It drew me beneath the television set, where I looked up.
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It had heat and the television set and what have you.
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Her next was to have a television set in her room.
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Ms. Motley, the lawyer, bought her a television set for it.
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She crawls out of the television set and that's about it.
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He worked in television; she did not own a television set.
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Xiaomi has just announced its new television set, the Mi TV 4.
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HBO NOW AFFORDS YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO WATCH ON YOUR TELEVISION SET.
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There is an antiquated television set built into a brown paneled wall.
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You don't have to be near a television set to watch the Oscars.
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Their lives ended the last time I saw them on my television set.
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In short, it's about the size of an old-school box television set.
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The FCC has proposed opening up the market for television set-top boxes.
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They lived in a small farmhouse without a telephone or a television set.
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Don't settle for a small television set when giant 2498-inch TVs exist.
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It could be anything I wanted—a time machine, a television set, or armor.
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Through the television set, Marie Kondo seemed much more flexible than I had anticipated.
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The first television set called the Octagon was made by General Electric in 1928.
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See, I never go to the movies, and I don't own a television set.
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Mattis grew up in Richland, Washington, in a bookish household without a television set.
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By 1954, more than half of American households owned at least one television set.
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Take photos of countertops, the refrigerator, stove, dining table, barbecue grill and television set.
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The breakout hit of the Consumer Electronics Show in 23 was a television set.
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Very rarely are there events anymore that cause everyone to gather 'round the television set.
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And a newscaster from a television set within the ad makes an appearance in line.
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Because he looks like a crazy old man shaking his fist at the television set.
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The family could convene around the television set or the early-1900s piano (not pictured).
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His books, charitable foundation and speaking engagements extend his reach well beyond the television set.
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The next time Tapper saw Lewinsky's face, it was plastered all over every television set.
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Mr. Trump evidently passed a television set just before joining Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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Who doesn't remember crowding around the television set during the Aaron Carter episode of Lizzie McGuire?
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You'll probably smash your television set, so surround your room with a lot of happy things.
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Oh, and Chad is back next week, "breaking onto" a television set that has security guards.
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Turning your back to the television set was the kind of gesture he would have understood.
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I've been pulling the phrases from the spines of discs lined up beneath my television set.
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Some days I watched more, almost entirely in my living room and on a television set.
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I bought a genuine 1994 Radio Shack television set with a built in VCR on eBay.
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As our television critic, do you have a favorite television set, video projector or audio system?
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The area also had a lounge filled with sofas, chairs, a table and a television set.
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Every time I walked into a store, I found the shopkeepers glued to a television set.
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It takes layers of data and turns them into channels, like the colors on your television set.
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"I'd like to create an integrated television set that is completely easy to use," Jobs told Issacson.
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The game was cute and fun, but it could easily have been played on a television set.
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The show suddenly stopped and a television set was brought out to the center of the stage.
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After you set up your streaming device, beaming your photos to the television set is a breeze.
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In moments of silence, the men looked up at a television set to a sports news program.
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Apple has been rumored to be working on its own television set powered by tvOS, as well.
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But it only works if you've already dialed up the Fire TV interface on your television set.
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But this week, CES will make it clear that buying a 4K television set finally makes sense.
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There is a new safe space for liberals in the age of President Trump: the television set.
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Nielsen's viewership data unfortunately only accounts for traditional TV viewership or watching on a television set at home.
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That is, unless you're like me and want to upgrade your half-decade-old sub-HD television set.
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It supported the clock mechanism, a set of old, simple gears the size of a large television set.
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We see her on an old-fashioned television set lurking under the vanity and on a large screen.
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"They will seem to be everywhere, but they may be on your television set or phone," Brinkley said.
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But sometimes Mr. Hanna catches a glimpse of something familiar — a typewriter, for example, or a television set.
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Azimi: Sometimes, watching a Reza play feels like watching someone changing the channels frenetically on a television set.
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You can do something similar to that with a smartphone, a television set and a media streaming device.
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Q. Is it true that you can charge your phone from the USB port on a television set?
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He also dropped former Democratic Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal to reform the market for television set-top boxes.
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She pointed out a 1940s-era Motorola television set that looked like those used in Mr. Paik's sculptures.
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Only one or two cell phones (solar powered) exist on the island, and there's a single dusty television set.
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Ninety-eight percent of American homes have a television set; more than half our homes have more than one.
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Every television set will be tuned to heats, races, and qualifying competitions to catch the moments we'll never forget.
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In any app that supports casting, hit the cast button and choose your television set from the device list.
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Though there are plenty of HDR TVs to choose from, most consumers don't upgrade their television set that often.
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Why does he have to turn on the television set with a decapitated, blood severed head of your father?
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Small enough to fit inside your pocket, Lofree's speaker is designed to look like an old-fashioned television set.
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Commissioners are slated to consider Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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"You get up every morning, you leave your house and you take with you a television set," Katzenberg said.
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Ito soon enjoyed the newest home appliances — a refrigerator, a washing machine and a black-and-white television set.
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Then, he walked along the tracks and saw a man carrying a television set, according to the news release.
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She scans the faces of the children watching "Dora the Explorer" on a television set mounted to the wall.
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The voices in the room that are not coming from the television set will probably sound exactly like his.
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On a break from school, he returned to his family home in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, to find a television set.
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As a young man he built a working television set from war surplus items and junk in the garage.
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My family have been gathered around the television set for hours, trying to get information about what's going on.
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Nevertheless, it would be shocking on a modern-day television set to see that sort of behavior from either sex.
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ON A TYPICAL night in India the family television set might be tuned to one of countless dowdy soap operas.
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How it works: Ionic's polymer is similar in structure to what's inside a big-screen, liquid crystal display television set.
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In the troubled Motorola acquisition, Mr. Fawaz led a financial bright spot, Motorola Home, a television set-top box business.
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Each detail — a television set left on, the memory of a ZZ Top dance party — seems to reveal a universe.
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In my modest San Francisco apartment, I set up the system in the living room next to my television set.
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How he won a television set, playing the wheel of fortune on the boardwalk, and wanted her to have it.
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He probed and pushed on offense, and his jump shot, which can flicker like an old television set, was sparkling.
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When Trump began plowing his way through Republican rivals, H.W. was known to throw his shoe at the television set.
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The very next day, Mr. Lewis went out and purchased a television set, a fan and a single light bulb.
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Sony Entertainment Television (SET India) is a 24-hour Hindi General Entertainment Channel which uploads family entertainment content to YouTube.
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That might include installing a doorbell, television set, kitchen appliance, or setting up their computer or home router, for example.
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It represents 245 percent of the roughly 22015 million American homes that own a television set, or 2168 million homes.
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As Max Bonnstetter walked on the CBS Sports television set in Manhattan on Sunday afternoon, he noticed someone wearing red glasses.
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Authorities allege the girl spent much of her captivity locked in a closet with a working television set and a fan.
