This is also where Schnepp gets a teensy bit scary.
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You're dying to prolong summer just a teensy bit longer.
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Your teensy pad will look like a palace in no time.
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The XSE had a teensy little decklid spoiler on the trunk.
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Well, we're here to make your life a teensy bit easier.
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With a teensy campaign budget, enthusiastic volunteers and occasional self doubt.
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Seriously, it's complicated... not to mention a teensy bit inbreed-y. f
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Citi Field is there, but you won't find a teensy Barclays Center.
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Your swear-by shortlist is about to get a teensy bit longer.
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Daisy is sort of like Teensy, another low-cost USB development board.
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Daisy is sort of like Teensy, another low-cost USB development board.
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This, he contends, should make everyone at least a teensy bit nervous.
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It's a teensy bit more powerful, but not enough to reliably fly outdoors.
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This is the poem with a teensy tattoo you'll never get to see.
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If anything, I think the wait may have hurt it a teensy bit.
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It is possible to find the French themselves a teensy bit too French.
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But there's just one teensy problem for him: There is no national primary.
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Oh, and that isn't counting the unknown numbers of teensy mites, aphids, and thrips.
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Asparagus can contain 103 or more scary-looking but teensy thrips for every ¼ pound.
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Target's 3 Shelf Hanging Fabric Storage Organizer is a great pick for teensy closets.
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At some point or another, we all became a teensy bit afraid of color.
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That took a teensy amount of mechanical knowledge of which I, again, have none.
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Like: I can see that "retina screens" are made out of teensy colored dots.
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But wait, this is where I let you in on a teensy little secret.
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I have to go zoom-zoom on my scooter for another teensy tiny espresso.
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Many of Tasty's videos share one thing in common: Food is boiled, seared, and sous vided atop an induction cooktop, a simple mini-stove that's good for everything from keeping food warm to augmenting the teensy burners in your teensy apartment kitchen.
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Tiny styrofoam or plastic beads: These teensy spheres lend a bubbly quality to your slime.
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These remarkable photos illustrate just how majestic the teensy shuttle looked as it took off.
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Omnipoint had a teensy, weensy 10MHz of spectrum across New York City for GSM phones.
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If you didn't have a teensy-tiny crush on Taylor Lautner before, you will now.
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Off to wander office looking for teensy bit of chocolate and confess insecurities in diary.
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The software, it analyzes all your data, making teensy tweaks, flipping bits here and there.
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Nicole Kidman's new interview with CBS Sunday Morning has us feeling just a teensy bit emotional.
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Suddenly every important and useful thing you need every day is stored in one teensy container.
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To call this "promising" is like saying Countess Bathory had a teensy bit of a temper.
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Personnel matters, but, like, why not play just a teensy bit more like the Brooklyn Nets?
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There's a teensy bit of skin-smoothening going on, but it still looks pretty darn good.
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The oddly labeled command keys flanking the Planck's teensy space bar are the real space savers.
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No one would mistake the teensy Joe's Pub stage for the vastness of the solar system.
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If traveling first class is just a teensy bit too plebeian for you, JetSmarter has you covered.
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But surely reclining back in first class and quaffing Champagne softened the blow just a teensy bit?
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Some day the same technique could be used to build teensy biosensors, or for targeted drug delivery.
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Say hello to the rotifer, a teensy critter that uses its buzzsaw face to suck in prey.
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Print your large, dumb face; your favorite empty inspirational platitude; the soft petals of a teensy flower.
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Either hat could be ballast for that other current Jacquemus best-seller, the teensy Sac Chiquito handbag.
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And Walter thinks there's another well-known American family that's just like the Bluths — with one teensy difference.
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Let's just get this one teensy fact out in the open: Kylie Jenner is not her lip injections.
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Still, I'm a teensy bit skeptical about any popcorn that boasts "gin and tonic" as its flavor profile.
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Guessing your eyes will be laser-focused on their teensy-weensy bikinis barely hanging on to their assets.
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Joan defiantly leaves us wanting more, whereas Wolitzer's other heroines left us wanting maybe a teensy bit less.
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If you don't mind a teensy spoiler, without which we can't really discuss the series: The protagonist dies.
