Emails are static because messages are meant to be static.
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Static Nails Smoke and Mirrors Manicure, $16, available at Static Nails.
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Submissions can be made in three categories: title sequence animations, static background panels, and static character panels.
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To put that in more familiar terms, static analysis of a regulation is similar to static scoring of a federal budget bill.
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"We say static site it's not like 1994 where sites were static, 99.9% of sites serviced by Netlify are very dynamic," Biilmann said.
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While 360-degree footage allows you look around you from a static position, volumetric capture turns the tables, and allows you walk around a static subject.
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Users started noticing static images disguised as videos a little while ago where some pages were gaming Facebook's algorithm by just uploading static memes as 10-second videos.
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Relying on a static moment in time: Traditional polls are a static snapshot of the respondent's opinion in the moment that the question is asked — and that's it.
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The video cuts between Michelle and static, and we all know there's 100 percent something hidden in the static that's impossible to see (because trust me, I tried this, too!).
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In the static video shot at the California Academy of Sciences, I could only look around as if my surroundings were a static painting stretched into a sphere around me.
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When a radio station has lots of static, there are two ways to hear the DJ better: You can either amp up the DJ's voice or lower the static noise.
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But static stretching has fallen out of favor in recent years, after studies showed that prolonged static stretching might cause reactions in the nervous system that temporarily weaken the stretched muscle.
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Historically, the animated GIF could be a static image or series of static images looped continuously, looped only once, or looped as many or as few times as the user desired.
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" He added, "The bottom line is nothing is static.
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He also explains that Lenovo's ThinkPad notebooks use an anti-static circuit in their fans, which discharges static electricity from the cooling vents so they don't get clogged with dust as easily.
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These early storage devices were so static-sensitive that if a co-worker walked by without briefly stepping on an anti-static mat, a month's worth of work could be wiped out.
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Over time, those hyperkinetic wrinkles tend to become static ones.
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Pink noise sort of sounds like soft static or humming.
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Most of human history is static, and progress is slow.
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The aircraft will be on static display during the show.
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There are no longer static artworks in the traditional sense.
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A good static charge will start a fire right now.
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But it's not a static VR film or animation, either.
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Without warning, televisions in the area blasted loud radio static.
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Perhaps it was due to the static entertainment experiences — i.e.
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Previously, all class prices were static and set in advance.
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Videos of eclipses are usually static, and actually pretty boring.
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"This helps prevent [frizz from] humidity and static," she says.
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But it's not static — you can always change it up.
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We searched Google and weren't satisfied with the static results.
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"The plan is not static," he told reporters in Spanish.
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Take a static image and turn it into a video!
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But Trump's vision of the world has remained strikingly static.
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To remain static, is to remain, in a word, boring.
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And by social content, I don't mean a static slide.
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How can one static image begin to capture lived experience?
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Why has Congress been using static forecasts all these years?
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Many VPN services will sell you a static IP address.
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The engineers also stressed that security is dynamic, not static.
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That the EU is evolving; a process, not something static.
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The action sometimes seems shapeless, sometimes static, sometimes obsessively spiral.
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We wanted to develop something interactive when websites were static.
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Indoor atmospheres were widely assumed to be far more static.
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Only the static emplacements captured by the Americans in 1918.
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In this static scene, the curtains introduce movement and change.
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So, when most people think stretching, they're thinking static stretching.
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What you're talking about is what we call static distribution.
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In business, 80% were springboards and just 1% were static.
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Because scenically it's very static; there's not much to do.
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Aptly titled, it seemed both static and constantly in motion.
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Ethnography presented it as static, when in fact it adapts.
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Why use static text when you can make it move?
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When they formed a circle, the edges were never static.
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It's just that it's a relatively small, rather static environment.
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The world seems unstable, even when the camera is static.
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"Before these improvements, Habitat was a static universe," explained Wijmans.
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" He added that "Sanders is Sanders — he's kind of static.
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It's simply a static move of an email into Teams.
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The plank is a feat of static, but strenuous, exercise.
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And it sounds more elaborate than a simple static camera.
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In 2018, Apu's America appears claustrophobic, static and without hope.
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But they generally have one thing in common: They're static.
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Because the issue of cyber is not a static issue.
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It's difficult to answer -- few things in politics are static.
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"This is not unusual for a static test," he said.
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It implies that our country's interests are static and unchanging.
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For decades, sports gambling tended to be a static experience.
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Science is not linear and static, but sporadic and dynamic.
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Just plain air static as we drive through a thunderstorm.
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Every piano key plays alongside a tape deck's static and all the static relies on the piano keys; Every sound is a part of the machine, and the machine is part of every sound.
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The idea that the block universe is static drives me crazy.
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Most cues are high frequency, atonal, prickly washes of electronic static.
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Leadership has long been static for Democrats in the House. Reps.
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Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling will air on Nickelodeon in 2018.
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So most fitness experts currently advise against static stretches before exercise.
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Most people can't shoot compelling videos, and static photos are boring.
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Politics has gone from being dynamic to being static and managerial.
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"Things might look stable, but things are not static," said Sozen.
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Originally, he was going to have a static, non-expressive face.
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Needless to say, this is exactly why static tests are conducted.
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Instead, mission planners worried about the static effect during the landing.
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In a static world, a monopolist is just a rent collector.
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"There's nothing but just random static," says James Slezak, Swayable's CEO.
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In some cases, it works just as well as static stretching.
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But the state of the qubits must be static and timeless.
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We think of capitalism and corporations as these very static things.
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Instead, it will simply be used in a static fire test.
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But it also overlooks the fact that comparative advantage isn't static.
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At least on those issues, the lines were static and safe.
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And we're still chasing, in a sense, static 25 fake accounts.
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But Netflix and other services may not block static IP addresses.
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Bookended by two loud bursts of static and forgotten almost immediately.
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That's six minutes of static stretching for one set of muscles.
