There's more space out there than the mind can handle.
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"There is a space out there for this," she said.
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And like everyone else, Apple is finally figuring this space out.
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Go ahead and space out while RLYR gently scrambles your circuits.
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There is inarguably plenty of space out there to do so.
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Timers are often added to space out the execution of the malware.
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I'm not in my space out on stage doing my own music.
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They were literally carried from the space out to a separate area.
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You could boogie to it but you could also space out entirely.
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When thunderstorms threaten, they space out the takeoffs and landings even more.
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Take a look above, and maybe find some mountains to space out amongst?
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The report recommended that Oklahoma space out executions by at least seven days.
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"It was tough to find space out there," Lightning forward Brian Boyle said.
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To be sure, Uber and Lyft could decide to space out their IPOs.
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We were also able to space out the stripes more evenly that way.
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The delay also helps to space out the release of new Star Wars films.
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Initially, Franklin had plans to rent the space out to a San Francisco fan.
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"We did a lot to space out the hearings," one Democratic Senate aide said.
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After all, they happen up there in outer space—out of sight, out of mind.
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But there's one fundamental space out of which it has yet to take a bite.
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It's one of the last places in this city where I can actually space out.
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They hope to space out the procedures to improve the form and function of his face.
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It's unclear if Eno and Chilvers plan on taking Bloom Open Space out on the road.
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Amazon has also removed some chairs from canteens and break rooms to further space out workers.
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The closures have also allowed it to space out the number of lanes that are operational.
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This is a great way for families to space out payments without accruing interest, she said.
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Making sure that you space out the offerings, and you incorporate it with the theme park experience?
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I'd be focused and in tune with the world and then, la di da, I'd space out.
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The closures have also allowed the agency to space out the number of lanes that are operational.
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In 2016, a penthouse construction project pushed Artists Space out of its last home on Greene Street.
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She even reached out to help me get a realtor to find a space out here to live.
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" Yeung responded, "Sometimes I just wanted to use blank photos to space out the photos on my profile.
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Thompson and his longtime studiomates moved their shared work space out of the Russell a few years ago.
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When I come to check the space out, the atmosphere is at odds with the building's bleak history.
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Cue up "Virgin River" on Netflix after, and space out for a couple of hours on the couch.
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"Do something that gets you out of your mind, out of your space, out in nature," MacLeamy says.
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In some countries parents worry about several vaccines being given at the same time, so they space out jabs.
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This round of funding effectively positions MariaDB as one of the stronger players in this space out of Europe.
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It also helps to space out items on open shelves and use them for display as well as storage.
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Only 1503-odd people have made the cut to be sent to space, out of thousands of worthy candidates.
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I try to space out the works of my favorite authors to ensure I always have something to savor.
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Last year, there was an international Space Out Competition held in Beijing, which had roughly 80 chilled-out contestants.
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I run quickly down to the food court and try to space out eating over the rest of my shift.
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Consider how you'll be able to space out the pieces, and how you want viewers to move about the exhibit.
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It's important to stay strong and believe in your own message and craft and carve that space out for yourself.
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You can space out at lunch today watching our food videos on Facebook; see if another one doesn't present itself.
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And in that state, I'd like to believe, a parent can occasionally space out with the help of their phone.
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If you do space out and realize you left your partner hanging, send a text apologizing or simply explaining what happened.
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They space out and vary ways in which children practise things, cognitive science having shown that this aids long-term retention.
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They also space out appointments and seat donors six feet apart in the waiting room in order to practice social distancing.
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These bodies in space, out of place, engaging in the unexpected to advance a positive idea, sent a message with meaning.
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Commanders will space out the review to avoid hampering operations, like the war games in South Korea that started on Monday.
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"I'm not too keen on ripping space out of the Air Force and creating a space corps," Nelson said in March.
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Once the facility is ready, the company will rent space out for the huge servers that crypto-miners use to make bank.