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But for the genial father and devoted husband who once filled my television set, the funny man who felt like family.
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She wasn't upset that she was never credited for playing the character, and remembers her time on the television set fondly.
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The $703 Bluetooth speaker is as big as your parent's oldest television set and weighs in at a hulking 81 pounds.
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It's like ballet, only with your little brother's action figures, and instead of dancing they're being thrown at your television set.
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It will be available on both iOS and Android devices, and content can be streamed via AirPlay to your television set.
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A liability is anything that costs you money because it loses value over time, like an expensive car or television set.
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Instead of an Apple television set, Apple's TV service will stream on iPhones, iPads and the Apple TV set-top box.
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Fittingly, it culminates in a giant outdoor digital screen facing the street that resembles a television set of late 1980s vintage.
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I was at home, sitting in the basement, where we kept our television set, listening to Johnson's speech with my father.
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He was fixated on a television set showing an early season game between the Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays.
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One mural shows a wild-eyed, fanged devil — his head in the shape of a television set — playing an electric guitar.
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CNN&aposs international correspondent Will Ripley tweeted out a photo of a television set that had gone dark during the debate.
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Will Ripley, CNN&aposs international correspondent, tweeted out a photo of a television set that had gone dark during the debate.
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" Rogers also called the space between the viewer and the television set "holy ground" and said the central message of "Mr.
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It was as if she had "swept into our television set, sparks flying," Guri Hjeltnes, a Norwegian author and journalist, recalled.
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She has never seen a television set, she said, and has no idea what the world outside the walls looks like.
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The talking television set, the creator/coordinator/man in charge of the trial, says that isn't possible because Dr. Mantleray's been missing.
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That 65-inch 4K television set may look impressive in the mall, but is it going to fit in your living room?
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It also comes with Google Cast, which allows users to "cast" media from their phones to their television set, much like Chromecast.
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She was able to get enough money together only after her daughter sold the family's television set at a pawnshop for $200.
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Though the ratings are drawn from its much-ballyhooed television panel, the numbers include only viewers who are using a television set.
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Apple makes a device called Apple TV that connects to a full television set, but has never produced a full set itself.
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It's probably not a coincidence that the number of Americans without a television set has risen alongside the use of social media.
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Over half the time users spent watching YouTube TV was via Chromecast – that is, casting shows from mobile devices to a television set.
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The wing has six cells, each with three beds, a shower and toilet, a cupboard, a table and chairs, and a television set.
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There's this one specific scene in the movie when James Woods' character is hallucinating that this woman is materializing into his television set.
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A new Accenture report shows a dramatic drop in the percentage of people who prefer to watch TV on a regular television set.
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You can't say to people: it's wrong to aspire to buying a new car, a new television set, a new computer or whatever.
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The Obama campaign had another, novel source of data, too: information that flowed from the cable television set-top boxes in people's homes.
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The systems can power up to six fluorescent tubes and a television set and radio, as well as charging mobile phones, he said.
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As of this writing, Amazon is selling a premium 65-inch LG television set for about $2,700, down from its $3,200 retail price.
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A family watches Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the nation on a television set at their home in Amritsar, March 24.
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Their first goal was to create a Bluetooth platform that permitted a phone to control anything from home lights to a television set.
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Performers will turn duct tape into a musical instrument, transform a carton into a television set and balance cardboard tubes on their heads.
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The move was aimed at boosting competition in the $20 billion television set-top box market, while delivering a blow to major cable companies.
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The world's second-biggest television set maker behind compatriot Samsung Electronics estimated profit of 75.3 billion won ($67.03 million) for October-December last year.
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Billionaire Carl Icahn said last in an open letter that he expects Apple to launch an Ultra High Definition television set along with services.
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At the start of the game, you face a television set and are tasked with using a DVD to bring yourself into the world.
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It does sell chips to others for use in video cameras, television set-top boxes and some low-cost internet-connected devices, Xu said.
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As a Christmas gift, the widow's son gives her a television set, despite her earlier insistence that she had no interesting in owning one.
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Facebook will also launch an "immersive" video calling device that can sit atop or below a television set dubbed Portal TV, retailing for $149.
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It has the best smartphone display — as bright and vivid as a screen on a high-end television set — that I have ever tested.
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"Rabbit" Angstrom's wife, Janice — often found "highball in hand, glued to the television set" — drunkenly allows their infant daughter to drown in the tub.
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It was the first television set of my childhood, squat and heavy with a metal dial to change the settings, like a washing machine.
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Democratic lawmakers made a final push for a Federal Communications Commission proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes on Wednesday.
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Depending on your television set and location, you may be able to watch live PBS programming the old-fashioned way: broadcast over the air.
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She and her husband, John Bayley, were, she boasted in 1991, "the only people in the south of England" not to have a television set.
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August 20th, 2009: Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster makes his first prediction that Apple will create a television set, with a release estimated for 2011.
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Even more strange, this patent is oriented toward technologies that you'd be likely to find on a 90s television set (like VCRs and satellite tuners).
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The playful video is stylized to look like a CRT television set, and has been switching between a handful of different angles of the theater.
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"If I was not out playing my match or practicing, I was glued to the television set watching the events unfold over there," Chang said.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) wants the Federal Communications Commission to abandon a proposal to open up market for television set-top boxes.
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Pretty much since the television set was able to leave the corner of the living room, companies were designing and marketing TVs to be portable.
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Blankenship eventually won, coming away with a souvenir: a television set shot through with a bullet, one of 693 that were fired into his office.
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There is no Washington desk job and here we are -- he is deployed as I sit on a television set in front of countless lights.
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Customers needed a television set and a telephone to send transfers and pay the bills, building the foundations for Internet banking as we know it.
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The FTC also weighed in on the ongoing debate at the FCC over proposed rules to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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Smart TVs: A report from the Telegraph earlier this summer suggest that Amazon is planning a smart television set, as well its own TV service.
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Google is offering praise for an industry-backed alternative to the Federal Communications Commission's proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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Google is offering praise for an industry-backed alternative to the Federal Communications Commission's proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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This setup guide was updated in December 2019 Congratulations on that fancy OLED or 4K or just really grotesquely huge television set you've got there.
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From video art's beginnings, artists engaged with the sculptural properties of the television set, as well as the possibilities afforded by juxtaposing multiple moving images.
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In "TV" (2015), a young woman, her face expressionless, sits across from a clunky, old-fashioned television set, her crotch almost exposed in a miniskirt.
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YouTuber HaxDogma posits a fascinating theory: Westworld, and possibly the other Worlds, are housed in a massive dome, like the television set of The Truman Show.
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There are a few ways to tune into the Super Bowl from your smart television, set-top box, or streaming stick — all of which are free.
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Choose your OSImage: GoogleAs if the Android vs iOS debate wasn't enough, you now need to pick an operating system for your television set as well.
