My life is hanging from the thinnest string, the thinnest string.
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On some pasta machines this will mean the thinnest setting; on others it may be the second thinnest.
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It's not the thinnest laptop on the market — the HP Spectre 212 gets that prize — but it's Apple's thinnest laptop.
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A single watch — a refined, automatic version of the tourbillon introduced in 255 — actually acquired three of those: At 3.95 millimeters thick, it is marketed as the world's thinnest automatic watch, world's thinnest automatic tourbillon and world's thinnest tourbillon.
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Social media, politics, and the bubble of distraction Last week we didn't see Apple's thinnest products ever, but its thinnest event ever.
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"I was the thinnest person in the room and I was always going to be the thinnest person in the room," she explains.
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Apple created a wedge shaped laptop that at its thickest part was still thinner than the thinnest part of the Sony TZ Series — one of the thinnest laptops back in 2008.
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I've long clad my iPhones in the thinnest cases possible.
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He has the smallest, thinnest neck I have ever seen.
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Acer claims that it's the thinnest laptop in the world.
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The m15 is not the thinnest or lightest laptop around.
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The Pavilion 27 is also HP's thinnest screen to date.
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Michael Gerson: Kavanaugh's nomination hangs by the thinnest of strings.
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Usually they bore the thinnest of walls between editorial and ads.
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It's not the thinnest watch out there, but it looks good.
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After all, it's the thinnest and lightest laptop in this category.
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As expected, this is the thinnest and lightest MacBook Pro ever.
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It was also the narrowest grounds and thinnest record for trial.
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As in, the thinnest-skinned, most sensitive place on the face.
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But it won't focus on making the thinnest and lightest devices.
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Weighing 2493 grams, it will be the company's thinnest LCD ever.
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Apple's MacBook is its thinnest, most mobile-focused notebook to date.
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The thinnest batters with baker's ratios of 225 were found to have even color surfaces pockmarked with darker spots and a distinctive dark outer ring around the edge of the pancake where the batter was thinnest.
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Sony's X900C is thinner than an iPhone 6 at its thinnest point.
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The new m5583 is the company's thinnest and lightest 5573-inch laptop.
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The new Razer Blade Stealth is its lightest and thinnest laptop yet.
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Shouldn't a bride look her best, and doesn't that mean her thinnest?
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Google argues that the Pixelbook is its thinnest and lightest laptop ever.
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It's also the thinnest ebook-reader Kobo makes, so it's very portable.
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Until then, King Camp Gillette's dream holds on by the thinnest margin.
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It is the thinnest and lightest MacBook Pro Apple has ever made.
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In sum, we foresee a Clinton victory by the thinnest of margins.
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But the Senate, historically led by Republicans, has the thinnest of margins.
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GOP witness says proceedings based on 'thinnest evidentiary record' 11:17 a.m.
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Liza Golden-Bhojwani is much happier now than she was at her thinnest.
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Samsung says this TV on display at CES 2016 is its thinnest ever.
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Volume on Tuesday was the thinnest of the year for a full session.
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It is thickest on the buttocks, and thinnest on the arms and thighs.
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It's the thinnest display ever built, according to Microsoft, and it swivels. 8.
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Measuring 3.4mm at its thinnest point, it's 30 percent thinner than its predecessors.
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That could mean keeping HP on top in the battle for thinnest laptop.
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The push to make the thinnest, lightest, most portable laptop is proving fruitful.
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She's holding a softball, and wearing "the world's thinnest gold chain," she explains.
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Not the thinnest bezels, but at least the screen is bright and vibrant.
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The Amazon Kindle Oasis is just 4.43 mm thick at its thinnest point.
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Only the thinnest of layers to obtain that satin chatoyancy, that liminal reflet .
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Peak eclipse, when the crescent is thinnest, will be about 21920:21950 a.m.
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Set the machine to its next thinnest setting and run the dough through.
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There is no going back, nothing but the thinnest of air behind me.
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Roll out the pasta to the thinnest setting and cut into 4-inch squares.
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The Flip S is the "world's thinnest convertible," according to Asus chairman Jonney Shih.
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It's distinct and I like it even if it's not the thinnest or lightest.
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But that was all before you met ROAV Eyewear: The World's Thinnest Folding Sunglasses.
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Tile launched its Slim last year, which was designed to be its thinnest model.
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It might be the thinnest in class today, but it might be swiftly forgotten.
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The result is one of the lightest, thinnest electronic devices that's ever been made.
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In India's parliament, alas, there was only the thinnest of support for gay rights.
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India's remoter corners were tied to the centre by the thinnest of infrastructure threads.
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That said, its 7.4 mm makes the DTEK50 the company's thinnest phone to date.
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According to Microsoft, the Studio has the thinnest LCD of its size ever made.
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And, on Samhain, the Pagan forebear of Halloween, that veil is at its thinnest.
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Trading on Tuesday marked the thinnest volume of the year for a full session.
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That said, for a foldable phone, it could be the one of the thinnest.
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According to Acer, the Swift 73 is the thinnest notebook PC in the world.
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Graphene, after all, is the thinnest material around and about 200x stronger than steel.
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"I want the thinnest pads possible," Washington wide receiver Jamison Crowder said last month.
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At its thinnest point, the Pro X is 5.3mm thin and weighs 1.68 pounds.
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BULGARI OCTO FINISSIMO TOURBILLON AUTOMATIC $118,000 At 3.95-millimeters thick, the Octo Finissimo Tourbillon Automatic becomes not only the world's thinnest automatic tourbillon but also the world's thinnest automatic watch, dethroning Piaget's Altiplano 910P, which held the title for all of three months.
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Hillary Clinton wins Iowa by the thinnest of margins on the Democratic side, A.P. says
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In one view, the two men are separated by the thinnest filament of morality: justification.
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Also revealed: Samsung's thinnest-ever TV, which all but disappears when you walk alongside it.
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The shift occurred during Asian trading, when liquidity in sterling is likely to be thinnest.
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It was called the Macbook Air and it was, claimed Jobs, the world's thinnest laptop.
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It also goes a ways toward making this the thinnest and lightest Paperwhite, as well.
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Read more: This is the warmest winter jacket I own, and it's also the thinnest
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Acer's thinnest all-in-one desktop, the Aspire S24, is available for purchase starting today.
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But it was Mr Imamoglu, the relative unknown, who prevailed by the thinnest of margins.
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That said, HP is still claiming that it'll be the "thinnest rugged convertible" out there.
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Even in high school, when I was the thinnest I've ever been, my thighs touched.
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Google unveiled the Pixelbook on Wednesday, which it describes as its "thinnest, lightest laptop" yet.
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Paperwhite is the thinnest Kindle yet, making it more comfortable to hold as you read.
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The 10-inch Surface Go is Microsoft's smallest, thinnest, and lightest Surface tablet to date.
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The Moto Z is incredibly thin — the thinnest premium smartphone ever made, according to Lenovo.
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It's also the thinnest laptop we've ever seen, with a thickness of just 0.41 inches.
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The 1.15-pound Go may be the thinnest Surface yet, but a phone it ain't.
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This industry, at large, operates on the thinnest of margins, if not at a loss.
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Subjects will cover Thinnest Skinned & Outrageous Use of Laws, in various categories for world leaders.
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Yet his position is the thinnest on the Cooperstown roster, and nobody quite knows why.
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Most didn't even have full-size keyboards, but Apple managed to create a MacBook Air with a wedge shape so that the thickest part was still thinner than the thinnest part of the Sony TZ Series — one of the thinnest laptops back in 2008.
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When the original MacBook Air launched it was one of the thinnest and lightest laptops made.
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All told, Samsung claims its bendy screen is the thinnest display the company has ever made.
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It's less than 15mm thick at its thinnest point and tips the scales at 3.4 pounds.
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At 0.78 inches thick, Gigabyte's Aero 14 laptop is one of the thinnest gaming PCs around.
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On Tuesday, the once-dominant cellphone manufacturer delivered its thinnest BlackBerry device to date, the DTEK50.
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HP is advertising that this is the thinnest Chromebook it's ever produced at just 16mm thick.
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At 5.2mm, it's one of the thinnest phones ever made (without the modules, of course).4.
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As for dimensions, it's 3.4 millimeters at its thinnest point and 8.5 millimeters at its thickest.
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Samsung says the Note 10 and Note 10+ are its thinnest and lightest Galaxy Notes ever.
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Sagami, alongside Japanese competitor Okamoto, produce the world's thinnest condoms, which are only 20203 millimeters thick.
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By the time Sunday's election took place, only the thinnest veneer of democracy remained in Venezuela.
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Federal prosecutors vigorously enforced these acts, bringing nearly 2,000 indictments, many on the thinnest of pretexts.
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At 11.9mm thick, Silicon Power is arguing the B80 is the thinnest portable SSD on the market.
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Samsung and LG have massive booths showing off the thinnest, brightest, most colorful TVs on the market.
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Bring an impeachment that was guaranteed to lose with the shortest investigation, thinnest record, and narrowest grounds.
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At this point, we'll have to see who ships first before doling out the world's thinnest title.
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The one scene, the end of the film, where I was thinnest, it was always [pushed back].
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It's also the lightest and thinnest iPad ever developed, with up to 10 hours of battery life.
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They're Apple's thinnest and lightest MBPs yet, with the fastest CPUs yet, but you probably figured that.
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Acer Swift 7 Laptop for $1,400 ($300 off): Acer bills this "ultraportable" as the world's thinnest laptop.
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It's super thin (the thinnest in the world, according to HP), super light, and super well-made.
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The ultra-slim set is just under 24 millimeters thick, making it the company's thinnest TV yet.
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Egg noodles, the perfect filling addition, ranged from the thinnest of white threads to fat yellow twists.
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It's the thinnest of three main layers, yet humans have never drilled all the way through it.
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That sort of svelte profile certainly puts the company in the running for the thinnest notebook around.
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He has been lectured on the field and, with just the thinnest of veils, criticized off it.
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Frenchwomen are among the thinnest in Europe, high fashion is big business, and obesity isn't often discussed.
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It has the highest violent-crime rate of the city's five boroughs but the thinnest detective staffing.
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A shag carpet would have a thick nap, while a sheet of silk would have the thinnest.
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Germany's nearly 250 commercial, mutual and government-owned lenders have some of the thinnest margins in the region.
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The Spectre x2 is HP's thinnest detachable laptop yet, making it perfect to take on your next adventure.
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What you will notice is how nice it feels to carry around the thinnest, lightest Mac notebook ever.
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That means its currently the thinnest and lightest Windows 10 device you can get in this price range.
