This book takes apart the myths that surround the subject.
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Bonus: A first look at Liam: Apple's massive robot that takes apart old iPhones
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When she arrives she takes apart the twists and is left with natural, easy waves.
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Wiens' iFixit regularly takes apart popular devices and writes step-by-step guides for consumers.
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Mil-Spec takes apart Hummer H1 models and restomods them to fit their client's requests.
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His company takes apart devices, provides guides on how to repair them, and sells necessary equipment.
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In this episode, he takes apart the song "Sticky Drama" from his 2015 album Garden of Delete.
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The film's approach to Tubman's life takes apart the imagery of America slave resistance familiar to most scholars and students.
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It takes apart the classic Nintendo Entertainment System controller, doling out each of its buttons to its own separate controller.
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To be clear: No, we don't need another docuseries that takes apart the minutia of the Nicole Brown/Ron Goldman murders.
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My company takes apart all the latest gadgets to find out what's inside, and we regularly discover components from dozens of countries.
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He takes apart arguments in ways that makes the conservative conclusion seem utterly logical, like putting a key in a locked door.
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"We are with any measure the government takes apart from paying," Ali Bazzi, a lawmaker from Berri's parliamentary bloc, cited him as saying.
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In this inaugural episode of WIRED's new original series, [De]constructed, motorcycle mechanic Matt Dawe takes apart a 1974 Harley Davidson "Shovelhead" motorcycle, piece by piece.
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In this premiere episode of WIRED's new original series, [De]constructed, Dawe takes apart the 44-year-old bike piece by piece, starting with the seat.
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S. Takes Apart Thailand and the Record Book at the Women's World Cup" Young Jae Lee on "An Overloaded Ferry Flipped and Drowned Hundreds of Schoolchildren.
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His 15-year-old son, Alex, has a workshop in their home where he builds things and takes apart old appliances to see how they work.
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Snyder takes apart the myths that surround domestic violence, many of which she herself once believed, embedding analysis and actionable steps in deeply reported case studies.
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And it sends a strong signal that the 44th president isn't going to simply sit on the sidelines as the 45th President takes apart his signature legislative accomplishment.
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Kutupalong, Bangladesh (CNN)With a small generator, basic soldering equipment, small pliers, and a toothbrush, Anowar takes apart cell phones on a dusty desk in Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh.
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And while Mayer uses an obsolete object in his work, he makes sure that the typewriters he takes apart are far from pristine condition (and, in many cases, no longer working).
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For all three, Siegl takes apart brand-name bikes (Ducati and MV Agusta) and rebuilds them with specialty materials — Kevlar and carbon fiber in place of plastic, chromoly in place of regular steel.
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I think anything that takes apart, that dismantles the system of oppression, which this is a system of oppression, the harassment thing we talk about, I can not think it will not be good.
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In this episode, Kelela takes apart her song "Rewind," which was in part inspired by a trip she took to Brazil and the connection between her friend and a girl they briefly met there.
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The coach, among the best in college history, preaches "the process," one that takes apart complex goals, such as winning a game or a national title, into their smallest possible units and perfects them.
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Friday's filing by The Exoneration Project, a legal clinic at the University of Chicago Law School, takes apart the case built against McCullough -- including eyewitness identification, a timeline of events and the testimony of jailhouse informants.
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This book, winner of the prestigious J. Anthony Lukas Work-In-Progress Award, takes apart the myths that surround domestic violence, many of which Snyder herself once believed: Restraining orders and shelters are always effective responses.
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En route to the final formalization of the Brunists — election of bishops and cutting up the territory — Mr. Coover takes apart the economy, power structure, social order and sexual codes of a small town berserk with holiness.
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" That's what she does in the album's standout song, "Not Today," which takes apart and reconstructs an old-fashioned R&B shuffle as Cara envisions some future moment — "but not today" — when she has finally learned "misery management.
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The stubborn, nonsensical myth that Internet platforms must be 'neutral' Daphne Keller, a former Google lawyer, takes apart conservatives' favorite argument about Facebook, Google, and Twitter: Requiring platforms to address these concerns by carrying everything the law permits won't solve our problems, though.
