"Mr. Sheriff,' Jackson hissed, "since you cannot obey my orders, summon me; yes, sir, summon me.
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"Going through final validation & regulatory approval," Musk said of Summon+, a planned upgrade to Tesla's Summon auto-parking feature.
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He also highlighted the car's summon function: When you want your car to return, tap Summon on your phone.
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A Summon update will let you "summon" your car from a parking spot if it's in your line of sight.
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This dude actually got in a fender bender using Smart Summon: Soday 6 with V10 Smart Summon was working beautifully.
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With Enhanced Summon, users will actually be able to tap a button in the Tesla mobile app to summon the vehicle, according to Electrek.
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The update included Smart Summon, an autonomous parking feature that allows owners to use their app to summon their vehicles from a parking space.
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As for driving and core vehicle functionality, Tesla has launched "Smart Summon" and added new functionality beyond the regular Summon feature, which still exists separately.
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In one video, a father puts his child and pet in the path of the car while testing Smart Summon (which he calls "Enhanced Summon") in a driveway.
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The agency said it became aware of some reports of accidents involving Smart Summon but declined to confirm whether it has launched a formal investigation into Smart Summon.
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The vehicle logs confirm that the automatic Summon feature was initiated by a double-press of the gear selector stalk button, shifting from Drive to Park and requesting Summon activation.
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Like, what happens if you summon a Tesla on your phone then get on a train — will the car follow you round indefinitely, or will it only drive to the initial summon location?
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The software release was highly anticipated in large part because it included Smart Summon, an autonomous parking feature that allows owners to use their app to summon their vehicles from a parking space.
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Tesla's new "Smart Summon" will fetch your car Recently in a software update, Tesla updated its cars with a Smart Summon feature that allows drivers to call their Tesla to come to them.
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Otherwise someone will have to summon our Toilet Busters soon!
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Kipchoge could not summon the speed for the final laps.
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When this happened, he became unable to summon imagery voluntarily.
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We can't seem to summon political will across partisan lines.
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Only Republicans can summon witnesses, since that party controls Congress.
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Dunbar's abstractions summon the timelessness intrinsic to any given region.
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Notably, the car can only drive straight in Summon mode.
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Tap the subconscious; summon your charitable spirit and the muse.
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They summon meaning from events that have long been dormant.
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Still, Mueller can summon Flynn to testify in any trials.
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FSD also includes Advanced Summon, Auto Lane Change and Autopark.
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The musical numbers summon entire cultural climates with atmospheric efficiency.
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Baby Yoda raising a tiny hand to summon the Force.
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To summon Santa, all you need to do is: 1.
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The prosecutor plans to summon her for questioning next month.
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Summon all that lady power with a strong red lip!
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Tesla has been nearing the rollout of a feature called "Advanced Summon" for a while now, where owners will be able to tap a button in the company's app and summon their car to them.
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Since Smart Summon began to roll out widely to Tesla owners in the U.S. last month, videos on social media platforms have showed Teslas operating with Smart Summon in what appear to be near-accidents.
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Some apps even summon cars and trucks in Knight Rider fashion.
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" Users marveled at how quickly she responded, how you could "summon
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Japan's Foreign Ministry said it would summon the South Korean ambassador.
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What have we done to summon you today, Hockey Pedant Man?
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I summon my shreds of willpower and stumble to the kitchen.
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A trial prompts the clerk to summon scores of potential jurors.
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The little girl used her slain grandfather's cellphone to summon help.
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"I would even summon President Pena Nieto," Coello told broadcaster Televisa.
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Then, from the home screen, quickly swipe down and summon Spotlight.
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D.Va can immediately summon a new mech after using her Ultimate.
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They can summon Mueller to explain his interpretation of the evidence.
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Do you think Tesla's new Summon self-parking feature is neat?
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Grab's app allows users to summon taxis, private cars and motorbikes.
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The commonly used summoning charm literally means "I summon" in Latin.
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One lets you summon any vehicle you've purchased to your location.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian government will summon representatives of ArcelorMittal (MT.
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I would summon a friend, like Jimmy Stewart in Rear Window.
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Yet the concluding game always manages to summon a unique thrill.
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And can you summon all that heartache and frustration in song?
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The first mechanical clocks were made to summon monks to prayer.
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Uber: Why can't I use an app to summon a taxi?
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But "Frankie" doesn't summon much in the way of pathos either.
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Smart Summon is only supposed to be used in private areas.
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Simply summon Siri and ask, "What can you do for me?"
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He chose to summon not America's better angels, but its demons.
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But even the master can't just summon one of these songs.
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Like Uber, Ola lets users summon a cab via an app.
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A continent away, he plans to summon lost and searching souls.
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Yet not one of the viewers bothered to summon the authorities.
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When my home is dirty, I summon Kevin from my phone.
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Summon the courage to vote for our constitution and our democracy.
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It has not always been easy to summon a former president.
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As Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Friday, "Summon is improving rapidly."
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Democracy advocates will have to summon even more energy for 2018.
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You can check out video of the Summon feature in action here, courtesy of an undoubtedly excited Tesla owner: Article updated with additional details on Autosteer and Summon features in version 7.1 of the Model S software.
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To help the turtles, you'll want to summon someone who knows how.
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His predecessor, Carles Puigdemont, skipped a court summon and fled to Brussels.
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But I also know how to summon it when I need to.
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Arkansas fans summon their team to the field with a hog call.
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When you want your car to return, tap Summon on your phone.
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To reject cynicism, to reject fear, to summon what's best in us.
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Will I really manage to create the magic circle that can summon.
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Such optimism is hard to summon after two decades of accelerating decline.
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Can these objects really ward off evil-doers and summon good fortune?
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Additionally, with a double tap, you can summon Siri and dismiss her.
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It's only the latter when you summon it to transform into one.
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No matter how it was engaged, Summon shouldn't have driven into anything.
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All we can do is summon our collective power as a community.
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You can also summon Siri on the new AirPods using voice only.
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Some Indian "holy" men can summon thousands of supporters onto the streets.
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The Tap can't summon Alexa's cloud powers through your phone's cellular connection.
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To summon the new icon, try the hashtags #Pride2017, #PrideMonth and #LoveisLove.
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Bigger firms can afford more security and summon help from the government.
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They rushed back to the hospital but were unable to summon help.
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At 31, Mr. Chazelle doesn't just want to summon the old magic.
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But on the Galaxy Note 10, that action will now summon Bixby.
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The dish moved Beyoncé to summon him from the kitchen, he said.
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You just have to say "Hey Siri" to summon Apple's voice assistant.
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A president whose invective seems to summon and inspire anti-semitism is.
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Called Summon, the feature is now available on the company's new sedan.
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Why buy a car when you can summon one with an app?
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They summon us to be critical, to be engaged, to be empathetic.
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Before long, a whistle blew to summon the rest of the team.
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He read the emails but couldn't summon the energy to reply. Jan.
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Stephens has no shortage of power when she chooses to summon it.
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So, how exactly does the group try to summon U. F. O.s?
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I just can't summon the energy to talk about changing the Constitution.
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Unfortunately, you can't modify the Bixby button to summon Google's Assistant instead.
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So they summon Anat's father, Yonatan (Yuval Segal), from the United States.
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Ancient people did this to summon dryads, the benevolent spirits inside trees.
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Ms. Grigorian sang Salome with a plaintive radiance that few sopranos summon.
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Only some sort of God could summon, and justify, such promiscuous savagery.
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And other Republicans, in Congress and private life, should summon more courage.
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But what it didn't summon was the faintest whiff of political drama.
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In lots of ways, Tesla's new Smart Summon feature is classic Tesla.
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There are 13 horsepower and 514 pound-feet of torque to summon.
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In the face of evil, we must summon our capacity for good.
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Why summon a journalist if you don't want to be written about?
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Many also contain a panic button to summon assistance in an emergency.
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If I could summon the courage, anyone who reads my book can, too.
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The ban prompted the Turkish Foreign Ministry to summon the German charges d'affaires.
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IT IS HARD to summon significant optimism when looking at the world economy.
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Note each tamed beast's abilities in the summon menu and use them accordingly.
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Summon your self-confidence and conjure your courage in five easy ways. 1.
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Workers at Chicago hotels now have "panic buttons" to summon help if needed.
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I am afraid that you'll summon them by accident, instead of on purpose.
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Viewers can expect TLC's new series, Mama Medium, to summon some supernatural feelings.
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Smart Summon has been used more than 550,000 times, Musk said on Twitter.
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Eventually you'll get access to bombs and the ability to summon rain clouds.
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Through it all, Mr. Offutt somehow manages to summon compassion for his father.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Internet regulators in China's capital plan to summon Apple Inc APPL.
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They team up to summon Captain Planet, a superhero who protects the environment.
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The dispatcher can then summon an ambulance or give instructions for administering CPR.
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Summon was just one feature that would become more capable as a result.
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A lack of funds means some patients summon nurses with old-fashioned handbells.
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Smart Summon is one of the more advanced features coming to Tesla cars.
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The feature called Summon is laying the groundwork for much bigger plans however.
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Parliament committees can summon industry and government officials to public or closed hearings.
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Blow on it, and you'll summon two ogres who battle to the death.
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Beneath that is another button that you use to summon a voice assistant.
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Typically, those who summon demons are looking for a connection to another world.
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The question is whether they can summon the common sense to use it.
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The news quickly prompted Democrats to summon Taylor's staffer to testify, as well.
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James knows how difficult it can be to summon those mysterious energy reserves.
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But what often goes unaddressed is why some Americans summon police officers unnecessarily.
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His former wife, Ororo Munroe (Storm of the X-Men), can summon hurricanes.
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Officials put out by NHK's coverage sometimes summon its staff to berate them.
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Now, what if you're drunk inside a casino and accidentally summon your car?
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Looking for us to summon those values of inclusion and opportunity and optimism.
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The German parliamentary committee of inquiry has expressed its intention to summon Piech.
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They often summon him with a familiar call, using just his first name.
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CFTC also can summon additional employees in the case of a financial emergency.
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They'd be able to summon Uber rides and check in for upcoming flights.
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Ms. Garanca is working to summon the passion to dominate her star turn.
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It's all shocking and outrageous, but few can summon shock or outrage anymore.
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"You have to summon the strength to try and fake it," he said.
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Eight countries, including Britain and Canada, tried to summon Mark Zuckerberg for questioning.
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It's up to voters now to force them to summon that will. How?
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Orfeo can summon only the strength to sing aching iterations of Euridice's name.
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After Buckingham died, Charles refused to summon Parliament for the next eleven years.
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They summon Hitchcockian swarms of sea gulls with confetti showers of bread crumbs.
