If you want the very best processors around, you should also look out for what Intel calls hyper-threading and what AMD calls simultaneous multi-threading.
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Skydio's autonomy also seemed a little overzealous in my early test, keeping me from threading the needle between trees I would have had no trouble threading through with any other drone.
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He had a really hard job threading the needle today.
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"We learned a lot from threading Gmail," he told me.
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Hopefully, that will mean a better threading experience for all.
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Threading the needle between exotic and familiar, though, was tricky.
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In addition to a convenient color-coded threading guide, the Juki MO654DE Portable Thread Serger Sewing Machine has a lower looper threader that disengages for quick and easy threading before simply snapping back into place.
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I think they are threading the needle for a June hike.
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In my opinion, threading is best for your brows, not waxing.
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"Emilia has been threading that needle beautifully this season," Cogman says.
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It's like threading a needle in the deep reaches of space.
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There's a sense of apocalyptic doom threading all 11 stories together.
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The new threading function is essentially an extension of that mindset.
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But the train steamed on, threading through this country's remarkable century.
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"Patriot Premium threading services — delivering quality tubular products," reads one sign.
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With threading, just like threading in email, it would be easier to follow a conversation around a particular topic, to add to it, and to close it out and move on — even if somebody were diverted momentarily to topic C. Again, the company knows people want threading and is planning to add it to Slack — hopefully, it says, in the next quarter.
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With threading, just like threading in email, it would be easier to follow a conversation around a particular topic, to add to it, and to close it out and move on — even if somebody was diverted momentarily to topic C. Again, the company knows people want threading and is planning to add it to Slack — hopefully, it says, in the next quarter.
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All that plucking, threading, and waxing also caused hyperpigmentation scars and pimples.
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It only takes about seven minutes to get threading done — not long.
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It's also not clear how close Tesla came to threading this needle.
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In January, Slack added threading, but in a very gentle, optional way.
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There were also a few design concerns involved in threading conversations together.
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Like threading a camel through the eye of a needle, the videogame.
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They drove east, threading the same road they had driven hours earlier.
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Twitter launched the threading function to all users on Tuesday, December 12.
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Still, Ms. Miller and her colleagues are threading a narrow political needle.
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As expected for a serger of this level, a differential feed adjusts fabric feed for smooth seams, a color-coded threading system makes re-threading simple, and a speed of 1,300 stitches per minute makes each job quick.
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He's now threading tweets together that have nothing to do with each other.
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I explain eyebrow threading, and they look up a YouTube video about it.
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It was at that point I began erroneously conflating microblading with eyebrow threading.
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How did she come up with the idea of threading elastic through crochet?
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Like all cosmetic procedures, there is a chance lip threading could be uncomfortable.
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How much does lip threading cost and where can I get it done?
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Waxing, plucking, threading — it's all a part of being a woman in my community.
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For several minutes, quietly, the flute music continued, threading the air in the darkness.
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This was proof for him that he needed Twitter to be... better at threading!
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It's called threading, and it's one of the many things ruining my Twitter experience.
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The camera is precise enough to zoom in on the threading of a screw.
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There were thousands of people there; threading through the mass of people took effort.
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The nature of the flaw has to do with the threading I mentioned above.
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His son kept smoking, his exhale threading thinly through the air before breaking apart.
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The challenge of threading that needle partially explains why the broken status quo endures.
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"Cattails" marches grandly, threading a circular guitar figure through a wall of stark strumming.
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In this digital domain, the art of threading film gave way to pushing a button.
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The threading feature will roll out slowly, so it might not hit your phone immediately.
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Flash, Star Lord and Green Lantern all take the proper threading of their tweetstorms seriously.
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Sending hazard-warning signals to self-driving cars threading their way through traffic, for example.
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Google made a different choice with Chrome OS: it's turning off hyper-threading by default.
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Which would nearly approach amusing, if Cramer himself wasn't the threading holding the screw back.
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Because it's my tenth visit with my punch card, the threading is free, plus tip.