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"About 10 years ago I created the first booth as rehearsal space out of my own need as a saxophonist," said Jungbauer.
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But I also try to space out the more political or dickish ones, because some people will take that stuff too seriously.
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If it&aposs the latter, it probably makes more sense to just lease the space out to a typical flex office operator.
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For the sake of maintaining an aerodynamic profile, Ford shaved just about as much space out of the interior as they could.
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You've put on a great Thanksgiving (or have eaten your way through one), so now it's time to relax and space out.
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I tried to space out the themers as much as possible so the crossing down entries wouldn't intersect more than two themers.
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"Conceptually, there is much more space out in the Dogpatch — space to think and breathe in this ever-encroaching city," he says.
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If all goes well, this rocket will hold the record for most trips to space out of any other New Shepard vehicle.
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They still plan to space out their children's shots, but they thanked her for putting out information backed by solid science, she said.
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Again, the virtual desktop facility in macOS lets you space out applications and windows but not shortcuts and files stored on the desktop.
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"I consider it pretty valuable, the sense of space out here," says Lloyd Forman, who works on his father's ranch outside the town.
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Therefore, on quarterly reports, several companies either don't break space out as a separate business unit or include it within its aerospace business.
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If you're worried about putting that much on a card, you can space out the four applications over a period of a year.
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This latest space-out is a bridge too far for the attractive woman, who is now not receptive at all to his presence.
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Crockett seems to be creating a landscape space out of opaque symbols, which is a testament to the rigorousness of her pictorial imagination.
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The longer life expectancy for children born today means that we can chart new routes to adulthood that space out opportunities in different ways.
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I jump back and forth between my desktop inside, where the computer-driven part of my process is, and this painting space out here.
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She now rents the space out for $480 a month, which is lower than the amount the garage would charge at $303, plus tax.
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" When a woman has the opportunity to space out her children's births, Gates said, "she can not only feed them, she can educate them.
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I will space out the purchases rather than buying all at once, as my financial planner recommends, to even out some of the volatility.
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The "Space Out" competition, created by South Korean visual artist WoopsYang in 2014, held its third edition in May at the city's Ichon Hangang Park.
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Perhaps once Stella squeezed space out of a painting, painters didn't have to think about that any more and could go on to other possibilities.
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I listen to the Ted Radio Hour and Hidden Brain while making the rest of the dumplings, then move to the sofa to space out.
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The piece is shot with Lytro's Immerge light field camera, which records different focal lengths to create three-dimensional space out of a video feed.
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I was stretching myself thin with a cycle of work, closing my office door to "space out" and then catching up on nights and weekends.
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It was ... full of all these ancient crusties sitting on the floor drinking cider and smoking huge spliffs and listening to weirdo space-out reggae.
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"It was hard not to space out in class," said Priya Pradhan, a 19-year-old sophomore from Nepal majoring in information science and sociology.
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Qatar also is about to choose the architectural practice to create a giant contemporary art space out of former flour mills on the Doha waterfront.
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" "People should space out their pics with events and cool things they like besides their face, show us who they are in their own way.
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Every clock needs a metronome, something with a consistent rhythm that helps space out each second; alternating current provides one, saving the cost of extra components.
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Detroit wants to space out rookie RHP Michael Fulmer's starts leading up to and after the All-Star break so Sanchez will help make that possible.
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Related: Yasuaki Onishi Sculpts a Space out of Emptiness and Shadows I Meditated Inside NYC's Quietest Art Installation The Walls Have Feelings in Majestic Interactive Room
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There are trees, festoon lights, and even a series of art installations for you to sit cross-legged and space out in front of come sunrise.
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By doing so, Urton said she hopes she will be able to space out the beds within her shelters to minimize the spread of the disease.
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I spoke to Gaston about avoiding injury while running, and she said it&aposs important to space out workouts in order to let my body rest.
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And what these systems want to do is space out the particles enough so that it maximizes the amount of wiggle room available to all the particles.