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And Democrats have clamored for McConnell to summon Bolton to hear his story.
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They will summon the Pakistani high commissioner and give him a protest note.
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The restaurant owner called the police and asked them to summon Mr. Duterte.
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Now they'll deploy Lincoln Center's Claire Tow Theater to summon a spectral stage.
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If you live in Mumbai, you can use Uber to summon ... a speedboat.
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To boost growth, Mr Giammattei promises to summon up a "wall of investment".
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I struggled to summon the words while the cobbler waited to receive them.
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And colleges promote it by failing to summon a rich spectrum of voices.
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If you were to summon the leaders of art, who would they be?
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Both have thrived with a baffling assortment of pitches to summon in a jam.
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When they meet someone, they just summon their inner ape, and go for it.
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There are probably easier ways to summon your cat than using an Alexa skill.
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Washington hosts Columbus Sunday afternoon and may summon help from Hershey of the AHL.
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Moving to just Cortana makes Microsoft's assistant as easy to summon as Amazon's Alexa.
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Shops and restaurants in Hotan have panic buttons with which to summon the police.
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Officials say Kadien spoke to her briefly and left the bedroom to summon help.
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Some exasperated commenters had to summon their emergency reserves of patience to explain this.
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Occasionally, he'll need to summon an army for large-scale skirmishes with troublesome factions.
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They also allow you summon Siri at all times by using just your voice.
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With the latest version of the app, released Wednesday, you can also access Summon.
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This is a tent full of people trying to summon Uber rides #DemsInPhilly pic.twitter.
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The Active Edge pressure sensor can only be used to summon the Google Assistant.
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The Bat-Signal is used in the series by police to help summon Batman.
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Summon is currently in beta, according to Tesla, so it's not enabled by default.
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Sometimes, music can take you to very specific places or summon very distinct images.
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First, you finally summon up the blood and make successful love to your spouse.
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Christians would do well to summon any Christian leader to a higher heart standard.
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Choose your desired option and press the "open app" button to summon a car.
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When you're always catching up with him, you can't summon sufficient outrage each day.
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Washington and Pyongyang have no diplomatic relations, so there are no ambassadors to summon.
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There are almost no street signs, but one can summon an Uber relatively easily.
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To be able to summon a Jewish-babies remark off the cuff is a
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It helps to be able to summon up the scenes to which Viertel refers.
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Gundogan fell to the ground, and raised a plaintive arm to summon medical attention.
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He listens for a moment, then circles back to summon his mother, Manthia Magassa.
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There is some déjà vu this week, which Mercury retrograde is prone to summon.
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Since then, she has returned only when the court or the police summon her.
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To overcome the present crisis we must summon more than ingenuity and industry, however.
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I'm trying to summon a memory from the start of any first-period class.
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The member said the panel would summon Patel again after the upcoming parliament session.
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In fact, they summon all the terror of a cooling mug of chamomile tea.
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A Tesla software update last week added its Smart Summon feature for some customers.
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All of us can summon this courage now and make nondiscrimination a top priority.
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There is still a chance for Republicans to summon the courage this moment demands.
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The car must be in your line of sight for Smart Summon to work.
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Tesla's new "Smart Summon" feature is already causing confusion — and some minor fender benders.
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Even in our grief, we must summon the courage to fight against this fear.
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" She added, "So much of his work I can summon in my mind's eye.
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As for the Enhanced Summon feature, it builds off of the existing Summon feature from Tesla's Autopilot software, which allows users to remotely park their vehicle by moving it up to a few dozen feet forward or backward, using Tesla's mobile app.
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Right away she understood the unique potential of V.R. to summon emotion in the viewer.
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But the resolve to tackle financial risks was easier to summon when growth was strong.
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They were able to summon hell fire and all of this femme and faggy energy.
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The court was not giving the defense enough time to summon its witnesses, he said.
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One audience member took pictures of the blank screen, maybe hoping to summon an image.
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Fixed summon buttons at existing bus stops would serve those who don't have a phone.
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Miss Wardwell takes her to the tree and tells Sabrina she must summon the witches.
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Nyanzi has asked the court to summon 20 defense witnesses, including President Yoweri Museveni himself.
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I want to be happy for him, but I can't summon the will to care.
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Governments command far more money than even Gates can summon; they need to step up.
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The function of the 9113 system is to summon the police to serve and protect.
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Leaving her family's home to summon authorities was terrifying, the teen said, according to Campos.
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Papini was able to summon help from a passing motorist, who notified police, Bosenko said.
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You can even summon disasters like erupting volcanoes, tornadoes, and meteors — just because you can.
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For instance, you summon your Persona itself with a gun-like device called an Evoker.
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It's a reality, he believes, that we all have to summon the courage to face.
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Others have tested two Teslas on Smart Summon in the same place, confusing the cars.
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Smart Summon is a classic Wild West technology, and regulators might crack down on it.
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The assistant can offer upgraded services, summon in-house expertise or incorporate an outside vendor.
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"Carry a whistle or air horn to summon emergency assistance if necessary," says Mason. 12.
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"The reaction was — I mean, everyone was just…," he faltered, trying to summon the words.
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For example, Tesla owners can usXe their smartphones to summon their vehicle to park itself.
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To summon services there is an app, as well as touch screens throughout the building.
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You can pretend to shoot off a fireball, summon a storm, or even restore health.
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A customer ran to the precinct house to summon help, and someone else called 911.
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Played by Dan Stevens, the Beast first tries to summon Emma Watson's Belle by fiat.
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In America Congressional committees often summon experts to answer questions about topics of national concern.
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Parsons attempted, repeatedly, to use sex magick to summon various deities to the Earthly plane.
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The political fashion has been to summon up government remedies for each of these challenges.
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The new Summon feature, which was highlighted by Electrek on Saturday, is still in beta.
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"How do I summon a succubus," Tacodirtshield1 asked the subreddit devoted to all things metaphysical.
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Watching Aimee dance, the narrator muses on how she can summon joy out of effort . . .
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Scicluna's 2,300-page report prompted Francis to summon Chile's bishops to Rome for a meeting.
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Assadi said he had asked the foreign ministry to summon Sabhan to express lawmakers' objections.
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Summon responsible leadership Hate speech can spread like wildfire so long as leaders do nothing.
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The Arcstrider ability lets you summon a staff and rip through enemies with acrobatic fury.
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Congress should summon Miles McEvoy, the former head of the National Organic Program, to testify.
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If they summon up a similar performance against Portugal, they will make the knockout rounds.
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They summon the will to adapt, innovate to create new, digital, products and increase efficiency.
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He added that Smart Summon was used more than 550,000 in the first few days.
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Moze, the Gunner, can summon her mech Iron Bear to deal extra damage in firefights.
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We have to find enough love for each other to summon forgiveness for each other.
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The robots are also programmed to summon your car at the request of your smartphone.
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But if you could simply summon a private, robot car at will, utilization would increase.
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But it is hard to summon up a laugh as events whirl out of control.
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You can't summon the dead and then just wish them good luck with future endeavors.
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We must summon the courage to surmount opposition from special interest groups, like the NRA.
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It was just a few simple sentences, but Sasakamoose struggled to summon his own language.
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We have to summon a similar sense of common purpose and mission as a nation.
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Speaking of Smart Summon, you might have seen the Consumer Reports review of the feature.
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He tried to summon the courage to say something, but the moment came and went.
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She could have survived for hours, more than enough time for Kennedy to summon help.
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Emphatic gestures punctuate her sentences, or complete them, as if movement might summon the answer.
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At 9-9, he had to summon all his resolve to keep Nadal from breaking.
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It takes a skilled writer to summon such an individual in detail without dehumanizing him.
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This is a moment when we need the deepest kind of patriotism we can summon.
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Ford's legal team has still pleaded with the panel to summon Judge for sworn testimony.
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It is time to summon the fury of every woman who has come before us.
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Tesla V10.0 car software update adds Smart Summon, Netflix/YouTube, Spotify, karaoke and more The new "Smart Summon" feature will allow cars equipped with the optional full self-driving package to automatically drive themselves from a parking spot and collect you in a parking lot.
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He would keep foreign guests waiting until late at night and then summon them for talks.
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Photo: APCould future iPhones come with a built-in panic button to discreetly summon the cops?
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And those are qualities it's very difficult to summon in the middle of a war zone.
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Trina cloaks her sexual requests in brash metaphors and similes that can't help but summon smirks.
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Indian godmen can summon thousands of supporters onto the streets at the drop of a hat.
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After assessing him for several minutes, she tells my mom that she should summon the family.
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You'd summon a boar and give it an attack boost before turning it into a sheep.
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The court also refused requests to show video footage of interrogations and summon interrogators for questioning.
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Tesla owners could also summon the car in more complex environments, like a crowded parking lot.
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Viewers were invited to type in FIRE to summon an offscreen flamethrower to melt the block.
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For instance, having close friends will help you unlock more powerful monsters to summon in battle.
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You can summon your car via an app and tell it where you want to go.
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Lyft riders will be able to summon a car that drives itself part of the time.
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This follows the release of Tesla's Smart Summon automated parking lot driverless parking lot hailing feature.
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Lyft users can summon a private or shared car with a few taps of an app.
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It takes about 5 minutes to summon and retrieve a parked car from a loading bay.
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Medina, 39, also failed to call a "code red" to trigger a lockdown and summon police.
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Tesla (TSLA) cautions that Smart Summon should only be used in private parking lots and driveways.
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Big box retailers, whose parking lots are popular with Smart Summon users, haven't taken action yet.
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Marie and the Nuns Only Marie could summon righteous indignation in a confrontation with two nuns.
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Summon the courage and strength of Anita Hill when you support Dr. Blasey Ford this week.
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The device also comes with a corresponding remote control with which you can summon Google Assistant.
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You can summon the emoji panel by using Win + period or semicolon as a keyboard shortcut.
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Golfers simply use the accompanying app — which is only available for Android — to summon a drone.
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Before when you'd tap your stylus, it would summon one pre-set app (OneNote by default).
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It's easy to lose track of time as you summon warriors and attack your enemy's fortress.
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When the setting is enabled, you can summon Alexa, even with the tablet in standby mode.
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Oswalt said he has put any spare energy he's managed to summon into finishing her book.
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He could still summon stats and an anecdote or two, but not with the same verve.
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When all are collected, the user can summon the Eternal Dragon and have one wish granted.
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Each of us would possess god-like powers to summon information, to communicate, to share experiences.
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But there are always some moments, mostly in the evening, when we summon them to life.
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According to 9to5Mac, this only works if you press the "Keyless Start" button before using Summon.