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In one of the few visits he has made to the U.S. Capitol since taking office two months ago, Trump told fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives they would face "political problems" for opposing the bill that takes apart Obamacare and partially replaces it.
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Gilmore takes apart these narratives: that a significant number of people are in prison for nonviolent drug convictions; that prison is a modified continuation of slavery, and, by extension, that most everyone in prison is black; and, as she explained in Chicago, that corporate profit motive is the primary engine of incarceration.
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When Jake Elliott says that Kentucky Route Zero's dialog choices are meant to feel like an actor's inflections, that doesn't only reflect the influence of theater on KRZ (a process that, as Bogost would say, takes-apart-and-puts-back-together the stage play) but also as a result of the team's decision to fundamentally communicate the story they've decided to tell.
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No matter how much I love a breakout run or a perfectly aimed pass or a blitz that takes apart the offensive line, there's a lot to make one ambivalent to the NFL: from the ongoing CTE crisis, to the grossness of team owners, to the long history of the league's anti-worker positions (especially when those workers are cheerleaders), to the sport's general proximity to so much toxic, macho bullshit.
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U.S. Takes Apart Thailand and the Record Book at the Women's World Cup How the Raptors Won Their First N.B.A. Championship National Spelling Bee, at a Loss for Words, Crowns 8 Co-Champions Extradition Protesters in Hong Kong Face Tear Gas and Rubber Bullets Former Stanford Coach Gets No Prison Time in College Admissions Scandal Pompeo Says Intelligence Points to Iran in Tanker Attack in Gulf of Oman Sarah Huckabee Sanders Leaving White House at the End of the Month 'Why Are So Many of Our Girls Dying?
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Dragon's first confrontration with Overlord ends with being thrown off a roof and impaled on a church spire. Later, the Dragon returns with a S.W.A.T. team. The other police officers are killed almost instantly. The Dragon takes apart Overlord's armor and shoots him in the mouth, one of his few vulnerable spots.
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She would create an entire performance piece based on one simple combination that would be repeated numerous times but in a different way. Whether she takes apart and reorders the combination or simply reverses it the same movements would not be repeated as they were initially introduced.Lucinda Childs, “Notes:’64-‘74”, The Drama Review: TDR, Vol. 19, no.
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For another thing, such a satire allowed the author to criticize without offering up a corrective. Swift, for example, does not directly tell his readers what is of value. Instead, like Hume later, he criticizes the gullibility, naivety, and simplicity of others. The parodic satire takes apart the cases and plans of policy without necessarily contrasting a normative or positive set of values.
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Cedric then informs Dennis that Clyde is on probation, encouraging him to refrain from attempting to get Clyde fired. Denis and Clyde makeup. AJ is called into a meeting with Wilf, whereby he is put on probation for drinking while working. In the meantime, Clyde takes apart old cardboard boxes and writes several encouraging quotes on them, as well as quotes from people he works with.
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Their EP was produced at a cost of $50, which the band claims was spent mostly on food and alcohol, at a studio where two band members work. The "Heck No" video is stop-motion animated on a Lite-Brite art toy, and took six months to create. In the "You Can Have It All" video, Divine takes apart a bluescreen jigsaw puzzle, which is played backwards.
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It takes apart the idea that there are 'good' and 'evil' people in the world - it shows that things are not as black and white as that." Gallagher commented: "I wanted to write a police drama that I would like to watch. One that would thrill me and disturb me. One that would shake me up and be about subjects that really matter, not just the stories, but the way that the stories are told.
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She realizes that Badal's pen is interfering with the call.Soon she realises that the person who came to her as Badal Gupta was an imposter when she saw the real Badal Gupta at the doorstep.Naina, shocked, takes apart Badal's pen to reveal a voice recorder inside that recorded every word of their meeting, including her confessions of both murders. As she glances outside her window, Naina makes eye contact with Badal and Rani in the apartment building across from hers and realizes, as Badal takes off his disguise, that Badal is actually Nirmal.
