Until I get a hundred representative audience members who are all forced to respond after I speak, there's no other way to really get that instant interaction, that instant reaction.
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It must be great to get that instant emotional feedback.
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An idea may come in a flash, literally that instant.
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In that instant, he formed a bond with Vy Higginsen.
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At that instant, a tremendous bang echoed through the theater.
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Not that Instant Pot needs to branch out just yet.
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In that instant at least, Beckham had reclaimed his domain.
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I want more of that instant responsiveness in the OnePlus 5.
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That instant, a human directory appears holding an iPad and maps.
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In that instant all those months of gaining our trust evaporated.
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You find that instant connection with people, and she's one of them.
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Survivors have said they knew, at that instant, their ship was doomed.
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Horizon has that instant-click, slippers-like comfort to it, for me.
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In that instant I had the ability to get up and run.
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In that instant, Vonn was leading the race, the women's Alpine combined.
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"There's a line: 'held/in that instant of common understanding,' " she continued.
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In that instant, a bustling Hasidic neighborhood turned into a war zone.
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Sheet masks are great for that instant boost of hydration and brightening effects.
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I like to deal with that instant where characters are making that change.
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But that instant growth didn't materialize, contributing to a $350 million budget shortfall.
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In that instant, Officer Haste pictured Thanksgiving, with everyone gathered around, except him.
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Jake Holth: You get some of that instant respect just riding one alone.
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It became abundantly clear to everyone in that instant who was really in charge.
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At that instant in Chicago, the black audience saw over the horizon of humor.
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That instant connection was the result of many actual hot summer nights spent together.
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But in that instant of calm, Ickenroth thought she saw another side to Suzanne.
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If you have to wait a little longer for that instant gratification, oh well.
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I wanted that instant background check to go into effect as soon as possible.
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In that instant, the roaches knocked back the would-be attacker with brutal kicks.
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In that instant, he became the third president to be impeached in U.S. history.
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But what if someone has asked you out and you don't feel that instant attraction?
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CBS's hit show "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" suggested that instant forensics always yielded definitive results.
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At that instant, the interior doors, a second set leading into the library, swung open.
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In that instant, Cersei finally allowed herself to be vulnerable – and dare we say it?
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Yeah, which is great because how do you create that instant chemistry, especially with kids?
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In that instant, Ms. Bristo's life changed forever in ways she could never have anticipated.
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At that instant, the two other soldiers fired three bursts from their weapons, killing him.
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For that instant there was only the smell of air, antiseptic but fringed with decay.
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"In that instant, I knew this is something I can make a difference with," he said.
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I've also noticed that instant on seems to finally be working with the Surface Pro 28.
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So, my brother took off the leash, and in that instant, the dog spotted a cat.
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But any true coffee connoisseur knows that instant coffee just isn't the same as freshly brewed.
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Younger parents today "want that instant information, whatever way they're going to get it," she explained.
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That instant settlement had to rankle, in part because Howard demonstrated what magnanimity really looks like.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes/GizmodoThis is not to say that instant photography is a bad idea completely.
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Honestly, if you weren't reading this news, you might not even notice that Instant Search was gone.
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It seems that Instant Articles will now have better technology behind them than the publisher's traditional CMS.
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The man smiled, and in that instant, thru no endeavor of my own, I understood his actions.
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" She continued, "As we know, I had a sister, and my life got better in that instant.
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Adam Lambert's career found fame after American Idol, but he recently admitted that instant notoriety was bittersweet.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct that instant transfers are only available for PayPal customers immediately.
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There's that instant just before sundown when the light bathes everything like a "pink cloud," she said.
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Findings: The Nielsen analysis reveals other variables and effects that Instant Articles' impact on referral traffic from Facebook.
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They again confirmed that Instant TV would only be sold where Comcast's has an existing cable TV footprint.
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In that instant my father and his partner grabbed the man and pinned his arms to his sides.
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Dao Nguyen, publisher at BuzzFeed, told the Journal that Instant Articles drive 15 percent of traffic to BuzzFeed.
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In that instant, he felt certain that their captors were ISIS and soon they would all be killed.
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In that instant I knew I would do anything to stay in the world for him, with him.