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Bonds were also static, at 35.5 percent, according to the Oct.
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They're just training... I didn't want them to feel very static.
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Advertisements sold against videos command a higher price than static appeals.
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The wrinkle: Stock and bond correlations are not static across time.
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"I train mostly for my static power: dead lifts," he said.
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Monarchy is inherently static unless the people rise up in revolution.
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How to manually enter a static IP address on your iPhone1.
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Static subject: our colleagues spotted that the speaker was oddly robotic.
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Likewise, Warren's support remained static between the two at 17 percent.
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Vine could offer a way to leap past Instagram's static photos.
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During one of the night's more static matches, the crowd booed.
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Still, the percentage has basically been static for the past decade.
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It can be moving or static, extremely soft or surgically sharp.
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They give life to a static image, with a little mystery.
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A quick jab through the box produced a punch of static.
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The din of static is overwhelming, but that's to be expected.
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I genuinely enjoy cooking, while he loves a good static spray.
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"Static is the way to go to deliver that," he said.
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But it gets worse, because the status quo isn't really static.
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Or are we going to stay static in the status quo?
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At the same time, the church is not a static institution.
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"The solution will never be a static one," Mr. Ott said.
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In others, characters are static and muted, wading through the silence.
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However, it has become so static that it's sort of weird.
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But a house is not static — tiles change, walls come down.
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The place was quiet and dim, with a static, uninhabited air.
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For an added challenge, add a "pulse" movement to static holds.
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Its population has been stable — some would say static — since 2005.
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So why has the overall labor force participation rate remained static?
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AH: I'm always thinking of how to make painting less static.
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Our identities — and note the plural there, it's important — aren't static.
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"The plan is not static," Jose Carrion, the board's chairman, told reporters.
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How do you monitor something that doesn't exist in a static state?
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He explains that there are two types of wrinkles: static and hyperkinetic.
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The incidence of harassment by gender is static at 44 percent vs.
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For example, imagine a television displaying nothing but static on its screen.
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But when the appointed time came, his plots just scrolled through static.
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That may explain why the outlook remains relatively static in recent months.
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The new dye even made hair immune to frizz and static electricity.
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The dizzy synth drones remain, but voices and static fill the margins.
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Venter says their findings have changed his static view of the genome.
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A static rope lead the way to the mouth of the cave.
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On this front, Wynd competes with Excel and good old static exports.
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Up until now, subscription pricing has been fairly static for most companies.
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The phone rings, but all Joyce can hear is static and growling.
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The footage, shot on a camcorder, was grainy and intercut with static.
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Before the Domesday Book in the 11th century, identity was never static.
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The video they produce is immersive, interesting and also a little static.
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Brusspup showcases nine different tricks you can pull off with static electricity.
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Once again, these are headphones designed for motion rather than static listening.
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A sneaking suspicion that there's nothing new and it all feels static.
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The wand comes with four, rounded glass attachments that discharge static electricity.
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Angular momentum, center of mass, friction, levers, static equilibrium—it's all there.
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For all their being motion-enabling platforms, wheelchairs are themselves rather static.
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The company says that beats using static dictionary blacklists of forbidden words.
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Will the static people and moving people be able to leave peacefully?
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Hence they can cover a larger area than a camera that's static.
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The boundary is hardly static, however, and the bubble is still expanding.
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Still, the role played by faith is neither static nor easily predictable.
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In a static analysis, these additions would not cost too much money.
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You stare out of the window at the static traffic around you.
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The text is still highlight-and-copyable — it's not a static image.
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Without a static server, how do you debug a program that's running?
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That's a really difficult thing to do with a flat, static image.
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Like all living systems, cultures cannot remain static; they evolve or decline.
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With this in hand, static analysis becomes a much more reasonable task.
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The clouds carried a powerful static charge, while the earth remained neutral.
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"Research ethics ought not to be viewed as static things," he says.
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Our country cannot sustain another decade of static wages and dwindling productivity.
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In both instances, hackers obtained customers' static data stored on magstripe cards.
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The food court menus are static in terms of price and offerings.
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One of these brilliant retrospective static displays was revealed on August 26.
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The static 6-point margin is consistent with other polls, as well.
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The previous vehicle appeared ready to go from static fire tests performed.
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But to borrow terminology from conservative tax cutters, that's a static analysis.
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Having achieved properly immersive ethereality, he often settles for a static trickle.
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This means that Trello can be more than a static organizational tool.
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In manufacturing, 0% of jobs were career springboards and 62% were static.
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"We're never going to be static," said Head of School Priscilla Sands.
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Queer readings of seemingly static texts can be viewed the same way.
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"Tortoises and turtles were 'static' in concept," Mr. Young wrote in 2000.
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It generates sites as static files, which allow them to load faster.
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"Architecture is not a static building — it's a living organism," he said.
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Nevertheless, it's unclear how successful these static faces were in everyday life.
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When characters aren't forging swords or fighting dragons, they are bafflingly static.
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The moniker evokes a colorless and static scene, frozen in the past.
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But when it came to dogs, the loudest message was overwhelmingly static.
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Static crashes in my headphones, and for a moment, my mind hushes.
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"While it was beautiful, it was a very static pageant," she said.
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If Mr. Trump releases no prisoners, will the recidivism numbers stay static?
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These are static numbers, and what Snap is selling investors is growth.
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Even nonhydropower dams have rules that are based on more static conditions.
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While these points may seem trivial, the similarities have reportedly caused static.
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Police objected in advance, approving only a static assembly at Victoria Park.
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What she found, time and time again, was that cooking wasn't static.
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Because after all, a great work of art isn't a static thing.
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At their best, the songs seem to grow organically from the static.
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Destruction is a welcome addition to a genre that mostly has static environments.
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"It is the most difficult thing to conduct a static defense," said Asseri.
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However, this sonar gear becomes a static wall separating you from your friends.