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Corvo can teleport, stop time, and summon a bloodthirsty swarm of rats to overwhelm his enemies.
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Italy's Industry Ministry said it would summon Telecom Italia management to discuss ultra-fast broadband plans.
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We summon all our knowledge of the past and we scan all signs of the future.
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Imagine using an app to summon an aerial drone to deliver you a late-night snack.
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Such a direct translation clearly sounds a lot better than just saying "I summon" in English.
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According to legend, you summon a demon if you finish it, but no one ever has.
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Other words seemed only to summon images related to the body, including chunks, discharge and plop.
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So, when Rachel Maddow became a household name, it didn't summon the name of Weston's biographer.
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No president had abused his power to summon the nation's attention in this way, until now.
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If I didn't look down, I could summon the sensation of flatness where my chest was.
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Smart Summon allows a vehicle to drive to its owner in a parking lot or driveway.
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Read more: Videos showing Tesla's Smart Summon feature doing bizarre things have gotten the NHTSA's attention
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If you're interested, you can tap an earbud to summon Google Assistant or Amazon's Alexa, too.
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She is also working with her nephew on an app, Sharpcut, to summon barbers on demand.
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Guzman had said he would summon mass protests if needed to ensure a place in elections.
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By standing, you summon energy ahead of time, giving your body a chance to warm up.
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Fowler's hit came off reliever Grant Dayton, which led Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts to summon Jansen.
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Yet no other country, including China, has the wherewithal to summon that sort of global response.
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Want to summon your inner Berenice Abbott and convert your color photos into artsy monochrome shots?
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Winning 18 majors requires an ability to summon a peak performance in four events each year.
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Older people may become unable to use power scooters and wheelchairs, refrigerate medications or summon help.
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The Americans take refuge in a Mexican church and summon other Navy SEALS to rescue them.
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There are times when even he can't summon the right words, when he sputters for trying.
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He has been unable to summon the putting magic that was a hallmark of his prime.
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After the game, Gonzalez was able to summon a laugh as he described what had happened.
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She uses it at the well-house to summon Lucas, and he reappears as... a demon?
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I'm not sure Hägglund can quite summon this ideal generosity toward all forms of religious practice.
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I used the Apple Watch to summon a Lyft car to pick us up at home.
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Tesla added the feature, called Smart Summon, through a software update last week for some customers.
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Can you believe they would dare to summon someone who looks this stunning for jury duty?
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Iraq's Foreign Ministry said it would summon the U.S. ambassador in Baghdad to voice Baghdad's disapproval.
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The question to Americans, as ever, is whether they can summon the spirit to address them.
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Meanwhile, part of Barack Obama's visceral appeal was his ability to summon up black preacherly cadence.
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Then to summon up the names of yesteryear— Yardley's April Violets; Morny White Heather; Lenthéric Tweed!
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Today, we literally summon strangers to drive us, and many of us meet our spouses online.
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You summon the self-driving vehicle and a selection of grocery items are brought to you.
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If you would rather not summon Siri by keyboard at all, choose Off from the menu.
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When the sun rose, she used her laptop, which her attackers had missed, to summon help.
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The lower house speaker can summon a no-confidence vote once he receives an official request.
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In order to be in a welcoming mood when the phone does ring, I'm trying hard to summon up some warm feelings toward the country, in the same way that our First Lady must sometimes try hard to summon up some warm feelings toward her husband.
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Kindergarten teachers of 2021 may experience a stampede if they randomly summon Emma, Noah, Liam or Olivia.
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I did them, would fly all the way back home, and then they would summon me back.
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Still others will reveal more of the map, summon helpful Earthlings, heal you, or let you teleport.
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Once you've tamed a beast, you can summon it at any time (only one at a time).
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The feature is called Summon, and it's fundamental to Tesla's goal of making its electric cars autonomous.
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To use a power tool, I summon it online and it's in my hand within 30 minutes.
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When her son was born, prematurely, she couldn't summon an ambulance or a ride to the hospital.
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How do people who are over 403 ever summon up the energy to get out of bed?
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The parliamentary committee on information technology (IT) has decided to summon Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Feb.
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Self-driving tech could free people from car ownership, letting them summon their required vehicle when necessary.
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Imagine a future where you tap an app on your smartphone to summon a self-driving car.
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After setting that up, you can summon Siri and use this custom phrase to launch Google's app.
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During rainstorms, Smart Summon users have stayed dry, rather than being soaked walking to a parking spot.
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There are plenty of vulnerabilities to exploit if his opponents can summon the will and the muscle.
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Summon the mobile shoe palette and try on different sizes as you travel from here to there.
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He couldn't summon a bot to subdue his own son, that sort of thing just wasn't done.
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But riders who summon a Waymo van still have a backup safety driver in the front seat.
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Right now, anyone can summon a car to their location with just the tap of a button.
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Approximately five minutes, sixteen seconds after Summon activated, the vehicle's driver's-side front door was opened again.
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Riders will be able to summon one via a mobile app and adjust settings like interior temperature.
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Guests were stunned when he left the banquet table, later returning to summon two of his officials.
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They can summon Barr to press him on his classification decisions and his legal reasoning on obstruction.
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Indian godmen can summon thousands of supporters on to the streets at the drop of a hat.
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After about half an hour, she burst into tears, which led agents to summon the Phoenix police.
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The fear in occult circles is that once you summon a demon you cannot close the connection.
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Now, the driver will need to choose forward or reverse each and every time they trigger Summon.
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That's why I like being able to summon the software keyboard at will; I get to choose.
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Uber's ultimate goal, though, is enabling customers to summon a car on demand with nobody in it.
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That's why I like being able to summon the software keyboard at will; you get to choose.
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He always had to summon her several times before she finally poked her head in the door.
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Tesla's Smart Summon feature was captured making some pretty egregious errors when it was released this week.
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I took my fingers out of my pockets and breathed on them, trying to summon some warmth.
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If you don't want to use the key to activate Summon, you're welcome to use the app.
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But others were inspired to summon their own masterpieces from the wreckage, like "Banging" by Redditor _Matt_Hues.
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With Summon owners can command their Model 3 to pull into a parking spot and power down.
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In the most dramatic way possible, it demonstrates all the qualities we hope we could summon ourselves.
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The balls are shared between players, but only one player can summon Shenron, the wish granting dragon.
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For those who have yet to summon the courage, you now have a reason to do so.
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But the federal government has to use its power to summon the drug industry to the table.
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Mandy is abducted by a cult, led by Jeremiah Sands (Linus Roache), who can actually summon demons.
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These two players have never met at a major tournament, where they routinely summon their best tennis.
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The state might as well then summon the clergy to perform last rites on its own economy.
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I challenge my fellow Republicans to summon the nerve to speak out on the record against Trump.
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A female voice and the strumming of an autoharp, piped outside the Fabric Workshop & Museum, summon us.
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He died trying to summon help by walking to the nearest settlement, more than 100 miles away.
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Richard DineSilver Spring, Md. To the Editor: Let us summon a modicum of sympathy for Senate Republicans.
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He missed the 5,19963 race when his coach failed to summon him in time for the start.
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Few are able to summon the audiences drawn to China's most popular movies, television shows and songs.
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" Asked about reports of crashes, NHTSA said it "is aware of reports related to Teslas Summon feature.
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Tesla says users of Smart Summon should have a clear line of sight and check the surroundings.
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For that to happen, though, the Mets must summon Rosario and his star power to the majors.
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Unless, of course, you want to summon a vengeful, hook-handed ghost who wants to kill you.
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Now the company will deploy the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center to summon a spectral stage.
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But the incident prompted the US State Department to summon Turkish Ambassador to the US Serdar Kılıç.
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Critics say the council, which is stacked with conservative figures and unable to summon witnesses, is toothless.
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I couldn't get through a new book; it was too hard to summon the energy to concentrate.
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Tesla warns owners to be careful with using Smart Summon because it's not a fully autonomous feature.
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Of course this would summon them: They keep track of the days of the week using pills!
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Let us summon that same revolutionary spirit and its wisdom to guide us in the days ahead.
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Gallaudet quarterback Paul Hubbard's solution was to summon teammates into a huddle that shielded his team's intentions.
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Neither strained nor sounded ugly, but neither could summon the power to project over a seething orchestra.
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But Jack Reacher: Never Go Back can barely summon the will to live, let alone be entertaining.
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Lock arms with our sisters and allies, and summon the fortitude to do what we must do.
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MPs leading the inquiry into fake news have repeatedly tried to summon Zuckerberg to explain the company's actions.
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One of the easiest ways to get from the city to the stadium is to summon an Uber.
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Ben's powers are, to put it as simply as possible, the ability to summon creatures in other dimensions.
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With Extreme Violence installed, you have the ability to summon gangs to whatever lot you're hanging out in.
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Strawberry, for example, lays sticky jam, while another player can summon a baby spider that steals the ball.
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And the thing is, there's so much ability there that somehow she can summon it again and again.
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Sometimes, the headphones mute, and I've had them skip songs or summon the Google Assistant at random, too.
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Expect Autopilot and features like Smart Summon to continue to improve before robo-taxis take to the road.
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Senate rules, last updated in 1986, require the body to summon the president after the House impeaches him.
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Politicians aim to summon one element of the "war" metaphor when they use it: an intense national struggle.
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Opening your mouth hole will summon a tiny Pikachu who screams and tries to electrocute your poor imitation.
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Moreover, if Mr Khan did summon the Taliban leaders to negotiate, they might refuse, which would be embarrassing.
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If you've booked an executive suite, there's a 24-hour butler service that you can summon through WeChat.
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Gracie's daily visits helped Dina, 47, summon the courage and strength to recover from ovarian cancer in 2016.
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They must summon her to free their house of Yule Lads, while keeping baby Letitia safe and undetected.
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Early results indicate that these buoys can summon whales from a distance of up to ten nautical miles.
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This blog has written a lot on the subject so it is time to summon some farewell thoughts.
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So, in the comics, Nico has to cut herself before she can summon a spell from the Staff.
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Ride-hailing apps, which allow passengers to summon cars driven by their owners, form a particularly fertile subspecies.
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She plans to summon one, and they will treat each other as equals, rather than servant and master.
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If we are serious about national security, we must summon the courage to name and defeat this evil.
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Originally called InstantCab, then Summon, the company was originally conceived as a ride-share service à la Uber.
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It isn't hard to summon a clutch of reasons why a Twitter-Snap link-up would prove interesting.
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It seemed as if I was the first, worst person to attempt to summon demonic forces for sex.
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Anything his imagination, his mother's stained pine kitchen cabinets, and the family's grease-stained electric oven could summon.