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The Accenture 2017 Digital Consumer Survey, which involved 26,000 people in 26 countries, showed only 93 percent of viewers preferred watching programming on a television set.
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Last month, 60 lawmakers signed a separate letter voicing their objections to an F.C.C. regulation that would open the market for cable television set-top boxes.
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The second-highest ranking House Democrat wants the Federal Communications Commission to reach a compromise in the battle over the future of television set-top boxes.
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Sometimes it feels like I'm all of a sudden immediately in every dive bar in America, where I can hear everybody screaming at the television set.
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Animation by Stephen Clark Teletext, an information service for transmitting text and graphics to a television set, was, 30 years ago, slated to revolutionize information retrieval.
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URBANA, Ohio — Voters in this small town, a camera-ready county seat cut from the mold of a 1960s-era television set, believe in their congressman.
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I also occasionally pack a Roku stick, which can be plugged in to a hotel television set, to stream content I would actually want to watch.
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On the matter of whether consumers should have the opportunity to own cable television set top boxes, he envisioned a world free of hefty monthly fees.
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The agency is currently weighing a plan that would open up the market for television set-top boxes to give Americans more options for viewing video.
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However, I remember this like it was yesterday – being on my porch at age 17, watching the Today show on a black-and-white television set.
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When you walk into a room, or you walk in front of a television set, wherever you are you must seek to command the whole area.
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If adding a surround sound system to your television set at home gives you a home entertainment system, the Razer is the home entertainment system of smartphones.
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Say "show [camera name] on [Chromecast name]" and as if by magic your Nest camera feed should show on whatever television set your Chromecast is connected to.
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Competition in the high-end television set market, particularly from Chinese rivals, as well as global economic headwinds are clouding the outlook for LG Electronics, analysts said.
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Baloch had longed for fame since her teens and took inspiration from the powerful and glamorous women on the television set her family had struggled to afford.
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The late Apple co-founder reportedly had hoped to continue working on a television set after stepping down as CEO before his health took a downward turn.
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By 1985, he was No. 1 in the Nielsen ratings and I was carrying him with me to college, in my brand new 13-inch television set.
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That's enough to to power an AC Unit, a laptop, and a television set for six hours, as well as a refrigerator for 24 hours a day.
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If you've accidentally walked by a television set in the past 14 months, you'll know that Mr. Donald Trump is no fan of either Mexico or China.
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You couldn't switch on a radio, or a television set with out hearing Adele's voice warbling with the swirling regret of a lost love, her trademark...what?
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In one instance, a federal air marshal staying in a hotel room accidentally discharged a loaded service weapon, which damaged a television set in a neighboring room.
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And he has weighed in on contentious tech policy issues, including the debates over net neutrality and how to modernize the market for television set-top boxes.
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Diamond also confesses that he lacks the ability to turn on his "home television set" and can "do only the simplest things" with his newly acquired iPhone.
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And in those days, when not everyone had a television set, it became a delightful source of entertainment and what passed at that tender age for enlightenment.
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What with the door, windows, a hallway and an open kitchen, wall space was so limited that setting up a couch facing a television set was impossible.
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The single television set of my childhood has been replaced by a house of screens, seeping into every room, out to the garden and into the car.
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In the scramble, the Downings managed to grab their cat, Gunk, as well as a few clothes, a television set, a curio cabinet, bedding and their medicines.
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Over the past 18 months, he has been glued to his television set, following a push for independence in Catalonia and the broader political changes in Spain.
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Last year, for example, Oracle intervened in a wonky fight at the Federal Communications Commission over television set-top boxes to take the opposite side of its rival.
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This is why traditionally presidents have relied upon staff and the massive information-gathering capabilities of the American government for information rather than letting television set the agenda.
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Of course, to view the content in 4K and HDR, the new Apple TV would have to be used with a television set that also support the formats.
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The Cupertino, CA-based giant already has Apple TV, a box that plugs into a television set allowing users to access apps such as Netflix and download films.
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Profit is nearing that of Sony's golden era after a massive overhaul under Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai, including exiting the laptop business and downsizing television set operations.
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Supporters of a Federal Communications Commission item opening up the market for television set-top boxes are pushing back on concerns from the Copyright Office about the proposal.
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" That's the latest in two years of shakeouts in late-night television set off by the loss of David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jon Stewart and "The Colbert Report.
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In those days, families still tended to gather nightly around an actual television set and let whatever was on wash over them, including commercials — even long ones, apparently.
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This is why presidents have traditionally relied upon staff and the massive information-gathering capabilities of the American government for information rather than letting television set the agenda.
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The deepfake Nixon speaks to installation viewers in a faithfully recreated 1960s era living room, complete with a vintage television set, wallpaper, furniture, and the decade's TV ads.
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To get Stadia to stream games to my television set, I plugged in Google's Chromecast, a TV streaming dongle, and set that device up with my Google account.
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While 4K content is becoming easier to find, keep in mind you need to have a television set capable of displaying ultra-HD video to see it properly.
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"Every television set in Langley is going to be on for that hearing," Mr. Hayden said, referring to the town in Northern Virginia where the C.I.A. is based.
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LeEco last month announced the $2 billion acquisition of U.S. television set maker Vizio, and it did not employ any outside adviser for its biggest deal to date.
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" Jobs said he wanted to create an "integrated television set that is completely easy to use" and "would be seamlessly synced with all of your devices and with iCloud.
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In July, Eurogamer reported that NX would be a portable tablet-style console with removable controllers that allowed for multiplayer fun, and that could dock to a television set.
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Something like — I imagine — the sensation you might experience had you been swallowed by a 1960s television set, perhaps after spending too many hours staring into its grainy screen.
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LEDE: The Federal Communications Commission is about to vote on its reforms to the market for television set-top boxes after months of interest group lobbying and congressional cajoling.
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Increasingly a symbol for South African unity, Kolisi did not even have a television set when the Springboks, cheered on by Nelson Mandela, won their second title in 2007.
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But on Tuesdays the bar is quiet, with the television set turned low, so that patrons can hear the bartender's stories, the way an old lady wants it. ♦
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Matthew and Henry arrived and soon the teenagers were connecting the computer — that great big shoe waiting to drop in next week's season finale — to the Jenningses television set.
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The Senate majority whip is raising concerns this week after President Obama backed a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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Expect them to field questions about the controversial net neutrality rules and FCC Commissioner Tom Wheeler's revised plan to shake up the television set-top box market. http://bit.
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During opening remarks, the spectators shared the commentary that passed across their phones and maintained a call-and-response with the senators who were speaking on the television set.
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Private schools include Collegiate, which is all boys, K-12, and the Calhoun School, known in the neighborhood for distinctive architecture, which looks like an old-style television set.
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A silver coin collection and a television set had been taken, as well as the painting, the authorities said, starting a journey to an anonymous antiques dealer's kitchen wall.