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Also announced is the Clip, which at 1.8mm thick claims to be the thinnest tracker on the market.
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Roll the dough into large sheets with a pasta roller to desired thickness (about the 2nd from thinnest).
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For comparison, the last "thinnest ultrabook" packed a full Core i7 processor, even though it got slightly warm.
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"It's the world's thinnest notebook," said Steve Jobs as he introduced the MacBook Air 123 years ago today.
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But as The Economist went to press, he appeared to be hanging on by the thinnest of threads.
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Buying a phone is a more complicated decision than just grabbing the one with the thinnest screen bezel.
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The medals are all 85mm in diameter, measuring 7.7mm at their thinnest part and 23mm at their thickest.
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At 5.2mm, it's the thinnest phone ever made and makes the iPhone 6s (3003mm) look like a monster.
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Carbon fiber and Kevlar might not cater to everyone's tastes, but it's the thinnest board deck I've seen.
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Texture/ConsistencyThe thinnest variety of all thus far, this brand was very smooth with no grittiness or filminess.
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Her book Crossing the Thinnest Line argues for the importance of diversity to the future of the country.
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With the competition for some seats fierce, some candidates made it to parliament by the thinnest of margins.
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Kanebo's Kate Super Sharp Liquid Liner can draw the thinnest or the thickest line because it's so buildable.
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When laying on my back, it's compressed to its thinnest underneath my butt (though cushioning is still noticeable).
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For those grasping for new signs of humility, generosity and depth, Mr. Trump offered the thinnest of reeds.
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It's the thinnest of Earth's three main layers, yet humans have never drilled all the way through it.
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Not the prettiest or the thinnest or the youngest, but the ones who know their lovers are lucky.
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They wanted to add a watch to a bracelet, but needed "the thinnest movement possible," Ms. Geffroy said.
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He has said it was mounted on "the thinnest of suspicions" and advanced despite a lack of evidence.
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And that, too, could make all the difference in a race now separated by the thinnest of margins.
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The thinnest smartphone to date, it also introduced FaceTime, which helped mobile video calling break into the mainstream.
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Customers had stuck to buying basics like bread, milk and sugar, where the margins were thinnest, she said.
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"Thinnest rumours which may in the end prove unfounded are liable to be spread," Sir Harry wrote in 1940.
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The Surface Pro X itself weighs just 1.68 pounds, and at 7.3mm thin, it's the thinnest Surface laptop yet.
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That's why the structure of Graphene – the thinnest, strongest material we know of today is ... you guessed it, hexagonal.
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I twisted on my flashlight, which gave some comfort, but only illuminated the thinnest sliver of my new world.
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HP Inc meanwhile has claimed that it has the thinnest notebook computer, a prize Apple held for some time.
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All images: Alex CranzAt 2.57mm thick, LG's new OLED W7 television might be the thinnest giant television ever made.
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The new Mac Pro is a computer that isn't designed to be the thinnest, slickest, lightest thing out there.
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Tuesday's also the day we'll see the reveal of a new HP laptop that could be the world's thinnest.
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It's just unveiled the EliteBook Folio G1 notebook PC, the thinnest notebook HP has ever made, at CES Tuesday.
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My husband's sensations were less dulled than usual, too, since it was the thinnest traditionally shaped condom we used.
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As the company notes in its press material, its 503mm width makes it the company's thinnest phone to date.
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Nelson D. Schwartz Japan's economy probably grew by the thinnest of margins in the first quarter of the year.
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This morning at IFA, the company announced what are most likely the thinnest and fattest laptops in the world.
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Outside the phone arena, Acer unveiled the world's thinnest laptop, but only did so in a classy gold styling.
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This is entirely appropriate, given the suggestions that they acted improperly, with political bias, on the thinnest of information.
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The company uses the longest, thinnest fibers of raw cashmere, resulting in a more durable and pill-resistant sweater.
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Kindle Paperwhite, available on Amazon, $129.99Amazon's new Kindle Paperwhite is its thinnest and lightest yet, with double the storage.
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It's still Apple's thinnest and lightest MacBook and has a sharp and high-quality display, unlike the MacBook Air.
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The Acer Swift 7 is the thinnest laptop they've put out so far at just 0.35-inches when closed.
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The Surface Pro X is only 213mm thick at its thinnest point and is very light at 2999 pounds.
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The thinnest and lightest Kindle Paperwhite is designed to allow you to read comfortably for hours in any location.
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Roll the piece through the second thinnest setting on a pasta machine and lay it on a work surface.
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If there's even the thinnest of fabrics between her chest and the world, she's living at the height of modesty.
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At only 0.88 inches, the new 1080p Razer Blade Pro might be one of the thinnest 17-inch laptops available.
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Though DeVos did squeak through (by the thinnest of margins), her hearing was near-catastrophic, for a number of reasons.
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It's bigger than the regular ZenBook 3, with Asus calling it the world's thinnest 14-inch laptop at 12.9mm thick.
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"Dancing has this stereotype that only the thinnest can be successful, when that is not true," Cavanaugh, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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You can see the UI in action in this video from Impress Watch: Is this really the world's thinnest phone?
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A new 13-inch MacBook Pro is the lightest and thinnest version yet, weighing just 3 pounds, according to Schiller.
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The dynamic when I would walk into a room, even if I wasn't the thinnest model in the room, changed.
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And with the second-generation Swift 7, Acer has retaken the crown for having the thinnest laptop in the world.
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"The thickest part of the MacBook Air is still thinner than the thinnest part of the TZ series," he gloated.
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Some 70,000 civil servants, including judges, prosecutors and teachers, have been sacked or suspended, sometimes on the thinnest of evidence.
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This monitor will look super sleek on your desk, its profile measuring in at only 5.5 millimeters at its thinnest.
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The device is the company's thinnest and lightest to date, weighing 4.6 ounces, 20 percent less than the other models.
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HP's new Spectre isn't just the current world's thinnest laptop — it's also one of the most beautiful laptops ever created.
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Roll out each one through the thinnest setting on a pasta machine and lay on a lightly floured work surface.
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Chicken is fried inside the thinnest shroud of crust imaginable, one that fuses with the skin into crunch without substance.
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Acer also launched a new Swift 7, and the updated model makes it the thinnest computer in the world again.
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According to Apple, the new MacBook Pro is the thinnest, lightest, and most powerful version of the Pro to date.
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The handle comes in our trademark eggshell blue; the bristles are made of the thinnest gold imported from South Africa.
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" Panicking, also releasing panic, his verse finds refuge, momentarily, at "the thinnest brink" where, "thinking on thinking, / the current pulses.
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At their thinnest, the formations are a work of Lovecraftian geometry; improbable pillars propping up a lush tabletop of forest.
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He gleefully raced to impeachment on the thinnest of pretexts in the hopes of politically hobbling a president he opposed.
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He escaped with his life by the thinnest of hoodie strings as she ran over the board and wrecked it.
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Amtrak said the old board would be dismantled over the next few nights, when crowds in the station were thinnest.
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While on paper many hospitals operate on the thinnest of margins, that is in part a choice, resulting from extravagance.
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At 5.15 millimeters, the futuristic Octo Finissimo is the thinnest self-winding watch ever, not much thicker than a coin.
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At her thinnest, she started talking about how much she hated her thighs, even at the smallest they'd ever been.
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This thing isn't the thinnest TV ever made, but strong angles, and a tiny bezel make it feel prettier than competitors.
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It should be noted that the Spectre x360 is not the lightest, thinnest, or most head-turning computer you can get.
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"This is the thinnest LCD touch model ever created and put into a laptop," says Panay, complete with 3.4 million pixels.
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This is thanks to new advances in wearable integrated circuits that claim to be the fastest, thinnest, and stretchiest to date.
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The two-state solution, the internationally accepted framework for an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement, is hanging by the thinnest of threads.
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The Spectre 13 is supposed to be the world's thinnest PC, and it didn't give up any power in the process.
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I wasn't at my thinnest at all, but I was so proud for getting to where I was at that time.
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HP claims to have the "world's thinnest laptop" HP has been trying to make a laptop that will catch everyone's attention.
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"This is the thinnest LDC touch model every created and put into a laptop," says Panay, complete with 3.4 million pixels.
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Using a pasta machine, roll out the pasta to the thinnest setting and then cut the sheets into 3-inch square.
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Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite is waterproof, has double the storage of its previous model, and is its lightest and thinnest version yet.
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Roll out each one through the second thinnest setting on a pasta machine and lay on a lightly floured work surface.
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Because red has the longest wavelength, the layers of red iridescent film are the thickest; violet iridescent layers are the thinnest.
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But I knew now that bad things could happen in a moment, that only the thinnest membrane separated before and after.
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At Piaget, the Altiplano Ultimate, a concept watch unveiled at S.I.H.H., was billed as the world's thinnest watch, at 2 millimeters.
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This makes it the thinnest unsupported gold ever created and it could be used in electronics and medical devices going forward.
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Evolving the power and productivity of a PC with tablet-first design, the Spectre x2 is HP's thinnest detachable computer yet.
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Critic's Pick Alice Birch's cleareyed and comfortless play follows three generations of women tethered to life by the thinnest possible filament.
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The NSE index saw just over 110 million shares change hands, its thinnest trade since the first day of the year.
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It had a delicate, candy-like crunch, the thinnest layer of toffee covering the crevices and contours of each fluffy kernel.
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First, the quarterly payments have left Fannie and Freddie dangerously undercapitalized, with the thinnest of cushions to protect against future losses.
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The dermis and epidermis is thickest on the buttocks and thinnest on places such as the thighs and middle of the back.
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When you reach the shore, the game will pause, provide the thinnest of stories, and promptly deprive you of all your possessions.
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Graphene is the thinnest material known to science, a layer of carbon atoms just one atom thick, arranged in a honeycomb pattern.
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But Lenovo's thinnest laptop ever also has one major problem in that it only comes in a Windows and an Android flavor.
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It's not the thinnest phone, but the curves and thick beveled chamfer that runs around the backside give it a svelte appearance.
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And despite measuring less than half an inch thick at its thinnest point, the Razr still managed to feature a removable battery.
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It also comes as some East Coast dairy producers are experiencing some of the thinnest profit margins in the past few years.
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Reporting the custom-fit condom article added specimens to my stash, including the longest, shortest, widest and thinnest of the 60 sizes.
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In a flurry of ads, he's attempted to tie Northam to the international gang MS-13 on the thinnest of policy pretexts.
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"This is the fastest, weakest, thinnest, MOST PARTISAN impeachment in American presidential history," said Representative Matt Gaetz, promptly retweeted by the president.
