Though it was definitely colder and squishier than I'd expected.
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Almost unbelievably, the 7 Series is far squishier and roly-poly than the CT6.
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Where it gets squishier is the app's ability to drive subscribers to see its movies.
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Compared to the squishier parts of the body, bone is a natural conductor of sound waves.
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Her version of tteokbokki supplants the usual chewy rice-cake stubs with squishier, less satisfying Italian gnocchi.
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Orisa is a tank-class hero, meant to help soak up damage and defend softer and squishier allies.
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The squishier eggs that "pushed back" ended up being less deformed than the others at the blastocyst stage.
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Bones are organs, too, after all, and have a system for blood circulation not unlike our squishier organs.
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The cans are an upgrade to the Beats Solo 3, with squishier ear pads and longer battery life.
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They prioritize based on nuts and bolts like hardware availability, and squishier metrics like their relative importance in a given field.
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Further, the team expects to be able to use this system inside of robotics where a softer, squishier connector is needed.
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Despite the far broader application of this ban, the court's grand chamber upheld it on even squishier grounds than public safety.
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Ai, on the other hand, was tasked with a much squishier goal — to predict which singers a show's judges would vote for.
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That may be easy with a handstand, but not so much with something like the memos, which "is much squishier," he writes.
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Despite bigger, squishier ear cushions, they're noticeably tight on your head — but noise cancellation requires that fit to literally seal noise out.
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It's much more permissive when it comes to "aggregate" customer information, which is where things get squishier and the FCC rules become more important.
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Taunt forces an enemy to attack him for a brief time, a Warrior ability that is helpful for taking the focus off his squishier allies.
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Robots, on the other hand, are perfectly happy with such conditions, and are getting ever more dexterous at picking hard fruit, if not the squishier sort.
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For one thing, while Twitter won't allow ads that advocate for or against a specific political cause, the policy's a lot squishier about ads containing disinformation.
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As tax reform's chances get squishier in the Senate, House members may be less likely to take a vote that hurts particular special interests and increases the deficit.
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If you have a forehead versus softer, mushier parts of the head, most of the tissue that gets compressed in that impact is wherever it's softer or squishier.
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By contrast, squishier, fleshier animals, like octopi and squid, tend to absorb those echoes, or at least mute them, making them harder to track for whales and dolphins.
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According to the authors, the grand tweak the data needs is intersectional feminism, and in addition to hard columns of numbers, there are squishier, more human considerations like context.
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Part of the secret is in the trademarked "Zoned Support" system that offers squishier foam under the shoulders and firmer foam under the hips and core to promote proper alignment.
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The next part of the equation is public transit, and unlike digital ads, where eyeballs and clicks can be directly tracked, out of home ads tend to be a little squishier.
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But while noise canceling is the standout feature, the headphones also come with some other boosts: squishier ear pads, longer battery life, Apple's latest H1 Bluetooth chip, to name a few.
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The other is a measurement called "quality watch time," a squishier statistic with a noble goal: To spot content that achieves something more constructive than just keeping users glued to their phones.
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The keyboard fairs a bit better, doing a reasonable facsimile of Apple's MacBook Pro keyboard, although the keys are a bit softer and squishier, which adds to the cheap feel of the laptop.
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I agree that ultimately they will need to be won over by a demonstration of competence and skill, and it is smarter to focus on those core issues than on squishier personality matters.
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Sure enough, when the embryos formed from squishier eggs were transferred to female mice, the animals were 50 percent more likely to deliver a normal live birth than if conventional IVF techniques were used.
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At the FCC, deals are approved based on whether they are in the public interest — a squishier standard that in recent years has been used to encourage wider deployment of broadband by merging companies.
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What they're saying: Tim Higginbotham and Chris Middleman, organizers with the Democratic Socialists of America's Medicare for All campaign, pushed back against the squishier definitions of the term in a Vox op-ed on Friday.
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"When you're talking about the legal funds, some of the rules are a little squishier, a little vaguer about what you can do," said Noble, the senior director and general counsel at the Campaign Legal Center.
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Without the release of new economic projections, there will be fewer questions surrounding things like the dot plot, so expect "harder/squishier [topics], for good or for bad," says Nicholas Colas, co-founder of research firm DataTrek.
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Three years ago, on the eve of the election, the NeverTrump coalition was a wide one, ranging from hard-core conservatives like Erick Erickson and Ted Cruz to somewhat squishier ones like Michael Gerson, John Podhoretz, and, well, me.
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From creating ink out of algae to "growing" leather in the lab using living DNA, there's a whole cadre of artists, scientists, designers, biohackers, and other makers using the biological sciences to make a more environmentally sustainable (and squishier!) society.
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In international agreements, "shall" implies a binding legal requirement, and Secretary of State John Kerry made it clear that unless "shall" became the much squishier "should," the world's largest economy would have no part in the most serious climate change resolution to date.
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It makes some sense that it's still easier to teach a computer how to figure out bullet drop over 200 meters from the muzzle of an M-14 than how to handle squishier, more penumbral ideas like the fear and loathing someone feels when they're squeezing the trigger.
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Dweebs were very similar to Nerds; but they were less sour and bigger in size. One of the most popular differences is that Dweebs contained three flavors instead of two, though the United Kingdom had a box of Nerds with three flavors for a limited time. According to Rob Bricken, "A squishier Nerd with more leg space and a surprise in the middle, Dweebs were more substantial, less sour, and displayed a greater depth and complexity than Nerds."Bricken, Rob.
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The Nike Vaporfly first came out in 2017 and their popularity, along with its performance, prompted a new series of running shoes. The Vaporfly series has a new technological composition that has revolutionized long-distance running since studies have shown that these shoes can improve run times up to 4.2%. The composition of the sole contains a foamy material, Pebax, that Nike has altered and now calls it ZoomX (which can be found in other Nike products as well). Pebax foam can also be found in airplane insulation and is "squishier, bouncier, and lighter" than foams in typical running shoes.
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The plot centres on a young English orphan boy who enters a gigantic, magical peach, and has a wild and surreal cross-world adventure with seven magically- altered garden bugs he meets. Roald Dahl was originally going to write about a giant cherry, but changed it to James and the Giant Peach because a peach is "prettier, bigger and squishier than a cherry."Roald Dahl Fact Sheet: Puffin play ground Puffin BooksClarie Heald (11 June 2005) "Chocolate doors thrown open to Dahl". BBC News Because of the story's occasional macabre and potentially frightening content, it has become a regular target of censors.
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The composition of the sole contains a foamy material, Pebax, that Nike has altered and now calls it ZoomX. The ZoomX material can be found in other Nike products as well. Pebax foam can also be found in airplane insulation and is "squishier, bouncier, and lighter" than foams in typical running shoes. In the middle of the ZoomX foam there is a full-length carbon fiber plate "designed to generate extra spring in every step". In 2020 Nike released its newest product from the Vaporfly line, the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT%, which was marketed as "the fastest shoe we’ve ever made" using Nike's "two most innovative technologies, Nike ZoomX foam and VaporWeave material".
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