The page-turner occasionally flips a page from the score, until he spaces out and messes up a cue.
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Boys and young men are not seeking these spaces out because they inherently hate women or think they are inferior.
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Rising rents have driven artist-run spaces out of the city center and fomented the closing of smaller independent galleries.
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In "Delicate," Swift stands on a red carpet, feeling ignored as she spaces out in the middle of an interview.
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People see this as a good investment, because it is cheap to borrow money and they can rent these spaces out.
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There are those spaces out there, and they're very important because it gives me and other trans actors the ability to network.
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Ahead, you'll find 11 pieces from the new "Life Within" collection that will snap you and your spaces out of that winter funk.
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The building is on the National Register of Historic Buildings, and the congregation rents the upper classroom spaces out to a few area artists.
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The first half of A Star Is Born spaces out these moments, at least, juxtaposing them with a fair amount of earnest performance caviar.
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The inner walls had been either cut through or taken down and moved to create suitably large spaces out of the old monks' cells.
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This spaces out the various objects so they appear to be at their various depths, and move with changes in perspective as if they are.
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Even Breakage, a dubstep forerunner and drum and bass producer whose work is generally a bit more ambulatory than Bevan's, slows down and spaces out here.
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GrubHub: Positioned squarely at the center of "one of the hottest and most contested spaces out there," delivery giant GrubHub also releases its quarterly earnings, Cramer said.
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Consider how three neighbors living in the same apartment complex in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, created three very different spaces out of the same basic B-Line kitchen.
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Alan Olsen, who is now the managing partner of a California accounting firm called Greenstein Rogoff Olsen & Co., said the IRS typically spaces out audits when no problems are found.
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"Flats are expensive, but their value won't jump 100 percent in roughly a year," said Fan, who does not drive and rents both spaces out for HK$2,300 a month each.
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There are plenty of coworking spaces out there, but while the like of WeWork and TechHub focus on major capital cities, others have seen a fertile space emerge in developing economies.
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The question now is whether the tragic fire in Oakland will become a national turning point that forces these spaces out of business, or if it will push them deeper into the shadows.
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The result: It pushes users' concerns about opening their homes or staying in others' spaces out of the realm of gut feeling into that of a more considered, rational (and easy to ignore) concern.
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In Astoria Heights, Senad Ahmetovic has two cars and two spots in his driveway but elects to rent one of the spaces out to his first-floor tenant for a monthly fee of $150.
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And the way that she spaces out the events of the play — you know, she saves till the very end what is really the gut-punch, and by that time you're ready to receive it.
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But the National Park Service has preempted any protest in front of the Lincoln or Washington memorials by filing a "massive omnibus blocking permit," reports the Guardian, that would take these spaces out of commission for months.
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DENVER — Ken Ivory, a Republican state representative from Utah, has been roaming the West with an alluring pitch to cattle ranchers, farmers and conservatives upset with how Washington controls the wide-open public spaces out here: This land is your land, he says, and not the federal government's.
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There are many beautiful spaces out there, but we're always looking for something beyond beauty — that elusive sense of personality, of idiosyncrasy, the sense that its owner is deeply selfish, by which I mean that she is thinking only of whether she will like it, not anyone else.
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Since 2014, Kink's been quietly moving its production studios 550 miles east to Las Vegas, a move that is symptomatic of broader trends of the Silicon Valley–fueled gentrification pushing sex-positive spaces out of San Francisco and, more specifically, porn companies losing ground in California because of increased state regulations.
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All the remarks at the Reading Room ceremony emphasized the books just as much as the community space — an important message after the dropping of a proposed, controversial renovation that would have favored a tech-heavy user experience and spaces out of sync with the historic aesthetic of the building.
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He is driven by universes that transport us to other worlds and timeless spaces out of everyday reality to dive into the most enigmatic places, the structure of his painting is primary and resounding.
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EXECUTE For clarity, the following version simply spaces out the statements onto separate lines and adds appropriate whitespace: READ A RECORD. SET I TO 1. SET J TO 1. CALL THE J-TH CHARACTER OF THE RECORD THE KEY.
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This asynchronous hatching serves many purposes. First, it spaces out the difficult time period in rearing during which newborn chicks are too feeble to accept regurgitated food. In addition, it reduces the chance that parents will suffer total brood loss to predators such as the milk snake. Asynchronous hatching may also reduce sibling rivalry.
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Reclaimed Space is an American company based in Austin, Texas, that builds custom sustainable living spaces out of reclaimed materials. They are known for their relocatable and drop-ready functionality. Reclaimed Space's architecture is also known for its solar/wind energy capabilities and rainwater harvesting systems. Off-grid living is one of Reclaimed Space's main functionalities.
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There is no work for Frankie at the unemployment office. Unexplained arbitrary things happen, such as one social worker asking another if he's seen his Veg- O-Matic. Frankie's social worker spaces out during their meeting and says, "Life is hot, and because life is hot, I must take off my jacket." He then resumes the meeting, imploring Frankie to go back to school because he has no marketable skills.
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Thane Kala Bhavan has been constructed in public private participation and is designed by architect Praveen Jadhav. The gallery spaces out an area of 16,000 sq feet and is spread over three floors with an illumination of natural lights along with the electric ones. The gallery is built in a spherical shape, but appears conical from outside, and offers a 360 degree view, from wherever one stands in the gallery.