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A vintage television set plays Happy Birthday to a Beautiful Woman, Thomas's 2012 documentary short about her first muse, her mother, Sandra Bush, whom Thomas often calls Mama Bush.
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Whan said he was at home screaming at his television set when officials docked Thompson four strokes during the final round of the year's first major at Rancho Mirage, California.
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These shots are never not... Pretty much since the television set was able to leave the corner of the living room, companies were designing and marketing TVs to be portable.
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A group of civil rights organizations is asking the Federal Communications Commission to release more details of its contentious proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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An industry coalition on Thursday proposed what it calls an alternative to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler's plan to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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Mr. Orlov marveled that he had a spacious private room in the French hospital, with a window looking out on some greenery and a television set that offered the BBC.
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Broadcom, the leading maker of chips used in television set-top boxes and modems, has been accused of using exclusivity agreements to block customers from using products made by rivals.
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In the late spring of 1978 it was for my mother that he lugged a television set up the hospital stairs, to entertain her while she waited for my birth.
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So Fields and Weisberg credit their post-production team for maintaining some sense of serenity even amid total chaos — the kind of attribute that can make a television set run smoothly.
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Smartphone proliferation had made BuzzFeed "prime time" to the extent that it could compete for the same number of viewers as the television set in the corner of the living room.
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He was a man with a powerful voice, who evoked with his words the safety of a protective father to those of us on the other side of the television set.
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Simply shifting a production from one house to the other could distort the intended stage picture, like trying to watch a DVD on a television set to the wrong aspect ratio.
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" To truly capture the texture of the 80s, "The show was rendered out and played back on set through a genuine 80s television set in order to capture that authentic quality.
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The store was in Oregon, but to show relics of the Blockbuster era, a television set with knobs and a videocassette recorder, the camera crew went to Brooklyn and the warehouse.
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However, increasing competition in the high-end television set market complicated the company's earnings outlook, analysts said, adding that profit growth could also be limited due to a saturated smartphone market.
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These speakers can't magically take over your television set by themselves of course: In the case of Google Home, you're going to need a connected Chromecast for the speaker to communicate with.
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Teletext was a late 70s pre-internet technology for sending text and graphics to a television set, that never quite took off in the way people thought it would at the time.
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Image: GizmodoYou've got your hands on a shiny new 4K television set, or a 4K computer monitor, or even a smartphone with a 4K screen... so where's all the 43K content at?
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"The sports that people watch today are not just watched on a fixed television set in the living room or den," Iger said at the Boston College Chief Executives Club in October.
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So why not find an old television set that doesn't quite get reception, except for when you hit play on a mysterious, freaky, arthouse-looking VHS tape that's been left here. Weird.
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She Was Allegedly Held In A Closet and Fed Fast Food The girl alleged she spent much of her captivity locked in a closet with a working television set and a fan.
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Mom watched son get into World Series on generator-powered TV Dodgers player Enrique "Kiké" Hernández's mom watched the game from a television set hooked up to a generator in Puerto Rico.
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A Federal Communications Commission Democrat said Thursday she doesn't think the agency has the legal authority to pursue a part of its proposal to reform the market for television set-top boxes.
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Every adult can still remember the horrifying images from 9/11, when every television set, every Internet site, and every print publication offered a window to witness this attack on American soil.
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The holy grail is a scenario in which all of your screens — phone, laptop, television set — are no longer necessary, replaced by interactive holograms that simulate, or improve on, their essential functions.
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In an article he wrote about the scandal for The New Yorker in 1003, Mr. Van Doren recalled that he had not even owned a television set in the quiz-show era.
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Mr. Albayalde said the gunman shot a television set and set fires but did not shoot any people, indicating that he did not intend to kill anyone and was not a terrorist.
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With "One Candle (also known as Candle TV)" (29), in which a live flame housed within a television set flutters with viewers' footsteps, Paik incorporates two favorite themes: randomness, and viewer participation.
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It is one of her few furnishings: The television set in her living room sits on a stack of empty moving boxes, and another pile of boxes serves as a coffee table.
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There is also a copy of the British trade magazine Television from 1980, the cover of which features a bikini-clad model holding what appear to be the innards of television set.
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So do a host of visual effects that mirror and mock the people singing or suggest that they (and you) have tumbled into a three-dimensional television set that is perpetually changing channels.
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Best known for its phones, China's OnePlus also has a small catalog of really good accessories like wireless earphones and surprisingly awesome backpacks, though nothing as complex or expensive as a television set.
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The World Trade Center itself became a sudden elephant in the room of film and television set in New York and, for the most part, was quietly erased from the face of history.
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In doing so, Wheeler backed away from an initial proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes to third-party manufacturers that triggered a tireless lobbying campaign by industry opponents.
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Along the way, the soldiers helped themselves, taking home a freezer, a satellite dish, a VCR, a television set, a soccer ball, a black-and-white puppy and a young pig for dinner.
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The lower level has a rec room with a fireplace, a fixed television set with speakers, a wet bar, a closet with a second washer and dryer and a 400-bottle wine cellar.
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Amazon looks set to release a new Fire TV Cube and a host of new "Fire TV Edition" devices soon — as well as what could be the first OLED Fire TV television set.
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When I got out of my car, in the dark, I walked straight into a big, boxy television set that had been left on the sidewalk, to be hauled away with the trash.
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The top Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee said Monday that he is doubtful of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) compromise plan to reform the market for television set-top boxes.
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On a television set on the wall, President Trump could be seen offering an official pardon to a turkey, joking that he could not reverse Mr. Obama's turkey pardons from the previous year.
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Here's what it looked at the Lenk like just three days ago: It isn't a glitch in your television set—in a matter of days, the water has turned the color of money.
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His two grown sons, Elliott (the tenor Michael Marcotte) and Pat (the high tenor Peter Tantsits, mostly lie about the messy house, shirtless and grimy, watching a blank television set in a pothead haze.
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What's more, you can set these options differently for each of the inputs connected up to your television set, so your cable box can have settings that are different to your console, for example.
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Opponents of a Federal Communications Commission plan to reform the television set-top box market pushed back Tuesday on the idea that the agency could manage their arrangements with companies that host their programming.
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In September, the FCC said it would delay a final vote on a landmark reform of the $20 billion television set-top box market, which could reduce bills for tens of millions of subscribers.
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A trade group representing Google, TiVo and other tech groups late Thursday criticized the cable industry's proposed alternative to a Federal Communications Commission plan to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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The series understands that maxim of great television set in some other time and place: We might have different clothes and different homes and different technology, but we're still the people we always were.
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Boone, who had the bill of his cap make contact with the home plate umpire Nic Lentz during an argument Friday, watched the game on a television set in General Manager Brian Cashman's office.
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In order to get that smaller size and price point, Nintendo had to cut out key features, most notably the detachable controls, built-in rumble, and the ability to connect to a television set.