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Because in the cold war between DIY-ers and Apple, the Cupertino giant has finally given a teensy inch.
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These three lippies are crystal-clear, with teensy flowers — real chrysanthemum petals, I've come to find out — wedged inside.
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The hero ingredient is housed in teensy microcapsules that burst onto your skin as soon as you apply it.
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Bella Thorne just got a rock-star room makeover, and we can't help but feel a teensy bit jealous.
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I wouldn't be surprised to hear Apple CEO Tim Cook say a teensy bit more about Apple's car effort.
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The Spin 7 is a teensy bit thicker than the Swift 13, but a little lighter at 2.6 pounds.
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The main robots we have use a micro-controller called a Teensy*, which is sort of like an Arduino*.
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It seems a teensy bit unfair to declare the Democrats losers if they can't carry those traditionally conservative areas.
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You can imagine how utterly gutted I was when a teensy accident during today's fireworks rehearsal set them ablaze.
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Whether it's the high competition, the absurd time commitments, or the teensy rewards for massive effort, the gang's all here.
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That makes the ratio of CEO pay to median employee pay at these companies a teensy fraction of a percent.
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When coupled with this latest report, it sure seems like teensy drone operators are free to fly under the radar!
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A teensy amount of escaped plasma can scar the wall of a fusion reactor, causing the machine to shut down.
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This is not the case with Pretty in Pink, which made $40 million on a comparatively teensy $9 million budget.
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There's also a teensy bit of evidence that Rose could be trolling fans eager to see who her next boyfriend is.
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What makes it even cooler is that housed inside this teensy, portable pouch are loads of good-for-your-skin ingredients.
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Yes, maybe taking control of your life by literally taking control of your life is a teensy bit on the nose.
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PFC starts to vaporize when you blast it with an ultrasonic pulse, and this produces teensy gas bubbles that expand rapidly.
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There is hardly any screaming, not much swearing, and one teensy reference to sex for which my mother has forgiven me.
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Each era is pretty iconic — the '60s popularized teensy, peek-a-boo bangs; the '80s featured Christina Applegate's fluffy, upward bangs.
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Urban Outfitters is known for a few things: Tongue-in-cheek slogan tees, teensy bodysuits, and an impeccably styled home catalog.
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The situation may have been just a teensy bit awkward for the couple, but damn: It's a story for the ages.
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Pygmy marmosets are the world's smallest monkeys as is, so just try to imagine how teensy-weensy their babies must be!
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But for those of us who are just a teensy bit older, Gap's comeback couldn't have arrived at a better time.
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Every couple's must-haves are different, but for a smaller wedding with a teensy budget, you should narrow down the essentials.
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Typically, she does a weekly cabaret show at Club Cumming, the teensy, delightful East Village space owned by actor Alan Cumming.
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Even though he may be a teensy-weensy bit sick of it, Daniel Craig is back as Agent 007 once again.
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Each instrument is controlled by a computer running a midi player written in openFrameworks in communication with a Teensy USB-based microcontroller.
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Plus, the art direction is eye candy, with Zootopia districts like Tundratown, Sahara Square and the teensy Little Rodentia to marvel at.
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"Hey, you gotta do what you gotta do," he said referring to the series' promo images of him in a teensy swimsuit.
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But maybe it's a teensy bit of an overreaction to, you know, throw them in jail for six months for doing it.
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It produces software that can recognize voice commands, yet it runs on teensy microprocessors that cost at most a few bucks apiece.
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That means each 23 tablespoon-peanut butter sandwich would only have about eight insect fragments and a teensy tiny bit of rodent filth.
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TSA regulations make teensy travel-sized products a necessity, and our smallest clutches appreciate the portability of an Advil liquid gel-sized lipstick.
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And it's that time in season 9 when it's getting a teensy bit hot in the kitchen and tempers are starting to flare.
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These darling little teensy-tiny baby satellites are following the miniaturisation trend, with the aim of making space exploration affordable even to hobbyists.
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And by 'teensy,' I mean on a scale of one to Beyoncé, my love for Ms. Calloway comes in at a solid 216.
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Not long ago, galleries here numbered in the few dozens; now there are around 220 — huge, teensy, rich, shoestring — clumped across the city.