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There are a few workarounds, including cord wraps and threading the cable over the ears.
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She began to work in the city's beauty salons, threading, waxing, and eventually, painting henna.
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Buchinger lived in the 17th century and was skilled at calligraphy, needle threading and conjuring.
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This plush robe features the Hollywood Tower Hotel logo and crest embroidered in golden threading.
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And threading the needle could be the difference on whether it can get 60 votes.
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On average, though, lip threading ranges from £300-£600 (roughly $400-$800 USD) per treatment.
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That means threading a needle between base and swing voters without drawing your own blood.
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Given all those demands, the resolution does a remarkably good job of threading the needle.
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JG: There have been reports of people getting HPV in their eyebrow hairs from threading.
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I resumed my twice-weekly threading and waxing regimen with someone new, and I was uncomfortable.
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For the vast majority of tasks users do on a Chromebook, hyper-threading doesn't really apply.
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You should be going to a brow bar to get threading done with the same frequency.
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Threading is a bold style commonly found in west Africa but used all over the continent.
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Here's a closer look at the tweets, which are in reverse order because of the threading:
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Ultimately, Énard's imagined history confines itself to threading a nearly invisible influence through Michelangelo's existing work.
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Remember in Belle de Jour when Catherine Deneuve's vagina is described as like "threading a pearl"?
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This sounds simple, but it was really like threading a needle through an impossibly dense minefield.
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But that didn't prevent her from threading some of the movement's sentiments throughout the new book.
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Pogba finally arrives, threading a gorgeous through ball into the path of Griezmann down the left.
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At Pempelforter Strasse, Ms. Klussmann's work features white bands threading geometrically across the walls, ceilings and floors.
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I settled on threading, for no reason other than it seemed less painful than microblading or waxing.
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Instead, click ahead to read the eight things I wish I knew about threading before my appointment.
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Then for some reason, Trump started threading his next tweet off his second tweet of the day.
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The goal, she says, is not about tweezing and plucking and threading until they're the perfect shape.
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My coworker Lauren and I had never tried threading before, so we decided to take the plunge.
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Birdnest – Threading the needle between communal and private, Birdnest is the Goldilocks of office space for startups.
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And earlier this year, we were transfixed by a slowed-down, close-up video of eyebrow threading.
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Think of this woven look as your summer camp threading activity, only it's meant for your head.
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He wagered $500, citing the cheap threading on the buttons, but reemphasizing how nice the leather was.
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Her process is slow and deliberate: Even threading her loom before she begins is a contemplative ritual.
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Soon enough, he was threading his sinker through the strings on about seven out of 10 tries.
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Requests for tools like bookmarking, list organization, topic searching, and tweet threading were met with optimistic replies.
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This is a just fate for him and not a sadistic one, threading a difficult tonal needle.
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Due to large fingers and unstable hands, combined with failing eyesight, threading a needle had become difficult.
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Waxing, tweezing, threading, applying pigment, utilizing injectables and other methods, have varied techniques, results, costs and timelines.
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Using 4 metal skewers, alternate threading shrimp and pineapple, piercing shrimp on both tail and head side. 4.
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A good rant can go a long way—unless Twitter's short posts and impossible threading cramp your style.
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I think regular threading stimulates blood vessels around your eyebrow areas as well, so it keeps it healthy.
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You can do it yourself in the comfort of your own home — no waxing or threading appointments required.
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Trump already has enough trouble with threading tweets and linking several tweets in a row for a tweetstorm.
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I'm elated that it finally does a decent job threading emails into a single, scrollable pane of messages.
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Threading a needle with thick needlepoint yarns can be exasperating unless you have the DMC Aluminum Needle Threader.
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"He has the delicate, feathery touch in his shot-making of a seamstress threading a needle," Daley wrote.
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" The senior Democrat on the panel, Senator Patty Murray of Washington, said: "Threading this needle won't be easy.
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The reason: to make sure that workers can begin threading a second pipeline along its length this month.
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She Likes to Sew praises its color-coded and numbered upper thread guides and lower looper threading instructions.