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This guy's the thinnest in consistency and comes in a clear bottle — like the type of skin it's meant to leave you with.
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The original Razer Blade Pro was introduced last year, and, at the time it was one of the thinnest 17.3-inch laptops available.
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It's what happened to Central Standard Timing, which raised over $1 million for the "world's thinnest watch" before filing for bankruptcy in 2016.
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One of Shenzhen's most daring startups, Royole, is expanding its output of an extraordinary product: the world's thinnest foldable full-colour touchscreen display.
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As a result, it's also Alienware's thinnest and lightest gaming laptop ever, and it stands out from the rest of the brand's behemoths.
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The m15 weighs 4.78 pounds, measures 17.9 millimeters (0.70 inches) at its thinnest point and 21 millimeters (0.83 inches) at its thickest point.
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Rowling seems to be playing to the fans in the thinnest way possible, building in stories that require foreknowledge to appreciate them fully.
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Acer may have lost out on announcing the world's first USB-C display, but it does say it's created the world's thinnest monitor.
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Protect your thin skin "Skin around the eyelid is the thinnest in the body, so it is susceptible to skin cancers," Thau said.
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That could be why the film often feels like a series of Saturday Night Live bits strung together by the thinnest of thread.
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The Senate confirmed Kavanaugh Saturday in a 50-48 vote, one of the thinnest margins for a prospective justice in the court's history.
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That is why senators should ask him his thoughts on certain bedrock immigration precedents that are hanging on by the thinnest of threads.
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It's a fully working portable computer that's smaller than even the thinnest laptops, but at the same time infinitely less convenient to use.
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It's soft and sketchy, fun and endearing, with only the thinnest wiry vein of anything more sinister concealed in its soft, piecemeal storytelling.
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Just to get the thinnest of majorities in the House, Democrats would need around an 11-point win in the national popular vote.
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Showstoppers this year include the world's thinnest mechanical watch, IWC Schaffhausen's 150th anniversary collection and a customer-friendly new movement from Baume & Mercier.
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The Leap One, however, appears to be one of the thinnest and lightest (if not the most compact) mixed reality headsets we've ever seen.
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But what most people don't know is that the laptop with the thinnest bezels in the world isn't a Dell, it's now a Huawei.
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The Air is the cheapest MacBook, and the MacBook is the thinnest MacBook, but the MacBook Pro is the best and most important MacBook.
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I had my doubts when China's Dlodlo (pronounced "dwaw dwaw") announced the V One, the world's thinnest and lightest VR headset back in April.
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Dubai's index edged down 3423 percent in this year's thinnest trade so far, Abu Dhabi was down 0.3 percent and Qatar lost 0.5 percent.
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That's because while the Razer Blade 15 continues to be one of the lightest and thinnest gaming laptops out there, it's not the fastest.
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Screenshot: Gizmodo (Acer)At CES way back in January, Acer announced the Swift 10803, claiming it had produced the thinnest 14-inch laptop ever.
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That said, Dell claims that at 0.89-inches thick the 15-inch G3 is actually the thinnest gaming laptop the company has ever made.
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The Amazon Fire 7 Tablet is Amazon's thinnest, lightest tablet, and sports a sharp 1024 x 600 IPS display, plus an eight hour battery.
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Correction, October 10th at 9:10PM ET: Microsoft tells us the Surface Pro X is only 5.33mm at its thinnest point, underneath the hinge.
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It's nearly a pound lighter, even though it's technically thicker than the Air at each laptop's respective thinnest point (0.14 inch versus 0.11 inch).
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At 18 mm (0.74 inches) thick, it's not the thinnest gaming laptop out there, although it's still dramatically thinner than most traditional gaming computers.
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She called on Javid to clarify his plans for the future of steelmaking, saying that the industry was "hanging by the thinnest of threads".
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Asus now claims to have created the "thinnest laptop on the planet" to include discrete graphics: the ZenBook 13 UX331 (as seen on Engadget).
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Acer is shipping this new Swift 7 with an 8th generation Intel Core i7 processor, and it's claiming that it's the world's thinnest laptop.
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Experience had taught me that the need to be more important than our neighbors could be exploited to sustain someone through the thinnest times.
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She called on Javid to clarify his plans for the future of steelmaking, saying that the industry was "hanging by the thinnest of threads".
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The Manafort and Papadopoulos cases are the thinnest tip of the iceberg — which means there are a lot more investigative threads to pull on.
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HP claims that the EliteBook Folio is the thinnest and lightest business-class notebook available, though it isn't thinner or lighter than a MacBook.
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I understand the desire to look awesome on your wedding day, but for me, that doesn't mean becoming the thinnest possible version of myself.
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If offending others is taboo, then free speech isn't a right, it's a privilege exercised at the sufferance of whoever has the thinnest skin.
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I agree with Block that it is disingenuous to pretend that Hatreon is not a customer of Tucows — only the thinnest membrane separates them.
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The whole device is 5.6mm thin and uses the thinnest LCD ever created, but is surrounded by Gorilla Glass to help keep it strong.
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Graphene, which was discovered in 0003, is the strongest material in the world, yet it's also the thinnest and capable of stretching like rubber.
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At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Germany, TCL said the new BlackBerry is the thinnest and lightest phone in its KEY series.
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Time after time, I intentionally flew the Skydio toward the thinnest, trickiest branches I could find — but it always stopped short or swooped around.
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Hardline House conservatives even threatened to force a vote on Rosenstein's impeachment this summer, based on the thinnest of pretexts (though they eventually backed down).
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The thinnest defibrillator lead marketed to date, researchers said the Sprint Fidelis wires were prone to send faulty signals to the defibrillator, causing patient injuries.
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In other countries, we see endless attempts to censor content, restrict carrier business models, and to shut down Internet connections on the thinnest of pretexts.
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It weighs 2.3 pounds and is a half-inch thick, though, which is reasonable but not the thinnest thing you will find on the market.
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Every married woman I know who isn't already naturally thin has used their wedding as an opportunity to look their absolute "best" — meaning their thinnest.
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Story Studio's follow-up, Dear Angelica, begins with the thinnest premise: a young girl is thinking about her mother, whom she recently lost to cancer.
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BUT WE HANDED HIM A SHOW THAT WAS THE THINNEST CONCEPT I HAD EVER SEEN AND HE MADE IT LIKE A 230-YEAR HIT SUCCESS.
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The iPhone 7 will likely be the thinnest iPhone yet, and made out of a composite material that makes the thing waterproof and weather resistant.
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Another chip series, called Amber Lake, will also be made on the 14-nanometer production process and be intended for the thinnest laptops and tablets.
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Apple's CEO intended to show off the thinnest MacBook yet, but the link failed to direct to Apple's MacBook website, sending tweeters into a tailspin.
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Three straight years of humiliation and the loss of even the thinnest veneers of impartiality have left their reputations and code of ethics in tatters.
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Michigan Michigan went for Trump by the thinnest of margins, after it hadn't voted for a Republican presidential nominee since George H.W. Bush in 1988.
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As we've seen time and again, the vested interest in maintaining the thinnest veneers of moral authority takes precedence over the victims of such crimes.
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The thinnest of silver linings to that effort is that she won a bunch of districts that hadn't supported Obama in either 2008 or 2012.
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They happen while black people are going about their everyday lives, only to be interrupted by someone calling the police for the thinnest of suspicions.
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Cleareyed, comfortless, often dazzling, like sun on ice, "Anatomy of a Suicide" follows three generations of women tethered to life by the thinnest possible filament.
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It's an extremely thin (4.9mm at its thinnest point), metallic-unibody laptop that essentially takes the MacBook Pro's design and fixes all that's wrong with it.
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Meanwhile, melt the butter in a 12-inch skillet over medium-high and cook until a golden brown color (noisette) appears in the thinnest liquid. 7.
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Moreover, the display itself measures just 1.8 inches at its thinnest point; you can mount it flush against the wall for a clean home theater setup.
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The skin is at its thinnest and the hair is especially coarse in those areas, meaning dull blades can catch fragile skin, causing tears and irritation.
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Only the Xiaomi Mi 73 can compete with the P9 for the title of being the thinnest and lightest smartphone with a battery of that size.
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Overall, it's not the thinnest machine on the block by any measurement, but once you pick it up you quickly realize it's not hefty at all.
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However, the jump to the iPhone 212020 with the thinnest body (6.1mm) of any iPhone to date meant the camera's lens system couldn't fit inside anymore.
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The case – which is the same size as the standard Juice Pack (Mophie's thinnest case ever) – adds another 50% of battery life and supports wireless charging.
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He also said it had not been ruled out that it was caused by market participants deliberately stepping in when the market was at its thinnest.
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It's the thinnest and lightest Pro ever, and it provides the display and performance upgrades my three-year-old laptop has been in desperate need of.
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In its never-ending quest to deliver the thinnest possible laptop, Apple completely redesigned the MacBook keyboard in a 213-inch model that launched in 22017.
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Kindle Paperwhite, available on Amazon, $129.99Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite is waterproof, has double the storage of its previous model, and is its lightest and thinnest version yet.
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It's still Apple's thinnest and lightest laptop, measuring 21 inches at its thickest point and tapering down to 2299 inches, and it only weighs two pounds.
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A transformative escape from the drudgery of their day jobs, made of only the thinnest off-cuts of leather, with no lumbar support to speak of.
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The match, which England won by the thinnest of margins after a tie-break Super Over, was watched by more than 8 million people in Britain.
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In the last century, specialized ice-breaking vessels made the trip plausible, but prohibitively expensive, and then only during the summer, when the ice was thinnest.
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" The attorney general responded to the Horowitz report release Monday by saying it showed that the bureau started the investigation based on the "thinnest of suspicions.
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The membrane, consisting of a particular combination of nanofibrils of varying diameters, is one of the thinnest materials developed so far that's able to produce white.
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Presidents must pore over the thinnest bodies of evidence on these people, trying to discern their convictions and ability from scattered cases and the recommendations of others.
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Chipolo showed off the Sticker and the Clip, the company's two newest Bluetooth trackers at CES 2017, which it claims are the world's smallest and thinnest trackers.
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It's a world where me at my thinnest still isn't enough, and a world where I was married and talking divorce terms in less than a year.
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It is about those things, but it's also about how easily a friend can become an enemy the instant you strip away the thinnest veneer of civilization.
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It's sturdy, light, one of the thinnest on the market, and sports chromed-out copper details — basically guaranteeing you to be the biggest badass in the room.