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Fitbit essentially made an excellent smartwatch a teensy weensy bit more competitive with other smartwatches by adding a virtual assistant and more apps.
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In true AHS fashion, season 6's penultimate episode saw a lot of blood, a lot of murder, and a teensy bit of Uber.
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Size-wise, it looks to be reasonable for a cat to wear, especially given that it's on a teensy kitten in the photo above.
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Yahoo was recently acquired by Verizon, which is now reportedly requesting a $1 billion discount on price due to a teensy bit of hacking.
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The amount of time I have for work, writing, and running ends up being teensy compared to what my brain thinks should be available.
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On Pro Football The trade deadline passed a few weeks ago, but perhaps just this once the N.F.L. can make a teensy-weensy exception.
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Unsurprisingly, that trend seems to be continuing through Cyber Monday: Those teensy white earbuds are going fast at across all major retailers this morning.
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Measuring in at a teensy, weensy 2.5 millimeters each, the Ensign micromagnets are half the diameter of Zen Magnets' standard model but twice the challenge.
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All you need to use it is a computer that runs Linux, a Teensy USB microcontroller, a USB-C to USB-A cable, and some patience.
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"Gone girl" Chantal (Clare McNulty) merely ran away, and declined to tell anyone where she was because... well, she was just a teensy bit self-absorbed.
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More specifically a tropical resort on the Micronesian island of Kosrae, a place so perfectly remote and teensy that it barely registers on a world map.
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The best thing anyone can do in that situation is simply bask in the presence of such great coolness, and hope a teensy bit rubs off.
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She flung open the door, rushed forward and stooped to inspect a small rosette of dandelionlike leaves surrounding a few stalks furred with teensy maroon flowers.
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Desi has decided, without Marnie's input, to build a wall in their teensy apartment so that they can have a little more privacy and personal space.
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But you could have a very little one — or three of them, and fill them with teensy espresso makers, cheese boards and bottles of Dom Pérignon.
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Bring Alexa's helpful knowledge and skills to more places in your home with the Echo Flex, a teensy smart speaker that plugs into any standard outlet.
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As the flavor developed on our tastebuds, the pizza notes pushed forward with layered hints of oregano, touches of tomato, and even a teensy bit of cheesiness.
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There's no question that the world is a teensy bit obsessed with the sweet, albeit whirlwind romance between the "Successful" singer and her Saturday Night Live honey.
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It might look a teensy bit cool, but it's a dumb thing to start, a filthy habit to quit, and terrible for you and everything around you.
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His 1965 289 Shelby Cobra was right where he parked it the night before, except for one teensy development—the convertible top had a gaping hole it.
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But for fares like $206 from Dallas, Chicago, or San Francisco; $144 from Houston; and $174 from Miami, we're willing to hang out during a teensy layover.
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With 64 gigabytes, this tablet has enough memory to hold the hours of content you downloaded at home, and it's sized for teensy, budget-airline tray tables.
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The new Echo Dot is slightly louder with fuller mids and a teensy bit more bass, but it still makes your ears cringe at the highest volume setting.
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Teensy, the housekeeper who helped bring her up, now looks after her twins, Penelope and Justin, allowing Lu to run successfully for her father's old job as prosecutor.
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These countermeasures include an option for phones to correct for the slight imperfections in motion sensing that might identify a phone—basically, fudging the numbers a teensy bit.
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Instead, he had a best friend named Bucky, a helmet with teensy ear-wings, and a patriotically charged uniform that even Anita Bryant would have found a bit much.
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The MacBook Air keyboard is not silent, but the silicone membrane below each key definitely helps to dampen keystrokes, while simultaneously adding just a teensy bit more key travel.
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And of course for all the cameras that don't advertise their sensor size, enterprising teardown artists do the work, and usually reveal that what we're working with is teensy.
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But between way too many birthday gifts to buy (typical Pisces season) and going a teensy bit overboard with President's Day Weekend deals (guilty!), we're pretty strapped for cash.
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An amazing social media company (that has a teensy problem with both harassment and revenue) apparently wants to be bought—even if CEO Jack Dorsey might need more convincing.
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This would consist of two spacecraft millions of kilometres apart that could pick up the teensy-tiny effects of gravitational waves between two test masses, one in each spacecraft.