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Now, she's giving us front-row seats to a facial-threading session via Snapchat — and it sure looks painful.
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Threading that needle requires the kind of deft touch — tactfulness, if you will — that Pichai has made his signature.
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Combined small files into bundles, added threading to allow 30 backup processes at once, and added automatic thread management.
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Gordon leapt over the Magic mascot while tucking his knees and threading the ball under his hamstrings before dunking.
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Gilliam is a mechanist who became a millionaire after selling the intellectual property for a unique pipe threading technology.
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The threading in the shoe dissolves in minutes and the rest of the shoe basically falls apart on contact.
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This will make threading more obvious, but also encourage the rapid-fire conversations people typically have in private messages.
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Hyper-threading takes advantage of those cores, allowing them to doing big fancy computations in parallel instead of systemically.
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You have to move kind of fast to keep the threading working (elsewise other random replies will interrupt it).
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They would huddle shoulder-to-shoulder around long, cluttered tables, sewing pleats, pinning patterns, and threading plumes through netting.
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Clinton's running mate, Mr. Kaine's allies argue that he is more experienced at threading political needles without alienating people.
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With its threading, tagging, starring and archiving metaphors, it has changed the way many people deal with emails today.
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As Kuffner explained, Ma'Claim dusted many layers of aerosol to create his image of two hands threading a needle.
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It was a tricky technique that required threading the tiniest of tubes through the trachea and into the lungs.
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It doubled its character count and introduced a threading feature that allows users to post multiple consecutive tweets simultaneously.
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Evgeny Kuznetsov set up the play by threading a perfect pass to Ovechkin through traffic from the right side.
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Dr. Jonquille Chantrey, cosmetic surgeon at One Aesthetic Studio and international aesthetic lecturer, says lip threading is very different.
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And in Chicago, a cat-loving judge has a hobby of threading feline-themed metaphors into his legal rulings.
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One of those services is threading, which uses thread to shape brows by removing hairs one at a time.
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We're gravitating toward the most shockingly bright purses on the shelves, like neon-green tote bags with fisherman-knot threading.
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Specifically, there's a feature on Intel processors called "hyper-threading" that allows the processor to do several things at once.
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The i7, with it's hyper-threading ability, is an absolute champ at rendering data, especially compared to the cheaper i5.
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Vagus nerve stimulation begins with a surgeon implanting a device in the chest and threading a wire under the skin.
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"Is it threading the needle?" said Tim Griffin, the lieutenant governor of Arkansas, a state Mr. Rubio lost on Tuesday.
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But threading the needle between Cuba's rigid rules and the restrictions that the United States continues to impose is tricky.
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Tap "Mail," then scroll down to the Threading section and tap "Blocked" to see your list of blocked email contacts.
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A stroll through Riverfront Green Park or the nature trails threading Blue Mountain Reservation amply illustrates what was at stake.
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"We were threading the needle between oaks, and working with the topography," said Bernard Trainor, the founder of Ground Studio.
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There's a nail place to the left, which used to be a bakery, and a threading salon on the right.
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He is, at his best, a poet of home-brewed koans, threading his philosophical paradoxes into scenes of slacker glamour.
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Ostlund's version is a sharp, relentless satire of masculine insecurity and middle-class complacency, threading genuine discomfort among improbable laughs.
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" He continued: "Could you picture, in a million years, Steve Jobs threading the needle in the way Time Cook has?
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Downstairs, Gillian was making breakfast, the buttery smells threading through his nostrils like an ox ring, tugging him toward them.
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"My family thinks I have bad acne because of the marks from plucking and threading the hair out," she said.
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On a skewer: Threading bacon on a skewer like a ribbon (and cooking directly on the grill) seemed a lovely idea.
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Never make eye contact with New Yorkers when you're threading through a packed cross walk — they panic and stop like prey.
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"Hair threading is a technique of wrapping extra strong cotton, wool, yarn or nylon around sections of hair," Charlotte Mensah explains.
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"We don't have to get into the business of sales, seasonality or threading the needle on the fashion trend," Berger said.