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That's what the Zephyrus S is designed to take on; it's the company's thinnest gaming laptop to date and an alternative to other, beefier Asus gaming laptops.
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His latest salvo against the president is a fake ad taking off a New York Times ad that itself managed to piss off our thinnest-skinned citizen.
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Central Standard Timing first showed off its "world's thinnest" E-ink watch back in 2013, raising more than $1 million on Kickstarter to mass-produce the device.
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Lending support to that argument, a new study finds that the thinnest people, similar to those who have the most body fat, have higher rates of death.
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Had some of the polls been correct and the GOP lost 22015-2.53 seats, leaving the thinnest of majorities, the Republican House today would indeed be ungovernable.
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The remainder of the Oasis' 4.6-ounce frame is encompassed by a 3.4-millimeter metal-plated slate, giving it the thinnest body of any Kindle to date.
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Moto is highlighting the fact that the phone is a scant 5.2mm thick without any Mod accessories attached and claims that it is the thinnest premium smartphone.
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Frontier history is a gauzy and unreliable pursuit, and Nearis Green's story — built on oral history and the thinnest of archival trails — may never be definitively proved.
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First, because we are going to cake the face, I like to prep my lips and my under-eyes, those being the thinnest parts of your skin.
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Lenovo has also managed to make the Yoga 910 just 14.3mm thick, and is claiming that it's the "world's thinnest" Intel Core i convertible as a result.
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These MacBooks feature a 12-inch retina screen with over three million pixels and edge-to-edge glass, and are somehow the lightest and thinnest MacBooks ever.
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I recently reviewed the Air Case, the world's thinnest iPhone battery case and really liked it because it barely added any bulk and was easy to attach.
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Vettel is Hamilton's only title rival but his hopes are hanging by the thinnest of threads and will end if the German fails to win on Sunday.
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It's one of the thinnest webcam covers on the market and works directly with the internal magnets on your computer to keep your webcam from being exposed.
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It may also give Trump the very thinnest of pretexts to fire Rosenstein, which would be a first step toward attempting to shut down the Russia investigation.
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To be fair, Glamour's last regular issue is also a January issue, which is traditionally one of the thinnest of the year even in healthy magazine times.
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Crowned as the thinnest and lightest Galaxy phones ever, the Note10 and Note10+ wear Samsung's iconic edge-to-edge Infinity display and feel like a mini tablet.
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First, she joined with Democrats in 2017 to vote down a GOP plan to repeal major parts of the Affordable Care Act by the thinnest of margins.
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If Democrats continue with their plan to impeach Trump by the end of December, they would be presenting the thinnest record and fastest impeachment investigation in history.
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Working with one piece of dough at a time, roll out through the thinnest setting on a pasta machine and lay on a lightly floured work surface.
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Asus has a new model in its ZenBook Pro line, the UX550, that the company claims is the "fastest, thinnest, and lightest ZenBook Pro" that it's ever made.
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In contrast, the oil services index has barely moved as companies such as Saipem, Technip FMC and SBM Offshore grapple with the thinnest order books in 13 years.
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They go to see the biggest and thinnest new TVs, the fastest and lightest new laptops, the headphones and the phone cases and the drones and the refrigerators.
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Tony Evers, a mild-mannered former teacher also succeeded, by the thinnest of whiskers, in stopping Scott Walker from getting a third term as Republican governor in Wisconsin.
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"It depends upon what the topic is," says a confused anchor back in the studio, before throwing out the thinnest of lifelines by mentioning an inflatable boat. Okay!
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I have an SG, which is the thinnest and most breakable of guitars, and at the end, I threw it at the stage and I guess it broke.
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Save $55 on ROAV: The World's Thinnest Folding Sunglasses See Details Give the gift of relaxation: These low latency Bluetooth headphones offer outstanding sound quality with minimized lag.
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Trump's conservative allies in the House of Representatives have also harshly criticized Rosenstein for months and discussed the prospect of impeaching him with only the thinnest of pretexts.
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All-new Kindle Paperwhite (32 GB), $249.99, available at AmazonThis new Kindle Paperwhite is the thinnest and lightest yet, plus it's waterproof and has a longer-lasting battery.
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He has only the thinnest of communications operations, relying on Hope Hicks, a former spokeswoman for his daughter Ivanka, to handle the avalanche of daily news media requests.
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There's the "thinnest" camper who is both hated and revered by the other campers and revels in the new place of privilege she never experienced outside of camp.
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From the start, I told my Editor-in-Chief that not only would I be the thinnest restaurant critic, but also the one who sticks around the longest.
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In fact, that mystery is the whole point of "Deviation," which was published in Italy in 1979 and viewed as a memoir with the thinnest of fictional veneers.
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Enrique Hernandez Jr., the head of the board's risk committee, was elected with just 53 percent of the vote in his favor, the thinnest margin of any director.
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This is the band most people think of as the thinnest band (in terms of thickness, you generally see the green, blue, red, and finally thin white band).
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Fold the dough into a rectangle and repeat, switching the setting down to one narrower after each go, until the dough has gone through the second-thinnest setting.
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Top to bottom: iPhone 7, Google Pixel, and BlackBerry KEYone If you're looking for one of the thinnest and lightest phones, you won't find it in the KEYone.
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After the report's release, Mr Barr dismissed its findings, arguing that the FBI may have acted in "bad faith", and based its investigation on "the thinnest of suspicions".
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"The skin under the eye is the thinnest on your entire face, so it's less protected from elements and irritants versus other parts of your face," he said.
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Without the mandate, they claimed with the thinnest of reasoning that the whole law — with its insurance exchanges, Medicaid expansion and coverage for pre-existing conditions — must fall.
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The pencil tip is fine — probably the thinnest we've ever seen — which allows you to fill in every sparse area on your arches for a more natural-looking effect.
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Regardless, in all its grandeur as the (current) thinnest laptop in the world, at just 27 inches, it still manages to crank out battery life up to seven hours.
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Apple's previous thinnest laptop, known simply as the Macbook, was introduced in 2015, but started at $1,299, which meant that most people on a budget simply bought the Air.
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This is only partially true: the upcoming fourth-generation Apple Watch is the thinnest since the Series 238, which had an 24mm case compared to this year's 4993mm version.
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But in one of the biggest upsets in Turkey's recent election history, it was Mr Imamoglu, the relative unknown, who seemed to have won, by the thinnest of margins.
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It fits the same size screen in a smaller body, but it's not as thin or as light as the thinnest and lightest of laptops you can get today.
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The truly impressive thing is that the P9 is one of the thinnest flagship phones out there while still fitting a big 3,000mAh battery and this dual-camera assembly.
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These days, being the thinnest model of the lot doesn't exponentially improve one's chances of getting cast, because the modeling industry and its beauty ideals are shifting, albeit gradually.
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No more fantasy of thousands of people all striving to defeat the same enemies and bosses alongside you, each separated from the another by the thinnest layer of reality.
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At the time of the Venue 8 7000 Series' debut in 2014, the tablet was the thinnest on the market with essentially no bezels and an 8.4-inch screen.
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It's a little wider with its slightly larger 12.5-inch full HD display (16:9 aspect ratio) and the MacBook tapers to a thinner wedge at its thinnest point.
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The body, which even at its thinnest point feels quite rigid, is made of an electroplated polymer (more accurately, it's plastic, clad in metal, clad in a plastic finish).
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Her work is created with a single needle, the thinnest available on market, and she's grown so comfortable with it that larger needles are more challenging at this point.
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All-New Kindle Paperwhite, available on Amazon, $129.99Amazon's all-new Kindle Paperwhite is the thinnest, lightest one yet and it's waterproof for reading anywhere, including the beach or bath.
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Which, according to its specs, shaves the depth of the original from 6.7mm (0.26 in.) down to 43mm (0.19 in.), making it the thinnest tablet you can find anywhere.
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Because the parties are split and do not discuss it in any detail on the campaign trail, whoever forms the next government will enjoy the thinnest of China mandates.
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TOKYO (Reuters Breakingviews) - South Korea's President Moon Jae-in has a bright future with Cirque du Soleil, if he can keep balance on the world's thinnest diplomatic high wire.
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The book occasionally feels like a long night at the bar with a bunch of researchers recounting every study they've ever done, with only the thinnest of connective tissue.
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The UltraSharp has a thin panel profile, measuring at just 6.5 millimeters at its thinnest, and a compact base that is smaller than its predecessor, freeing up more desk space.
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As season 3 of This Is Us comes to a close (with Beth and Randall's relationship on the thinnest ice ever), it's time to look towards the Pearson family's future.
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Now politics has become the thinnest of veneers over our enduring messiness; every geopolitical rift of this early century hinges on a dividing line through human hearts and well-being.
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It's not the thinnest laptop in the world, but that's fine because it's still light enough (23 pounds) to toss in a bag without worrying about it weighing you down.
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Standing slim at just 5.5 millimeters wide at its thinnest point, it just so happens to be on sale right now for more than 25% off its usual retail price.
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It isn't about your suit size, or if you have a flat tummy or the thinnest legs — it's about loving your "flaws" and seeing them as ways you are unique.
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It's also really easy to remove whenever you just want to use the iPad as a tablet by itself, and it's by far the thinnest and lightest keyboard option available.
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I love that fashion right now isn't about what's technically the most "flattering," because those rules are designed with the thinnest, whitest, and most conventionally beautiful among us in mind.
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Keep in mind that they're not that slim, though — these are still Alienware gaming laptops, even if are the thinnest the company has ever made, they're still pretty large machines.
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Meanwhile, rival Microsoft revealed Surface Studio on Wednesday, with what it says is the thinnest desktop display ever made, alongside a slew of new devices aimed at the premium market.
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That tension has Gillespie looking to thread the thinnest of needles, trying to appeal to voters turned off by Trump while retaining enough of Trump's passionate base to secure victory.
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Trump, who has reportedly suggested he's not sure he wants to spend all that much time living in the White House, will also take office with the thinnest of mandates.
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Image by Itai Cohen Group/Mark Miskin/Cornell UniversityA team of scientists has created the world's thinnest ever folds in a sheet of graphene, taking origami to the atomic scale.
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Its sub-7mm thickness makes it one of the thinnest phones you can buy, but that leaves little room for a battery and apparently no room for a headphone jack.
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The House finally gave President Trump the health care vote he wanted this afternoon, passing its bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act by the thinnest of margins.
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Japan has been refining the craft of gold leaf production for a long time, and has been credited with being able to produce the thinnest gold leaf in the world.
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On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton eked out a win over Bernie Sanders by 0.3 of a percentage point, the thinnest-ever margin of victory in the party's Iowa caucuses.