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Nana in 1976. Her dystopian strip 1996, originally appearing in Métal Hurlant, was reprinted in Heavy Metal in the United States in the late 1970s, bringing her work to the notice of Anglophone readers. Chantal Montellier is one of the rare comic strip creators to have affirmed (and continues to affirm) her political and feminist engagement. For example, in Les Damnés de Nanterre, an investigative comic strip about Florence Rey, she takes apart the official version of the shootout at the Place de la Nation, which set the police against an anarchist group.
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Since 1980, Peel made annual trips to London and Paris, where she drew in museums, most often at the British Museum. Her oeuvre also includes numerous commissioned and self- portraits. “Her delicate work is personal, becoming postmodern in the later years. She takes apart her favorite masterworks and intervenes with small hermetic gestures of still life, integrating social commentary with everyday life. For decades, Peel drew portraits of the intellectuals and their families around her, creating a visual archive of the history of the Bay Area,” said Kim Anno.
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Bitchin' Rides is a reality styled Velocity TV show featuring Dave Kindig from the Salt Lake City, Utah-based company Kindig It Designs as they show their process of restoring and rebuilding vehicles. The show was successful in its first season and is currently on its fifth season while also becoming Velocity's most popular series. Bitchin' Rides can also be watched through VELOCITY, now known as Motor Trend OnDemand. In each episode, Kindig and his team meet a client, review a car, create a design, then the team takes apart and rebuilds the vehicle to create a beautiful unique masterpiece.
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Hank and his two best friends, Frankie and Ashley, perform magic tricks at Hank's 3-year-old cousin's birthday party. Performing at the party means that Frankie will have to miss The Mutant Moth That Ate Toledo, a movie he has been looking forward to, but Hank promises to record the movie for him. However, since Hank has dyslexia, he accidentally records the wrong channel, making Frankie very upset. Hank takes apart a cable box to see how it works for his school science project, but then his sister's pet iguana, Katherine, lays eggs in it.
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Nancy has a sudden idea and takes apart Eric's wheelchair, where she finds an envelope containing information on where to bring the children across the border. Then, she meets Emile Popov, who asks for help in the rescue mission as two of the couples who planned to help the operation have been arrested and the refugee organization does not have anyone it can spare. Eric reveals that he can actually walk, and Nancy then devises a daring plan. She send her friends on a decoy mission the throw Gutterman off the trail, and she and Eric successfully rescue the children with the help of Emile Popov and his wife.
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Tom D'Urfey's Wit and Mirth: or Pills to Purge Melancholy (1719) was another satire that attempted to offer entertainment, rather than a specific bit of political action, in the form of coarse and catchy songs. Particularly after Swift's success, parodic satire had an attraction for authors throughout the 18th century. A variety of factors created a rise in political writing and political satire, and Robert Walpole's success and domination of House of Commons was a very effective proximal cause for polarized literature and thereby the rise of parodic satire. The parodic satire takes apart the cases and plans of policy without necessarily contrasting a normative or positive set of values.
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Mike drives away from the scene of his attempted assassination of Hector and checks his car for a tracking device, but finds nothing. Certain that someone followed him, and determined to find out how he was prevented from killing Hector, he dismantles the station wagon he was driving at a local junkyard but fails to find a tracker. While looking at a sales display of gas caps, he has an epiphany and takes apart the one from the station wagon, where he finds a battery operated tracking device. He obtains an identical tracking device from Dr. Caldera, studies how it works and discovers that it will remotely warn the operator when the battery runs low.
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It is required in South Korea and Taiwan that sellers and manufacturers of electronics be responsible for recycling 75% of their used products. In South Korea, some local governments have introduced recycling initiatives such as the case of Seoul, which launched its specialized e-waste recycling program. This includes the SR Center recycling facility, which takes apart and salvages materials from a fifth of the 10-ton e-waste that the city generates each year. According to a report by UNEP titled, "Recycling – from E-Waste to Resources," the amount of e-waste being produced – including mobile phones and computers – could rise by as much as 500 percent over the next decade in some countries, such as India.
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