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Raising prices is a way to increase revenues despite static or falling sales.
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ARROYO: It looks like you walked out of your house with static cling.
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The melodies—when there are any—are dissonant, occluded by static and grit.
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This ability drives inherent advantage over the static software available in the market.
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So to improve this, we added another camera that acquires a static image.
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"Being a woman is not static," college president Lynn Pasquerella told NBC News.
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Here, Leo wears a snood to keep his hair clean and static-free.
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Becoming a responsive city isn't a static objective, it's a constantly moving target.
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These images present the body as static: either as healthy or as diseased.
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Some of the VR resumés include animations, while others include static visual puzzles.
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A static detector would be able to measure turbulent currents flowing past it.
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In this week's episode, Static, Miller, and Holden are understandably on the outs.
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First, static analysis, poring over the code to look for any embedded shenanigans.
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Thanks to an excellent and virtually unchanging lewk, Grande presents as something static.
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In many shows, these characters remain static: funny and deferential to their superiors.
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Antarctica isn't a huge, static block of ice where very little goes on.
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It's a lot closer to something like Inside than static screens might imply.
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Other videos showed static images, with prompts for users to vote in polls.
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Jewelry buying is expected to be static, with further weakness seen in China.
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Static electricity was the chosen perching method because of the robot's small size.
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The products help give hair a little more weight and, therefore, static control.
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Leggings and tights: Insulating, static-resistant tights without feet for less than $15.
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But for now, the headset seemingly ignores all non-static objects besides hands.
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The 'Machine Response' LP will be available in Feb through Deranged/Static Shock.
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He wasn't about to let a comparatively normal, completely static castle scare him.
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Falling asleep while watching TV could mean waking up to this unsettling static.
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We have to assume that if a system is perfect, then it's static.
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In the background, a buzzing static and a ticking metronome set the beat.
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Everykey is also aiming to prevent people from having a single, static password.
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Most people tend to think of the Earth's surface as a static thing.
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Static randomly glitches through video footage, and disturbing sound design punctuates every scene.
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It was eventually I who was static, out of touch and old school.
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The team tells me that these Pucks can be both static or interactive.
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"I was trying to… pills… her medication, but…" Her voice disappeared in static.
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So the denominator has stayed static at a time of enormous wealth creation.
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The excitement of seeing the finished product, as ordered, just as ordered. Static.
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Another key element to the new materials is their ability to dissipate static.
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Even so, the static fire test and anomaly provided a wealth of data.
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It utilizes Reflective Electro Static (RES) technology for improved accuracy on capacitive displays.
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As Ms. Kluk put it, "you're buying a concept," not a static object.
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Eventually, the music builds to atmospheric waves of sounds that seem nearly static.
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"Please, no smash," from 2015, is static, squished in from floor to ceiling.
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Art Review A canon is not a static list of dead white men.
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Nothing is static in the environment, and this is possibly representative of that.
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For starters, it's a static picture of a market that is really dynamic.
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We were apparently "having weather," reported a static-y voice over the intercom.
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Simply wave your smartphone over the book and static images come to life.
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Its image remains static and almost apathetic to the needs of its constituency.
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That static location feature is still available, but now there's Live Location, too.
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Charter Communications' proposed mega-merger with Time Warner Cable is facing increasing static.
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Most painters commit pigment to canvas, portraying static scenes from a specific viewpoint.
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There was this amazing static click when he signed off after each message.
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So it definitely feels like this is not a static piece of work.
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But the staging feels static and antsy, rather than majestic or truly energetic.
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Baby frogs — peepers — chirped and creaked, filling the air with their own static.
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But electability isn't a static social fact; it's a social fact we're constructing.
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Looking ahead, a caveat for optimistic Democrats: Beware of static analysis in 2020.
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I didn't know the game that well, and comics are a static medium.
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Pools of static blood dried into a thick paste in her blood vessels.
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They also set static rules devoid of the dynamic realities of the market.
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Photography, of course, is a static art, and music exists only in motion.
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" "Becoming and being queer is a process, not a static state of affairs.
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And, was the video conversation with your grandparents free from static or buffering?
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Even with enactment of the new stopgap to keep spending static through Dec.
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WordPress stays WordPress, but maybe we turn it into a static site generator.
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But his static with community groups and civil rights organizations was perhaps inevitable.
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It's similar to how you create static electricity by rubbing socks on carpet.
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Tomorrow (Friday): Really dry air ups the static electricity, so don't be shocked!
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Recruits learn two different types of rappelling techniques: fast-roping and static rappel.
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And the entire scene is shot in one take with a static camera.
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A double-bag static line jump uses a cord attached inside an aircraft.
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The robotic arms of "Flippy's Kitchen" is still on static display at Caliburger.
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They're a static piece of data that looks back at what you've done.
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While red districts have remained demographically static, blue ones have grown more diverse.
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I think the Russia stuff is BS. But there's enough static out there.
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"Your question presumes that there is a static definition of whiteness," Coates said.
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So we're using static estimates, which is also traditionally what Congress has used.
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You never want to get into this static or cyclical sense of history.
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That gives "Collecting the World" a somewhat static feel, like a cabinet of curiosities.
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These approaches have some value, but they are also overly static and overly national.
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This has led to Arizona teacher salaries either staying static or going down: Gov.
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This means that men's optimism continued to grow, while women's optimism was more static.
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That's not unlike finding an extraterrestrial broadcast amid cosmic static, and then decoding it.
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Static scoring assumes no changes to economic activity and analyzes proposed changes as is.
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I THINK YOU'VE HEARD ME TALK ABOUT WE BELIEVE IN DYNAMIC, NOT STATIC, SCORING.
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So the static sample content at least isn't enough to violate any T&Cs.
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Compared to the StrikeLine, I noticed some serious static noise humming in the background.
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This spray's job is to control static and frizz — and it's not messing around.
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Unlike static works of art, TV series and the people who create them evolve.