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It is possible the EU could space out its rulings against the banks over several weeks rather than lump them together in one day, the people said.
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He occupies an exclusive, semi-uncomfortable space: out of the original Ultimate Fighter cast, he's the last man standing—all the rest have retired or faded away.
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It is possible the EU could space out its rulings against the banks over several weeks rather than lump them together in one day, the sources said.
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And if you have at least two Nightstalkers, make sure they space out their Supers so Vosik is tethered for the full length of the DPS phase.
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The couple created 200 square feet of living space out of a 1991 Ford school bus, which is about an eighth the size of their previous home.
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I'm still a little hungry after doing dishes and cleaning up the kitchen from the week so I have an orange and space out to some Netflix.
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Some people do their best thinking in the shower, but I basically treat it like an extension of sleep and space out while staring at the tiles.
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Researchers have long suggested that people who binge-watch a show are also more likely to forget what happens than those who space out their viewing time.
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The NBA shortened its preseason to space out its regular season and reduce back-to-back games, but many star players have suffered long-term injuries anyway.
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The crowd was taking part in South Korea's annual Space Out Competition, a contest to see who can stare off into space the longest without losing focus.
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"I'm not too keen on ripping space out of the Air Force and creating a space corps," Nelson said, during a briefing with U.S. Strategic Command head Gen.
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The second half consists mainly of textures and melodies, not rhythms, as if Hopkins were giving casual listeners permission to space out, or to forget about him altogether.
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"Luckily I'm a double Libra, so I can space out pretty easily," said Ms. Uddo, who divides her time between the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan and Malibu, Calif.
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The Red Cross is also planning to stagger shelter meal times to avoid long lines, space out cots, set up extra handwashing stations, and do more vigorous cleaning.
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Like reduce permits to prevent overcrowding, space out expeditions, and place strict limits on the number of companies that can operate — things that other mountains do actually do.
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Previously, it spent millions renovating a planned 5,000-square-foot retail space in New York's swanky SoHo district before ultimately abandoning these plans and leasing the space out instead.
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Outdoor space: There is lush landscaping as you enter the building, and a shared green space out the back door, with tables, lounges, a hammock and an herb garden.
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"Vacancy has fallen, but there are still some large blocks of space out there," said John Ferguson, president of the Southeast division of the commercial real estate firm CBRE.
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Dead spaces in your apartment are those underused pieces of real estate that often go unacknowledged, but they're a great way to create storage space out of thin air.
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"We had a very good year last year, so we're coming out of 2018 with a significant surplus, which is going toward building the space out," Mr. Duffy said.
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I had to [find] where themes would reoccur, space out stuff, and assemble it less like other pieces I had written, and more like when I used to edit film.
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As Melinda Gates explains here, giving women the opportunity to time their pregnancies and space out their children through effective, low-cost contraception is key to turning these numbers around.
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Time-killing duration: 1 hour and 143 minutes Travel tip #6: Space out your hydration — enough so you aren't constantly running to the restroom while maintaining a healthy skin elasticity.
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He can get through a game only by popping Vicodins — vikings, as they're called in the locker room — which cause him to space out on the mound, forgetting where he is.
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The State Department, realizing that the new cap meant that there was only room for about another 22007,22014 refugees, slowed down the machinery to space out arrivals to 11 per week.
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And in typical fashion, teamLab sees that as a challenge: In this case, an app that's not merely the "headphones-in, space-out" tour often found in similar settings accompanies the exhibition.
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All the while, there are both human and animal visitors crossing the screen, checking the space out, working together in Zurkow's unique visual illustration style to create a sense of slight foreboding.
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It also comes with a scheduling option, so you can space out your posts across the course of a day, and send the same links of note to Twitter and Facebook simultaneously.
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After the dishes are washed and you've decided against breaking out the Monopoly board, most people turn to the warming glow of the television to space out and enjoy a food coma.