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Tressa also has a summoning ability tied to her job, and H'aanit's hunter skill lets her summon animals.
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On Friday, the speaker of parliament said Sirisena had agreed to summon a session on Wednesday next week.
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The committee will weigh Zuckerberg's response to a letter it sent in deciding to summon him to testify.
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Tesla began to roll out Smart Summon as part of a software update at the end of September.
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You can summon the screen anytime you want by pressing the button on the side of the watch.
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Unlike ride services that summon drivers immediately, Waze suggests calling for a ride a few hours in advance.
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Its plentiful exhibits include relics and artifacts that summon the era of whips and shackles with chilling persuasiveness.
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Rather than escalate further, all sides need to summon the courage to stand down as quickly as possible.
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There's the incongruity of the context — what cop could summon this much alacrity in a facility this drab?
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The cast included Beatrice Lillie as a medium trying to summon her and Edward Woodward as the husband.
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We desperately need our monuments to summon that side of history in the struggle against racial injustice today.
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Thankfully, it's rare that we must summon hidden bursts of courage—or coherence—to complete some unforeseen mission.
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A nurse calmed them down, assuring them that a broken bedside buzzer to summon staff had been repaired.
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The hands-free ability to summon Siri is a feature of Apple's new watch operating system, WatchOS 5.
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The ability to summon intense emotions from nothing is useful to me as an actor, writer, and storyteller.
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He once had 21993,000 customers' names memorized, no exaggeration, he said, but now can summon only a few.
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We can't even summon the energy to break the chokehold that the N.R.A. has on Republicans in Congress.
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To summon a car, you tap the app on your smartphone and enter a destination and pickup location.
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One flight up, mirrored bathrooms, industrial sinks and a patterned floor summon to mind Pierre Chareau and Superstudio.
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Opinion The threat of Donald Trump and new pressure from reformers are likely to summon his formidable strengths.
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Customers will be able to summon Siri, Apple's voice assistant, to play music and control smart home accessories.
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Washington could not summon a collective will to act after the slaughter of children at Sandy Hook Elementary.
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A nurse calmed them down, assuring them that a broken bedside buzzer to summon staff had been repaired.
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Background: The Smart Summon feature is part of a software update Tesla released last week for its vehicles.
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The system will also include app-based booking that will allow members of the public to summon rides.
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And all those pesky auxiliary words used to summon nuance and detail will runtogetherlikethis into an inky cloud.
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Frank Pallone (D-NJ) to summon Pai to an "emergency briefing" that the FCC chairman ended up skipping.
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Only customers with Full Self-Driving Capability or Enhanced Autopilot will get access to the Smart Summon feature.
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The federal auto safety regulator says it's aware of Smart Summon and still "gathering information" about the feature.
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Due to Smith's illness, Arizona used an emergency call-up to summon G Adin Hill from AHL Tucson.
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Nowhere outside Gascony have I had to summon more patience while waiting in line at a rural market.
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Clinton — could summon a broad array of progressives was an indication of the energy coursing through the left.
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Nor, frankly, does he summon enough gravitas to be persuasive in the role of a grief-maddened father.
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Smart Summon is available for customers who purchased full self-driving capability or enhanced autopilot on their cars.
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The power of human language to summon golems to artificial life is experienced as hubris in this exhibit.
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The British committee does not propose legislation, but does have the power to summon witnesses for its investigations.
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In an age dominated by literalism and an insistence on facts, what can the imagination summon into words?
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You might not need to own some rarely used objects at all if you could summon them when needed.
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There's even a "Help" button, touchscreen and video chat display customers or passers-by can use to summon assistance.
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She needs to use all her power and rage to summon hellfire when they get there, and she does.
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The private aviation business works on short lead times because movers and shakers summon a jet with little notice.
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Beyond his martial arts prowess, Iron Fist can summon his energy into a glowing hand capable of shattering walls.
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Atlas Rises adds various graphics overhauls, the ability to summon your ship while exploring a planet, and new biomes.
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It took all the strength I could summon to finish the walk each day, but I wouldn t quit.
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Consumer demand is surging for the ability to summon music, order food and control lights by voice commands. Amazon.
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Souls games allow players to summon others playing online for aid (or battle), but that's not an option here.
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Orbs serve other purposes in-game, like helping you summon heroes, so quickly it becomes tempting to stock up.
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On occasion, Slack was also a way for Fjällström and his wife to summon their two kids at dinnertime.
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The 50th Precinct station house is a few hundred feet away, and a customer ran there to summon help.
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They took it seriously enough to summon the American ambassador, Dana Shell Smith, so she could explain the video.
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Hemon suggested growing U.S. social and political rifts could summon separatist forces eventually capable of redrawing America's political map.
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When people got into a serious fight and he was in La Tuna, he would summon them and mediate.
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His widow, above, called for serious repercussions for Russia, and the home secretary promised to summon the Russian ambassador.
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When they unite together, they can summon Captain Planet, who helps them fight against the evils of the environment.
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Once there, customers can summon their package or schedule a delivery with a few taps in the company's app.
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Aerospace giant Airbus is designing a flying driverless taxi that you can summon via an app on your smartphone.
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Eventually, you'll be able to "summon" your Tesla car to wherever you are in the country, the company claims.
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Musk says that V10 will have improved highway Autopilot, better traffic light and stop sign recognition and Smart Summon.
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Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney, have also hinted that they might vote with Democrat to summon witnesses.
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Imagine a world where you could summon someone across the world, to your side, merely by wanting it enough.
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Thanks to application program interface (API) integration, Didi users can summon a Lyft ride within their own app's ecosystem.
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You can think of each turn as having five of phases; draw, item, summon, attack (or evolve), then end.
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Through the right API call, De Ceukelaire was able to summon links shared by specific users in private messages.
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" But, she added: "This is a time to summon our national virtues of inclusivity, diversity, compassion and open-mindedness.
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"Love Story" appropriately features tantalizing, shape-shifting projections by Janet Wong that summon urban views both panoramic and specific.
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For example, KEDA can summon more memory and compute power to handle an increased load of data coming in.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking into Tesla's Smart Summon feature, Reuters' David Shepardson first reported.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking into Tesla's Smart Summon feature, Reuters' David Shepardson first reported.
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She feels driven, always, to summon revelations out of nothing — to ''call for fireworks, with only a ballpoint pen.
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Even Republicans who are uncomfortable with these things have failed to summon the courage to do something about it.
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It's then revealed she's the reincarnation of Alessa, the young girl sacrificed by the Order to summon their God.
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Many people will not own their own cars but instead summon transportation as they need it with an app.
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To the last, he will summon every specter of the "Arab-loving left" in a bid to hang on.
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If we summon enough gratitude for the former to banish the latter, we just might find our way forward.
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It's over too quickly to summon the dogs of the Upper West Side or to break any nearby windows.
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And if I try really hard, I can summon the lost sensation of pride in covering the White House.
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U.S. safety regulators are looking into crashes and near-misses involving Tesla's new Smart Summon parking feature, Reuters reports.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted that Tesla owners used the Smart Summon feature 550,000 times in the first few days.
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Ed Sheeran, the pop guy who can summon sincerity, is one of the collaborators behind the words and music.
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And that's the feeling Manolo Caro's latest movie, "Tales of an Immoral Couple," tries to summon in its audience.
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In response, Meacham tries to summon the better angels by looking back at when America truly has been great.
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The vocabulary tended to be obscure — "decanter," for example — because words rarely used are the hardest to summon quickly.
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For a summon feature, the vehicle's sensors only need to be able to "see" a few dozen feet away.
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It took until September to resolve the matter — but not before the office threatened to summon a bill collector.
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"Smart Summon" allows the car to turn and maneuver around obstacles by itself on its way to the driver.
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The mayor will need to summon all of his salesmanship skills to sell what looks like a sensible plan.
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Plus, there implies some element that the poster has some technical abilities to be able to summon the ASCII.
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The same discipline may be more difficult to summon when you need to beef up your diminished investment portfolio.
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At their noblest, they're searching to summon the gay pioneers of the past who made their present lives possible.
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But it takes a real maestro to summon all that talentlessness and keep knocking you out of your chair.
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It is a symbol called a veve, which is used to summon the religion's spirits, known as the loa.
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Desperately I tried to summon the postwar masculinity of my Wisconsin-born relatives, who bore their hair loss stoically.
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"Cannot wait to summon the spirits of Indie Past and bring it back old school," she announced on Instagram.
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Yet when the music turns crazed, with flinty chords and pummeling octaves, he could summon plenty of darkness and danger.
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Some fans got so desperate that they started performing elaborate rituals to summon a new one — and maybe it worked?
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I hear that you have figured out an appropriate diet to summon aliens and other sky beings—is this true?
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In this model, customers would likely summon cars on demand instead of owning a dedicated vehicle in a typical year.
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First, get your new village shaman, Tensay, and learn from him how to summon your owl (we'll cover that below).
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Here, the show appeals to our smartphone-primed abilities to summon engagement at will, a skill still far from universal.
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Tommy and the Archbishop of Canterbury summon him to a meeting during which they discourage him from attending the coronation.
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One of the key early tests of his campaign will be whether the President can still summon that priceless connection.
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Imagine if this app had the ability to summon the LEAF or an eNV200 like the Tesla's 7.1 software update.
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Laura frantically tried to use her bedside call button to summon a nurse to the room, but it was disconnected.
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In September, Tesla activated the Smart Summon feature, allowing the company to recognize some deferred revenue in the third quarter.
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Ravi Shankar Prasad, India's IT minister, said the country would summon Mark Zuckerberg to India to answer questions if necessary.
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It shows then 7-year-old Max desperately trying to summon "The Force" to move items around the family home.
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While at the rehab center, the Browns could summon a medical team in emergencies with a push of a button.
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Accessing Siri is easy — just double tap one of the earbuds and you summon the digital assistant like a genie.
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The company clearly desires to turn its core product into something more than just a way to summon a car.
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Starting today, some Phoenix-area residents can use an app on their phone to summon a driverless taxi from Waymo.
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Acknowledgment of a postfight headache would be cause enough to summon one of the two ambulances parked beside the Garden.
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At the start of each round, warriors can summon persistent "buildables" onto the playing field that dynamically alter the game.
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They go through boxes of old journals and photos, trying to summon what was before it fades from recollection altogether.
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It was a self-driving car, but also one you would summon using your smartphone for a ride-sharing trip.
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And if the words "spring break" summon images of dilapidated beachside crash pads and cheap tequila, forget what you know.
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The earliest push buttons appeared on vending machines, as light switches, and as bells for wealthy homeowners to summon servants.