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Republicans already controlled the upper chamber of Congress by a teensy 20203–22020 margin, but the GOP further entrenched itself by flipping seats in Missouri, North Dakota, and Indiana.
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Built-in Amazon Alexa voice controls also make the Versa 22 just a teensy bit more intelligent, although the digital assistant doesn't speak — it's just text on a screen.
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These pods are basically step sequencers and synthesizers in one, derived from the CFO BODYSEQ, which was designed around the Arduino-compatible Teensy 3.1 USB-based microcontroller PCB boards.
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Each one-click purchase feels like a teensy betrayal of my dad's past, a cruel reminder that he's now reliant on a monopolistic corporation with an atrocious labor record.
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You bet.) But it seems inevitable, and perfectly understandable, that you and your wife may become a teensy bit hysterical (if not relentless) in your investigation of his bombshell.
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Click through for our tried-and-true hacks that will make a teensy bedroom look much, much bigger, and the exact tools you can use to achieve the optical illusion.
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So, when yet another cartoon-y print was spotted on the likes of some of our favorite Instagrammers, you could say we got a teensy bit (okay, a lot) excited.
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At just 27 pounds, it's lighter than any other proper laptop you might compare it to (think a 28 pound Dell XPS 29 or even Apple's teensy 25 pound MacBook).
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When something mechanical disturbs them, like an ocean wave, a current or even a predator, a chemical reaction causes 4,500 teensy light sources within each of their bodies to twinkle.
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Yes, they're gross, but there's also something strangely soothing about watching an almost-undetectable, teensy black pore that's hiding in an oily crevice explode with a mountain of yellowish, stringy pus.
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Instead, we're seeing all of the classic fits and dye jobs — some with a teensy bit, but not too much, flair — that remind us why we've always rallied behind denim skirts.
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That said, before you rush to your PlayStation 4 to change that embarrassing handle you've had since middle school, there are just a few teensy weensy caveats to keep in mind.
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With that teensy tiny issue in mind, it's possible producers will throw in a couple of die-hard Peter fans at the last minute to ensure someone is there for him.
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She was whispering, "Last one, I promise," while her husband set up a tripod and timer, far, far away, struggling to frame his teensy family against the universe of the tree.
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Bridge still babbles and writes about her day (the red diary has been traded for a red iPad); the iconic Brit is a few years older and just a teensy bit wiser.
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This was simulated sediment, imported from France and composed of exactingly milled plastic pellets—teensy, half-millimetre-wide pellets for large grains of sand and even teensier ones to represent finer particles.
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A teensy fraction of something like Hulu's user base, but then again, it makes more sense to view it as a boutique experiment rather than comparing it with corporate efforts like Netflix.
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Tracking devices—things like Tile, or the location-aware tags you attach to children and pets, which require only teensy amounts of bandwidth—are good candidates to use a network like this.
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The argument is (loudly and wrongly) that the clapping emojis used between words doesn't belong to anyone except popular culture, except for that teensy, inconvenient fact that Black people are popular culture.
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From faded glitter tips to a bare nail with a teensy stripe of neon pink at the cuticle, scroll through to find (then screenshot) the prom manicure that'll complete your artsy corsage shot.
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Let's chalk lunch up to the fact that she wanted to do something nice for me and also probably felt a teensy bit bad for egging me on to try out this experiment.
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Smart Compose won't be tailored to your writing style, at least for now, and with a rather limited scope of suggestions, it managed to save only a teensy bit of time, if any.
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I used a standard stainless-steel pan set over the highest flame on my hottest burner, slicked with a teensy bit of vegetable oil to prevent sticking (a 1/2 teaspoon or less).
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Abigail -- easily one of the hottest women on the planet -- and her New Zealand gal pal/model hit the beach for a photo shoot that left a teensy-weensy bit to the imagination.
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Before leaving the apartment, I carefully select my Liverpool shirt, track suit or scarf (depending on the weather, but I always look a teensy bit ridiculous) and walk to Syntagma or Constitution Square.
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The writer Steven Millhauser suggests that the visual appeal of the miniature lies in its inherent distortion: the eye-boggling novelty of a teensy basket of apples or a nickel-size china plate.