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The video is slow and static, a single shot held for nearly 10 minutes.
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You can upload any static file, such as a CSV, XLS or JSON file.
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The site converts animated GIF files uploaded directly to its pages to static images.
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Your actions are proscribed; your position is static; your interactions make no physical sense.
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In other words, your story was pretty static, and in relatively few people's hands.
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He could have picked a static or high-frequency whistle noise, instead, he says.
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"Because the experience of our AVTs isn't static, neither is our training," Cruise says.
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A static fire test was successfully completed on Tuesday in preparation for the mission.
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Vertically integrated static instability is well above average south of the Azores near #Alex.
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There was none of the tinniness, ringing, or static that often accompany gaming headsets.
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And it has an added bonus — it tames static frizz, according to new research.
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The score for New York dropped following static sale prices over the last year.
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At the start, you're limited to one static camera view of the station interior.
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EST this morning, something went wrong during a routine pre-launch static fire test.
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If they come to you with an idea, don't just let it be static.
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It's not just static, and we're not just reading an imprint or a memory.
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In the second round, Anderson started sending out static with feints and connecting more.
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As a genre and TV staple, the evening talk show is a static enterprise.
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After five weeks, static stretching fared no better than resistance training for improving flexibility.
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The new Moving Timelapse mode is a step up from a boring static timelapse.
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The Colour in Anything makes a case for the careful, deliberate, comfortingly static musician.
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Yet for all of its diverse and essential properties, the genetic code is static.
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This country was not founded on the static principle of we the white majority.
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Listen to Cast of Static and Smoke below, while dreaming of a better world.
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They had 3 days to fix my in-ears and I was getting static.
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Even better once you're done playing with the static objects they come to life.
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You might see static, but a computer is 95 percent certain that's a cheetah.
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This character, variously outfitted, recurs within Monkman's body of performance, video, and static installations.
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Our libidos aren't static, and tons of factors, from medications to expectations, affect desire.
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The AI-generated superimposed video depends heavily on data collected from scanning static imagery.
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When the numbers were static, it was much easier to overlook their true significance.
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My thoughts on data visualizations are not static; they evolve because the times evolve.
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In xerography, static electricity quickly and precisely manipulates electrostatically sensitive powdered ink—a.k.a. toner.
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"People will hear a rhythmic pattern of high frequency beeps among static," explained Goatley.
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Transforming reporting platforms from static documents into digital, searchable data would address both problems.
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Its estimates are static and assume tax cuts will have no impact on growth.
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Hence, on a static basis, Johnson's plan appears to be close to revenue neutral.
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These communications are more effective in animating action-minded audiences than stale static videos.
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By drenching their sound in static, they've made their most fraught, emotionally wrenching album.
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According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, earnings have been basically static.
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Movies would be plain, simple, and static without the use of camera movement techniques.
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Most of the static information captured on devices isn't really important until something changes.
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And it keeps the crowded gubernatorial primary field in the state static for now.
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"I think I was a bit static for a long period recently," he says.
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Owning data flows creates more impressive moats than merely locking down static data sets.
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Doing so is both personally and professionally important: remaining static is not as fulfilling.
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Any form of dissent is reduced to likely moderated comments or static Facebook emoticons.
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Static, cover-up style kickboxers are easily forced onto the ropes in this way.
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A Stronger Incentive to Create Content Swipe-based dating apps are currently pretty static.
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A lot of blurred images, a lot of strange, static, television stuff going on.
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"If you watch Ken Burns's The Civil War, it's brilliant but static," says Neidell.
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Regulations that remain static for years "will not work for this area," Rosekind said.
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His forerunners' work was mostly static, he says, so he created forms in motion.
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Without the thousand miles of telephone static between us, I couldn't hide my condition.
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In "Liberté," Mr. Serra's sensibilities are ill-served by his static and airless direction.
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Your memory is not static; it's more like a sand dune swept by wind.
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Vegans and vegetarians make only about 8 percent of the population, a static number.
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And while the book overflows with tight, cinematic scenes, it remains static, almost dull.
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The city, too, is an organism, both stable and fluid, static and constantly transforming.
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"The static balance tests are not sensitive enough to identify all impairments," she says.
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"None of this is static or just for the history books," Ms. Berrigan said.
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Static shots are edited in a deliberately primitive style, eliding crucial bits of narrative.
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The size of the force has stayed relatively static in recent months, they said.
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They become a Facebook friend, an Instagram follow, and drift back into the static.
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But I worry about being too static, that it becomes a parody of itself.
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At the same time, why did the mechanisms of filmmaking have to remain static?
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For some two years, it has remained in static positions, often locked-in garrisons.
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They knew in advance that the Tank would favor slower-moving, more static repertory.
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For BlueJeans, the workforce reduction will likely lead to more static growth going forward.
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We see this play out daily in the static polling on Trump's approval numbers.
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Those static sites obviously load very fast and also provide a smaller attack surface.
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White House watchers have been chronicling the static between Cohn and Navarro for months.
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Dear Heloise: I hate the static cling we get here during the winter months.
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Not all smooth going Politics in Israel, like in the US, is never static.
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"Differences in the resolution would be more apparent with relatively static pictures," he wrote.
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So that shows that basically there is a strategy, not just a static position.
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It is too static and fragmentary, however, to provide a comforting neo-Romantic bath.
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You've got overlays, filters, you've got audio, video, static images, captioning, all that stuff.
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Regardless, most Maghreb objects possess a fluctuating, ornamental adroitness that challenges static visual statements.
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The Paris-based Rogues started out drawing, but grew frustrated with the static image.
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The company conducted its first static test of the Falcon Heavy's main core in May.
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But during calls, the earpiece could occasionally produce a high-pitched static or crackling noise.
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Dynamic content and bandwidth peaks is the new CDN game, away from static cached content.
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The alt-right hope their reactionary ideas will grow dominant through their self-created static.