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Autopark features in the Tesla Model S have been updated with a 'beta' version of its Summon feature as well.
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The company introduced Summon way back in January 2016 in its 7.1 software update for its hardware 1-equipped vehicles.
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Congress could either propose them itself, or it could summon a convention of representatives from the states to propose them.
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Instead—like all great artists—his subject was everything he could possibly imagine, summon or otherwise lay his hands on.
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Italian media say the president, who is head of state, is likely to summon the two political leaders on Monday.
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Here, go set up your sensors with these simple instructions (which I assume are also used to summon a demagorgan).
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Baghdad's foreign ministry criticized the Turkish troops for opening fire and said it would summon Turkey's ambassador over the incident.
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The integration is rather basic right now and requires users to summon each digital assistant through a rather clunky process.
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No other brand dares allow an unfinished system out into the hands of its owners, like Tesla has with Summon.
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Fuck you, I have a neverending supply of KRILL that I can summon with the mere press of a button.
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After the funeral, Lorelai can't even summon a heartwarming story about her father as their own complicated relationship torments her.
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Authorities and first responders had to summon a heavy-duty wrecker to the scene to lift and remove Tolbert's body.
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Still, it'd be nice if she — and the rest of the internet — could summon a little positivity for the twosome.
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" You can summon the Start menu at any time by using this bloom gesture, or ask Cortana to "go home.
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On his initial mound visit, Roberts came out merely intending to gauge how Maeda felt, never intending to summon Liberatore.
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The Bat-signal was used in the show when the fictitious Gotham City Police Department needed to summon the superhero.
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"I can't seem to summon the courage to look them in the face and say all that," Samantha Colindres said.
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Why is Trump giving world leaders his cell number when he can just summon their astral presences with the Orb?
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Previously, various warnings were displayed after Summon had been activated, but it's possible that an inattentive driver could've ignored them.
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Owners with Enhanced Autopilot have vehicles capable of adaptive cruise control, Autosteer (essentially lane keeping), Summon and Navigate on Autopilot.
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While eating lunch at a hotel, she heard a voice on a loudspeaker summon her to take a telephone call.
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Even if you summon a market into existence, it's not your choice whether it stays yours or even remains profitable.
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You notice a spot of dirt on the floor, so you summon your cleaning robot to take care of it.
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Crying is an evolutionary strategy to summon adult aid; over millennia, crying has probably evolved to be hard to ignore.
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And if you want change, you have to first envision it, and then name it to summon it into existence.
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In one swift motion, you can summon the most applicable shortcuts and functions on the web and on your desktop.
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To summon Bixby on the Galaxy Note 10, users have to press and hold the Note 10's power button.
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The feature is called "Smart Summon" and was rolled out as part of the Tesla software update 10.0 last week.
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It was a day with challenges, when he had to summon a wide array of pitches to escape minor difficulties.
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If they can summon the courage to get here, we do everything we can to make it a safe space.
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And ultimately, outrage over the perceived shadow-banning of conservatives led members of Congress to summon Dorsey to Capitol Hill.
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"It was a chance for them to summon their samurai strength and reaffirm their samurai cultural tradition," Brown told Hyperallergic.
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Consumer Reports has been more critical of Autopilot, giving largely unfavorable reviews to its lane-change feature and Smart Summon.
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Andrew Cuomo said he would summon the National Guard to help contain an outbreak in the suburb of New Rochelle.
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Somewhere deep in the recesses of my mind a bell rang, but it wasn't to summon a delicious dessert cart.
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Magistrates can either drop cases they believe have insufficient evidence to go to court or summon defendants to stand trial.
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The Greater Boston area must now summon the fortitude to face its failure to hold three major titles at once.
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Nor do they consistently summon the grand madness that lurks in a family said to have nitroglycerin in its veins.
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On a Mac, open the R.T.F. file and press the Command and P keys to summon the macOS print box.
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Carry pepper spray, a pocketknife, a laptop or anything that can be used as a weapon or to summon help.
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She said that Mr. Horovitz would summon her to his house to drop off scripts — then answer the door naked.
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I try to create what I'm lonely for, but I only know how to summon that which has hurt me.
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But he still needed to summon all his sorcery to overcome a broken-down, K.D.-free version of the Warriors.
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You have to press a button to summon the built-in Google Assistant, but what did you expect for $25?
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And for four years in a row, Google's Pixel phones also let you summon the Google Assistant with a squeeze.
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Over the weekend, Kerr took advantage of a rare gap in the schedule to summon his players to consecutive practices.
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To cope, he writes letters to concepts like Love and Death, but subsequently manages to summon them in the flesh.
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" Asked about reports of crashes involving the feature, NHTSA said it "is aware of reports related to Teslas Summon feature.
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Some of the videos show Tesla customers delighted by Smart Summon, while using the feature in reasonably crowded parking lots.
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You could summon the Russians, you could bully Ukraine,Just as long as you made "It's fake news!" your refrain.
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Gerstl had unlimited faith in both the varied expressive powers of oil paint and his own abilities to summon them.
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She finds herself in the middle as a handsome stranger tries to summon forth ancient gods, which involves ritualistic murders.
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Indeed, as with Tesla's automated driving feature, Autopilot, Smart Summon is meant to be used only in very specific situations.
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It's just like a regular Echo Dot, except it displays the time — no need to summon Alexa for that info.
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In 20123, it was their turn to summon their child to Sarasota to help, writing him to come back home.
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The left can rarely summon such intense unanimity, except perhaps on Social Security, LGBTQ marriage, and a few other issues.
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Our lawmakers need to summon the courage and commitment to create a free and open internet for the whole ecosystem.
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God is dismayed by Jedemann's immorality and instructs Death to pay him a visit and summon him to face judgment.
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Washington has been unable to summon the political will to reform the loophole-riddled tax code for nearly three decades.
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" In a third online study, researchers honed in on faces and their "capacity to rapidly and spontaneously summon visual attention.
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She said she pressed a call button to summon a nurse multiple times during the attack, but no one came.
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You press the mic button on the remote and speak into the top of it to summon Amazon's popular voice assistant.
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It requires a level of self-monitoring and control that is particularly difficult to summon in a moment of intense stress.
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Maybe there's a market for thumb-exoskeletons that summon freelance drivers who will take you to where you need to go.
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One of the clips shows Assistant displaying transit directions within Google Assistant slide-up window that opens when you summon it.
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Ser Meryn Trant had sent King Yoren through the harbor, to summon the black brothers who had donned his horned veins.
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The forest chieftain Greenfinger can summon huge vines to protect his soldiers, while the erratic Ragna can teleport around the map.
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Washington was soon averaging nine hours a day; as if to summon the master's spirit, he often worked on Coltrane tunes.
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Mr. Lloyd Webber chucklingly sends up his usual gothic plushiness, with thundering organ chords that banish, instead of summon, grotesque phantoms.
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Washington has not been able to summon the political will to reform the loophole-riddled tax code for nearly three decades.
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When he and his teammates could summon the fortitude to shower and dress, they bundled up in bulky coats and hats.
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It's a reminder about the power of demagogues to use the symbols of patriotism to summon the darkest sides of people.
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It can sit on a kitchen counter and summon the wonders of the internet without the need for swiping or typing.
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The Muslim-majority country said it would summon representatives of messaging services and search engines, including Alphabet Inc — Google's parent company.
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He can summon up charisma when he needs it and has an extraordinary ability to keep battling on regardless of circumstances.
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Probably one of the most important features you hopefully won't have to use is the Emergency SOS that can summon help.
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Parking assists have been in high-end cars for a while now, and Tesla in particular has a "summon car" feature.
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Will the countries that have historically defended the international order summon the nerve, unity, and resources to defend it again today?
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The easiest way to do that is to summon forth an erection, according to findings published in the journal Acta Herpetologica.
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Then there's Gambit, the new mode that pits two teams of four in a race to summon a Primeval to kill.
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The NCSC could also summon businesses or individuals for interrogation and force them to hand over information belonging to other parties.
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If we don't want to repeat this in 20 years, we must summon the courage to deliver common-sense gun reform.
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What's more, the sight of it in your drawer can summon memories of an ex you might not want to remember.
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Whereas earlier Fire TV devices required you to summon Alexa through the remote, the Fire TV Cube has Alexa built in.
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Emily can move on tendrils of pure Void energy, summon dark spirits to distract her enemies, even become a living shadow.
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There were three in a triangle that protected us like a pentagram where we could summon and dispel our worst selves.
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Tesla is updating the "Summon" feature in the Model S and X, introduced earlier this year, to fix a safety flaw.
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Scicluna produced a 2,300-page report, which prompted the pope to summon the bishops to Rome for a meeting this month.
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The on-demand shipping service that lets users summon a courier via smartphone started — honest to goodness — with actual hockey sticks.
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A month ago, Facebook and Uber unveiled a new feature that lets users summon a car from within Facebook's Messenger app.
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These services allow people to use smartphone apps to summon a car and driver to ferry them to their next destination.
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Those three dots summon a whole new menu, with functions to reload the page, open new tabs and bookmarks, and more.
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If we don't want to repeat this in 2628 years, we must summon the courage to deliver common-sense gun reform.
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I burrowed into this sliver of history as deeply as I could, to summon a specific moment in time and place.
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A new Tesla feature called "smart summon" that rolled out last week is wreaking havoc in parking lots, the Verge reports.
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Frances should change the locks; in New York, there are experts known as "locksmiths," whom she could summon at any hour.
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He also said that with this technology, the Summon feature will bring the car to you no matter where you are.
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If you're on a mobile browser, just type a location followed by the word "destination" or "vacation" to summon its smarts.
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This big-eared ball of fluff is a summon character from the final game, as well as series entries before it.
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Gift the millionaire in your life the chance to summon a private jet on-demand with Magellan Jets' 15 Hour card.
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Or imagine a lethargic, lab rat that can't summon the will to leap over a hurdle for a little extra food.
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But that didn't compel them to remain so mum about his misdeeds or summon the adoration that some of them did.
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Her works are often melancholic, and their subjects typically appear in hazy tones and fluid outlines that summon half-remembered moments.
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Rae Smith's set and costumes, lighted with a sense of endless night by Mark Henderson, summon a world of frightening impermanence.
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The book's stories are a useful guide to understand how leaders can summon our better angels in moments of great challenge.
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She followed up by winning the Australian Open, showing a rare ability to summon her best tennis on the biggest points.
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Now the phone is a magic wand that can summon pizza, or a car, or a friend, or a booty call.
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Many of us who summon an Uber or similar ride-shares via apps hop into the car without a second thought.
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Even in trying to escape the violence — by defecting from gangs altogether — they had only managed to summon more of it.