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Conway drives to the Márquez residence and meets Weaver. Weaver quizzically asks Conway a number of questions and Conway finally asks her about directions to Route Zero. She has Conway set up the TV and when Conway looks into the screen, he sees the vision of a strange farm and spaces out. When he wakes, Weaver informs him of her cousin Shannon who fixes TVs and gives him the directions to Route Zero, and suddenly disappears.
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The video was directed by Brian Palmer and Brad Palmer of the production company Surround. The video concept is based on a loner kid who spaces out in a cafe and builds a house of cards which he escapes into. It features Guinness World Record Holder Bryan Berg, who holds the record for highest house of cards. The video debuted on AOL music, and was successful on VH1's Top 20 Video Countdown, reaching as high as #2.
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It probably controls the release of ova and spaces out their descent down the uterus. The uterus typically opens into a common genital atrium that also received the distal male copulatory organ (cirrus) before immediately opening onto the outer surface of the worm. The distal part of the uterus may be expanded into a metraterm, set off from the proximal uterus by a muscular sphincter, or it may be lined with spines, as in the Monorchiidae and some other families.
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To begin the weaving process, Dash & Miller weave 1 or 2 inches of plain weave at the beginning of the warp. This spaces out the warp threads properly and also evens out any tension issues. They can then begin weaving the tapestry, passing the 3 colours of thread by hand through the shed created by lifting the warp threads up and down. The computer controls which threads are lifted up and down, but the weft yarns are passed through the shed by hand.
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Vanguards underwater protection was enhanced when she was redesigned in 1942 to reflect the lessons learned when Prince of Wales was sunk by Japanese torpedo bombers. It still consisted of a three-layer system of voids and liquid-filled compartments meant to absorb the energy of an underwater explosion. It was bounded on the inside by the torpedo bulkhead. Her enlarged oil tanks reduced the empty spaces that could flood and cause the ship to list and greater provision was made to pump these spaces out.
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In remodeling, nearly all components of the grid can be dismantled and reassembled elsewhere. In office buildings, drop ceilings are often used in conjunction with hollow steel studs to construct small office spaces out of a much larger cavernous space. Wiring and other services are run through the open ceiling, down through the hollow stud walls, and to outlets in the work areas. If business needs change, the office spaces can be easily dismantled, with the overall cavernous space reconfigured with a different floor plan.
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Although Jill had been referenced numerous times throughout the first and second seasons, she had yet to actually appear in an episode. Most details about her up until her appearance were revealed by Chuck in dialogue. The most significant information about their relationship was in "Chuck Versus the Alma Mater", where it was first revealed that Jill was a friend of Bryce Larkin's. Bryce introduced them not long after he and Chuck first met, referring back to the pilot episode when Chuck spaces out while remembering how close the three of them were in Stanford.
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Sister Serpents used posters, art, and stickers to convey their feminist protest message. Many of their posters were created to be produced in multiples and wheat pasted in public spaces, out of a desire to make their message seen in the streets, and included messages such as "Rapists are the Boys Next Door." One feminist pro-choice poster by the group was printed in Industrial Worker. Bright stickers included the "Tips for men" series, with messages such as “tips for men: don’t rape”. Stickers were created to be put over advertisements, with slogans such as “This sells rape. Don’t buy it.” and “Misogyny.
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Signals are in the form of fluorescent light emission from each nucleotide incorporated by a DNA polymerase bound to the bottom of the zL well. Oxford Nanopore’s technology involves passing a DNA molecule through a nanoscale pore structure and then measuring changes in electrical field surrounding the pore; while Quantapore has a different proprietary nanopore approach. Stratos Genomics spaces out the DNA bases with polymeric inserts, "Xpandomers", to circumvent the signal to noise challenge of nanopore ssDNA reading. Also notable is Helicos's single molecule fluorescence approach, but the company entered bankruptcy in the fall of 2015.
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A rival classmate accuses him of fraud, and a girl rises to his defense ("Love and Envy"). The teacher arranges a meeting with the boy's father ("The Gift"), where the father learns that his son is more than just an awkward kid who spaces out. A few more years pass ("Inertia") and the prodigy tries to reach out to his father to no avail. Finally, the father and mother decide the child needs some medical intervention ("The Theory of Everything Part 2"): the mother believes the child needs to fit in with society to have a normal life, and the father finally realizes that his genius son might help him discover the Theory of Everything.
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On the other hand, stunning is required for animal slaughterhouses according to provision 6 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Slaughter House) Rules, 2001, and provision 3 states that slaughter is only permitted in recognised or licensed slaughterhouses. The Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Businesses) Regulation, 2011 provides more precise stipulations surrounding the welfare of animals during the slaughter process, including that 'Animals are slaughtered by being first stunned and then exsanguinated (bled out). (...) Stunning before slaughter should be mandatory.' (pdf) It further stipulates which three methods are legal (CO2 asphyxiation, mechanical concussion (gunshot or captive bolt pistol), and electronarcosis), the conditions in which these should be performed (such as separate spaces out of sight of other animals, with the proper equipment and the requirement that 'all operators involved are well trained and have a positive attitude towards the welfare of animals'), and explains why these are conducive to animal welfare.
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