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Where previous directors, including François Truffaut, had failed to convince movie studios to support the film, Reiner succeeded, mainly due to a teensy budget, a cast of relative unknowns, and Goldman's instantly immortal screenplay.
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She wishes she felt "different," she tells Nick (excuse me, Niko), and that she isn't thrilled about the prospect of getting picked just because their relationship was a teensy bit better than the others.
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This 6-in-1 air fryer uses hot air and a teensy bit of oil to crisp up its contents, allowing you to enjoy all of your favorite fried foods without any of the guilt.
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And unlike Dr. Lee's other videos, which showcase huge, bowling ball-sized neck cysts that she plops onto the operating table, you have no idea of what's going to come out of these teensy buggers.
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Here's hoping the teensy critters can continue to spend the rest of their days unmolested by human proceedings, hopping along mossy brooksides and stopping to eat what I'm pretty sure has to be lembas bread.
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Ordinary interior items aren't going to cut it (who has the room for a sectional these days?), which is why we've rounded up 22 of pieces of furniture that are perfect for your teensy apartment.
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Whatever Tisdale was referring to in her original tweet, it's clear that she has absolutely no bad blood with Swift — and, in fact, is already using her new song to make Mondays suck a teensy bit less.
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Even so, the sales of all three platforms are pretty abysmal compared to the West—the 2.2 million Japanese sales of the PlayStation 33 are but a teensy fraction of its nearly 36 million units sold globally.
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This teensy pterosaur, in fact, is from the late Cretaceous, around 83 to 72 million years ago, a time when the largest pterosaurs were as big as giraffes and small pterosaurs were thought to be mostly extinct.
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Though a teensy bit intoxicated with its own cleverness — some of the sidebars don't land, and the narration (delivered, wryly, by Brett Gelman) overstays its welcome — "Harpoon" offers stylish compositions, amusing running gags and sharp, snappy dialogue.
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After all, many people who were teenagers or adults around the dawn of the millennium wore teensy rectangular glasses without it feeling icky — even Goldie Hawn wore the angled Lolita versions (impeccably!) in The First Wives Club.
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My memory of touring prior was us not knowing anyone, kind of being scared of the music scene because we didn't know anything—because we were hicks from Nebraska—and trying to prove ourselves to really teensy crowds.
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While booty-popping lessons will likely be saved for when Blue is a teensy bit older and can fully appreciate the majesty that is Destiny's Child's "Bootylicious," the little Carter lady is already getting her start in ballet.
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Back in the glory days, not so long ago, these lesser teams from teensy cities whined and moaned about payroll imbalances while they went about the proper business of losing many games to the Yankees and the Lakers.
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"Each print is housed in a handmade light box made by Chris Miano and controlled by a custom-built circuit powered by a Teensy microcontroller, which controls the rate at which the light behind the print pulses," Corriel says.
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But the science behind the claims was impressive: It sends teensy, electrical wavelengths deep beneath the surface level of skin to boost collagen production (when used on the highest setting) and kill acne-causing bacteria (with the lower setting).
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Linguists debate whether this muted effect is the result of a failure to release a final, teensy puff of air, or of something happening way down inside the throat, in the space between the vocal cords called the glottis.
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One of the main characters of 2015's hit game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is Quiet, a badass sniper who sashays through modern desert battlefields wearing little more than ripped stockings and a teensy bikini top. Why?
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His kinetic environmental sculpture "Le Prisme" (The Prism, 1965) created the stage set for the 1968 cyber-kitschy music clip Contact, that has a frigid Brigitte Bardot in metallic dress (by Rabanne) robotically chanting a teensy song by Serge Gainsbourg.
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Mostly figurative, the work ranges from teensy to supersize (one piece is three stories tall), and reveals an unexpected degree of multiculturalism in images that go beyond standard Greek nudes to include Hathor, Kali, Quetzalcoatl, the Buddha, and Mickey Mouse.
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But antifascists haven't only picked off easy targets like Milo Yiannopoulos' talk at UC Berkeley: They've also exposed the in-real-life identities of prominent neo-Nazi podcasters and moved to block white nationalist recruitment even in teensy towns of 6,000 people.