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Converting the code to machine-readable binary meant threading bits of copper wire through magnetic cores on a kind of loom.
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Rather, they happen constantly in a torrent of requests, which are delegated to underlying hardware through a process known as threading.
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I hadn't imagined I would be threading my way up a zigzagging pass cut into the side of a Wyoming mountain.
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The procedure requires a test that involves threading a catheter from the groin up to the heart to measure blood flow.
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Beyond the right fit, you want to buy the right color, have the right rips, level of fade, distressing, threading, designs.
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Patterson adroitly zigzags in time, threading the women's journeys with subtle detail and embellishing them with metaphors specific to each character.
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As on early Space tracks, like "An Interesting Breakfast Conversation," this group continued to thrive by threading together wildly divergent sounds.
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Alternate threading sweet cherry tomatoes with bocconcini, which are small tasty balls of mozzarella cheese, on a bamboo stick or straw.
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After that threading of the needle, my relatives were left with a new life, a stable life, together in the Midwest.
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The new interface looks a lot like Slack, with threading and virtual rooms (similar to channels) for users to communicate within.
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Both Vettel and Leclerc also lost time in the first pitstops due to a cross-threading issue on the left rear wheel.
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In order for this needle threading to work, Juno's thrusters had to fire for more than 35 minutes to slow it down.
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While getting a luxurious facial in Dubai yesterday, Longoria also treated herself to a little facial-threading for the very first time.
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Deciding whether it's worth the performance hit to turn off hyper-threading is complicated — and so different companies are making different decisions.
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While I don't use these attachments, for someone who is averse to plucking, waxing, or threading, this could be a great alternative.
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Kahlo countered her frailty by threading flowers through her hair, freighting her torso with Colombian jade and her fingers with gobstopper rings.
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"The Macron method," a leading European think tank gushed recently, is the new Third Way, threading the needle between technocracy and populism.
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They were told to see if they could identify alternative runs using remote rail lines instead of ones threading through urban areas.
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After threading the 2016 Electoral College needle, Trump has acquired an almost mythic aura of invincibility for most people, election analysts included.
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The salon took a screengrab from that video, enlarged it to poster size, and used it to advertise their eyebrow threading services.
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It's as though a race of giant harp makers had been roaming the planet, threading it together with gossamer strands of steel.
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Salon chains are opening men-only parlors to sell these products and to meet the demand for everything from manicures to eyebrow threading.
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Threading between houses are skinny public staircases, as at the end of Central Avenue, that serve as handy cut-throughs on steep terrain.
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He fakes threading the needle to freeze DeAngelo Russell, which creates the lane for his forty-foot backdoor bounce pass to Jabari Parker.
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"They have been really threading the needle," she said, referring to the propensity of the twisters to strike then lift then strike again.
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The waxing was key to creating a shape, he told me, pulling out a long sticky black string for the next stage: threading.
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Xi is doing what all aspiring empires do, threading the world in a web of dependency, slowly creating dominion in other powers' backyards.
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Line up your kitty's right eye by threading the screw through the gear, the cat's right eye hole, and the flat-bottomed offset.
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One thing Twitter didn't measure was the use of threading, which seems to be the more popular way today of expressing longer thoughts.
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Threading is what gives a computer the appearance of uninterrupted, seamless operation, even though it's really operating within a ceaseless cascade of interruptions.
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Biden on CNN was threading the needle on the issue, talking about taking care of the health needs of undocumented immigrants in emergencies.
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She teased, of course, splicing K.T.S.E.'s "Hurry" into her hip-swaying "Put Your Love On Me," threading her two projects into one.
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Vettel damaged his on the opening lap and both drivers also lost time in the pits with a wheel nut cross-threading problem.
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In tallying the time each task took, the researchers found that in VR, threading the nanotube and tying the knot went much quicker.
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A common theme threading through Rees's projects is the way the world places limits on people and whether that destroys or liberates them.
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Then I bring her into the white of the morning, a bright fog threading its way from the sea up to our windows.