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It should be noted that Instant Replay is not to be used to review the actions of the referee.
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What's more exciting is that Instant Apps will be compatible all the way back to devices running Android Jellybean.
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But how that instant feeling of infatuation makes you feel (and what you do about it) is extremely personal.
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Is it simply the case that Instant Articles make the News Feed better, and you monetize the News Feed?
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At that instant, he became a member of the '7Summit Club' having scaled the highest peak on each continent.
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They estimated that instant soups are to blame for nearly 10,000 pediatric burns in the United States every year.
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So maybe it isn&apost all that surprising that instant print photography is making a bit of a comeback.
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Turns out that Instant Pot is notorious for this, so much so that it's rumored to be reworking its manuals.
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In that instant, I found myself upset by something other than just my nation's election of a bigoted pussy grabber.
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In short, the testers found that Instant Pot's slow cooking temperature is so low that slow cooking becomes extra-slow cooking.
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In a 3-2 majority verdict, the justices declared that instant divorce was "un-Islamic, arbitrary, and unconstitutional", the BBC reports.
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In that instant, as the electronic daylight threw the surrounding Parisian dusk into momentary blackness, the Princess shone at her brightest.
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On the contrary, it appears that instant film acts as a window to a very expansive and varied landscape of creativity.
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In one case, in 2012, Wang read a review from a user who suggested that Instant Pot add a yogurt-making feature.
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In that instant he realizes he has always known, always felt this distinct longing but never giving it a name until now.
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At the same time that Instant Articles were being designed, Facebook was beginning work on the projects that would ultimately undermine it.
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And in that picture, that instant, all the life and intensity of what living can mean seems to have been pinned down.
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While that seems like direct competition for Evie, Zhao says that Instant Apps could be integrated with his launcher in the future.
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I can't recapture the fear or the wonderment or the grief — for a recently deceased friend — that I felt in that instant.
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Or he could do as the paratroopers say in that instant before leaping out of airplanes: Pull the cord, trust the Lord.
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But many viral sensations, such as Lil Nas X, Billie Eilish, and Halsey, have engineered that "instant" success thanks to savvy marketing.
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At that instant, a man emerged from the mass of Somalis surrounding the battered pilot and proclaimed that he would be taken prisoner.
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If she had glanced away in that instant, down at her phone or purse, she might have thought he had simply dozed off.
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The format hasn't been universally adopted by publishers, many who feel that Instant Articles decrease their ability to generate revenue from their sites.
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You'll be doing what the quarterback is doing at that instant, and soon what happens next will make a lot more sense to you.
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Let's remember that Instant Articles are a big part of the problem, blurring the line between the content and the source of the content.
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As it happened, I lay on the water's surface for only an instant, but in that instant I saw the most essential silver tiger.
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Next let&aposs take a look at what EV lovers, who can&apost get enough of that instant torque, have on their minds - performance.
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Let's take on Christmas as God intended: as a sacred time to celebrate that instant when the timelessness of God intersected with human time.
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"I got a totally new impression of myself in that instant, and it was to strengthen me many times through the years," Parley wrote.
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Hear me out: If there's one thing boomers, milliennials, *and* Gen Z can all agree upon, it's that instant cameras are pretty dang rad.
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We walked around downtown Manhattan and tried to act like tourists, which was fun until we were reminded of some realities that instant cameras face.
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In network slicing, each virtual network is tailored for the device being served at that instant, while all remain part of the same 5G network.
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Raghu Ramakrishnan, Microsoft's CTO for Azure Data, tells me that instant data movement is the result of the company's decades-long investments in database technology.
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EW: No, I wake up most mornings, and in that instant before you open your eyes, I think: What do I get to do today?
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Holding the baby can be the best feeling in the world, but it's also terrifying to realize all that can go wrong in that instant.
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Stories abound about self-made stars who post their music on streaming platforms, but many viral sensations have engineered that instant success using savvy marketing.
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Given that Instant Articles were designed to carry less advertising than mobile web articles, broad reach was essential to ensure publishers would profit from the format.
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Simo says that the News Feed is becoming more of a multimedia experience over time, and that Instant Articles — which support video — is part of that.
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" I'll be driving in my car, a police siren goes off behind me, and in that instant, I go, "I don't know what's going to happen.
