, Pyongyang carried out a fifth nuclear explosion on September 9th.
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Some of the world's richest people prefer classic collectors' items like diamond-encrusted Rolex watches and souped-up sports cars; Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has funded teams that have collected rockets off of the ocean floor; and Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell prefers vintage photographs, Business Insider previously reported.
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MARLEY By Jon Clinch "A Christmas Carol," despite the multitudinous saccharine versions souped up on stage and screen every festive season, is a pretty damn scary thing, but Jon Clinch's prequel to it is black as hell, outstripping even Dickens's remorseless and painful probings of his protagonist's soul.
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Her work feels especially timely at a moment when race relations in the US are reaching an all-time low even as the discourse around them — fanned by the souped-up circulation of images, false stories, and inflammatory language on social media — soars to an ever-more-fevered pitch.
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We go live to Gortat showing off the typical Polish vehicle of leisure, a souped-up part riding mower, part ATV, part civilian tank, best loved for the mileage it gets traversing rugged hills and ostensibly allowing its rider a moment of triumph wrapped in, I want to say, terror.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIntel and AMD might be fierce competitors for decades more, but that hasn't stopped the two chip makers from teaming up to create a new mobile CPU with souped-up integrated GPU that will soon be found in gaming and professional laptops from many major computer makers.
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Though its production values have been souped up since I saw it in August, the show's current incarnation — which features the same cast and is again directed by Stephen Brackett — remains a festival of klutziness that you could imagine being put together in the bedrooms and basements of young YouTubers.
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AMC's martial arts drama about warring feudal barons in a post-apocalyptic America couldn't be accused of striving for prestige status; the show's over-the-top sensibility of elaborate costuming, souped-up Mad Max-esque vehicles, and an inability to slow down for longer than a single scene wouldn't allow it.
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This isn't to say that Nene is somehow more valuable to the Rockets than Harden, but it does serve as a quick reminder that the Brazilian veteran is no ordinary reserve, especially in a souped-up offensive system that has—somewhat surprisingly—managed to squeeze the very best from his fading skills.
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Trump pushed his first White House counsel to come up with a "souped up NDA" that would bar White House staffers from dishing on him and his family, but former White House counsel Don McGahn pushed back, warning Trump that the agreement would not be enforceable, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Three-quarters of revenue comes from the sales of PC accessories like gaming mice, souped up keyboards, specialist headphones and more, but the firm branched into PC devices with the Razer Blade, a high-performance laptop dedicated to portable gaming that costs more than US$2,000, and it bought audio-visual brand THX in 2016.
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In the city's center, one needs venture no further than to the main drag, Nevsky Prospekt, a two-way, eight-lane version of Fifth Avenue, to see the fast and the furious, Russian-style: Retuned Nissans, souped-up Renaults and the occasional modified BMW race up and down, blatting, growling and burping an automotive symphony.
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The $35,000 Tesla Model 3 has arrived — but it comes with a price The Model S has the same entry-level price at $79,63, but the price bump to go from the Standard Range to more souped-up versions is a lot more accessible, with some huge price drops on the Long Range and Performance models.
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It has Hugh Keays-Byrne as Immortan Joe, a tyrant who scorches a death's-head insignia into the people he owns; Tom Hardy as Max, a "blood bag" kept alive for transfusions; and Charlize Theron as Imperator Furiosa, a rebel with a prosthetic arm and a souped-up truck full of the women Joe keeps for breeding.
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What's unfortunate is that at this point consumers who have dropped the cash on a souped-up PC and headset are kind of being held hostage because without purchasing the Touch controllers, it's likely that they'll be boxed out from some of the most premium content coming to the VR platform that they were so early to support.
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Fuqua has made a proper Western with all the flourishes Given Fuqua's action-heavy filmography, it would be easy to assume this would be a souped-up, modern take on the genre, but it's clear early on that the filmmaker is interested in making a proper Western, with all of the stylistic and genre flourishes that entails.
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Announced two months ago at an event in New York, the souped up version of Sony's console has been designed with 4K and high dynamic range gaming in mind, featuring amped up specs, including an eight-core x86-64 AMD Jaguar CPU, a GPU offering double the power of the earlier PS7 and a 1TB hard drive.
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This potentially deadly duo of souped-up GPUs take aim at NVIDIA's Pascal series, namely the GTX 1080, 1080Ti and even directly, to the more recently announced Titan Xp. Here are the nerdy details: the Vega features 64 compute units, an estimated 12.5 teraflops of single precision processing power, 16GB bandwidth cache and 8K display support.