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Cara Delevingne hit the scene and everybody noticed that she completely threw out the window tweezing, waxing, threading, and we were for it.
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You are overlooking the small joys and sorrows and frustrations of threading all the days that make up a lifetime of loving someone.
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With the Pacific behind me and the canyons ahead, I'm threading a powerful sportbike through tight corners at speed, flicking from apex to apex.
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When I visited in early July, small packs of well-shod workers trotted diligently across the campus, threading through sidewalks and toward forest trails.
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The Verge got access to twttr on Tuesday, and spent the past few hours reading and posting replies using the app's new threading features.
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I see lots of women come in for facials with breakouts around the brows or upper lip, and I know immediately that's from threading.
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That's put Jeff in the challenging position of threading the needle on what a theme means and why each player is on each tribe.
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As Riley tells Harper's Bazaar UK, she uses a combination of waxing, tweezing, and threading (yes, all three) to create the clean, elegant look.
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Instead of Jägerbombs, most of my student loan went on stockpiling Veet, razors, and regular visits to the area's one and only threading lady.
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"Those that [have] excess facial hair are better off having treatments such as regular waxing, threading or better still, laser hair removal," she says.
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The reply threading looks promising and could be a big improvement as long as there's still a way to read a thread without interruption.
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When help converged, he shredded the Knicks' defense by threading passes to back-cutters for layups, each one a little more daring, more difficult.
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The crew was still there, putting a new copper service line in, threading it under the asphalt to the water main across the street.
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What Bloomberg contemplates is not so much an exercise in threading the political needle as pulverizing that needle as it has existed for decades.
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In reality, threading the pelt with wire, stuffing it full of cotton balls and modeling clay and sewing it up is frustrating and inexact.
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"Lip threading involves passing miniature threads or sutures through a small tube to elevate the skin and create a degree of tension," she explains.
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Karen Handel, a former Georgia secretary of state who is a likely front-runner in the race, seems to be threading the needle carefully.
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Tan threading a pattern using yellow sandalwood ash dough One month's worth of effort put into a single 30cm-tall statue goes for about $1,000.
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Allure reports that threading facelifts — in which a doctor uses a barbed thread to lift sagging skin — were approved by the FDA back in 2004.
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Microsoft heard feedback from Blizzard that features like multi-threading in DirectX 12 were bringing substantial framerate improvements to World of Warcraft on Windows 10.
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Between the threading fiasco halfway through the video and the entire block snapping on the lathe it takes several applications of epoxy to get there.
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It does use standard 510 threading, mind you, so you can easily swap in larger batteries and more robust, aftermarket canisters if you so choose.
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The i7 processor is designed to be so good at hyper-threading that it can do twice as many processes in parallel as the i5.
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"Playing with some new Twitter features: presence (who else is on Twitter right now?) and threading (easier to read convos)," Dorsey tweeted, along with samples.
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Threading the needle The anti-ISIS coalition has estimated there are some 2,000 ISIS fighters in the town of Hajin, the terror group's last redoubt.
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Simply rub over the damaged spot, and the hole will disappear, thanks to reinforced threading on the nylon that tightens up around the affected area.
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Messengers are known for a brash, adrenalized approach to their work, threading through traffic at dizzying speeds and often treating red lights as mere suggestions.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to nationalize the Trans Mountain pipeline, to spur oil and gas development, shows that this needle-threading is an impossibility.
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Left: For Akris's latest resort collection, we created a lips motif with embroidery, using a threading technique to imbue the silhouettes with a draping effect.
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I practiced eyeballing a one-centimeter margin when cutting it out and I mastered threading and rethreading our clunky Tula, the Soviet-made sewing machine.
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The work is actually three in one, interweaving a companion piece to "Actual Size," a celebration of female strength titled "Threading In," and structured improvisations.
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Thursday, next Friday and June 17, it interweaves a companion piece to "Actual Size," a celebration of female strength titled "Threading In," and structured improvisations.
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Now her hands knifed into the water, her body threading after, and there was no splash, she could feel the downward gulp of the water.