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Nick Young is on the THINNEST of ice -- 'cause Iggy Azalea says if the NBA star betrays her just one more time, SHE'LL GO FULL LORENA BOBBITT ON HIS ASS!!!
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This means that while we can expect many more laptops, with a wider variety of designs, AMD will not be in a race with Intel to power the thinnest devices.
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Despite claiming to be the "lightest and thinnest electric skateboard," the 14-pound board is so heavy that I found it annoying to carry with the rest of my stuff.
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Get rid of all the fibrous, unpleasant outer bits, leaving only the pale-hued sweet parts: the heart, the center of the stem, and the thinnest, most delicate interior leaves.
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The collegiate runners and subsistence farmers, whatever their age, harbored hearts that were endurance-ready, with the thinnest, springiest chamber walls and the lowest blood pressures among the human groups.
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By rolling it between two sheets of silicone baking mats through the pasta maker's thinnest setting, she was able to fry up more than a dozen stackable Pringle-like crisps.
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Ultimately, the study shows how scientists and the media have seized upon the narrative that chocolate is a health food — even when only the thinnest evidence supports the wishful claim.
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If you're going to believe in the Zodiac for one time during the year, let it be Halloween, when the lining between our realm and the supernatural realm is the thinnest.
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It claims to be "the world's thinnest wall charger," which seems to be true as far as I can tell, using some fold-out charging prongs to cut down on size.
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Now, at 9.95 mm thick (0.39 inches), the Swift 7 isn't quite the thinnest laptop ever — that honor still goes to last year's version, which measured in at just 8.98 millimeters.
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It's about the same footprint as a credit card, and not all that much heftier at 5.3mm thick and 47g — Docomo calls it the thinnest and lightest phone in the world.
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It's as if they're saying, 'Here's what our designs look like on the thinnest women in the world; sorry you can't fit into it, but we know you'll buy it anyway!
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But the ThinkPad X21 Carbon is festooned in soft touch black plastic, the display is matte, and the device is not striving to be the thinnest laptop around, just the nicest.
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This is because the retina is thinnest at the macular region, making the retina's protective outer layer (the retinal pigment epithelium, or RPE) most susceptible to sun damage in that area.
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The key is the size of the pencil: It's one of the thinnest ones I've used, which makes it super-easy to fill in sparse areas and draw on individual hairs.
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A girlfriend recently pointed out that so often, when we look back at photos, the times we call the happiest of our lives are usually the times we were the thinnest.
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Indeed, she instead describes her thinnest years as "a very dark time" during which she might have looked a certain way but, in reality, felt sad, powerless and out of control.
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MacBooks since 2015 have featured a "butterfly" keyboard mechanism that saves about a millimeter of space from older designs — a big deal when Apple's thinnest laptops are just 13 millimeters tall.
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Stocks are getting their thinnest rewards for beating Wall Street's estimates on earnings since the first quarter of 2018 and the third lowest level since 2000, according to Bank of America.
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At the end of all this brutality and death, there's the smiling face of the widow Goldfarb, who's gotten the assets she wanted for the thinnest of pennies on the dollar.
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Horowitz also declined to weigh in on Barr's disagreement with his findings after the attorney general issued a statement Monday saying the investigation had been launched on the "thinnest" of suspicions.
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Attorney General William Barr, for one, said in a statement on Monday that the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation was based on the "thinnest of suspicions" and should never have been opened.
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The e-reader has the same aluminum body (available in graphite or champagne gold) that tapers from 2003 inches at its thicker grip section to 2200 inches at its thinnest point.
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It had a pretty display, and its keyboard doubled as a pad for pen input, which besides just being neat also allowed it to be one of the thinnest laptops available at .
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This may be Alienware's thinnest and lightest laptop, but it's still chunky and heavy compared to a Razer Blade 153 or MSI GS65 Stealth Thin (which weigh 4.63 and 4.4 pounds, respectively).
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It starts with the overall dense feeling of the computer: though it is extremely compact, the XPS 13 is not the lightest laptop you can get, and it's not the thinnest either.
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The slimmed-down bezels aren't in the same class as Samsung and LG's extreme Galaxy S8 and V113 designs, but they're certainly the thinnest HTC has done for a very long time.
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They didn't know me — they didn't know I often had super-healthy oatmeal for breakfast, and they didn't know I was exercising more regularly than I ever had, even at my thinnest.
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By adding a 360-degree hinge to the previous XPS 15 chassis, Dell has created what it's calling is the smallest, thinnest, and most powerful 53-inch 2-in-1 ever created.
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At a special event in Palo Alto last week, Corning announced its newest version, Gorilla Glass 5, which is by far the thinnest and strongest glass screen the company has ever made.
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Its newest laptop is called the Spectre 13 (or sometimes, simply, the HP Spectre), and — at just 10.4mm thick — it's supposed to be the thinnest any major laptop manufacturer has ever made.
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Writing out everything Greedo says to Han Solo, as one story with only the thinnest layer of plot does, barely advances our understanding of Star Wars; it's basically a cheap nostalgia ploy.
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In the filing, Manafort's attorneys accused Mueller of bringing the charges on "the thinnest of evidence": an 84-second phone call and text messages between Manafort and the two former business associates.
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Despite beating Apple's MacBook and HP's Spectre 27 for the braggadocious title of being the world's thinnest laptop, the Swift 27 doesn't sacrifice much in the way of either ports or battery.
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The label is liberally applied when a game's world is realistically rendered, when its storytelling has the thinnest sliver of ambition, or when the publisher hires Hollywood talent for the voice-over.
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Both benchmarks fell further in post-settlement trade, with WTI sliding 2 percent to a fresh two-month low of $44.42 on the back of the thinnest trading volume in five sessions.
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A penumbral eclipse occurs when the moon is obscured by the thinnest parts of Earth's shadow, causing a subtle change in its color that often only the astute sky gazer will notice.
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Take your pick from the following four models: Designed for "total immersion and maximum portability," the M17 gaming notebook is the thinnest and lightest 17-inch laptop that Alienware has ever made.
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Compared to doctors in all other specialties in the US, psychiatrists are the least likely to accept insurance, and the options for those without private coverage are generally the thinnest of all.
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This includes cat-eyes made modern with the thinnest flicks you've ever seen, impactful smoked-out lids with no harsh lines, and soft smudges of taupe awakened with strategic strikes of white liner.
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The new m17 is now the lightest and thinnest 17-inch laptop that Alienware has ever made, although at 5.79 pounds and 23mm thick, it's not getting confused with an ultrabook anytime soon.
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The object of interest was the HP Spectre, a 13.3 inch ultrabook with a thickness of 10.4 mm and weight of 2.45 pounds — what HP is calling the thinnest laptop in the world.
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In fact, the buzz has receded; nothing but the thinnest and most repetitive of synthesizer loops will do as she sidesteps previous modes of sonic overload for a deliberately crude, simplistic, spare clarity.
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Thin trading volumes in most of the Gulf in recent days - on Sunday, Saudi Arabia saw its thinnest trade since September - suggest there is little appetite among investors to build positions for now.
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All of these architects share an interest in extremes — the thinnest roof, the clearest glass, the simplest cave — and are willing to work through the technology required to achieve the effect they desire.
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Sure, there have been little tweaks over the years, like the second generation Magsafe connector and a change to the ports, but otherwise, the wedge-shaped, "world's thinnest notebook" has remained remarkably consistent.
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Cooper noted at the end of the segment that Goldman "doesn't currently have day-to-day responsibilities" at Western LNG, providing Biden the thinnest of life vests about a half-hour too late.
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Because it is crucial that I am always the youngest and thinnest person in the room I keep the doors to my studio locked to ensure that no one else can get in.
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The buffer between Turkey's forex reserves and short-term external debt, at $64 billion, is among the thinnest among emerging peers, including South Africa, which has twice that, according to Bank of America.
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The buffer between Turkey's forex reserves and short-term external debt, at $64 billion, is among the thinnest among emerging peers, including South Africa, which has twice that, according to Bank of America.
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I have heard musicians argue about just how good each of these scores really is (the Tchaikovsky is the thinnest), but the choreography Balanchine gives them makes the best case for their excellence.
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" The statement seemed to support comments made half an hour earlier by Mr. Barr, who assailed what he called "an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign," based "on the thinnest of suspicions.
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" The criticism mirrors that of Attorney General William Barr, who excoriated the FBI on Monday for launching what he called an "intrusive investigation" into a presidential campaign based on the "thinnest of suspicions.
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This is the second-thinnest sauce I tested, which I usually don't mind, but in conjunction with the lack of butter taste, it really compounds the feeling that this is just hot sauce.
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My mother was the tenuous connection to our family, a family she kept at a distance from herself and, subsequently, to me, connected by the thinnest of bonds that simply broke when she died.
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The Yoga Book is just 0.38-inches thick, which makes it the thinnest laptop currently available, and makes ultra slims like the half-inch thick Samsung Notebook 9 and Apple Macbook look positively chunky.
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The phone's a little thicker than the original Z (one of the thinnest phones ever), the corners are rounder, and the aluminum's now made of Series 7000, which is 80 percent stronger than before.
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Since then, I've run thousands of miles in bare feet or the thinnest of sandals, and become convinced that we evolved to fly across the landscape on our own two springy, remarkably durable legs.
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The computer is made of aluminum and has a 28-inch PixelSense Display touchscreen that measures 12.5mm thick, the thinnest LCD screen on an all-in-one PC (AIO) ever created, according to Microsoft.
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In August, when cuttlefish are thumbnail size, unbelievably smooth and as meltingly soft as the thinnest sheet of nova at Russ & Daughters, he will lay three of those over a single finger of rice.
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Meanwhile Barr, who in theory has a massive and important government department to run, has been personally busy on international investigatory trips to places like Italy, running down the thinnest threads of the case.
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Divide the pasta into 2 pieces and roll out each pasta dough piece through a pasta maker up to the third thinnest setting, flouring when needed (cover the unused pasta sheet with plastic wrap).
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"He could come up with a brilliant joke or a dazzling plot for a movie from the thinnest thread of an idea," Merv Bloch, a longtime friend and veteran movie adman, said by email.
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The Whelan email is symptomatic of the utter panic consuming a nomination that hangs by the thinnest of threads and the looming spectacle of out of touch octogenarians like Orin Hatch interrogating Dr. Ford.
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There's maybe the thinnest old-moon crescent on either side of the Venn diagram of these two things, but for the most part they overlap as two different ways of describing the same ideology.