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But today that has finally changed, as the company announced that instant buys from debit cards are now available to all users in the United States.
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One thing that several of our experts noted is that if you're the one being harassed, it's difficult to know what to do in that instant.
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I like to use HD cameras and really nice lenses just because of that instant seduction that happens with the surface, which we don't even question.
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Kiyotaka Ando, CEO of Nissin, said to CNBC that instant noodle and soup noodle still maintain a unique advantage that can't be replaced by delivery service.
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The larger problem here, James thinks, is a trend towards "a quick fix of ego" — that instant gratification a shopper gets from buying trendy items for very cheap.
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Even with the relocation packages, salary and stock bonuses we offered, along with a clear timeline of our plan, people were not sold — morale collapsed in that instant.
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That instant success, Reyna said, was largely thanks to help, not necessarily financial but at all levels, from the Premier League champions at the head of the "family".
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What I'm interested by is: how can you communicate that build up of intensity, so that you're not just seeing everything at once and having that instant gratification?
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"I do think the speeding-up of our culture makes people like the old format of that instant satisfaction," Mr. Leeds said about the affection for Polaroid film.
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Nguyen said that Instant Articles "can be a great user experience for the user reading a story," and explained a bit why BuzzFeed was "all-in" on the program.
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Only three in a panel of five judges ruled in favour of a ban: one did so by arguing that instant divorce contravened not India's constitution but Islamic law.
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Indonesia's government has demanded that instant messaging apps remove stickers featuring same-sex couples, in the latest high-profile attempt to discourage visible homosexuality in the socially conservative country.
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In fact, this model is so versatile that you can prepare an entire meal at once with new microprocessors that Instant Pot designed to control various levels of cooking.
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More on how to best use your Instant Pot at home: It seems that Instant Pot has once again created a gadget that eliminates the need for multiple machines.
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This shift in consumer behavior means that it's difficult for developers to get their app onto users' devices – something that Instant Apps could help to address, if implemented correctly.
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An interesting point is that instant noodle and Ramen used to be competitors, but they have to cooperate with each other now because of the boom in delivery service.
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The distaste over the derby's resolution doesn't really come from politics; it comes from a growing frustration even among erudite sports fans that instant replay has made sports overdetermined.
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Polaroid may only be a shadow of its former instant photo days, but that doesn't mean it can't mount a comeback now that instant photography is so hot again.
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But at that instant since he had you, a reporter in the car, he was clearly overwhelmed and the anxiety caused the slight delay in reaction time for decision making.
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In that instant, Banks' perspective on combat sports shifted—fighting and martial arts were no longer just hobbies or simply for self-defense, but the basis for a dream career.
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While conducting interviews with inmates at an unnamed state facility, sociologist Michael Gibson-Light found that instant noodles had actually surpassed tobacco as the "most prized currency" at the prison.
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"We're thrilled that INSTANT is live and that we can finally share its vibrant, addictive experience with our audiences," said Will Lee, Digital Editorial Director for PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly.
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In the intervening years, I had forgotten the details of its plot, but in that instant I knew that this buoyant musical comedy was taking an inexorable turn toward heartbreak.
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He scoots forward, opens the hold cover, horribly aware in that instant how small the kayak is, stuffs the pan and the bottle under the dry bag to jam them.
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In just an instant, we get a clear glimpse at what drives her, and that instant is more joyful and sincere than anything the DCEU has offered to fans until now.
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In that instant, she's confronted with the reality that while she sees herself as a capable of playing anyone, including the lead, others look at her through a much narrower lens.
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Individual packets of data no longer travel on a dedicated phone line but take the route that is most convenient at that instant, blurring the distinction between foreign and domestic communications.
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It notes that instant messaging is also considered the single most important means of communication among 16- to 24-year-olds, with 36 percent citing it as their top comms medium.
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Despite the fact that Facebook doesn't directly state that Instant Articles are about to get a big boost from this News Feed change, it's pretty clear that will be the case.
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I won't say how the situation resolves, but the outcome ends up being more satisfying than I was expecting for a storyline I couldn't have cared less about until that instant.