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The latest item to qualify in the "the Dystopian Future Is Now" category is a system that aims to help bartenders keep track of their customers with facial recognition and AI. There's just one teensy problem: Bartenders are really, really not into it.
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Other rumored cuts would save the government teensy-tiny amounts—eliminating both the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities would save only a combined $300 million; privatizing the Corporation of Public Broadcasting frees up less than $450 million.
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The teensy little creepy-crawlies, which average less than a millimetre in length and are also known as water bears or moss piglets, are able to go into a dehydrated state and survive some of the harshest environments, including the vacuum of space. Yup.
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Any decent pair of working retinas would discern the pop cultural — and political — cues: the proliferation of teeny alt labels producing sophisticated looks indistinguishable from thrift-store finds (translation: cool AF); the advent of $200 declarative T-shirts; teensy handbags you can't actually fit anything into.
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In this study, the analysis looked for the presence or absence of about 1,100 known proteins and also for complicated, teensy physiological indicators showing that certain proteins had or had not been expressed, or activated, at about the same time as one another or otherwise were interrelated.
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The crawlers, finishing a hot whiskey cider that tasted like the dregs of an overly honeyed tea, passed through a teensy smokers' patio and into the booze-soaked main bar, attracted by a glowing yellow counter, its surface like the cracked crust of a crème brûlée.
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But the circular nodule on one end is actually a fragrance capsule, which lowers at the push of a finger — not dissimilar to inserting a CD (remember those days?) — and quickly transforms the liquid-scent droplets of your choice into billions of teensy molecules that blend with ambient air.
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Though a screaming tangerine color might look like a 5-year-old's finger paint when coming out of the tube, a teensy dot blended onto the apples of your cheeks or draped under your cheekbones will deliver a healthy, sun-kissed version of your face with zero bronzer or highlighter required.
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While Jordan is still a bit extra (megaphones aren't necessary when speaking to like, 15 people) and unwilling to share the spotlight (she amends the company logo to include a teensy tiny circle that says "& Associates" to celebrate April's promotion), she ends the film as a friend and mentor to Rae's character.
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It has become harder for the Food Ranger to find the places that make his documentation valuable — the teensy plastic stools, the prices that hover around three-and-a-half yuan (about 50 cents), and the aroma of Sichuan pepper billowing out of a silver pan perched on the edge of the street.
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If you're reading this, that means that you are the teensy, tiniest bit curious about what more we could possibly need to know about the 19-year-old social media star who posts multiple photos of her life each day, has her own app, and appears in another reality show for the other half of the year.
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In deference to the social obligations of teenagehood, she allowed Paloma to have the larger of the two sleeping areas, in a loft overlooking the main living space, which includes a good-sized front room where she can entertain friends and a teensy back bedroom with a window affording a glimpse of the Empire State Building.
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There's also a company, I wish I could remember the name, if she wants to connect with me on Twitter, I'd be happy to try to figure this out, but that actually rents cabins, they're like teensy-tiny cabins on the East Coast that deliberately have no cell reception, as kind of a chance to take a break.
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But for these teensy plastic bottles (smaller than the TSA-mandated 20230 ounces for carry-on liquids), the end times are devastatingly near: Marriott, the world's largest hotel chain, and Intercontinental Hotel Group, which owns a dozen hospitality brands including Holiday Inn and Hotel Indigo, are the latest to replace their tiny toiletries with dispensers or larger bottles.
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Read more:A blind Labrador named Dumpling found a new family after she was left at the pound and nursed back to health, and the photos will warm your heartA cat and meerkat are best friends, and it&aposs like something straight out of &aposThe Lion King&aposPeople are expertly hanging from workout benches in the viral Koala Challenge to help raise money for the Australia wildfiresA bunch of pigeons in Las Vegas are wearing teensy-weensy cowboy hats and no one knows why
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"We wanted to study what the nerve cells in their brain were doing, and in order to that, we had to do something new," said Ronald Hoy, professor of neurobiology and behavior at Cornell University, in a video posted to YouTube by Cell Press: The "something new" was to make recordings of the spiders' reactions to visual information, which they accomplished by drilling a small hole into the top of several spider subjects' teensy-tiny heads, and implanting metal micro-electrodes directly into the arachnids' brains.
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