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For each set, a single static image was selected from an infinite field of variations.
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So much for static study — getting reads on the landscape of humanity, as it were.
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This is no static natural history museum—it's a place where living, breathing science happens.
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There's dizzy harmonized guitar solos, disco-adjacent percussive percolations, and hellish descents into atonal static.
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Static fire test of a Falcon Heavy side booster completed in McGregor, TX last week.
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On an old-fashioned credit card, the data that's sent to the register is static.
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Top-performing companies excel in constant change and constant improvement, not in maintaining static systems.
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Her other stage works are also contemplative and sometimes static, but intellectually and musically rewarding.
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Why it matters: This is a significant turning point in Washington's mostly static climate debate.
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The invite page is just a static webpage hosted on Amazon S3 with two things.
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The spokesperson told us that location requests are "static," and expire after half an hour.
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A static test fire of the rocket's engine is planned for Sunday, according to NASA.
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Antiques Museumgoers most likely presume that period rooms remain static, but many are being overhauled.
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She and the other "disciples" are listening to the prescribed Christian rock when suddenly...static.
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We want to explore alternate endings, but we are trapped in a single static story.
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This is a chance to open up storytelling so it stops being a static experience.
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First static fire test of Falcon Heavy complete—one step closer to first test flight!
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But it locks us into a static world because it's always looking to the past.
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You couldn't simply stand still, aim, and fire with the iPad in one static position.
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On Friday, SpaceX performed a static fire test on the recovered engines from that launch.
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Our "static" brains are vulnerable to being influenced, and there's no way to fight it.
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Sources of inspiration ranged between static objects to pokémon to everyone's favorite sexually suggestive emoji.
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This is a cool thing because it's an excellent reminder that art is never static.
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Both dynamic and static analysis tools can be used to test software for security flaws.
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A static test fire typically occurs one to two weeks before a scheduled take-off.
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The only time your heart rate should be a static line is if you're dead.
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If you're not comfortable with that, remove it and replace it will a static image.
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The verdict's delivered by a static judge, FMV sequences the preserve of the investigation itself.
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Rubrik is playing on an emerging theme in the enterprise: bringing static data to life.
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Until now Iron Dome had been a static system that was only fired from land.
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The goal is to focus more on cash flows rather than a static score. 5.
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Today's companies are moving from "runbooks" of static response procedures to automated security orchestration systems.
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Walk across a room, and the wall will materialize in a haze of blocky static.
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But any job has its static, and almost everything I do is fun and inspiring.
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After Damon Lindelof gave some opening remarks, the reel ran ... The screen starts as static.
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Its ranking has remained more or less static since the index was established in 2007.
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These are cheap and portable and rugged and far more secure than any static number.
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A viscous drumline introduces the track, paired with obscured vocals and a covering of static.
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Multiple studies point to a decrease in muscle strength and power immediately after static stretching.
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"There's so much static between the sheets that they levitate in the stacker," Slattery said.
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Ada, for her part, is caught in the maze of patriarchy and static gender roles.
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That means income generated from the fund increases more versus a static portfolio of bonds.
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Mostly, though "Nat Turner in Jerusalem" is a static work, as iconography tends to be.
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In a global media age of perpetually cycling digital drama, it feels dwarfed and static.
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He would act as a model and place a moving image inside a static picture.
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Good and evil exists in the moment, never hinging on static 'hero' and 'villain' labels.
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My in-flight entertainment screen was only showing static, and the remote wasn't doing anything.
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Static estimates don't attempt to calculate whether tax cuts generate additional economic growth and revenues.
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Whereas Cesaire believe in a static sense of identity, Glissant believed in a fluid one.
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AM radio has always been more susceptible to static than its partner on the dial.
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CRT displays littered around the space show only static; faces are blurred by digital glitchwork.
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Since June, they've been marrying static art to animations submitted from all over the planet.
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On top of all that, it features ionic technology to help with static and frizz.
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Actions, unlike static objects, unfold over time — simply put, there's more uncertainty to solve for.
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Other than the movements that draw sound from the instruments, the scene is relatively static.
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If that GIF hurts your brain, here's a static map showing the changes in years.
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An added advantage is the elimination of static and flyaway hair on dry winter days.
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On most sites you were going through a series of web pages that were static.
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Takedowns were inevitable, and the ground game was made almost static: the worst possible outcome.
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These prints have a kind of static energy, derived from their gridded and rhizomatic compositions.
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He repeated her name in his little voice, which is still losing its toddler static.
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Consider: The late Malian photographer Malick Sidibé's work was no less performative for being static.
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Every image we saw, we hydrated in a way, so that it wasn't static anymore.
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When I spun the dial on the car radio, static roared out of every channel.
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"Electability isn't a static social fact; it's a social fact we're constructing," she told me.
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Abbi and Ilana are static and predictable where the Girls characters are more convincingly erratic.
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Keyboards, woodwinds, clinking percussion, static, bits of beatboxing and peculiar samples all come and go.
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"The traditional arena was fundamentally designed around a static in-seat experience," Mr. Mirakian said.
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As most of us have heard, our brains are not composed of static, unchanging tissue.
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He noticed a series of letters and numbers that represented a crescendo in the static.
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Earlier generations of indexes relied on static information like fossil fuel reserves or emissions measurements.
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Retailers, meanwhile, focused on mandating the use of a 51-year-old static data element.
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Rather than an "either/or" set of static characteristics, they're more likely to demonstrate both.
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Todd Bowles' defense tends to be static pre-snap, uncommon for a blitz-heavy scheme.
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Cowen shows that in sphere after sphere, Americans have become less adventurous and more static.
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This includes prioritised customer support, fast upload speeds, static IP addresses and even better security.
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She read her speech from a podium, her hands often static, her voice rarely rising.
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Under what is called static scoring, changes are judged without assuming any difference in growth.