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The Avalanche took the lead less than two minutes later, Makar threading a cross-ice pass to MacKinnon at the far post at 2:56.
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Eric Shuster, the plant manager, said that threading pipes used to require a team of 10 workers, but now needs only seven or eight people.
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Finding the right beverages to serve on Thanksgiving day, or any big upcoming family holiday, is like threading a fine needle, but it can be done.
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Threading happens when someone has a lot of thoughts or feelings on a particular topic, so many that they can't fit them all into 140 characters.
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The key to the i7's speed is not in its higher clock speed (the gigahertz number), but its ability to employ hyper-threading more efficiently.
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With modern multi-core processors, multi-threading has become commonplace, but "scheduling" on a many-core processor is far simpler than the batching we describe above.
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We have a feeling all the cool girls will be hitting up craft stores everywhere to stock up on some of this year's hottest threading colors.
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Dorsey also said that Twitter is thinking about other suggested ideas, including a bookmarking tool, better threading for conversations, and multiple timelines based on people's interests.
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Buika's career, since her first record in 2000, has been hard to contain, threading through flamenco and Cuban jazz and American torch songs and electronic pop.
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Before exiting the Atlanta game late with an injured ankle, he played breezily, threading pocket passes and tiptoeing behind screens for 25 points and eight assists.
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Whether you're looking to find the best $8 threading spot or splurge on an $89 feathering that will completely change your look, we've got you covered.
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To the box, he attached a huge redwood branch, and he and Almena's son, Surya, spent several mornings threading little plastic flowers to its smaller branches.
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We toggle back and forth between story and context, threading in the tape that Nick gathered in the field, building up to what this all means.
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TECH TIP When just one tweet isn't enough, you can use Twitter's threading tool to write and publish a series of connected posts on a topic.
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Threading their way through downtown Chicago, the students walked a mile and a half to Grant Park, chanting, waving signs and attracting supportive applause from bystanders.
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Eric Hansen, a scallop fisherman, said that he and his colleagues were concerned about threading their way through a relatively narrow allotted path through spinning turbines.
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Tottenham playmaker Eriksen had a quiet outing against the South Americans but still made a decisive intervention, threading the pass that set up Yussuf Poulsen's goal.
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After meeting online, they married last February in Tbilisi, Georgia, and had been threading their way through the visa process when Mr. Trump signed the order.
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Plus, I'm going out tonight and want to look cute, so I go to my friendly neighborhood threading lady to get my brows and upper lip done.
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Ehlinger immediately responded, threading a perfect 47-yard touchdown pass to Duvernay to tie the game at 10-10 with 10:57 left in the second quarter.
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Are the people who actually need to think about turning hyper-threading on or off really equipped to make an informed decision about these security trade-offs?
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Dishonored developer Arkane is masterful at designing spaces that are complex without feeling overtly engineered, and at threading together satisfying gameplay moments with little bits of narrative.
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I'd tweeze them and do all this dumb stuff to them, like go to this really dodgy threading shop, when I should have just left them alone.
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That press conference alienated both sides while politicizing the FBI, which, ironically, was threading this needle so it would not to be seen as a political tool.
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Officials said threading the needle between affordable service and providing people with Internet speeds that they need is one of the challenges of having a national program.
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Mark Dubowitz, chief executive of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said the Trump administration is "threading the needle" pending the completion of its Iran policy review.
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LeBron James was Big Poison, draining 1373-pointers like a certain little point guard with an errant mouthpiece, and threading off-the-dribble passes like Magic Johnson.
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The machine has easy threading, an automatic bobbin winding system, three pressure feet (all-purpose, zipper, and buttonhole), and built-in reverse stitching to prevent fraying seams.
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It's a strand of solitary footprints left in the snow, threading through skeletal trees, then pausing in front of makeshift snowmen scattered here and there along the way.
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Slack, meanwhile, has itself introduced threaded comments to try to address this too — although the practical application of its own threading feature is not actually very user friendly.