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The world's second-biggest television set maker behind by Samsung Electronics Co Ltd estimated profit at 771 billion won ($691.11 million), versus an 821 billion won average of 10 analyst forecasts compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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Toshiba is hoping to return to sustainable growth after conducting a number of restructuring measures last year, including the liquidation of its British nuclear power unit and sale of its laptop and television set businesses.
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Borrowing a scene from 1995's cult classic Friday, the two journey through their television set into a block party where go-karting down cul-de-sacs and real-time animation are an everyday occurrence.
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Plus TV prices drop rapidly as their features become more commoditized — if you buy a 4K television set today, a TV with the same features will probably cost less than $1,000 in 2017 or 2018.
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LEDE: The pay-television industry and its allies have a clear response to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's new proposal to shake up the television set-top box market: it's not good enough, and it's illegal.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) pulled a vote on a contentious proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes from its agenda minutes before the start of its monthly meeting on Thursday.
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The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday will vote on a proposal to let consumers swap pricey cable boxes for cheaper devices and apps, to boost competition in the $20 billion television set-top box market.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: An industry coalition on Thursday proposed what it calls an alternative to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler's plan to open up the market for television set-top boxes.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) pulled a vote on a contentious proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes from its agenda minutes before the start of its monthly meeting on Thursday.
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He's already dropped the former Democratic chairman's proposal to reform television set-top boxes and ended a probe into data plans at Verizon and AT&T, which critics claimed ran afoul of net neutrality rules.
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ATLANTA — For years, voting as a Deep South Democrat in a presidential general election has been like shouting at the television set: It may feel good, but it will not make much of a difference.
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A big trend: Roughly two-thirds of U.S. homes have an internet-enabled connected device that's capable of streaming content to a television set, which includes enabled smart TVs, multimedia devices and video game consoles.
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I found it increasingly difficult to see the tiny image of a hand holding a remote aimed at a Time Teletext TV for what it was meant to represent: someone turning on their television set.
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For "Veni, Vidi, Video," a 1949 story in Collier's about a man trying to woo a woman by purchasing a television set, Mr. Conner captured the novelty of the infant medium's arrival in a home.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler appeared to rebuff a request by lawmakers to delay consideration of his proposed plan to open up the market for television set-top boxes in a letter released Wednesday.
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The system included a camera at the front door and a video receiver resembling a small television set, as well as a speaker and a microphone that allowed the homeowner to communicate with outside visitors.
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When I first met with America to talk about the show, we talked about how we both loved Roseanne in the day, and why aren't there more shows on network [television] set in that world.
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Unfortunately, beyond the claim that it's coming and that Microsoft wants to be the first to support it, the Xbox guys were mum on exactly what variable refresh rate will look like in a television set.
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NEW YORK – Ashley Blaker has spent the past two decades working in the entertainment industry, producing some of his native England&aposs top TV programs -- but the stand-up comic doesn&apost own a television set.
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In the early 224s, when he was a humble electrician at the Gdansk shipyards, he bought a television set and a washing machine with money won in the lottery, his wife later recalled in her memoirs.
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In 1958, when Philco introduced the world to the Safari, the self-proclaimed "world's first portable TV," one commercial scene depicted a couple laying on a beach towel, with the battery-powered television set between them.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Electronics Inc said on Friday its second-quarter operating profit likely reached a two-year high, with analysts pointing to strong contributions from its mainstay home appliances and television set businesses.
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On Friday, he and his wife sat glued to their television set watching coverage of the evacuation, hoping for a glimpse of four of their children, whom they have not seen since the couple fled Daraya.
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Wireless streaming is also a possibility if you have equipment that supports it, like a Mac laptop model that can use Apple's AirPlay technology to stream video through an Apple TV to a connected television set.
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Pizza. At least, that's one reason why Papa John's has today launched a new application for Apple TV which allows you to order a pizza, select from past orders, and pay, right from your television set.
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In 1992, before Hurricane Andrew, Mr. Morales sat in front of a bulky television set in the studios of the local Univision affiliate and warned viewers to prepare for storm surge of up to 14 feet.
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In 1992, before Hurricane Andrew, Mr. Morales sat in front of a bulky television set in the studios of the local Univision affiliate and warned viewers to prepare for storm surge of up to 14 feet.
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Sunset Overdrive and Red Dead Redemption have never looked prettier than on the Xbox One S—and there is a noticeable improvement over the same games played on a UHD television set compared to a Xbox One.
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But the same nineteen-inch Philco Starlite television set that beamed scenes of America aflame that night also brought some consolation, from Indianapolis, where Senator Robert F. Kennedy had spoken shortly after King had been declared dead.
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The Federal Communications Commission has proposed allowing consumers to swap pricey cable and other pay TV boxes for cheaper devices and apps, a change that would boost competition in the $20 billion television set-top box market.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday proposed competition in the pay television set-top box market, a move that could let consumers swap costly cable industry boxes for cheaper service through devices like tablets.
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So as we approach a blissful future in which every single college football game is broadcast to every television set, or laptop, or brain-implanted moving-picture device in the country, might regional bias fade away entirely?
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Whether it was figuring out, along with Sherlock Holmes, the solutions to the mysteries or celebrating the adventures of P.G. Wodehouse's characters, the television set was never on A and there was always a book in progress.
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Ms. Viana, a restaurant cook, said the police ransacked her home, destroyed a television set and stole a jewelry box, a watch she had bought her son for his birthday and her favorite pair of hoop earrings.
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Instead, the One X offers 4K gaming at higher frame rates, so long as you have a capable television set and so long as the game you're playing has been optimized to take advantage of the new horsepower.
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Samsung's phones won't remove those black bars, but the device's software will stretch the image to fit the 21:9 format and allow you to watch the video as it more naturally would appear on a television set.
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Although Idina Menzel's mother will be glued to the television set as her daughter belts out the classic anthem "Wind Beneath My Wings" for Lifetime's Beaches remake on Saturday, the Tony winning actress will be keeping herself busy.
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A color television set from 1963, in the fledgling days of color transmission, an early push-button telephone and a handbill for a 1967 rock concert in West Hempstead featuring the Byrds are among the objects on display.
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"It reminds people that we are here and that help is at hand, even if there is an emergency late into the night," said Deka, as the medics gather around an old television set to watch the news.
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The peaceful part came to an end as soon as she turned on the television set Friday night and learned that a Japanese couple who had been staying at the same hotel had fallen ill with the coronavirus.
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The company staged a number of in-home scenes in which its Portal devices might reasonably be plugged in, such as in the kitchen, on a shelf in the living room, or attached to your main television set.
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Those assurances didn't last long; Trump deemed the first night of the Democratic debates "BORING!" in a tweet and later told Germany's Merkel that, after passing by a television set in the G20 airing the event, he wasn't impressed.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission approved on Thursday a proposal to boost competition in the $20 billion pay television set-top box market by allowing consumers to swap pricey cable boxes for cheaper devices and apps.