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Even though we already had that instant camaraderie between the three of us women, you still just never know how it's gonna go, and I was so pleased with the whole season.
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However, he also notes that the revenue from those periods does not account for a lopsided amount of his company's total annual sales, suggesting that Instant Pot products sell relatively briskly year-round.
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In that instant, it was clear that the debate had produced a winner, at least to those of us who hadn't actually heard a word of what the candidates had said: Mrs. Clinton.
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This isn't the first time that Instant Pot has had to deal with recall issues—two years ago, a Bluetooth-enabled Instant Pot model was recalled due to customers experiencing electric shock during use.
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That's not to say that instant means bad, or ineffective — it's just that any product that promises an instant improvement should be the cherry on top of your skin-care routine, not the cornerstone.
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That instant before megastardom was on display here in Golden Gate Park at the annual Outside Lands music festival, where Chance took the stage for the first date of his Magnificent Coloring World Tour.
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One year after launch, Facebook says that Instant Games has more than 70 titles available, though it's not clear how many people are actually playing these games, nor how lucrative they are for developers.
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The All India Muslim Personal Law Board, which presents itself as the protector of Muslim rights, has argued that instant divorce is part of the practice of Islam and thus protected by the Constitution.
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In that instant, what is now the whole observable universe grew from a single submicroscopic point to the size of a grapefruit, and then proceeded to expand at the more leisurely rate seen today.
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We have also written machine learning algorithms in the cloud for a very basic analysis of the data, so that instant feedback can be given back to the patient regarding preventive measures to be taken.
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When launching Stations, music begins playing automatically — a feature that had some calling it a "Pandora copycat" at the time of launch, given that instant music playback is something that Spotify's rival Pandora already supports.
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It is taking on the mantle of a short-term prophet, the Nostradamus of two months (or weeks or days or hours or minutes) from now, and predicting the shape of the world at that instant.
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If there was an ovation in the grandstand in that instant, it came from beneath the private box of the Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, where fans were tossing hats and other apparel toward Jones to autograph.
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We were married for ten years, but looking back I remember that instant—my head snapping back and forth on my neck as a calypso band played—as the moment I knew it would never work out.
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Jimmy sits with that for a moment before darkly cracking that he'll just get on with his, but it's clear that in that instant, both of them choose each other again, as they have over and over.
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When we log on, The Discourse stares us in the face only for an instant—that instant in which we get some perspective on how simultaneously all-encompassing and false it is—before it sucks us in.
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I loved everything very much in that instant—poetry and death and the man with the missing leg and the night and the surf and all the quiet leaves on the island that fluttered in secret breezes.
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The launch of the GHPA as a new armed force of the Ministry of the Interior was such a powerful and symbolic announcement that, in that instant, we all forgot this small, subsidiary mention of transalpine cooperation.
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Indeed, it can feel lately that instant politicization is all that Twitter is good for, but with the exception of First Man, the social media firestorms surrounding each of these films came from a place of good faith.
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We can create that instant connection (in five minutes or less) with an employee, a customer, or even a first date, when we make a conscious effort to actively understand the other person and connect with their experience.
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"As an artist, I opt for a stick formula when I need a product that's going to quickly adhere to the skin and also give that instant pop of pigment," says celebrity and fashion makeup artist Neil Scibelli.
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She left the phone charging on her bedside table, and was woken very early the next morning by its ringing; whatever her dreams had been, they dispersed in that instant, iridescence breaking up on the surface of deep water.
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In temperament, the two men are polar opposites, Trump's brain controlled as it is by a magic eight ball of racism, misogyny, and egomania, whereas Pence's personality is so bland and uninteresting that instant oatmeal stopped texting him back.
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While the format has been mostly popular with game developers, today, Google announced at its annual I/O developer conference that Instant Apps will soon support ARCore, allowing users to interact with augmented reality apps without having to download them.
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Alex: The way Chalamet's voice cracks when Elio calls his mom and asks to be driven home — he's been independent and terminally precocious the entire movie, and it's in that instant that you understand how unbearable the heartbreak is for him.
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Right, well, and what was interesting is they had instant communication in that, that's what the mental, the twins, but that people studying that instant communication in the book is how they figured out how to do faster-than-light travel.