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Mr. Touzeau said he enjoyed the satisfaction of working toward new standards, such as the 3.65-millimeter-thick Altiplano 900p that when unveiled in 2014 for Piaget's 140th anniversary was the world's thinnest mechanical watch.
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A big speaker embedded in the hinge adds bulk to the Yoga c930, and at its thinnest, it's 2360-inches thick, but more noticeable, when picking it up, is how heavy the Yoga c21 is.
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The result would be around 3.5mm thick, so would fit easily inside the case of the thinnest smartphone—and, by being able to use more powerful sensors, would boast a resolution greater than ten megapixels.
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An unintended upside is that there's little room in his vocabulary for the thinnest and most frequently used word in the indie rock lexicon: "I" appears on their beloved 2012 album Celebration Rock only twice.
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It's not the thinnest or lightest laptop in this class, weighing in at three pounds, but it does have some rugged features like mild drop resistance and water resistance that work as a nice tradeoff.
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They can't see that time is one spreading ring wrapped around another, outward and outward until the thinnest skin of Now depends for its being on the enormous mass of everything that has already died.
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Were water slides so boring that we needed to spice them up with blocky, almost-PS1-era 3D graphics that let you have the thinnest illusion of being in space or on a snowy mountain?
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The Good So thin • Easy installation • Looks hot • Lightning port pass-through The Bad Headphone jack is slightly recessed The Bottom Line The Air Case is the thinnest, sleekest iPhone battery case on the market.
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With possibly the thinnest bezels on a laptop ever, a 91% screen-to-body ratio, 13K touchscreen with the NVIDIA GeForce MX150 graphics, and Dolby Atmos audio, it's essentially a movie theatre on the go.
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"The FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr said after the release of the report.
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"The FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr said after the release of the report.
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The Inspector General's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoMounted flush with the back of the phone (which I must say is a nice touch), the Essential Phone has what the company is calling the thinnest dual-camera module in the world.
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The 21-by-2000 foot shelter has a curved covering made of thin concrete — just 260/4003 of an inch at its thickest point — representing one of the thinnest concrete shells ever constructed at the time.
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The LG Gram is one of the thinnest, lightest Windows laptops you can buy — also see: Acer's Swift 213 — but now, it may be going places the new MacBook Air and its featherlight Windows rivals haven't.
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Sure, it was the thinnest and lightest laptop the world had ever seen, but it was ultimately such an underpowered machine that it was better to just buy a bigger, bulkier MacBook or MacBook Pro instead.
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At the peak of my self-hatred I hit the thinnest I've ever been, and the compliments poured in, confirming what I'd always believed; I was more worthy in others' eyes now that I was skinny.
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Obama's personal life and the activities of her teenage daughters, Malia and Sasha, or apologizing politely but firmly for refusing to provide even the thinnest scrap of information about the inner workings of the East Wing.
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They were sylphs in our eyes, every single one of them, from the fattest to the thinnest, not because they were particularly beautiful but because they were the only girls we saw on a daily basis.
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He was the thinnest character in the book, but it wasn't lazy writing it was about Lucy's reaction to the situation, and I wanted the reader to feel the deliciousness of what this was for her.
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Coming in "Fiesta Red" and "Mercury Gray" colors adorning an aluminum frame, the Galaxy Chromebook measures a mere 0.39 inches thin and weighs just 2.29 pounds, making it among the thinnest and lightest Chromebooks to date.
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He even finds himself a peachy keen 1963 fiancée in Sadie (Sarah Gadon, who finds vulnerable humanity even in her character's thinnest moments), because what fun is time travel if you can't complicate everything with inconvenient love?
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Launch date: June 7, 2010 The iPhone 4's first striking feature was the new design, featuring a glass and stainless steel body with Apple declaring it as "the thinnest smartphone in the world" at the time.
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The latest Newspoll, published by The Australian, found 303 percent of respondents backed the conservative Turnbull as prime minister, versus 35 percent for Labor opposition leader Bill Shorten, matching his thinnest lead since becoming PM in 2015.
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It features a 13.5-inch display, just a half of an inch larger than a MacBook Air, and a sharp and colorful display, which LCD said features the thinnest LCD touch module ever inserted into a laptop.
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Nor is the Chromebook 14 particularly thin; when closed, its lid sits ever-so-slightly higher than my 15-inch MacBook Pro, despite product dimensions claiming it's only 0.67 inches — clearly Acer measured the laptop's thinnest point.
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Before taking him for walks in his grosgrain-and-bridle-leather Pendleton National Park Collection collar-leash set, I apply sunscreen to his underparts, lest rays reflecting off the sidewalk burn him where the skin is thinnest.
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Tom the cat, moonlighting as an engineer and promising a "better mouse trap," rigs up some hyper-complicated doozy, held together by the thinnest string, just outside Jerry's hole, hoping finally to see the mouse go kersplat.
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But Mr. Johnson has repeatedly had to hustle over to Britain's foreign ministry to explain incendiary presidential tweets that have put what both countries have long described as their "special relationship" on the thinnest ice in decades.
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It would appear, consistent with the Obama administration's regulatory playbook, that the STB is trying to implement a new and justified price regulation regime for which "competition" and "reciprocal switching" serve as the thinnest of veils. Why?
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"The Inspector General's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," said Barr.
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"The inspector general's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr said.
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Sonny Beaumont, Jr., once Cross River's greatest barber, now looked like a haggard old troll; he was about forty-five years old, and resembled a wrinkled set of intertwined wires covered in the thinnest, baggiest brown flesh.
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"The Inspector General's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr wrote.
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The yield spread between 2- and 10-year U.S. Treasury notes is the thinnest since 2007, and the yield on 2- and 3-year notes has already risen above that of 5-year notes, meaning a curve inversion.
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The veil between the world of the living and the world of the dead is believed to be at its thinnest on this day, so it's perfectly understandable if you find yourself in a darker mood than usual.
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Alienware has announced its new m15 gaming laptop, and the company is looking to follow in the footsteps of recent gaming laptops from companies like Razer and MSI by building its thinnest and lightest 15-inch laptop yet.
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I've been testing this ultra-thin battery case — the world's thinnest according to the company, as it's a hair thinner than the ThinCharge — for the past week and I didn't once feel the urge to take it off.
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In PUBG—a game which is uninterested in providing the thinnest of pretenses for its action—it represents the ability and willingness of players to stitch together details in order to create a more coherent world to inhabit.
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"And that's what comes to mind when I see our elected officials behind banks of microphones, imitating each other's body language, twitching; hostility held in check by the thinnest veneer of civility," he writes in an artist statement.
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That, presumably, was one longer than planned as the watch is being introduced a year after the 60th anniversary of its landmark 1957 Calibre 9P, then one of the thinnest calibers in the world — also at 2 millimeters.
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Mydlak told me last year that Schott was still figuring out a few production issues, like how to properly cut, pack, and ship reels of the very thinnest glasses it had developed without damaging them along the way.
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Professor Turley: If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president.
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Professor Turley: If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president.
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"If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president," he said.
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" Attorney General Barr had harsh words for the bureau, insisting that the "FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken.
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"If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president," Turley said.
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"Obama has the thinnest record on Europe of any American president since before World War II," Denis MacShane, a Labour Party member of Britain's Parliament and former British minister of state for Europe, recently wrote for Politico Europe.
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The Mirror is essentially a giant vertical video, so users would have to line up behind each other to work out together — kind of like being stuck at the back of the class in the world's thinnest gym room.
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The new iPad may not have the latest Apple chip, or support Apple Pencil, or be the thinnest iPad ever created, but it's still an iPad, which means it'll be good for probably another four or five more years.
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Simon Derrick of BNY Mellon also points out that liquidity is at its thinnest in Asian trading (when the crash occurred); and investors may also have had thin positions ahead of the non-farm payrolls, out later on Friday.
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One day, the forces that turned the palest, thinnest of green shoots after the financial crisis into the second-longest American economic expansion on record will change direction, igniting a new recession—for which the world is woefully unprepared.
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Chinese producers and some of their customers argued at the hearing that U.S. foil producers were not being injured and that U.S. producers were incapable of producing the thinnest gauges of foil used in food and medical products packaging.
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Also revealed is the $699 3.13lb S 13 notebook, which is said to be one of the "thinnest notebooks in its class," and R 15 convertible notebook, which has a 15.6-inch display, glass fiber body, and metal lid.
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Who it's not: Those looking for the thinnest phone will need to look elsewhere, as might the risk averse, since buying the Essential phone means betting on a startup (albeit a well-heeled one with a highly-regarded founder).
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This is the thinnest laptop with a GeForce GTX 1080 inside it, but if you buy Razer's pitch that it's a desktop inside your portable computer, it's orders of magnitudes thinner and more portable than the thing it replaces.
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At first sight, the picture-pretty plate looked like an array of miniature fried eggs, but it turned out to be the thinnest of almost-translucent white slices of octopus, each topped with a dab of fresh mango purée.
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SAN FRANCISCO — It was enacted by the thinnest of margins: A 25-cent gasoline tax passed by lawmakers last year to finance a multibillion-dollar campaign to repair California roads and bridges hobbled by years of neglect and disrepair.
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Here's everything you can get (and hurry, some of them are selling pretty fast): The thinnest and lightest of Apple's MacBook offerings, the MacBook Air is a great option for traveling professionals or anyone who's averted to bulky tech.
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"The Inspector General&aposs report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," the statement said.
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Its new 163-inch EliteBook x360 is, at 14.9 millimeters thick and 2.48 pounds, the world's thinnest business convertible, at least according to HP. It's also claiming that the laptop can provide more than 16 hours of battery life.
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But Democritus couldn't have known (though he may have suspected) that the "atomos" might prove to be far more complicated than just the thinnest slice of matter possible, and that no knife would be sharp enough to make that cut.
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But just because the MacBook Pro has crazy big storage doesn't mean that it's bulky and inconvenient — the current Pro model is the thinnest and lightest yet, with the 13" model weighing three pounds and the 15" model weighing four pounds.
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"The part that's damaged is the macula, the thinnest part of the retina, which controls the sharpest, centermost part of vision," she says, noting that this part of the eye is also more prone to burning than the rest of it.
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Comparing the scans and the cognitive tests showed that those people whose RNFL was in the thinnest fifth of the group were 11% more likely to fail at least one cognitive test than those with an RNFL in the thickest fifth.
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The company also showed off other new products in the back half of this year, amid back-to-school shopping season: the Apple Watch Series 3 with a cellular connection, its thinnest and lightest MacBook yet, and the Apple TV 4K.