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A Princeton University study found that people who worked in a clean work space out-performed those who worked in a cluttered one because clutter pulls your attention away from your work.
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Making an exhibition space out of a seemingly impossible void suspended in the air, Akashi captures her disparate, organic subjects at different points of degradation, freezing them in an artful, aerial limbo.
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For gallery organizer, Brennen Perry, who was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley (referred to simply as the Valley), running an art space out of his parent's pool was easy.
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You can pull all three reports at once, annually, or space out your requests to get one report every four months and stay on top of your credit on a rolling basis.
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So they may structure gifts to donate more this year and receive a larger deduction, but space out the funds for spending over several years to help smooth out any budget gaps.
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USE THE FLOOR Now that you have assembled and framed your collection, measure the wall you plan to hang it on and mark that space out on the floor with painter's tape.
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For example, if I ask my Echo for my calendar events, and I happen to space out in the middle, there's no easy way for me to go back or review an event.
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If you want to hear Greta Van Fleet spread their wings a bit, there's no better place than on "How Many More Times," where they meander and space out for nearly ten minutes.
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At the press conference, Gori noted that he and Kelly had "figured the space out" this year (in 2015 they only found out they'd be able to use it two weeks in advance).
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Here's Khruangbin live at a jam band festival in Virginia this summer, and if you're in need of chill this week, the video is a good way to space out for a while.
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But by always having some interpersonal drama to cut to, Sense8 never gets bogged down by its own elaborate back-story, which allows it to more artfully space out its revelations in the backstory.
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Add a moving vehicle to the mix — like when you're trying to use VR to space out as the passenger on a roadtrip — and your inner ear is getting all kinds of mixed signals.
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Together with the bassist Gabe Noel and the electronic percussionist Philippe Melanson, Gendel builds a rubbery sound-space out of the influences of U.K. jungle, ambient music, underground hip-hop and American Minimalism. RUSSONELLO
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When I emailed with Broadnax, she told me she doesn't buy into the idea that we're living in the age of Peak Podcast—that there's still plenty of space out there for new podcasters.
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"Democratic Florida senator Bill Nelson has already expressed his concerns, telling US Strategic Command head General John Hyten that, "I'm not too keen on ripping space out of the Air Force and creating a space corps.
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Western Uganda Cotton Company (WUCC), a ginnery with British shareholders, is trying to get more of the fluffy stuff by training farmers about when to weed and how to space out the seeds as they plant.
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I've never really been a podcast person (I space out way too easily and usually find myself needing to rewind every couple minutes), but I just started listening to Yeah, But Still and I love it.
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Then in May, after a multi-day hunger strike by Familia's staff, as well a local high school student, the city council voted to stop renting space out to ICE when its contract expires in 2020.
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"Most of us who build at Burning Man do it as a form of self exploration, not to please the art establishment — even though well-established artists are now competing for space out there," she said.
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Luckily, most companies (we see you, Amazon) have turned the day's festivities into week- or month-long events, so you can space out your shopping or choose to get it all done pre-Thanksgiving food coma.
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By stacking cells in 21 layers, we can reach much higher storage density in each die, as well as allowing the cells to space out more on each plane, helping reduce interference issues between the cells.
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"It is very possible that the remaining countries will switch," Mr. Feingold said of Taiwan's diplomatic allies in Central America, noting that China tended to space out such moves to maximize public relations and strategic value.
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Relaxed hair is more likely to break when it's braided, so she asks patients who are wearing extensions and also use relaxers to space out chemical treatments, for at least 12 weeks, and eventually go natural.
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While it may be too soon to slip on a swimsuit and walk out the front door, it's never too early to have a brief space-out at the office and dream of warm-weather winter vacations.
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Check out the dates and tour poster below, and, oh yeah, there's a new Turnstile song at the bottom of this page called "I Don't Wanna Be Blind" from their upcoming record Time & Space out February 53.