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You enter the body scanner and hold your hands over your head, and in that instant you have to trust that you will be resurrected — will be allowed to walk out of the security area or drive away from the checkpoint.
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This is is one of many in a series of moves Facebook has taken to make Instant Articles a better experience for publishers, in light of complaints from some outlets that Instant Articles are hard to monetize and convert for other platforms.
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What's lost in that instant "I get this" connection between the player and the played is made up for by responsiveness and common-sense control mapping—the left attack button (the "B" equivalent) is your left arm, and the right, "A", your right.
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So my interest is that instant where young people are able to not make a huge, major transformation, but take a small step to grow a little bit more, to become a little bit more confident, to make the next step in their lives.
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You know you really want to be… There is a version of this movie that is 2016's Mad Max: Fury Road, and it is so close to that instant action classic that I'm a little mad it didn't get all the way there.
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We've known for a while now that instant ramen is popular in jail, but according to a sociologist from the University of Arizona, the situation has become so dire in American prisons that prisoners are having to smuggle far more food than in the past.
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Writers may be familiar with that peculiar sensation that comes in a moment of crisis, trauma or transition when you simultaneously feel all the feelings of that instant and also know, with bone-marrow certainty, that you will one day turn this moment into art.
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Me, I'll point you toward that Instant Pot machine you maybe got over the holidays, alert you to this incredible guide we wrote to introduce you to the device's best use, and encourage you to use it to make pressure cooker garlicky Cuban pork.
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Facebook claims that Instant Articles content gets more traffic and deeper engagement than regular posts, with a 20 percent increase in average read time and a 30 percent higher share rate (those numbers are slightly suspect given Facebook's control over exposure and its habit of misreporting data).
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St-Pierre timed his level change beneath his opponent's haymaker, and in that instant Hendricks' two NCAA Division I wrestling titles no longer mattered—the puncher's chance was off the table, and any edge in pure wrestling seemed hard to work with his back to the mat.
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Lovers of plant-based milk will be happy to hear that Instant Pot has also loaded the blender with a few different settings for making almond, nut, rice, soy, and oat milks, and there's even a cheesecloth included in the box to help strain your DIY milks.
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"Scald burns are a major cause of preventable injury among children, and our research found that instant soup spills are responsible for a large number of these painful burns," Dr. Courtney Allen, a pediatric emergency medicine fellow at Emory University, Atlanta, and the study's author, said in a statement.
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In that instant, she's taken all the way back to her girlhood, before Adam, before Jackie, before her infinitely patient dark-haired father taught her to balance clutch and accelerator and work her way through the gears in a smooth, mechanical succession that opened up a whole new world to her.
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"There is a time and place for that instant gratification, behind the scenes, not well-produced video or photo, but as an overall rule, you need to learn how to use a camera and you need to learn how to edit," says Laura Bell Greeno, chief marketing officer for Webscout.
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But even as tensions run high between the four big personalities behind the judging table, what with the last member of Gwen's team being eliminated while Levine's remaining member was saved in that instant round, the "Moves Like Jagger" singer took a moment to express his deep appreciation for his pop star colleague.
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"Today, I would say over 90 percent of [the time] that Instant Pot will not not burn your food," Wang says, adding that the one time out of 10 where that might not be the case is usually due to some sort of starch solidifying at the bottom of the machine and then overheating.
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A space opens that doesn't exist until a listener tunes in and hears your voice, a sudden space that may disappear the very next instant but changes that instant, too, no doubt, and it doesn't matter that the previous moment and the ones before remain whatever they were and lock a person down with unforgiving, unalterable rules and possibilities.
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The Cooper SE can also manage zero to 60 acceleration in just over seven seconds, and has an engine under the hood that's capable of delivering the equivalent of up to 181 HP. You'll get that instant acceleration, which is a natural benefit of all-electric engines, and a really quick jump off the line to 37 mph in just 3.9 seconds.
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Related: El Salvador's Young People Are Killing, Dying and Running "I am pleased to announce that we have plans to expand the US refugee admissions program in order to help vulnerable families and individuals from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, and offer them a safe and legal alternative to the dangerous journey that many are tempted to begin, making them at that instant easy prey for human smugglers who have no interest but their own profit," Kerry said.
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