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BRANTLEY My principal criterion for jukebox musicals is do they summon the pleasure we once derived from the works being hymned?
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Until recently, Luxe allowed drivers in a few cities to summon someone to valet park their car via the startup's app.
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He could also summon the elegant delicacy of classical piano or hurtle toward the dissonances and atonal clusters of modern jazz.
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After learning that Salah was scheduled to miss the session, Kadyrov drove to Egypt's hotel to summon the player from bed.
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While Mr. Saint Laurent seemed able to summon up only enough energy to design his collections, Mr. Bergé displayed boundless dynamism.
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When, before Trump, did you find yourself wishing that someone could just summon the courage, clarity and compassion of … Ted Cruz?
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Social media posts have been popping up in recent days of Tesla owners trying out their car's new "Smart Summon" feature.
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Admittedly, this falls short of the independent investigation that protesters call for, as the IPCC has no power to summon witnesses.
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The technology that makes it possible for urban dwellers to summon everything in an instant clearly comes with still-unknown costs.
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And we never break a sweat — it&aposs just another one of the hundreds of cocktail recipes we can instantly summon.
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The Swedish speaker then spoke back in Swedish through the earbuds by pressing on the right bud to summon Google Assistant.
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To avoid a rather sizable puddle of rainwater, a Reddit user employed a helpful piece of Tesla technology, the "Summon" feature.
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Players compete one-on-one, taking turns to summon creatures and cast spells with the objective of defeating their opponent's hero.
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Many more players privately dream of adding the shot to their repertoire but are unable to summon the gumption in public.
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A Russian company has found a new niche: saunas-on-wheels that you can rent and summon right to your doorstep.
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Some also complained that local cab companies did not have apps to summon a taxi, forcing customers to call a dispatcher.
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Throughout, he keeps crossing paths with Hina, a girl who we learn has the power to summon sunshine with a prayer.
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The trial judge said that statement and her failure to call 911 or summon help, were key facts supporting her conviction.
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Microsoft showed off some brand new products, drivers can now summon their Teslas, and we've got some suggestions for Android phones.
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If the case went to court, Microsoft would surely summon a cast of varied experts to undermine the IRS&apos position.
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Rather, it feels like a summation: of our world's worst ills but also the way song can summon resistance to them.
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For months, simply saying the word on Twitter would summon dozens of partisans, insisting it was all about ethics in journalism.
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That is why the tranquil climax of his film, at which the burdens finally prove too much, can still summon tears.
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How many people does it take to summon the multiple talents, decades-spanning career and complicated life of Sammy Davis Jr.?
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Although anyone can summon dazzling videos on a digital screen, he insists there's no substitute for seeing the phenomenon in person.
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Moscow will summon a senior Ukrainian diplomat to complain about the incident, foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on state television.
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It's possible Congress might try and summon Zuckerberg back to D.C. to testify again about Facebook's role in the 2016 election.
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Performances summon helpful spirits and dispel harmful ones, purify individuals and communities, ensure successful harvests, and offer blessings to all attending.
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For a 150-pound person, that means just 2.72 milligrams — just a speck — placed on exposed skin can summon the reaper.
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Owners of devices running Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system will be able to summon Alexa via Cortana in a similar manner.
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" The sometimes-fantastical CEO added, "I think that within two years, you'll be able to summon your car from across the country," citing, for example, a Tesla owner beckoning their vehicle to drive solo from New York to meet him in LA. "I think that within two years, you'll be able to summon your car from across the country.
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A posting on Reddit today indicates that Tesla is rolling an update out to its vehicles to require that drivers confirm the direction of travel when Summon is activated — possibly a direct response to last week's news of a Model S in Utah that autonomously crashed into the back of a parked trailer while in Summon mode.
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It is not unusual for China to summon representatives of foreign and domestic companies, sometimes in groups, to make its views heard.
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"From the Sea" (1970) and "Metamorphosis I (5)" (1986) summon a sense of being in space and time through equally economic gestures.
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Each mage can summon a historical hero to fight for them, with the winning mage getting a wish granted by the grail.
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Step one: Summon Michael Panay (Hari Dhillon), the formerly disgraced investor who is managing money for Axe, including the police pension fund.
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The poets' voices summon the invisible, bringing their respective narratives out of the artifice of time and into intaglios all their own.
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U.K. regulators are set to summon Citigroup officials as they investigate a "flash crash" in sterling last October, the Financial Times reported.
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Earth's beloved satellite has not only lost its power to summon the possibilities of a technologically advanced future; it's straight-up outdated.
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If Congress won't pass legislation to protect him, you must summon all your bravery and burn the leftover incense in your closet.
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One day, Angelenos might summon self-driving cars to take them through streets of skyscrapers, where 10 million people live and work.
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It's the expression of a woman who's been let down so many times that she can barely summon the will to care.
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The deep voice appears to have been an affectation, an attempt to summon up more of a sense of gravitas or authority.
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It could also summon Mr Kavanaugh's alleged accomplice, Mr Judge, who has denied the claims but refused to answer questions about them.
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You can talk to Sayer using voice commands, asking it to set appointments, summon your vehicle, control your smart home and more.
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Since 22020, all unionized hotels in New York City — hundreds across the city — have equipped housekeepers with panic buttons to summon help.
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For example, it will cost 20 orbs (instead of 25) to summon five heroes if you decide to purchase the entire batch.
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There's also a weird rumor floating around that you'll be able to summon Google Assistant by squeezing the sides of the phones.
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Musk said Tesla Autopilot can handle high-speed driving, while its recently rolled out Smart Summon parking feature can handle low speeds.
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Along with AEB, new Teslas also do not have the ability to parallel or perpendicular park themselves, nor Tesla's Summon parking feature.
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That ambition leads us to a pair of Bose headphones currently in development that will allow you to summon Alexa by voice.
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Yes, there are apps—several of them now, in fact—where you can summon a car to fill your car with gasoline.
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But to summon him, they need a fourth — a number that symbolizes the four points of a compass, and the four elements.
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If insects are the problem, the plants make jasmonic acid as well as special compounds that summon predators to eat the insects.
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"The fact you'll soon be able to summon apps and 'boom' they're inside Facebook Messenger—we've never had that before," he said.
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When the prime minister tried to summon the NSC after the attacks, its members refused to convene because Mr Sirisena was abroad.
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The billionaire also touted the "summon" feature, unveiled in January, that allows a car to park back in a garage by itself.
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"Just make sure you don't summon actual beetles instead," joked her colleague Ed. But the mood in Raven & Crone wasn't all buoyant.
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Hunt was asked by BBC radio if he would now summon Iran's ambassador, take Iran to an international court, or impose sanctions.
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Instead of attacking a heavily defended position himself, an F-35 pilot could, for example, summon a missile strike from a ship.
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Taxi unions called the strike to protest ride-booking companies like Uber, which allow people to summon drivers through a smartphone app.
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"Roma" evokes a vanished Mexico City, of knife grinders who whistled from their bicycles to summon customers and of vast gaudy cinemas.
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For that to become reality, Wainwright (23-6.023, 26.02) will have to summon up one of his best games of the year.
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If the victim's body has noticeable bite marks on it, the forensic pathologist might summon a forensic dentist to photograph the injury.
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The only thing you can do now is maybe on your death-bed, summon Reese to your side and go, 'The snot!
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Canadian lawmakers ultimately have no real authority to summon individuals outside the country, so the subpoena itself was more or less symbolic.
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A regional company manager said that, after reviewing the car's logs, that the crash happened because Overton had indeed activated Summon mode.
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The driver was alerted of the Summon activation with an audible chime and a pop-up message on the center touchscreen display.
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He gave up a leadoff single followed by consecutive walks to load the bases to summon a bullpen that blew the lead.
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And thanks to the magic of VR, you get to summon up your magical energies right in the palms of your hands.
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It seems to me that the first step toward using our imagination to summon a world to come is to imagine ending.
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But it is necessary, and European politicians must summon the political courage to explain to their people why this is so important.
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You create and stir in some basic ingredients, and through a series of inexplicable processes and simulators, those ingredients summon new life.
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If you found yourself marooned on a deserted island, and you could summon one character from Sesame Street, who would it be?
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The ability to summon a car using a smartphone does not just make it easy for individuals to book a cheaper taxi.
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Eventually, the Lyft app would summon either a human-driven or a computer-driven vehicle, whatever can get to the user faster.
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He can also summon a giant pulsing tentacle from the ground to ensnare his opponents, bringing Injustice a welcome infusion of hentai.
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The upper house president said if no agreement were reached she may summon the full Senate on Tuesday to set a date.
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I keep the Remote app in my Dock, which you summon by pressing the side button on the Watch, for quick access.
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Bergdahl's lawyers could summon the GOP presidential front-runner based on his vocal criticism of the former soldier, according to Bloomberg View.
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A separate touchscreen tablet controls it as well the suite's lighting, and can be used to summon crew should you require anything.
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Second, it built hands-free voice functionality into the device, so you no don't have to press a button to summon Alexa.
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The reluctance to speak his name feels almost mystical, as if saying it will summon his presence—or at least a tweet.
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Instead, she functions more like a patron spirit, a persona that Laing can slip into when she wants to summon some bravado.
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Chain together a double tap and hold of the roof with a tap to the front or back and you'll activate Summon.
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One reason: you can summon Alexa without touching the device, which makes it extremely helpful while preparing food or putting dishes away.
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It involves concentration and balance and order, not to mention being able to summon all those radiant flecks of color and light.
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Although ISIS and Assad's forces look big on paper, they would be no match for what the US and NATO could summon.
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We can now summon cars to ferry us wherever we want to go, giving form to thought using our connected pocket supercomputers.
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HQ (as the human quintet had taken to calling themselves) nodded solemnly, trying to summon the appearance of indignation and forgiveness simultaneously.
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If a festival is organized badly, we'll have problems, and we can't summon up the spirit to really get into the music.
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This is a wonderful occasion to summon more abundance from the universe—perhaps with some candle magick to honor Aries's fiery energy?
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It is difficult even to summon in our minds the circumstances of Benjamin's 1936 essay; the technology has simply moved too quickly.
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Should you be interested, a text message will summon a sales assistant; in many cases the artists themselves will be on hand.
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Among her many gifts is her uncanny ability to summon up visual elements from seemingly every cultural movement since the Kennedy administration.
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On Grand Slam stages, Zverev has often been unable to summon the sort of efficient, imposing tennis he plays at tour events.
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It can also maneuver around objects in a more complex environment than it could before to find you when you summon it.
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In a film, such a sequence of rainbow refractions might be used to summon a childhood memory, or trigger a sunlit meditation.