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It felt like one of the early debates last summer in its static and smallness.
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Sony could have just shoehorned bits of all this technology into a static concept vehicle.
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How to set up a static IP address on your Xbox One using the console1.
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The rules used to score the tax bill are essentially drawn from a static model.
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If the television deal remains static — or even decreases — then they will all have problems.
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With the static nature of the looping, I was hoping it would become an environment.
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"My winter nights are taken up by static/Stress and holiday shopping traffic," she sings.
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"We didn't want something static with mannequins; we wanted a new energy," Mr. Toledano said.
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Whether this is a healing or a stultifying space depends on your tolerance for static.
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None of us are static objects, we have histories and stories, we change over time.
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On a "static" basis before considering growth, the bill costs $21 trillion over 10 years.
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They were nonsense, like a radio when it hits static, so it wasn't worth studying.
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There is clipping, and there are vocal pops, and sometimes there's static because Skype drops.
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In gameplay this keeps things simple, but in a book it can be frustratingly static.
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Over stuttering images of relentless glittering ocean and mammoth roiling bodies, we hear static whistles.
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Towing the aircraft from its storage facility to the static display area gave photographers an extremely rare opportunity to photograph the plane in the open in good lighting for several minutes before it was placed in the busy and crowded static display area at Zhukovsky.
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"A static display of a missile cannot tell you how far a missile flies," she said.
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While she sleeps, we watch Workin' Moms on Netflix and I put on my Static Nails.
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A trailer for Static Cling, the Rocko's Modern Life movie, was teased by Nickelodeon in 2017.
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Check in with yourself regularly and be open to expanding and evolving, because nobody is static.
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"We knew we wanted to be more static in the green room," Saulnier recently told IndieWire.
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Yes, we've improved on many different fronts, but the ad creative has remained flat and static.
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Soon, static check-in lanes clogged airports and gate agents started writing boarding passes by hand.
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According to the research paper, there are only a few thousand static optical illusions that exist.
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Static, which Lemire relates as swirling smoke trails, filters out of the radio's dusty speaker grill.
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Do they score at will or does Anthony further impede what's been an unusually static offense?
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What they describe is never static, and therefore cannot be contained within the bounds of rule.
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It's been described as a Senate tradition, but that would wrongly imply that it's been static.
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And really, that's all I'm asking for, because politics and journalism have become static and repetitive.
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When a viewer pauses their video, a transparent static banner ad will show on their screen.
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Even there, estimates vary considerably, there are competing methods, and it's not a static thing either.
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Such data are often presented in a well-structured, but static, format such, as CSV files.
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You know the Christmastime "Yule Log" programming that's just a static shot of a crackling fire?
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It's hard enough to meet these expectations when the problems the software is addressing are static.
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Unlike photos in the Muggle world, photos in the wizarding world of Harry Potter aren't static.
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"These blades are not dumb, static things," Morrissey says, sweeping his arm out across the sky.
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It is a culture of the static and the settled, the opposite of Tocqueville's restless Americans.
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"Brushing dry hair out with a plastic comb or brush only makes static worse," she says.
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That's a dynamic that is tricky to replicate in other static sale models, Cheng pointed out.
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Silva was now being used as a static target to help build up Pride's other stars.
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The first computer memory devices did this via accumulations of static charge, as in selectron tubes.
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Will these 3D characters stay static, or will we soon be playing games inside our snaps?
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It feels like how the internet was originally designed with static, full-text articles in HTML.
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Second, Mir Mobile may be based on a very old PC game, but it isn't static.
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"They are more detailed, mainly because they are more static and less animated," Mendel tells Creators.
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Specifically, the products didn't include enough color and were shown in static fashion on its website.
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In one performance, a chorus of harsh static, generated by a modified record player, backs Lessard.
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Veronica has remained static, and that is a tragedy for her, and the show knows it.
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Frances Cheung, head of macro strategy at Westpac, said the equilibrium levels should not be static.
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You can choose static ones or emojis will subtle animations that can interact with onscreen objects.
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"Isometric" means exercises done in a static position with simple techniques that can help build muscle.
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It estimates the static consequences for Britain's trade and investment, which are negative in every case.
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Like most relationships, the ones we form with our garments (and the body beneath) aren't static.
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ODIN will first sweep for underwater mines, since these are static and cannot take evasive action.
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His pieces exude both dynamic and static elements, often resembling abstract paintings mixed with landscape photography.
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The chemical helps to keep clothes free of wrinkles, static, or stains, even after multiple washes.
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Our reliance on static data to verify identity when records are available for a little as $.
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The inherent problem is that there is a static status quo and a dynamic status quo.
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Get the silky hair you desire and fight back against winter hair static for just $54.99.
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As far as creativity goes, though, is that sense of doubleness the static or the sound?
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Like a static model, a dynamic model would estimate the benefits and costs for existing businesses.
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Inside my box, I found this cute mini kit to help with static cling and wrinkles.
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All calculations, including those in the Treasury report, start with the static estimates of the bills.
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The budget framework measures $1 trillion in revenue lost from tax cuts on a "static" basis.
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But they also see me as a sort of static being, my tastes are my tastes.
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This will keep hair hydrated and free of static under your hat, no matter your texture.
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These static, narrow readings of carnival, in my opinion, understand this practice to be a breach.
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While tracks like "Fantasynth" are upbeat and infectious, "CYN" hisses with static interference and threatens trouble.
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Electronics have always been a source of AM radio static, and electric motors are no exception.
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It's a bit static onscreen, a serious movie most interested in showcasing its stars' outstanding performances.
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Blue Barge was everything the Atlantic wasn't: clean, empty, static, but it was equally as unreadable.
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All the character development here is engineered through mechanics, not cutscenes or static screens of text.
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Lamont howls across the parched landscape as broken waves of radio static slowly swallow him whole.
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My question more specifically is whether that number has grown larger or smaller or remained static.