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I've gotten pretty good at avoiding spoilers (see my years of waiting for the Game of Thrones DVDs to come out before watching the show), so I'l probably space out my Stranger Things viewing over the weekend.
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So, a good rule of thumb is to only open credit cards that you really want, space out your applications so they don't exceed five in a 24-month span, and start with your favorite Chase cards.
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While Barcelona's mayor has proposed a plan to create 500 superblocks, or groups of streets closed to major traffic, Fodor's suggests that the city needs time and space out of the travel spotlight to enact these changes.
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"There is so much hope and optimism of the Friends of the High Line project, of wanting to create green space out of nothing or out of something that was supposed to be demolished," Ms. Alemani said.
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I'm not sure I've ever seen an episode during which food is consumed, much less talked about, but my current streaming space-out obsession is "Spiral," the French cop thriller that you can find on Amazon and Hulu.
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"There is a new space out there where a lot more people will have access to artistic experience," he said last week in a panel discussion here at the Art Leaders Network hosted by The New York Times.
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Begin also points out that breastfeeding has been proven to help space out births at a sustainable interval for a mother's health, which is crucial in developing and remote regions that often lack access to methods of family planning.
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It may sound reasonable to allow parents to "space out" vaccines or exempt their healthy children from receiving them at all, but these practices harm herd immunity and put young babies, the elderly, and immunocompromised people in serious danger.
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Though he'd been commissioned to craft music for films in the past, it wasn't until last year's Canal+ crime-drama miniseries of the same name that he had a chance to space out and create an original sonic universe.
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G7's death has been weighing down the APHS volunteer, who has decided to stop offering her time at the AAWM facility that APHS rents space out of, following years of 20 to 30-hour weeks of volunteering at the facility.
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Make some time to socialize and create, but also leave yourself room to simply space out in hermit mode in the comfort of your home, especially when the moon clashes with Uranus and Venus between late Thursday and early Friday morning.
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The superstar point guard seems to be a steadying force on the court, where his deadly 3-pointers space out the floor, and off it, where he deals well with Green and Durant and avoids becoming involved in their spats.
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"Because we're independent contractors, when a club rents their space out, owners take a handsome buy-out but the dancers never see any of that cash," Jacq wrote on an Instagram post of her own, encouraging people to visit Show Palace.
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WeWork is a commercial real-estate outfit that rents big blocks of office space from landlords in cities such as New York and London and then turns around and re-rents the space out to small companies after some interior decoration.
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This means evaluating the CDC and AAP schedules as well as determining the harm that could be done if we space out or delay the vaccination schedule of children, thereby exposing vulnerable children to potential infection for an unnecessarily longer period of time.
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The prom theme was "Around the World in One Night," and hospital staff decked the space out with some travel-themed decor: maps and lanterns lined the entryway, and the corners of the room were set up to look like different parts of the world.
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Last year, the Oculus Go headset was revealed at Facebook's F8 conference; will we see a similar unveil in a few months for both the Rift S and Oculus Quest, or will the social networking giant space out its VR hardware launches a bit?
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Spread across two sidelong tracks, Veres and Elliott space out and embrace the simple placidity that they offer at their best, offering a version of their ambience that's weightless and bright—less a drift through the cosmos than a night afloat on an old waterbed.
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However, they suggest that drinking green tea (black tea and coffee too) right after a meal may affect iron absorption, meaning if you have an iron deficiency, you may want to space out your warm caffeinated beverage and have it two hours after a meal.
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When he first signed with Golden State, Steve Kerr's coaching staff encouraged him to space out to the corner, a migration that would not only increase his general point production but theoretically let the Warriors's offense thrive inside even wider dimensions than they already do.
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As a part of the new collective bargaining agreement between the league and the players' union, which will take effect in July, the 2017-18 season will start about a week earlier than usual to space out games and reduce the number of back-to-backs.
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"With growth slowing, credit spreads now widening, and both real rates and TIPS [inflation-protected bonds] breaks coming down, the Fed certainly has the cover to guide the market that it plans to space out its remaining four hikes over several years instead of several quarters," he said.