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And honestly, as tempting as it is to summon up righteous indignation against this lazy cash grab, what good does it do?
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Today, perplexed by American leadership, the French summon the memory of World War II to prevent their British friends from drifting away.
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Lyft, which declined to comment for this column, has a very limited wheelchair-accessibility program; I wasn't able to summon one here.
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What is less clear is whether New York's elected leaders can summon the necessary political will to turn this plan into reality.
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Well, he meant to summon a ghost, to prove that he's a real brujo, but he ended up with the wrong one.
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Often, a victim or someone else did summon the courage to come forward, only to have the institution do little or nothing.
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So, I'm going to summon Solange, like we do at the end of every episode, but where do we go from here?
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But they haven't been very effective so far, and they don't have much time to summon the courage to become more effective.
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It's just for the mood, but sometimes when I am writing I want to be in that mood and summon the energies.
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He doesn't understand how much it takes to stand in front of strangers and summon up songs she learned as a child.
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"Republicans in Congress must now summon the courage to stand up to the racist ramblings of our 'stable genius' president," tweeted Sen.
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The hero, Ivan, catches the Firebird and takes from her a magic feather that will summon her when he is in need.
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The Smart Summon feature is intended for use in parking lots only when the user can see their vehicle at all times.
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The big-wave surfing legend Eddie Aikau, a member of the crew, perished while trying to paddle 15 miles to summon help.
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And with the mood established, they took their places around a Steinway piano and prepared to summon the spirit of Mr. Bernstein.
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And she will help our nation summon the courage to confront racial injustice – and face down the legacies of our darkest past.
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Flynn, now a major general, was unfamiliar with ordinary Pentagon decorum and sometimes struggled to summon the diplomacy required for the job.
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Jean Segura followed with a single, prompting Rockies manager Bud Black to summon the right-hander Estevez against the lefty hitting Harper.
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With the instinctual certainty of animals that run uphill before a tsunami, our cook has left the kitchen to summon my grandmother.
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Specifically, they wish we could summon a country with a strong military, good schools, health care and comfortable retirements — but falling taxes.
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She is also not ready to go to a dinner party, but Aunt Jocasta didn't summon all these guest stars for nothing.
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Still, I hope we can summon the political will for a reckoning with how thoroughly this administration has betrayed America's highest ideals.
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Rather than using a specific app, ask Google Maps, Apple Siri, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa or Google Home to summon a driver.
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That means U.S. leaders will have to summon even more strategic and collaborative vision, renewing alliances, adapting current institutions and preventing major conflict.
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The flashiest of the demos the company is exhibiting at MWC is an autonomous i3 electric car that you can summon by phone.
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Sirisena said he would summon judiciary, prisons and law enforcement heads this week to appoint a committee to decide who should be executed.
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Stop & Shop Customers in the Boston area will be able to use their smartphone to "summon" a Robomart vehicle, the business said Wednesday.
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He summons demons on the rippling synth-heavy "Children's Summon," and sings longingly about going home "to the flames" on the title track.
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We've seen this multiple times over the show, including his ice weapons and his newly shown-off ability to summon massive winter storms.
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In one scenario, city dwellers would increasingly use ride-hailing and car-sharing apps to summon efficient, electric and probably self-driving vehicles.
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And no other movie studio has managed to summon a level of nostalgia comparable to Disney's live-action remakes and Star Wars films.
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I got to do other things, like summon a portal that turned one of our meeting rooms into the deck of a spaceship.
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In it, he described an app where you push a button to summon a car that takes you where you need to go.
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Lyft is a company that provides rides to subscribers who summon a car to pick them up using an app on their phone.
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In February, iOS developer Allen Wong created an Apple Watch app which lets you summon or park a Tesla directly from your smartwatch.
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The big picture: Gates did talk about the challenges that make this a tough issue, broadly speaking, on which to summon political will.
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It's great that Siri can summon up tunes on your new Apple TV, not so great when the tunes stop playing midway through.
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The game will be free-to-play with optional in-app purchases, as you can buy things like orbs to summon specific characters.
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Jabra's new over-ear Elite 85h headphones will let you summon your preferred voice assistant using just your voice and will cost $299.
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Uber, a ride-hailing app, has recently launched uberACCESS, joining Gett and other taxi companies in trying to help wheelchair-users summon rides.
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You can technically summon any app you own through shortcuts, although you won't be able to automate any actions besides opening the app.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's communications ministry said on Tuesday it will summon representatives from messenger services and search engine providers including Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.
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Four teen witches take on school bullies, summon an all powerful demon, and wear enough black leather to make Ozzy Osbourne feel conventional.
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The first Cortana-powered Invoke speaker now lets users simply summon the digital assistant using "Cortana" instead of the usual "Hey Cortana" command.
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Oh, right, and also there's an embarrassing thing about a Tesla crashing itself by backing out of a garage using its Summon feature?
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Teams led by retired ministers were granted powers to make unannounced spot checks at factories and summon local bureaucrats to explain their actions.
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I look up a risotto recipe I can make in my Instant Pot and summon my final bit of energy to make dinner.
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The GOP's basic view is that if you can't summon up the money to pay free-market prices, well, that's your own fault.
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Summon your inner Wonder Woman and take a stand for equal rights, especially near the mission-oriented Capricorn full moon on July 9.
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The Utah Republican led the drive to summon new witnesses on the Republican side, zeroing in on former national security adviser John Bolton.
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Summon, when used properly, allows Tesla owners to park in narrow spaces that would otherwise have been very difficult or impossible to access.
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Ms Rousseff wants to summon back a council of wise men and women, which she disbanded during her first term, to suggest reforms.
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Such trivia would scarcely summon a yawn from a layperson, but to a constitutional lawyer like Kalt, it was a flapping red flag.
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"We're going to have to summon the same capacity to adapt to new circumstances that we saw after World War II," Obama said.
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But McGregor will have to do what he did in the fourth round against Diaz: summon the will to win, over and over.
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At some point, a president may need the moral authority to summon the nation to war or to ask for great national sacrifice.
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Dr. Rusty Venture and his awkward, homeschooled kids, Hank and Dean, have apparently agreed to let their tenant, Dr. Orpheus, summon a demon.
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It feels like it was designed specifically to summon up an explosive physical and emotional electricity that overtakes me in a gleeful way.
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Though he felt no panic, at 125AM, he decided to man the firehouse, sounding its alarm to summon to duty roughly 15 firefighters.
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Its app can summon a car in moments in more than 425 cities around the world, to the fury of taxi drivers everywhere.
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In places where house prices are soaring, the government should summon the courage to introduce a long-discussed property tax to cool speculation.
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Like Tesla Raj, he cited OTA updates that improve range, Autopilot, the recently added Smart Summon self-driving feature, and in-car games.
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I summon the Congress to end this discrimination by granting us what our voters have called for since 2012: admission into the union.
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Fire departments use them to summon volunteers, and some communities use them to warn of the threat of large hail or powerful winds.
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"Our very first witness after January 3, we will subpoena, or we will summon, if necessary subpoena, Mr. Whitaker," New York Democratic Rep.
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The Studio sports the same four buttons as most other Echos, which adjust volume, mute and unmute the microphone, and summon Alexa respectively.
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When Mr. De Jesumaria relaxed his grip, the victim went to the bathroom and used the call button to summon a flight attendant.
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Marra can still summon the muscle memory and enthusiasm to move like a much younger man when he demonstrates his ideal javelin throw.
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Lyndon Johnson, however, could only summon the congressional will to pass the law by invoking Kennedy's death after a ferocious yearlong legislative battle.
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Ask any Asian-American, and they'll readily summon memories of schoolyard taunts, or disturbing encounters on the street or at the grocery store.
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When Peipei refused to accept any solution but a consummation of her love, her grandfather had to summon Mr. Wu through a secretary.
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And if the students give her any lip, she can summon an eldritch shadow horror to quiet them down (and give them nightmares).
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Magic relies on players drawing specific cards to generate mana—a kind of in-game currency used to cast spells or summon creatures.
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Beyond Smart Summon, which was the subject of many viral videos showing errors and close calls, Tesla has not launched any similar product.
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Respondents also weighed in on "Smart Summon," a new feature that allows a vehicle to drive to its owner in a parking lot.
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Indonesia Dispatch JAMBI, Indonesia — When the flowers could no longer summon the gods, the healer knew it was time to leave the forest.
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At times his theatrics prompted white nightclub owners to summon the police to avert what they feared would be rioting by hysterical teenagers.
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At their best, these works have been enlivened by piquant details that summon the quirks and ravening egos of predators in power suits.
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During romantic moments she brought melting radiance to the music, but could also summon a weightier sound with just a glint of steel.
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They planned to summon Mr. Yang a couple more times before deciding whether to formally indict him on charges of abuse of power.
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His sometimes saccharine call to summon the nation's better angels would compete with the likely pitch of Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey.
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Now, instead of supporting the truce, the ruling Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front, or F.M.L.N., would summon the mano dura — the iron fist.
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It was May 8, 1948, and with sculptor Enrico Donati, he led his assembled party guests in a ritual to summon the dead.
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Each batter he faced that night has retired or moved on, but Santana, now 34, will try to summon the same old magic.
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" I have tried and failed to summon the image of the U.N.C. administrator who intended to write "fabulous courses" and mistyped "academic fraud.
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It comes to mind not only with his occasional word flubs, but when he strains to summon the right phrase in his speeches.
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The wordless whispers and moans he likes to summon remain, but the nature sounds have multiplied: wind, rain, birds (sparrow, nightingale, owl), crickets.
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Details: Smart Summon was released last week as part of Tesla's V10 software update on its Model 3, S and X electric cars.
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We kids were allowed to talk to only one spirit, Faedra, and sometimes after dinner we'd gather around the board to summon her.
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Your parents always thought you might be gay but now you have to summon all your strength and come out as — sigh — heterosexual.
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And on occasion, the performances — especially that of Aaron Monaghan as Pato's goofy brother, Ray — summon the presence of an unheard laugh track.
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Take Smart Summon, which Tesla released in September to autonomously guide a car from a parking spot to where its owner is standing.
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" That same day, he alleged she remarked on his Ankh necklace and asked if he was going to "summon fertility from the gods.
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The only witness is a homeless man who goes to the police, who in turn summon the State Department's Office of Special Intelligence.
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The Senate will also need to notify Trump's defense team and summon Chief Justice John Roberts to preside over the Trump impeachment trial.
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The most successful presidents of modern times were not afraid to criticize America, but neither were they afraid to summon our best selves.
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Like Uber, Ola offers an easy-to-use app which lets passengers summon a private-hire cab at the click of a button.