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It has Hugh Keays-Byrne as Immortan Joe, a tyrant who scorches a death's-head insignia onto the people he owns; Tom Hardy as Max, a "blood bag" kept alive for transfusions; and Charlize Theron as Imperator Furiosa, a rebel with a prosthetic arm and a souped-up truck full of the women Joe keeps for breeding.
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In the simplest terms, Scorpio's souped up hardware should result in more consistent frame rates across all games — including backwards compatible Xbox 360 titles — as well as faster load times, an end to screen tearing, improved texture filtering (to make everything look smoother), and some manner of 4K support — either native or upscaled — in new games.
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David Pokora, a bespectacled University of Toronto senior with scraggly blond hair down to his shoulders, needed to travel south to fetch a bumper that he'd bought for his souped-up Volkswagen Golf R. The American seller had balked at shipping to Canada, so Pokora arranged to have the part sent to a buddy, Justin May, who lived in Wilmington.
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The three gadgets are a modified OnePlus smartphone, called the Eon, that's like a souped-up dashcam; a dongle already for sale called the Panda, that allows external electronics to interface with a vehicle's computer system; and the Giraffe, which enables Hotz to issue commands to the car via software by connecting to a vehicle's CAN (controlled area network) bus.
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The company's first department-store outpost coincides with some major upgrades to Rent The Runway's app, debuting tomorrow, which has souped-up personal stylist and assistant-type features: texting with a stylist while you're in the dressing room, asking for certain pieces to be set aside for you before arriving, or requesting an Uber to whisk your dress to you.
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If you want the absolute best visual fidelity from your games, you won't get it with anything other than a souped-up gaming PC. Black Friday is one of the best opportunities of the year to save on PC components, either for building your PC from scratch, or upgrading a few long-in-the-tooth parts that have seen better days.
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It's easy to forget this in light of Switch's early success, but it's worth remembering: no one bought a Wii U. I don't mean nobody, but in the grand scheme of things, nobody bought a Wii U. It helps explain how a souped up (but still excellent) port of Mario Kart 23 broke a franchise record last week, selling 24,28 copies in a single day.
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Full Specsa 4K LED display with a 60 Hz (120 Hz effective) refresh ratea 1.1 GHz quad-core processor3GB of memory16GB of internal storageBluetooth 4.1dual-band wi-fian SD card inputfour HDMI 2.0 portstwo USB ports (one USB 2.0, one USB 3.0)an ethernet portone optical audio output porta refreshingly minimal voice-activated remotea souped-up Amazon Fire TV operating systemREAD MEA solid display at a refreshingly affordable price.
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It accomplished its task ten years ago when it taught us that laptops could be powerful and light, but it weighs the same as a souped up MacBook Pro, and weighs more than the more powerful MacBook—the true successor to the Air and a laptop that will only get better as low powered processors get faster (hopefully its price will get lower too, as $1300 for a m3 processor is never, ever reasonable).
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At a time when many VR startups are still trying to live up to the sky-high expectations that films like Ready Player One have set, TheWaveVR remains one of the few that takes on those expectations and still manages to dazzle, delivering an experience that feels distinctly futuristic while drenching users in souped-up visuals that intertwine the emotion and connectedness of social VR with music that's actively being created within the app.
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Bach employed the first movement from the First "Brandenburg" — doubtless on account of its riotously flamboyant horn parts — as the Sinfonia for "False world, I do not trust you" (BWV 52); and he arranged a souped-up version of the first movement from the Third Concerto — with its triadic trinity of three violins, three violas and three cellos — as the Sinfonia for "I love [God] the most high with all my mind" (BWV 174).
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This George Miller reboot landed on a lot of "best of" lists last year, and it's easy to see why: It has Hugh Keays-Byrne as Immortan Joe, a tyrannical C.E.O. who scorches a death's-head insignia into the people he owns; Tom Hardy as Max, now a "blood bag" kept alive for transfusions; and Charlize Theron as Imperator Furiosa, a rebel with glazed eyes, a prosthetic arm and a souped-up truck full of the women Joe keeps for breeding.
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" Rounding out the MIT list are: the development of new nuclear energy reactor designs that will make nuclear power "safer and cheaper"; a blood test that can predict if a baby is likely to be born prematurely and thereby increase chance of survival; a pill-sized probe that can be swallowed to take detailed pictures of the gut without anesthesia; and souped-up artificial intelligence assistants with which you can have a conversation and that can "deal with daily minutiae like taking meeting notes, finding information, or shopping online.
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