The paintings squeeze up against each other or hang slightly awkwardly, one jutting above the other.
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The Wide lens expands your iPhone camera's field of view so you can squeeze up to 2x more stuff into a shot.
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This way, you can check whether you'll be able to travel seated or whether you'll have to squeeze up against your fellow commuters during the journey.
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The slot fits phones up to 6.2 x 3 inches, which means it can squeeze up to an iPhone 7 Plus or a smartphone equivalent in size.
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Mercedes-Benz says it's aiming to squeeze up to 700 kilometers (or 435 miles) of range out of a (roughly) 100kWh battery pack, with "more than 469 horsepower" on offer.
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Ms. Griezmann would begin with a squeeze to one hand, and the woman would pass the squeeze up the line to Mr. Degoul before he would send it back down toward Ms. Griezmann.
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"Sterling may squeeze up a bit more but many investors will see this a chance to sell - it would be a surprise if it managed to get through $1.35, before falling again," said James Binny, EMEA Head of Currency at State Street Global Advisors.
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Once the bobsleighs hit the ice, Alexander Kopacz and Friedrich got Germany back on top of the podium in the two-man, but they had to squeeze up as they shared gold with Canada's Justin Kripps and Thorsten Margis in the first Olympic bobsleigh dead heat for 20 years.
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Though the 4-ounce product received good reviews for its citrus flavor and convenient squeeze-up container for on-the-go consumer, the product was a financial failure and was dropped.
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The "U.K." was dropped for all subsequent releases. In Australia, the same name change was used due to legal conflicts arising from an existing Sydney-based band also called "Squeeze". Albums in Australia were credited to UK Squeeze up to and including 1985's Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti.
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A thin partition was installed in a small corner of the printing works and Quelch was forced to "squeeze up" into these cramped quarters as a makeshift editorial office to make room for the Russians. There was only room for a small writing desk with a bookshelf above it and a single chair.V.I. Lenin, "Harry Quelch," Pravda Truda, No. 1 (14 September 1913). Reprinted in V.I. Lenin Collected Works: Vol. 19.
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By 1955 the living accommodation had been largely taken over for laboratory space and it was possible to squeeze up to 40 or 50 students into the various rooms. The laboratory continued to serve mainly as a base for undergraduate field courses, and local cottages were rented and shared by students (segregated into same-sex groups). The laboratory was also rented out to parties from other educational institutions and was in constant use for much of each summer. The 1960s saw the beginning of a period of expansion in marine scientific and environmental research, and J.M. Dodd, Eric Spaul's successor at Leeds, obtained financial support from the Wellcome Trust.
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The island is believed to be the result of a mud volcano. In the region, deposits of frozen gas hydrates—which have a large methane content—exist beneath of compressed sediment. After such a large earthquake, the gas hydrates converted from frozen to gaseous form through the heat of friction and either raised the overlaying sediment enough to create fissures through which it escaped or rose through fissures resulting from the earthquake itself. Another possible contributing factor in the island's creation was the liquefaction of the seabed, which allowed finer, loosely packed sediments to become liquid-like and squeeze up through fissures in overlying compressed sediment.
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