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The former weaves an enormous image of a static television set and calls it "White Noise, American Prayer Rug" (17); the work blends the concept of whiteness in the United States with mass media's antagonization of intolerance and hate.
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It goes without saying that a little plug-in HDMI stick or even a full-fledged set-top box is going to cost you less than a whole television set, and it could well last you longer as well.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday will vote on a proposal to let consumers swap pricey cable boxes for cheaper devices and apps, to boost competition in the $20 billion television set-top box market.
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In an interview with Mr. Bianculli for his book "The Platinum Age of Television: From 'I Love Lucy' to 'The Walking Dead,' How TV Became Terrific, " Mr. Bochco said his parents had "zero interest" in buying a television set.
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A bipartisan group of 10 senators asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in a letter Thursday to delay a plan to open up the market for television set-top boxes until its effect on small providers can be studied.
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Sharp, which has licensed its television set brand in the Americas to Hisense, sued the Chinese firm earlier this year in the United States, saying the firm is putting its name on what it described as low-quality TVs.
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She could even see the piece of crochet placed on top of the television, blue and white—thirty years ago, a television set had been a luxury that a woman dedicated to housekeeping would have decorated with fine needlework.
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How when I was her age, I'd watch them play cards, do crosswords, dance together in their cramped living room, taking care not to topple the miniature, boxy television set that was only ever turned on for baseball games.
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Suzanne De Silva, a director of product strategy for Samsung, said she envisioned people using DeX for a variety of tasks that took advantage of a large second screen, like shopping online or singing karaoke on a television set.
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Nintendo has already announced the basic functionality of its next game system, the Switch: It's a tablet-style machine that plays games portably, but can also dock to your television set and play its games on the big screen as well.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)4) Check you're getting the full 4K experienceIf you've splashed out on a full 4K-capable Xbox One X console, then you want to make sure that all those pixels are getting pushed to your television set.
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As long as you've got a 4K Blu-ray player on hand (the Xbox One S and the Xbox One X are two devices that qualify), and a 4K television set, you can watch movies at the best possible resolution.
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October 24th, 2019: Bolstered by Jobs' comments, Munster once again predicts a true Apple TV: an Apple-branded television set that would combine live TV shows with iCloud content and feature Siri support for searching show titles and actor names.
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Image: ScreenshotWhere a tvOS can act as an AirPlay receiver, Android TV turns your box or television set into a Chromecast, which means all that casting goodness is available without the hassle of an extra dongle and an extra power supply.
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His first big break came in 1974, when his script for "Roti" ("Bread") made Manmohan Desai, a hotshot director, "jump with joy" (Mr Khan received a television set and a gold bracelet for his labour; his salary increased fourfold overnight).
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You can understand how O'Brien may have missed it from his spot on the sideline, but how does anyone near a working television set not try to get in touch with the sideline and insist that Savage needs immediate help?
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New York-listed Alibaba, which owns the Post, has also adapted YunOS to work as an operating system for television set-top boxes, smart home appliances, tablets, internet-connected smart TVs, smart cars and even SoftBank Group's humanoid robot called "Pepper".
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TV was simply the most effective way to sell his product—and it turned out, the giant room full of people interested in Video Professor's lessons was actually millions of smaller rooms, each with a television set or computer sitting nearby.
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For advertisers, this is opening up a new world of more targeted advertising, which may include not just television in its traditional form, but also television viewed on computers, mobile devices and via apps on devices connected to the television set.
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The tax status of the Big Apple Circus would be obvious to anyone who visited and took note of a television set, hanging up in a corner, seemingly from the era of "Knots Landing," to which a VHS recorder remains attached.
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The hearing follows a Federal Communications Commission proposal to allow consumers to swap pricey cable and other pay TV boxes for cheaper devices and apps, a change that would boost competition in the $20 billion television set-top box market.
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" Added Douglas, "I think that for the generation of kids that grew up watching Queer Eye, that was the first time they could look through the television set in their home and see five gay guys that were just being themselves.
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Sports leagues know that for the kids of today, "screen" means "phone"; asking them to watch sports on a television set is like asking them to get the news by having a man in a suit read it to you.
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The "rape glut," so aptly described by Amy Zimmerman in The Daily Beast as "a barrage of dramatized, over-sexualized, potentially triggering rape plots, all coming to a television set very near you," has made us numb to sexual assault.
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In a photo series titled "Private Broadcast," Mr. Halasz stripped down and crawled into a box made to look like a television set — mugging goofily for the camera, and turning the medium of state news programs into a personal space.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday it has launched a patent infringement investigation of television set-top boxes and other components that Arris International supplies to Comcast Corp and DirecTV for their Xfinity and Genie customers.
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In an interview with Mr. Bianculli for his book "The Platinum Age of Television: From 'I Love Lucy' to 'The Walking Dead,' How TV Became Terrific," Mr. Bochco said his parents had had "zero interest" in buying a television set.
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"We're still in search and recovery mode," a law enforcement officer told me when I flagged him down to help a distraught woman who had just returned to her demolished home, her kitchen exposed like a film or television set.
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In Ms. Chunn's telling, the acorn is replaced by a falling television set, and Chicken Little's flight takes her through a world as reported, and shaped by, the 24/7 news cycle: polluted landscapes, impoverished cities, failing hospitals, paranoid politicians.
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This exhibition includes "Little TV Woman: I am the Last Woman Object" from 1969, a cross-legged vinyl woman pregnant with a small television set, which she described as "probably inspired by the new feminist movement," when interviewed in 2015.
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The image of a ghostly woman seemingly lit up by the reflection of a television set evokes similar scenes in Tobe Hooper's Poltergeist, or even the scene of the ghostly Samara crawling through a TV in the J-horror classic Ringu.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is moving forward to advance a new broadcasting standard that would improve television picture quality, allow better access to programs via mobile phones and let broadcasters turn on a television set to send emergency alerts.
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If you're going to invest hundreds of dollars on a television set then you want to make sure you're getting the best picture possible, but far too many of us don't take the time to correctly configure the display we're staring at.
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"Comey explained that he was on the site "to listen, to read what's especially being said about the FBI and its mission," likening the experience to being in "every dive bar in America, where I can hear everybody screaming at the television set.
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You'll never convince me that using an internet browser on a television set is anything but awkward and bad, but if for whatever reason you've been waiting to browse the web on Amazon's Fire TV devices, the company has answered that call.
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A. If you want to move the picture to a bigger screen, Amazon has a version of its video app available on several devices that connect to your television set in one way or another; you may already have the hardware on hand.
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Yet outside, where chickens roam the yard, the father-of-two, who repairs shoes for a living, has a large Chinese-built satellite dish that connects his old television set to hundreds of channels — many of which are being beamed from Beijing.
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In 1978, when I was an eighth grader in Ohio, I built my own four-kilobyte computer from a mail-order kit, learned to program in BASIC , and was soon playing the arcade game Pong on our black-and-white television set.