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Workers must first analyze the rock using sophisticated scanning equipment typically employed in mining to determine where the roof of the cave is thinnest, said Niwat Boonnop, director of the Office of Mineral Resources for the region that includes Tham Luang.
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Samsung says that at 9.9 mm, this Galaxy Chromebook — which will be available in Fiesta Red and Mercury Gray, both aluminum — is its thinnest yet, and that push to keep making its machines smaller comes also with making them more powerful.
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The thinnest and lightest of the Kindle e-readers, the Paperwhite comes with an even more glare-free display that reads like real paper, a waterproof construction, and access to Audible audiobooks (plus all the features of the original Kindle).
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On Monday, he criticized the bureau's decision to open the Russia investigation, saying it had "launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken."
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This month, the ring family is expanding with a stackable collection of 15 wedding bands, the thinnest of which — a slender slice of plain white, yellow or red gold — weighs just one gram (prices start at 330 euros, or about $400.).
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"The inspector general's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions, that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr said in a statement Monday.
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"The inspector general's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions, that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr said in a statement.
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On a few nights, they return to the studio, where they study the paintings, wordlessly letting the lines take over their fields of vision until the room seems to be made of feathery bars with the density of the thinnest necklace.
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A wild card dealt to foreign leaders Confronted with a president who has the thinnest resume in history -- no record in government, the military, or any other form of public service -- world leaders are already straining to adapt to Trump's improvisational style.
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Batchelor's law predicts that the number of thick tendrils, thinner tendrils and thinnest tendrils conforms to an exact ratio — similar to the way the nested figurines that comprise a Russian doll follow an exact ratio (in that case, one figurine per length scale).
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The latest Kindle steps ever closer to that real book feel with just 3.4 mm at its thinnest point and the new one-sided handle grip is designed to make you feel like you're holding the spine of a book while reading.
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ROAV Eyewear: The World's Thinnest Folding Sunglasses — $90 (list price $145) See Details A smartwatch is one of those gifts you can give to pretty much anyone, but a lot of people will hesitate on dropping that kind of money on themselves.
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The device – which the company claims is the world's thinnest Bluetooth tracker – finally makes it possible to use Tile with not only your wallet without the bulk, but also with other thin items you want to track, like computers, tablets, passports, and more.
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Whip up a thin batter with a baker's percentage of 225, and you'll get a lot of little dark spots, a dark ring around the edge of the pancake where the batter is thinnest, and a lot of little holes in the top.
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The Helios 300's 1.05-inch chassis isn't the thinnest, and it doesn't have the highest quality build I've seen in a laptop for this price, but it does well to mask most of my fingerprints, despite its dark metal palm rest.
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Newson says the 13mm-thick Talby was the thinnest phone on the market at the time, and its sandwiched design makes it seem even slighter than it is — catch it at the right angle and you won't see the rear at all.
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That project looks like an absurdly elegant park shelter: a flat roof, supported by 305 columns, the thinnest of which are five-eighths of an inch across, grouped to form clearings "as if planning a forest," the architect says in the catalog.
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In Florida, a state that is likely to be decided by the thinnest of margins, about one million of the nearly 21992 million early votes counted as of early Sunday had been cast by Hispanics, an increase of almost 2100 percent over 244.
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You could maintain that the four serious candidates have come up in an institution, the Senate, that values norms and conformity; that they are little different from the men who are busily devising strategies to thread that thinnest eye of the needle.
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The result, at least in my mind, is that the game feels like an endless, weirdly-literal battle of ideas—a sort of competitive memescape where allyship are enmity are snap judgments based on the thinnest and most flexible claims of identity.
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The lobster and bean taco has its origins in Puerto Nuevo, a municipality of Rosarito, and combines a delicious fried lobster with refried beans, red rice, salsa and butter all wrapped in the thinnest, most delicious flour tortilla you will ever find.
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A raft of awards and record-breaking watches — like its Octo Finissimo Chronograph GMT, introduced last year and, at 6.9 millimeters, said to be the world's thinnest mechanical chronograph — have pushed the Italian marque into the highest echelons of contemporary mechanical watchmaking.
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"The Inspector General's report now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Barr said in a statement at the time.
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As then, the shift came in the period at the start of the Asian day when markets are at their thinnest and the bulk of liquidity available tends to come from the automated computer programmes run by banks and other major houses.
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"Barr also released a statement on Monday that said Horowitz&aposs report "makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a US presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken.
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Kennedy also got into the act as a presidential candidate in 1960, exploiting American fears of a nuclear missile gap with the Soviets, less a reality than a campaign tactic effective enough to win him the White House by the thinnest of margins.
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But, this widely secular holiday actually has its roots in the Pagan and Wiccan festival of Samhain, which marks the time of year when it's believed that the veil between the world of the living and the world of the dead is at its thinnest.
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But the fact that a company that desperately attempts to be make the lightest and thinnest everything is still selling a nearly four year old computer without making any upgrades whatsoever means that it must still have customers making it worth the company's while.
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PIAGET: ALTIPLANO ULTIMATE CONCEPT A concept watch; no price Piaget has an extraordinary knack for creating ever-thinner mechanical watches, shaving this concept Altiplano (named for the flatness of the Andean plateau) down to 2 millimeters, case and all, creating the world's thinnest mechanical watch.
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Today Llivia is connected to the rest of Spain by the thinnest of filaments, the N-103, a "neutral" road that passes less than two miles through France and connects Llivia to the nearest town in Spain, Puigcerda, a couple of hours' drive from Barcelona.
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But lying on the floor with hinges exposed, like the two found car doors in "Eyelids Are Our Thinnest Skin," Ann Greene Kelly's second solo show at Chapter NY, it evokes both functions without filling either, acting more like a symbol than a thing.
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" Barr said in a statement released after Horowitz's report came out that it "now makes clear that the FBI launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken.
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The departure of those voters from the Democratic Party, even as the union had officially endorsed Hillary Clinton, was particularly critical to Mr. Trump in Michigan, where he won by the thinnest of margins — less than 11,000 votes — to capture the state's 16 electoral votes.
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George Washington University Professor Jonathan Turley recently wrote that if House Democrats pushed through impeachment this month without more evidence "they would be presenting the thinnest record and fastest impeachment investigation in history," and advised them to "reschedule, refrain and repeat" the entire impeachment process.
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HP's convertible Spectre x360 Windows 10 touchscreen laptop was one of the thinnest and lightest ultra-books on the market, but the latest 15.6-inch model is indicative of a pair of fresh laptop trends: more room for power and performance, and brilliant 4K displays.
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"The highest reported prevalence of disordered eating occurred during the 503s and 1980s, the two periods during which the 'ideal woman' was thinnest in US history," researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison wrote in a paper in the Journal of Communication in 1997.
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You're not getting the thinnest bezels or Apple's newest processor, but the stuff that really matters in a smart watch — cellular connectivity, iMessages, fitness tracking and heart rate monitoring, water resistance, Spotify, and other similar stuff — is still packed into the gorgeous Series 3 for way less.
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For starters, the Tab S5e has the thinnest and lightest metal unibody of any Galaxy Tab, measuring 5.5mm thin and weighing just 400 grams — even compared to the 11-inch iPad Pro at 5.9mm thick and 468 grams, the Tab S5e is both lighter and thinner.
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Under a new constitution, adopted by the thinnest of margins in a referendum in April marred by allegations of fraud, members of top judicial panels will no longer be elected by their peers but appointed by Mr Erdogan and parliament, which is controlled by the AK party.
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HP is calling it the world's thinnest notebook I've been testing this new HP model, and it will likely be attractive to Windows users who are looking for something thin and light like Macs and who are willing to spend at least the base price of $503,170.
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Verizon Wireless is about to lose its exclusive grip on the Moto Z. Today Lenovo announced that on September 15th, customers will be able to order an unlocked version of what's billed as "the world's thinnest premium smartphone" for $699.99; it will begin shipping sometime in October.
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He would reach the high court on the thinnest of margins, nominated by a president who received almost three million fewer votes than his opponent, confirmed by a Senate that gives disproportionate political power to less populous states, and sworn in amid historic levels of public opposition.
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The company's press release calls it "our thinnest and lightest gaming laptop yet," but that's a claim you're going to have to take with a hefty pinch of salt, not least because it lacks a dedicated graphics card, potentially making it a good partner for the BoostStation.
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In 7503, the company released the Octo Finissimo Tourbillon, billed as the thinnest tourbillon watch ever with a movement that is 1.95 millimeters (a tourbillon, a prized watch complication, is a tiny rotating cage that helps fight the effects of gravity on a mechanical watch movement).
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"Our unique location – latitude 63 degrees, and elevation 6,000 feet means our troposphere is some of the thinnest on the planet, which allows you to see the aurora's blues and purples as well as shooting stars more often and brighter than elsewhere," reads Sheldon Chalet's website.
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"If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president," said Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University.
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This might be one of the lightest and thinnest laptops Alienware has ever made, but it's still a gaming laptop, and in our battery test, where we stream a YouTube video with the display's brightness set to 200 nits, the Alienware m15 dies after 6 hours and 35 minutes.
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If you're in the market for a tablet, you can also pick up a Fire Tablet for £10 off, or if you have a bit more cash to splurge, you can invest in Amazon's thinnest, and most powerful tablet yet, the Fire HD 64.993 Tablet, for £30 off.
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The trick with the Yoga 900s, however, is that not only does it work well, but Lenovo managed to stuff enough goodies into the 3.03 inch shell (the thinnest yet from a Yoga) to make the 900s a joy to use even after folding it in half becomes boring.
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In the run-up to a referendum on the changes, which passed only by the thinnest of margins, some of Mrs Aksener's rallies were banned, she was given practically no airtime on television, and the electricity was cut to a hotel where she was about to deliver a speech.
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Despite the bigger size, though, at 15.7-inches wide, Asus says that the Zephyrus S GX701 is the most compact 17-inch gaming notebook available, and at 18.7mm thick, it's also the thinnest in that size class, making it the polar opposite of its bigger and brawnier Mothership cousin.
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Sure, it seems a bit silly with the benefit of nearly a decade's worth of hindsight, but when Apple's late CEO unwrapped the standard bit of office stationary to reveal what he'd enthusiastically declared "the world's thinnest laptop" onstage at Macworld back in 4003, the crowd, predictably, went wild.
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And, depending on who has the most power or the best ability to gain the public sympathy, there will be times that corroborated allegations against some figures will be conveniently ignored or dismissed, while the thinnest innuendo against others will be treated as if it's a proven crime.