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Other grinders with plastic bins produce just as much static, which, with plastic, there's no eliminating.
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People are ripping away the overwrought static in their head and live a more functional life.
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The attitude that nature is a static element at the service of humanity has long prevailed.
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His statues since then are rarely the static forms that make other pieces seem, well, statuesque.
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The frequent sight of evenly spaced dancers, dressed simply in grays and blacks, was overly static.
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Ms. Schaal's performance is single note and static, and no one else even tries to act.
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The rectangle of light appears to float some 30 feet away, as static scurries through it.
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The battle there has a different dynamic, a war of attrition with largely static front lines.
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This straightener uses tourmaline ceramic for even heat distribution to keep hair frizz and static free.
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He noticed a series of letters and numbers that represented a crescendo in the surrounding static.
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I wake up with my throat feeling dry, and our bedrooms are full of static electricity.
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And yet, when a creative shares a design on social media, it's just a static image.
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We learn not by storing static records but by continually retouching memories and imagining future possibilities.
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Ms. Gionfriddo has posited this sort of static structure as a viable and possibly female dramaturgy.
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DIPLE is a very different beast, offering a static, back-lit setup for more stable microscopy.
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Modern audiences won't want to sit for hours through parades of static arias and confusing plots.
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And the drama, which sometimes felt static, could have benefited from the presence of witnesses onstage.
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The shrimp make an omnipresent background noise similar to static, or frying bacon, or crinkled paper.
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This particular volume, called Stagecraft by ILM, the company that put it together, is not static.
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The characters are never named, the camera work is static, and little that's conceptually interesting materializes.
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CSOs until now have mainly been short-dated (up to two years in maturity) and static.
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The rest was transience, people moving through the static, like Michael, heading uptown with exaggerated purpose.
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Trying to make static and perfect choices in a dynamic world is a recipe for disaster.
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Things I really look for in photos are movement, energy and emotion, when things aren't static.
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Static scoring assumes the size of the economy is fixed no matter how significant the reforms.
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The steam technology removes germs, pollen, and dust mites, as well as pesky static and wrinkles.
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Note that wage gains need not be limited to the static revenue raised from the tax.
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The mural was located on the pull-down storefront of a record store, Static Age Records.
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That sense that you are not bound to a static identity someone else chooses for you.
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The number of pending felony cases has remained static in Manhattan while rising slightly in Brooklyn.
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THEY HAD TO FIDDLE WITH THEM BECAUSE OF THE GOOFY STATIC SCORING MODELS THAT NEVER WORK.
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"I don't see how a static cross can coerce anybody into a state religion," said Moore.
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So liberal and conservative traits are not static, at the group level or within an individual.
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Creatures of habit hold fort as the future leaves them stranded on islands of static comfort.
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Before the Hodeidah agreement, the al-Dhalea front between the Houthis and government forces was static.
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"Unfortunately, similar issues exist in other static or synthetic benchmarks," writes the team behind Chrome's JavaScript engine.
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It is a static portrait that operates like a film reel, rendering the body in staccato glimpses.
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Piranha Posy by Static, Spray Paint on 3 Layers of Glass and Aluminium in Custom Painted Frame.
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Its animation is soot-tinged and static, with the unpretty, distressed look of an alternative graphic novel.
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The lead single, "Unleash," is a ballad of static and screaming; Chen's voice is distorted to hell.
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You take the tape downstairs, to a television hissing with static, and slide it into the VCR.
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In Garden of Humans I attempt to visualize nature that is seemingly static yet dynamic and evolving.
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I used this throughout my project to add voice-overs to static photos and some b-roll.
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In static terms, creating a free public service obviously requires more money than a partially subsidized one.
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" The media's fixation on his personal shortcomings, he said, caused, "too much static, and you can't communicate.
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It also has a built-in ionizer to deionize hair, which effectively cuts down on static electricity.
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But now he must keep his (naturally shifting, aging) human body corralled within the android's static limits.
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Some said the device would show one type of static activity and then sit there, Stieg recalled.
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In the Industrial Revolution, the static, hulking machines required humans to fundamentally change the way they worked.
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Using a custom DNS on your Android device may require you to use a static IP address.
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This isn't the first time a president has inspected a static display on the WH South Driveway.
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Most levels aren't static, with moving buses, waving villagers, and slithering snakes adding a touch of liveliness.
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However, the use of static electricity to hold the robot in place produces some significant weight constraints.
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The BEV's URL still exists, a reminder of static HTML pages from the web's more stilted past.
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Sir Lynton argues that such messages "cut through the static" of 24-hour television and social media.
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The static, collected nature of such online relationships mimics a particular type of (sometimes unrequited) love letter.
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Given the camera's distance, the results also tend to be visually static, and even alienating to viewers.
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My People is Microsoft's method of making the static Windows 10 task bar a little more personal.
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The Democratic primary has been fairly static, with Mr. Sanders holding a sizable lead over Mrs. Clinton.
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And because it's a static move, you can be done in a matter of seconds or minutes.
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With that, the static photo meme videos were back to being in the Facebook algorithm's good graces.
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In particular, it has a static display with zero articulation and a measly 11 points for autofocusing.
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There's a $1.5 trillion static revenue loss [as a result of the tax changes in the bill].
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As it turns out, to make dazzle really effective, it can't be static—it has to move.
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Android Android requires a static IP address to use custom DNS addresses, which takes additional setup steps.
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Standing in that shop, I could hardly take my eyes off of the cover of Static #1.
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Anyone not using Apple Messages can still get the same pictures, but they'll appear as static images.
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We were able to generate a bunch of images that look just like TV static, like noise.
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This static electricity buildup eventually can trigger occasional cloud-to-cloud or cloud-to-ground lightning strikes.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece suggested that overall poverty levels had remained static since 2000.
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Think radio or television static, the sound of ocean waves, or the buzzing of your electric fan.