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SVOD penetration has officially surpassed DVR penetration in the U.S. Roughly two-thirds of U.S. homes have an internet-enabled connected device that's capable of streaming content to a television set, which includes enabled smart TVs, multimedia devices and video game consoles.
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And in Mark Morris's "The Hard Nut," returning to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, there are plenty of them, from the pop-art designs inspired by the cartoonist Charles Burns to the yule log burning on a television set during the party scene.
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For those who simply want to add Netflix, Hulu and other streaming services to a regular high-definition television set, smaller devices like the $40 Amazon Fire TV Stick, the $35 Google Chromecast or the $30 Roku Express deliver for much less.
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BBC: Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly barred cabinet ministers from appearing on a radio program on the British broadcaster, and he has questioned its fundamental source of funding — the license fee paid by each owner of a television set in the country.
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LeEco's woes increased last week after it and a subsidiary were sued by U.S. television set maker Vizio Inc over a collapsed $2 billion takeover, according to U.S. media, with Vizio seeking $110 million in damages over claims about its financial health.
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The piece consists of a now old-fashioned, cathode-ray-tube television set onto whose screen is projected a live image of the sky captured by a closed-circuit video camera perched on a roof or another vantage point for viewing the sky.
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Don't Forget, Always Bet on BlackAs a man of moderately good taste and extraordinary amounts of cash to burn, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk knows how to dress it down when he needs to up his cool quotient, especially when on a television set.
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Sony has since restructured its television set, laptop computer and mobile phone operations and is now seeking to regain its technological competitiveness through AI. The firm plans to release a product or service derived from collaboration with Cogitai as early as next year, Kitano said.
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If you're looking to curl up with your cat/oversized wineglass/Trader Joe's snacks/Twitter feed and watch the Emmys this Sunday night, you're in luck: There are lots of ways to stream the 69th Emmy Awards even if you don't own a television set.
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Chairman Tom Wheeler has also proposed an item that would open up the market for television set-top boxes, which the video industry earns billions of dollars each year renting to consumers, and reforms to the marketplace for high-capacity internet connections used by businesses.
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FCC pulls vote on contentious box plan in final minutes: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) pulled a vote on a contentious proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes from its agenda minutes before the start of its monthly meeting on Thursday.
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Among the tributes to this transition is "Oma Totem," from 2009, a sculptural stack of items that his grandmother received from relief organizations when she settled, initially, in Germany: a washer-dryer, a small refrigerator and a television set affixed with a wood crucifix.
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Back before streaming, or whatever you all are doing these days for visual entertainment, you could change the channel on a television set (your parents probably have one) by pointing a hand-held device called a remote control* at it and clicking a button.
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They ricocheted through the bars — their screens fixed, unusually, on a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing — and from the executive television set of the First Viewer, who knew enough to keep his twittering fingers to himself at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, until dusk anyway.
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In one of her most celebrated images, a nun leads a group of Roman Catholic schoolgirls in Communion dresses down a trash-strewn street lined with old cars, one of them with a plugged-in television set on the hood tuned to a western.
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"We started in northern Ontario in a small town where I didn't even see a television set until I was 7 years old," Mr. Thicke said at the unveiling of his star on Canada's Walk of Fame in 2013, the website ET Canada reported.
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LG, the world's second-biggest television set maker behind Samsung Electronics, said its TV business booked a 343 billion won profit, as higher panel costs were offset by growing demand for up-market sets such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel TVs that offer bigger margins.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission approved on Thursday a proposal to let consumers swap pricey cable boxes for cheaper devices and apps, a change that would boost competition in the $20 billion television set-top box market while delivering a blow to major cable companies.
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I haven't smoked weed since 2007 when I ended up watching Priscilla, Queen of the Desert on a very small television set while an iPod dock across the room played five Pixies albums in succession because I was too high to get up and turn anything off.
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Under the Features column are filters you can use to find particular types of content, such as 4K videos that are going to look great on your huge television set, or creative commons clips that you can use in your own projects without paying any royalties.
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Some of the imagery is surreal, like the television set on the desert floor showing the falcons up in the air; a cheetah sitting in a car with a sheikh; or another sheikh revving his truck's engine with the front door open, staring into Ancarani's camera.
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At law firms where I worked, we all conducted depositions, negotiations and the like, but countless exchanges involved overt male intimidation (for instance, opposing counsel staring me down while chewing on a cigar and rolling a television set into my deposition to watch a baseball game).
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It was still a damn great film when viewed on my regular ol' television set, which feels like confirmation of the idea that while the "pure" filmmaking on display is generally the most celebrated aspect of Dunkirk — for good reason — it's not all this movie is.
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When President John F. Kennedy proposed landing a man on the moon in a nationally televised address to a joint session of Congress in May 22000, Mr. Young was watching on a small black-and-white television set at the Naval Air Test Center in Florida.
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One of the benefits of Plex is that it has apps for so many streaming boxes and dongles, everything from the Apple TV to Android TV. If you've got a smart stick or box that plugs into your television set, chances are there's an official Plex app for it.
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"The Long Night" was a wild ride, and although there are sure to be many takes on what it all means for the final few episodes, plus a few how-to guides on increasing the contrast settings for your $1,000 television set, we're here to talk fantasy draft.
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My uncles and aunts had spoiled us with thoughtful gifts and luxuries upon our arrival: freshly made ice cream, imported mini Kit Kat bars, a television set that played then-new MTV India, yellow gold jewelry that looked funny paired with my overworn Little Mermaid T-shirt aesthetic.
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It registers your choice via "state tracking," a technology Netflix developed to accomplish exactly what Brooker and Jones were hoping for, and saves it to be deployed later—in this case, when a television set in the background of a scene plays a commercial for the cereal you chose.
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The country leads the rich world in indicators associated with solitary lifestyles: gym-going (as opposed to team sports), divorce, smartphone and tablet adoption (replacing the family television set), self-employment, online shopping, eating alone, meal-skipping and the declines of both the pub and the nuclear family.
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In Japan for an international summit meeting, Mr. Trump could hardly resist taking a peek at a television set in between sessions on Friday with India's prime minister and Germany's chancellor to catch the contest between 10 of the Democratic candidates seeking the nomination to challenge him next year.
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WIRED looks back at the promises and failures of the last 10 years Similarly, 3D TVs were the first to connect to the internet, each company offering its homegrown apps to enable two categories of experiences: streaming video, and lots of things that shouldn't happen on a television set.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Midway through Rojo, a black-and-white television set emits a commercial in which an actor, wearing a cowboy hat, waving a pistol in the air, and haughtily sucking on a candy, refuses the request of a voice offscreen to try one of his sweets.
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People who were not directly involved with the Apollo 2628 moon landing, 28500 years ago, experienced the event in a passive manner, sitting in front of an analog television set, watching the transmissions from the lunar surface while commentators described what was happening on another world in awestruck, breathless tones.