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"I was starving by the end of it because the one scene that was the end of the film where I needed to be my thinnest, it was [pushed to the] next week and then it was the next week and then it was the next week," she said.
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Our pick: Dell XPS 13 9380 ($900 - $9303,660)The Dell XPS 13 has always been a fantastic laptop with a great design, some of the thinnest bezels around, and a wide range of builds that allow you to find the perfect laptop for the price you're willing to pay.
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I think the entertainment business flies on the idea that if you just keep running, right around the corner is Eden — a paradise where you just keep trying to be the thinnest, youngest, memoir-chapter-iest version of yourself, and the next role is going to open that door.
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" Barr and the US attorney he picked to lead a separate probe into the origins of the Russia investigation criticized the FBI on Monday, with the attorney general excoriating the FBI for launching what he called an "intrusive investigation" into a presidential campaign based on the "thinnest of suspicions.
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An analysis by The New York Times last year of staffing levels showed that the 40th Precinct, where Ms. White was killed, had the fewest detectives per violent crime of the city's 77 precincts in 2016, and that the Bronx had the thinnest detective staffing of the five boroughs.
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Throughout this piece—which I'm ending in a moment, due to the ever-growing risk of dropping a titanic spoiler without noticing (and if I've done that, in your opinion, please forgive me, as I'm tip-toeing on the thinnest ice here)—I've been calling Edith Finch a game.
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If we go back to our store-bought spiderweb metaphor, it's like taking a photo of that single stretched-out-to-the-point-of-nigh-invisibility strand, stripping out the rest of the photo, then layering it on top of itself enough times that thinnest string appears more clearly.
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The company claims that it's the "thinnest item-finder on the market" at just 2mm thick, but still offers all the features that the other members of the TrackR product line, including user replaceable batteries (which is one of the significant advantages that the TrackR has over its competitor, Tile).
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Acer's Swift 7 line has always included some of the thinnest and lightest laptops in the world, and this year's refresh — first teased at IFA 2018 last summer — might just be the most impressive yet, with an incredible 92 percent screen-to-body ratio that nearly does away with bezels entirely.
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Profit at Nomura's retail division, which serves mostly individual Japanese investors, more than doubled in the latest quarter, as increases in sales of investment trusts and bonds offset weak demand for stocks amid a flat market and the thinnest equities trading activity at the Tokyo Stock Exchange since late 2015.
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The X10 was one of the thinnest machines on the market and it had a discrete Nvidia GPU inside it, so it had the potential to fulfill my dream of an ultraportable gaming PC, but the reality of using it was a lot less rosy than the promise of its specs.
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The 28-year-old is also lauded for her curvaceous figure and for being a champion for plus-size women in one of the world's thinnest countries — Japan has one of the lowest obesity rates in the world at 3.6% (compared with the United States' 67%), and the average woman weighs 115 pounds.
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The newly announced Swift 83 — the king for the thinnest laptop in the world — may have stolen the show at Acer's IFA press conference, but we also finally got an update on the 28-inch update to the Swift 216 that was first shown off in May, including a price and release date.
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But if these are the thoughts animating the Cruz and Kasich campaigns, they also have to be prepared for what happens after Trump loses the first ballot on the thinnest of technicalities, and then wages a pitched public-opinion campaign—during the convention, and possibly after—based on broadly shared democratic norms.
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Among men the thinnest group, those with a BMI less than about 23.8, had 45% higher death rates during a follow-up period of about 4.5 years, whereas men in the highest body fat group, with more than 36% total body fat, were at 59% higher risk of dying during the study period.
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When not-talked-about and societally shamed, one cannot overcome such emotional struggles.. Lucy Kelly, 21, New Zealand After a summer of being sexually abused and a year of bullying and being isolated by my peers, compounded by years of depression and anxiety, I became fixated on this goal of being the thinnest.
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"New Jersey has one very tough thing in front of it: To go from a medical use to an adult use, it has the thinnest pre-existing infrastructure," said Chris Beals, the president of Weedmaps, a technology company whose app of the same name helps users find legal marijuana dispensaries across the world.
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Attorney General William Barr was quick to pile on, too: "The inspector general's report now makes clear that the F.B.I. launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," he said in a Justice Department statement.
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At a star-studded news conference at the Baselworld watch fair that featured the Spanish model Jon Kortajarena and Kris Wu (China's answer to Justin Bieber), Bulgari unveiled the Octo Finissimo Automatic, the brand's latest work of wrist sculpture, which sets a record for the thinnest self-winding mechanical watch on the market.
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But right now -- in the immediate wake of the news that the United States plans to join Nicaragua and Syria as the only countries who aren't parties to the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit warming to 2 degrees Celsius and avoid climate catastrophe -- I don't want to emphasize the thinnest of silver linings.
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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the show that first introduced the idea of an Inhuman and which this new show has the thinnest of connections, earned its fans with a quick wit and some slick spy high jinks, whereas Inhumans has no firm tone or personality, it just globs along from one scene to the next.
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The guitar that had been collecting dust in her room since eighth grade became the vessel for the pent up memories and emotions that led her to want to sing—which she does in a way that haunts; a weeping tone of soprano that can both gracefully and sharply lay over the thickest and thinnest layers of sound.
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If the central characters here lack that, some of the secondary ones show how it's done: Bresnahan as the stationmaster's unstable wife, flattening herself into the thinnest space possible; Jeena Yi as a barmaid, sketching amorality in a few flounces; and Harriet Harris as a nasty gossip, taking what appears to be sexual pleasure in her malice.
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"The inspector general's report now makes clear that the F.B.I. launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," Mr. Barr, a close ally of President Trump who has begun his own re-investigation of the Russia inquiry, said in a statement.
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"If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president," Jonathan Turley, a professor of public interest law at George Washington University Law School, will say, according to his prepared testimony.
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"If the House proceeds solely on the Ukrainian allegations, this impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record, and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president," Jonathan Turley, a professor of public interest law at George Washington University Law School, will say, according to his prepared testimony.
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By perusing the personal accounts of people with even the thinnest thread of a connection to power, hackers can unearth the occasional gold nugget, like the low-level Democratic operative whose private email correspondence, published online by hackers on Thursday, detailed the movements of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Hillary Clinton and what appears to be Michelle Obama's passport.
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Phil Jackson's unrepentant loathing of Anthony was clothed in the thinnest possible veil but it takes a special degree of hatred to decide, yes, it is definitely smart business to trade a marketable star and one of the better pure scorers in the NBA for a 37-year-old swingman, a subpar combo guard and the rotting husk of Paul Pierce.
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But SimpliSafe also says its new smart lock is the thinnest on the market at 0.9 inches — compare to 2.3 inches for an August Smart Lock Pro or 1.5 inches for a Nest x Yale — and comes with an external PIN pad you can mount anywhere on the outside of your door, so you don't have to choose between keyed and keyless entry.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe urgent need to bolster US-Mexico security cooperation Trump to ask for M to fight human trafficking, help victims: report Budowsky: Bolton bombshell makes GOP tremble MORE has disagreed with the finding that the probes were adequately predicated, saying the investigation was launched on the "thinnest of suspicions" insufficient to justify the investigative steps taken.
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" In college, I was probably the thinnest I'd ever been in my life, and when I got up the nerve to tell an older classmate who ran with my group of friends that I didn't like it when he gave me unsolicited shoulder massages, especially in front of my boyfriend, he said, "Maybe you're just angry because your thighs are so huge.
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The edge-to-edge display sets the stage for major redesigns inside, too: One of Apple's thinnest and lightest iPads is home to Apple's most advanced technology, namely the A12X Bionic Chip (same one that runs the iPhone XS.) Improved response times are nearly that of a full-blown laptop, making this tablet an amazing tool for photo and video editing on the go.
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Instead, now there is the designer as welcoming host, like Joseph Altuzarra, who — in the most sophisticated and fully realized collection he has made in seasons — offered a peek into his own family history with soignée 1940s suiting, all portrait necklines and narrow skirts, waists caught by the thinnest of chains, inspired by treasures found in his grandmother's trunk and grounded by feather-tufted bedroom slippers.
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" But it's important to understand that Professor Turley was a strenuous advocate for the impeachment of former President Clinton while he now opposes the impeachment of President Trump, saying this: "I am concerned about lowering impeachment standards ... This impeachment would stand out among modern impeachments as the shortest proceeding, with the thinnest evidentiary record and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president.
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Here&aposs the $80 Dongle You Need to Use the New MacBook With Your StuffRemember the time Apple gave the iPhone a new connector and you had to buy a dongle to use all your …Read more ReadIn reality, Wi-Fi often sucks and I'm constantly charging my iPhone off my laptop, something that owners of Apple's newest and thinnest Macbook cannot do, because it only has one port.
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But every single one of the ultra-millionaires, that thinnest one tenth of 1% slice at the top, they've got to take, in my view, 2%, that's not unreasonable, to say, 'You're gonna put that back into the kitty to reinvest for childcare, to reinvest to bring down the student loan debt burden, to reinvest in a Green New Deal, to reinvest in a future for all of America.
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Some of us saw horror unfold from our bedroom windows, and breathed in that acrid, burning air, while most, at a safe distance, watched on TV. Today, there are those who believe they own its memory, just as they own the idea of America, of liberty and of patriotism, while a few of them actually do own the country, to all intents and purposes, their wealth propped up by the thinnest facade of populism.
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Each of the would-be Stop Sanders candidates has built enough political strength to justify forging ahead: Mr. Biden remains the national front-runner, with unmatched support among black voters; Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren both have double-digit support in New Hampshire polls, and sizable war chests; Ms. Klobuchar has the thinnest operation beyond Iowa of the group, but over the weekend she earned the endorsement of New Hampshire's influential Union Leader newspaper.
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Despite President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's frequent false claims to the contrary, his victory was one of the thinnest in history — famously coming down to only about 22019,000 votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin (out of well over 12 million votes cast in those states).
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Facebook's "People You May Know" tool was outing sex…Read more ReadAlienware&aposs Thinnest Laptop Yet Balances Power, Price, and Portability NicelyAll of a sudden, it seems like almost no one is making laptops like Alienware makes laptops: beefy, …Read more Read5 More Ways Your Location Can Be Tracked Courtesy of the New York Times, we just got another reminder of how invasive location tracking…Read more ReadHow to Purge Social Media &aposFriends&apos So You Can Have Fun Online AgainIt now seems to be a truth universally acknowledged that social media is bad—bad for our well-being …Read more ReadAmazon&aposs DVR for Over-the-Air TV Is Surprisingly GreatThe Amazon Fire TV Recast is a wacky gadget.
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