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But in Games 1 and 2 he went a combined 2 for 13 from 3-point range (which extended to 3 for 20 if you include the first half of Game 3) and was unable to wield his usual influence and space out the floor for his teammates.
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Lippman's greenhouse reveals just some of the ways gene editing is already altering the tomato—he has plants that flower earlier, that are oblivious to daylight cues, that prune themselves into smaller footprints, that can be genetically programmed to space out the position of fruits on the stem like an accordion.
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Most days I space out at some point and travel in my mind to a place called Alice Lloyd College in Pippa Passes, Ky. It doesn't hurt that its founder and I, no relation, have the same name and that I happen to have a postcard picture of its Appalachian campus pinned over my desk.
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Other than a simple walkthrough of how to detach the Joy-Con remotes and the knowledge that there are both black and white theme options included by default, the biggest news from hiphoptherobot is that the 32GB Switch only offers 25.9 GB of free space out of the box, with the remainder presumably taken up by the console's software.
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"My fiancée goes to sleep early and I really enjoy anything that helps me space out at the end of the day, so — with the help of some Sleepytime Tea and that fancy honey from Trader Joe's (you know the kind) — I just hammer this thing together between midnight and 2AM [each night] until it's done," he says.
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But any folks in, for example, Hawaii wanting to spend big to space out are out of luck for now… CNET reports that the headset is only available in six U.S. cities at this stage: Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco (Bay Area), and Seattle — with Magic Leap saying that "many" more will be added in fall.
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The detectives crack wise over dull-eyed corpses; razz one another about sex; and take their turns extracting information in "the box," that windowless interview room where suspects are often left to stew, space out and in some cases, take "the felony nap" — that brief snooze in which only the guilty, in the detectives' view, feel free to indulge.
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There are so many example of creators tackling new and challenging aspects of what robots and artificial intelligence mean for humanity, so many marginal and unheard voices struggling to carve a space out of a market crowded with stale ones, that all of the extra attached pain and humiliation that fueled the creation of Detroit feels that much more needless, and so that much more cruel.
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Joy and episode writers Gina Atwater and Jonathan Nolan (the other co-creator and co-showrunner) space out the scenes featuring Delos throughout the episode, slowly building mystery and tension as to what's "really" up with him as a steadily aging William drops in on a Delos who never seems to change, who keeps repeating the same lines of dialogue, who eventually spills the cream again and again.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - British fans of Toblerone chocolate bars have bared their sweet teeth over a cost-cutting move to space out the distinctive jagged peaks on versions of the Swiss treat sold in the UK. The scaled-down version was prompted by higher commodity prices and had nothing to do with the British pound's plunge in value since Britons voted in June to exit the European Union, manufacturer Mondelez International (MDLZ.
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The plan brings to mind the long history of deals the city has struck with developers to eke public space out of private developments, including the so-called POPS (Privately Owned Public Spaces) of the 1960s and subsequent decades, which, partly through City Hall's failure to provide oversight, produced many windswept plazas and heavily policed, frequently shuttered office building lobbies — unwelcoming sites that prioritized the privacy developers actually wanted all along.
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Executive producer Toni Graphia gave us some insight into how the writers chose to approach Jamie's big revelations: "In the book there are several secrets, and they come out at various times in various ways," she explained, noting that, with the show having limited real estate to space out each big bombshell, it would've become hard to justify why Jamie was keeping so many things from Claire and dropping them one after another over the course of weeks or months, instead of right away.
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In Atwater, in the studio I was in, it wasn't really conducive to allowing me to finish the work, but I was able to bring a lot of artists into the studio, and just being around there, around the Beastie Boys studio, feeling all that energy, grinding it out by the LA river, feeling all that energy, and then being able to go to Joshua Tree and just space out around the rocks and shit, and just dial the record in, and finish it, man.
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