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IF YOU LOOK Chinese and speak Mandarin you can summon a ride in Vancouver by using an app, as long as it's Chinese.
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None of them are as blindingly blond as Harlow, or as instantly outspoken, but all three summon the nerve to take a stand.
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It can issue subpoenas for additional documents, summon additional witnesses and consider additional aspects of the case or cases being investigated by Mueller.
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Customers who have a Full Self-Driving capable car or Enhanced Autopilot package already had a Summon feature through the Tesla mobile app.
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If you want to easily summon the names of state capitals, then make sure to draw regularly on the names of state capitals.
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He was also commanding, both in voice and stage presence, and could summon bass power when called for, as he did that afternoon.
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And then you'll have to summon all your patience and wait, because after hours of baking, you still don't get to taste it.
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According to reports in the German press on Tuesday, he even went so far to summon Germany's ambassador to his office to complain.
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Much like Summon, Tesla's new Autopilot feature, the E-Class can also park — and come to you — when commanded via the smartphone app.
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Already Messenger lets you do a whole lot of things you might otherwise turn to apps or the web to do: Summon an Uber.
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No one's quite sure on just when people will be able to summon a self-driving car and go wherever they need to go.
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Wolves, wild dogs, big cats and even bears can all be turned into allies that you can summon with the press of a button.
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Other paintings might remind you of something seen in a movie, or summon an all-but forgotten memory of something seen in a dream.
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When police receive a call, they summon the town's volunteer firefighters to treat any health concerns, as the nearest ambulance is 25 minutes away.
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As she realized she was trapped in her room, Lleshi said she immediately tried to summon help outside of her room, to no avail.
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He appealed to Arab states to cut off any kind of diplomatic ties to Israel, and to summon their U.S. ambassadors in formal protest.
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I also hope that the ECB, or some of the presidential candidates in France, will summon the courage to call out German economic policies.
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She wrote that Nelson would summon her after practices for rides in his car or trips to a motel where he would abuse her.
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Being able to summon turrets and attack drones is also fun and adds a layer of diversity to the usual point-and-shoot action.
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It's a freemium title, meaning you can play it without paying, but in-app purchases let you buy "orbs" (needed to summon new characters).
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Once you've highlighted some text, you can tap anywhere with three fingers to summon a new toolbar, bearing icons for Cut, Copy, and Paste.
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Summon the specter of a fling from beyond the grave, meaning someone who suddenly stopped responding to you with no explanation — or vice versa.
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"Smart Summon" can operate at a top speed of 5 or 6 mph, so a crash would be more fender-bender than demolition derby.
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Every year around this time, we summon our collective guilt at our mistreatment of the Earth and promise each other that we'll do better.
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Here's how it works: Through an app, customers can summon a driver to fill up their tanks, at any time and almost any place.
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Foster Home, she falls in step with Nat, a frail boy who can summon the dead parents of the orphaned wards of the home.
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"We are going to summon all Mexicans to a pact of honesty," presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador said during an interview last year.
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According to a report from the Indian Express, India's government will summon representatives of WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter to a meeting about the issue.
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Two weeks ago, Tesla released Smart Summon, a feature that slowly drives Teslas around parking lots and driveways with no human behind the wheel.
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"Summon," which allows a driver to automatically call their car over from wherever it is parked, was supposed to be widely available by now.
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The Turkish military said on Friday it killed eight Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants, prompting Iraqi authorities to summon the Turkish ambassador in Baghdad.
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If ever this guy gets into trouble, we feel pretty confident he'd be able to summon a duck army to protect him within seconds.
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Pedestrians wanted them to summon a "walk" signal immediately, rather than at the next appropriate phase in the traffic-light cycle, as is normal.
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The Pottermore site is devoted to all things Potter and uses 3D animation, along with a series of questions, to summon the user's Patronus.
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They also come with a three-button remote with an integrated mic so you can summon Siri or Google Assistant while listening to music.
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But the real depths of oddity come from Pawns—the companion warriors you summon to assist you as you battle beasts across the realm.
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Or you can be a Crystal Maiden and summon a snowstorm around you that brings down a hail of ice shards upon your enemies.
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One night, after her parents disappeared as usual, Line consciously formulated a new plan: She would summon her kindergarten classmates to steer the car.
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In the morning when you wake up and the walk out the front door, you could just "summon" your car with another button click.
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Tap or click here for the steps so that you or your family can ask Alexa to summon help when you need it. 23.
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Longer term, GM and Lyft will work together to develop a fleet of autonomous vehicles that city dwellers could summon using Lyft's mobile app.
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But Siri, Apple's voice assistant, can't make the speaker do much beyond the basics and can only summon music from Apple-owned cloud services.
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Once you've connected your credit card to the app, it's mindlessly easy to summon a car to take you wherever you want to go.
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Three seconds after that, the driver's door was closed, and another three seconds later, Summon activated pursuant to the driver's double-press activation request.
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She eventually decides to study abroad in Puerto Rico, where she finds the aforementioned set of crystals, which summon the Taino mother goddess Atabex.
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To use Summon, a driver presses a button on the key fob to get the car moving (albeit, again, at a very slow speed).
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"Higher Higher" Nike Airs If you use these you can probably summon Jordan or a squad of hypebeasts to assist you on your journeys.
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The three MPs duly stood down, reducing the opposition's majority to below the two-thirds needed to summon a convention to rewrite the constitution.
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The United States and the EU have urged the president to immediately summon parliament and let deputies decide who is to lead the country.
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That said, I quite liked the game's "Episode Duscae" demo, with its dazzling battles and massive summon, so I'm remaining optimistic about this one.
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"The ministry will summon the ambassador of Myanmar to convey the government of Malaysia's concern over this issue," it added, without giving a timeframe.
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UK insurer Direct Line has a clever idea: drone streetlights you summon on your phone and that follow you around when you need them.
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In addition to games like Cuphead and multimedia portals like YouTube and Netflix, the update will also bring improvements to Autopilot and Smart Summon.
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"I know that I would summon up whatever force I needed to again acknowledge to her—sincerely—how very sorry I am," Lewinsky wrote.
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Vampires can command the dead, summon storms, control lesser animals like bats and wolves, and—barring certain interventions with stakes or sunlight—live forever.
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Religious figures known as debteras are considered fortune tellers and magical healers but are also said to summon spirits that bring misfortune and sickness.
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This shifting of goal posts—remember, Sekiro doesn't include the ability to play co-op or summon strangers—is part of the gatekeeping process.
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Parliament is in recess but the opposition parties will submit a request to the speaker to summon legislators for a vote within 10 days.
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How might we have worshipped them, or beaten drums to summon or scatter them, if they were a prominent feature of the daylight sky?
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Videos of Tesla's new Smart Summon feature were the butt of plenty of jokes online this week, and even made it onto Comedy Central.
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We also know that, in the face of disappointment and failure, they dig deep within themselves to discover resilience and to summon renewed commitment.
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The dedicated button was often reviled, as it didn't let users do anything other than summon Bixby, which not all users wanted to use.
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If they can summon the courage, this year's incoming members can make themselves the most powerful new class of congressional representatives in recent history.
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In most major American cities, we now are free to pull out our smartphones and summon a ride to karaoke night without much hindrance.
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She will summon her priests and instruct them to spread the word that Daenerys has been sent to lead the people against the darkness.
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The new movie largely follows the original story of Simba, the cub that faces tragedy and must summon the courage to become a leader.
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But while he was attracted to Bemelmans' depictions of animals and the seasons, he mainly wanted to summon the clubby atmosphere of the Carlyle.
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Now, and in the difficult days that still lie ahead, I know that this country will summon our spirit of empathy, decency, and unity.
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What happens when two elf brothers try to bring their dad back to life with magic, but are only able to summon his legs?
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The weary Raptors must summon the energy to slug it out with the Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference finals, beginning on Wednesday night.
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Though it now appears as a fixed sculptural masterpiece, in colonial Alaska it had more immediate uses, worn in dances to summon clement weather.
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Even with a seated, decorous audience, music can summon a certain quality of heightened collective awareness that I've only experienced at a live performance.
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WHEN VIVIAN SUTER arrived at the lake in the early 1980s, it took her three days to summon the courage to look at it.
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Legal and constitutional scholars aren't convinced, however, that this week's developments meet the constitutional burden, or will summon the bipartisan political will for impeachment.
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This grown-up pukka shell necklace from the indie label Alterita will summon memories of summers past — minus the Phish soundtrack and teen angst.
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" Johnson said that that he would summon social media companies "to discuss how they can play their part in promoting accurate information about vaccination.
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For a price, you could summon up a virtual iPhone on your computer, changing the model or iOS version through a simple menu tab.
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We snap selfies in front of the Festival Theater; we take videos of the brass players who summon the crowd inside from a balcony.
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That lull followed a slew of social media postings demonstrating and complaining about the Smart Summon feature, suggesting that Tesla slowed the software release.
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Watching J. T. Rogers's new play, "Oslo," I was able, briefly, to summon a sensation long lost in regard to Israelis and Palestinians: hope.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Foreign Ministry will summon Turkey's ambassador following insulting comments made by President Tayyip Erdogan, a French presidency official said on Friday.
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The Senate must now summon the political will to fix the NFIP and include the reforms that were left out of the House bill.
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She added that Mr. Trump might also summon back one or more of the four he talked with on Sunday for an additional talk.
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When there are dinner guests, James, 10, is charged with banging the Victorian-era Scottish gong to summon the company to the dining room.
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She then cited the many opportunities Mr. Bloomberg created for minorities with a clarity the candidate himself was unable to summon at the debate.
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In Act I, when Violetta, a charming courtesan, is throwing a lavish party, a soprano must summon flights of coloratura brilliance and coquettish sparkle.
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There was barely anything to it, but you could summon one of a few Pokémon and wave your hand around to make them react.
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Those accepted into the program, which has already begun quietly operating, will summon a car with an app and then go about their business.
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A small smile, and a bit forced — the kind you summon at the end of a long day, in surrender — but it was enough.
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" A person can quickly grasp that the clue points to the patriarch of a political family and, with luck, summon up "Who is Nehru?
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So perhaps it is no surprise: Tesla fans have been uploading video of Smart Summon in action all weekend, with a few bloopers included.
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That is because the ability to summon a noncommercial driver — which is how UberX drivers using private vehicles are typically categorized — was often unregulated.
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Although he's from London, Jacob Banks has soaked up American blues and gospel; he can summon bitter moans and back-to-the-wall growls.
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In North Dakota yesterday, President Trump tried his best to summon a magical world in which life keeps getting better and taxes keep falling.
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