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It has completed its static fire test and should have a window for launch tomorrow, weather permitting.
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For example, Garmin says the watch has software dedicated to three jump types: HAHO, HALO, and Static.
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I think it probably will probably stay somewhat static from here out for the next few years.
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Intelligence and wisdom become less useful when you become convinced all you know is known and static.
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"It's definitely not going to be a static product," says Mike McCabe, Nike's VP of digital products.
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It just takes a bit of bravery to buck tradition and drain the static-thinking economic swamp.
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With AR, we're going to experience music and art (static or interactive) in context with our lives.
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During the two breakdowns, the vistas appear out of static, digitally warped but still identifiable as spaces.
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The environment becomes immersive because Awavena teaches you to see past film as a static, rectangular field.
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They put these on a static map of campus and updated it when new data came in.
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White noise (think the sound of radio static) helps some babies fall asleep, and sleep more soundly.
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Women on Waves has been sued multiple times; the law isn't static and is subject to interpretation.
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One, static analysis is dicey; more incriminating information and testimony rolls out daily and will keep rolling.
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"Stuff like that just interrupts and creates static at the core of his campaign," Mr. Guillory said.
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It is so close that it is as if we can feel the static of their clothing.
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This lack of friction throughout the night helps keep static, frizz, flyaways, and bedhead to a minimum.
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If those numbers stay static or worsen further, dissent even in Republican ranks is sure to grow.
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The most static form are about where customers live — their geographical locations, ZIP codes and neighborhood information.
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It appeared near-instantly, indicating the database was live updating and was not a static backup file.
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But the second and third rounds were largely a static war of attrition fought against the cage.
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If this initial test succeeds, the company may attempt what's called a static fire test on Monday.
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When sitting static on the page, many of these designs come across as random, or simply confusing.
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There, the cameras were static, with photographers having to wait for the swimmers to enter the frame.
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Press the Home button and the icons should stop jiggling and return to their normal static behavior.
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Petrified is too static a word to describe the panic losing my novel sent me spiraling into.
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Messenger first started selling ads inside Messenger 18 months ago, but they were static ads, not video.
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It might not be such a big deal when your television gets a little bit of static.
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"White noise," for instance, is the strategy of uploading uncomposed static titled and presented like popular tracks.
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In the health care sector, researchers found that 5% of jobs were springboards and 17.313% were static.
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Gregory animates the traditionally static medium by capturing her artwork with a mounted camera every few strokes.
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On another day, the same nine static stretches were held for a total of 30 seconds each.
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Thai and foreign divers rigged a static rope line through the underwater portions to guide their way.
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When depreciation is taken into account, the country's capital stock is at best static and maybe shrinking.
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He stands static and upright and he is as one handed in his offence as Nick Newell.
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Walkability is treated as a static part of a city; your city is either walkable or not.
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Largely dependent on the high, linear plinking of electronic bass, this music is thinner and more static.
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Only the New York City backdrops — Rockefeller Center, Central Park or St. Patrick's Cathedral — remain largely static.
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Looking back, Weber calls it "fairly static," an almost rote interspersing of cut scenes and boxing matches.
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I thought we learned to mistrust static idealized beauty as the tool of Renaissance propaganda during modernism.
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Wiggly lines indicate the tingling of spider senses, while electronic bursts signal the presence of interdimensional static.
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Things are always changing in time, where most machine-learning algorithms are not time-based, they're static.
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A future like an old television screen, all static, then dark, then who knows what after that.
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My life' "—she said, transitioning to the voice of the character—" 'has become a little bit static.
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Most problems include faulty audio inputs or static-filled screens, which can be attributed to old age.
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Then there's the confidence of those smoky but unmistakable edges with their occasional halos of brownish static.
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Kinnel created diversified, static "do-nothing" portfolios to see how they'd stack up against typical investor returns.
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" MICHAEL PURVES, FOUNDER AND CEO, TALLBACKEN CAPITAL ADVISORS, NEW YORK "We're dealing with a very static Fed.
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The books tend to treat Geralt as fairly static, meaning it's somewhat irrelevant what he's been through.
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And Clinton's success with those critical black voters occurred despite non-stop static from the BLM movement.
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She leads with her jaw, and she has this very static, still posture that nothing can penetrate.
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The Russian myth that Trump and Bannon have injected into the national bloodstream is static and insular.
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Dynamic scoring differs from static scoring in that it accounts for how the legislation impacts economic growth.
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"Got a light," he says (it's not a question) amid distorted sound and static and bright flashes.
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Sure, you would have picked up static from other sources that made some of this seem ridiculous.
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If there is one truth about securing a free society, it is that threats are never static.
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Trump's deeply polarizing nature is a big part of the reason for the relatively static poll numbers.
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Starting the fiscal year with static spending is an unnecessary error that goes against important legislative goals.
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Our static two-party system does not meet the needs and varying worldviews of our country today.
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He says Galactica doesn't make riders nauseous, arguing that a static headset would have a worse affect.
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Even a $1 investment can, with enough time, overtake any static dollar amount, no matter how large.
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The researchers broke it down by comparing background noise in the brain to static on the radio.
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In time the unnatural static seemed not an intrusion into the acoustic instruments, but an organic complement.
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While generally displayed as static objects, medieval suits of armor are actually meant to be moved in.
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After that, her album, "I Make the Static," made the top 15 of the Billboard 200 chart.
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Bernat turned in a cross at the back post after Kylian Mbappé got behind United's static defense.
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If the male gaze reduces women to static sex objects, the female gaze turns them into protagonists.
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VR presents your dreams as a tangible space—they were limited to a window that was static.
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The National Park Service also sets up static webcams to monitor the air quality in various locations.
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But I have cut out most of the talking, or static scenes, like the Wiccan potluck party.
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Static ground and pound is the act of holding one position and putting in blows from there.
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Many of our customers are looking to transition from offering static products to offering a connected service.
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