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Inspired by works such as the Wall of Respect in Chicago and the union of public art and activism that emerged with the Black Arts Movement, riled by the torrent of global atrocities streaming from his television set and the injustices in his own turbulent backyard, he began to paint.
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There are stations, I'm sure there's still a couple of general managers out there that think that we're going to go back to those good old days when it was just a handful of stations and you have just to stand up to change the channel on your television set.
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Gayle and Kardashian West aside, though, the most iconic contemporary example of ghost hair might be found in the Japanese movie ''Ringu'' (1998), the inspiration for ''The Ring'': In its most frightening scenes, its female villain crawls out of a television set, her face buried under her mane, an eyeball occasionally poking out.
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While Mr. Veiga said he was resigned to spending a long time behind bars, he said his detention conditions in Paraguay — where he was held in a small room with a refrigerator, a television set and a private bathroom — were superior to what he would face in a maximum-security facility in Brazil.
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Then there's the Home button (with a picture of a television set on it)—this primarily serves as a way of getting quickly back to the Apple TV home screen, but if you double-tap it you get the device's multitasking page, enabling you to quickly switch between all of your recently used apps.10.
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One of the unit's catchiest hooks is its ability to preprogram — like a television set automatically tuning to the news in the morning, or dimming lighting and jazz playing in the evening — to create what the company calls "instant ambiance" in any room with just the tap of a button or a voice command.
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The big difference, on paper, between these new 4K not-TVs and the stuff announced by companies like Samsung, LG, and Sony, is that these sets should have much less lag, which is crucial for gaming, and they should be able to maintain frame-rate fidelity far better than a television set ever could.
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Growing up in the Bay Area with a Vietnamese mother and a Chinese-American father, Ms. Wong was not a comedy nerd but she vividly remembers her family crowding around the television set in 1994 to watch the premiere of Margaret Cho's "All-American Girl," the first network sitcom about an Asian-American family.
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At the same time, it costs 2.5 times more for overnight delivery from New Jersey to New York via trucks for a 55-inch television set than it does sending by ocean freight from the South Korea to the U.S. The largest ocean liners can hold over 1.2 million TV sets, underscoring the economy of scale.
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All these companies, including ours and Salesforce, are focused on being a platform and a product, which is nice because it means that all these tools really can work together in a really meaningful way... On my television set, I think every device I have plays Netflix ... and I often don't even know which one I'm using.
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Cunningham also appears on the cover's reverse, peeping through a set of binoculars à la Alex Colville's famous To Prince Edward Island painting, a shot he reprised in the music video for the album's lead single, "The Big Money," and one that makes another faint appearance on the screen of the television set closest to Cunningham on the cover.
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In a presidential radio address from the Oval Office at the White House, a first lady told families: "I'm very happy to have this chance to talk with children here in the White House and children who maybe have been watching cartoons or just getting up around the country and turning on the television set," said the first lady.
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Contractor Newell Partridge told Johnson that when he aimed a flashlight at a creature in a nearby field its eyes glowed "like bicycle reflectors", and blamed buzzing noises from his television set and the disappearance of his German Shepherd dog on the creature While there's obviously no proof that Mothman is real, it has become a beloved figure within West Virginian folklore.
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Placed at the beginning of the show, it's an assemblage made from the personal effects — bedding, clothing, books and a television set precariously piled on sawhorses — of Juan Manuel Montes, a 2100-year-old Mexican man who had lived in the United States since he was 211 and who was deported in February, well in advance of President Trump's move to end DACA.
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Where once a television set was our primary gateway to unfolding events in the world, the ability to follow live events more or less in real time via social media feeds has downgraded the necessity of a networked TV. Gone are the days when a united culture gathered around a TV set to view footage of historical events as they were unfolding.
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Yeah, this is a minor anecdote, I say it only to sort of illustrate the point if you don't mind, which is, this Christmastime we did something called Best Christmas Ever in which there was basically just a linear schedule of Christmas-oriented movies, and our ratings doubled or tripled versus prime average, and people were flipping on the television set and keeping Christmas movies on.
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With this approach, the glasses benefit from the portability, connectivity, computing, touch and voice control the phone can deliver, and the phone benefits from the display options (bigger than any display you use today; virtual 22018″ television set for Netflix anyone?) and new applications the glasses make possible (spherical and 3D spherical photos and video, and the kind of casual VR entertainment that ustwo, Resolution Games and Oculus Story Studio are pioneering).
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You think about his father's death at 48, the same age his own medical calamity struck, and how his mother went off to work, leaving him to sit with his grandmother before the black-and-white television set, watching the Army-McCarthy hearings while she knitted four-inch stars and sewed them together into a tablecloth or a blanket, these rows and columns of individual elements that merge together in a single work.
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Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" tweeted on Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE would replace his departing senior legal counsel John Dowd with a television set that plays clips from Fox News on repeat.
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It had been days since the President and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, had exchanged words about the nuclear buttons on their desks, but when the picture on the Oval Office television set suddenly went dark—it turned out that so many Fox News employees had to be sent to anti-harassment training that there was no one left to operate the cameras—the President, finding nothing else to occupy his time, resumed tweeting.
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Charlotte Curtis, who later became the first woman on The Times's masthead, captured the scene at a weeklong party at Mr. Hefner's mansion in Chicago, during the Democratic National Convention: The allegedly beautiful people of the Democratic National Convention were playing with Hugh M. Hefner's waterfall button early this morning, sending his waiters to the kitchen for everything from steaks to scotch, tilting his pinball machine and clustering around the color television set that disappears behind a painting.
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There was an old television set in the corner, blaring chatty daytime garbage, and the floor was specked with bits of paint under a bank of skylights, with large photographs of Barack Obama propped against one wall and, at the far end of the room, atop an aluminum easel, an incomplete portrait of the artist Cindy Sherman — eight feet high and wrought in a palette that dissolved from creamy greens and grays into a riot of hot pink at the bottom.
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The familiar rainbow bars of the SMPTE test card are everywhere at Derrick Adams' solo show of new work at Pioneer Works, ON. Conceived in the 70s, the test let technicians ensure a television set was working properly, and likewise Adams' massive multimedia wall hangings examine our culture's damaging stereotypes, specifically on TV. Framed by simple outlines of old television sets, Adams builds on his LIVE and IN COLOR series in the Red Hook warehouse's massive main space by remixing the spectrum of colored bars with patterned cloth.
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I'm sure TCL does not approve of this, but I did what I had to do to enjoy this inexpensive TV.Nice-looking television set, funny legs due to improvised set upThe proper configuration of the legs, which are too wide in my opinionLook at those reds, look at the bluesNotice how the image on the left (TCL) is brighter, clearer, and more detailed than the one on the right (Vizio)Clean but not thinBrushed metal, niceThis is the on buttonNot too thin at the top and double not too thin at the bottomBack looks nice, tooAll the ports you need!
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