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After all, it's clear that threading the needle between the House Freedom Caucus on the ideological right and the Tuesday Group in the center is a perilous proposition.
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Anyone who's listened to her acclaimed Hollywood-history podcast You Must Remember This knows Longworth has a knack for threading astute cultural histories with tastefully juicy personal narratives.
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As the lawyers get to work, construction inches forward beneath the ground, with builders threading cables along the platform of San Giovanni, the next station slated to open.
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Saudi Aramco signs a $1 billion deal with Tubacex Group which aims to invest in CRA pipe threading and weld overlay, and cladding manufacturing facilities in the Kingdom.
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The band is designed to offer a snug and secure fit, threading one end through a hole in the other and pushing the knob through a center hole.
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Instead, she acts like a musical biochemist, threading together various ideas and sounds put forward by songwriters and producers to help shape the story she's trying to tell.
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"Trying to calibrate whether we are threading the needle ok with you guys after Valerie getting her nose out of joint on Keystone," Podesta wrote in a Sept.
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Threading the needle of not hating myself or my disability but finding the source of my disability utterly reprehensible has been a difficult one, but I've found it.
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But it looks like there might be a new lip-enhancing procedure sweeping cosmetic clinics in the form of lip threading — and no, we're not talking hair removal.
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As Mr. Buttigieg has sharpened this critique, however, he has adopted a more aggressive tone himself — a sly bit of needle-threading that has coincided with his rise.
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He would later write of his nervous excitement at threading his way into their gathering, past the reigning enfant terrible Robert Mapplethorpe, and spying his own artwork there.
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In just two games, already has racked up a highlight reel's worth of fancy pass fakes and no-look assists, threading the needle and hitting cutting teammates in stride.
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There has been significant concern, for example, about the undersea cables threaded through the Suez Canal, which are largely responsible for threading the internet from Europe to East Asia.
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Unlike tweezing, which pulls each individual hair one by one, threading can remove multiple lines of hair at once as the thread is twisted and rolled over the hairs.
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Eight year later, Fraser Stoddart developed the "rotaxane," which he did by threading a molecular ring onto a thin molecular axle, which was able to move along the axle.
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That characteristic allows them to be strung onto long-chain polymer molecules, like threading popcorn onto string so your Christmas tree looks like it was decorated in the 1800s.
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Transiting a modern hub such as Munich or Seoul is more easily endured than threading your way through the perpetual construction zones that pass for airports around New York.
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The 22-core model offers the highest turbo speeds at 23GHz for single threaded performance and supports hyper threading, allowing 24 threads at a time to operate on tasks.
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These days, a small group of specially trained Cartier artisans cull, cut and polish the perfect stones for threading, now done on microbraided Kevlar instead of cotton or silk.
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The Koho Nishiki Textile Studio restores precious textiles using traditional techniques, from the hand-threading of silk from the cocoon to the weaving itself, also still performed by hand.
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But where recent series directors Lin and Wan tended to focus on precision driving and needle-threading stuntwork, Gray leans into the brute force of steel-on-steel impact.
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As far as which method is "better" for reactive skin, Herbert says she leans toward threading, even though the pain on contact during the procedure is a little more intense.
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Start by threading the beads onto string, leaving about two feet extra on each end so you can slide the beads easily up and down the length of the string.
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Among other smart business moves, he purchased the intellectual property rights for a unique pipe threading technology in 2004 for $200,000 — and then sold them for $100 million in 2006.
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Luis Ortiz, a southpaw, moved on Wilder and kept him turning in addition to using a good southpaw jab and threading the left hand down the center when he could.
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For many people, Silberman says, the organizational and task management features can be an alternative to the threading solution that Slack rolled out earlier this year (but is still clunky).
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Threading through and animating Wielgus's fury is what he sees as a systemic problem: Little is legally required of ranchers before the state agrees to kill wolves on their behalf.
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The Container Store's open-sided pants hangers are even slimmer and let you slip pants on and off directly instead of threading them through the loop as on standard hangers.
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Threading his way between tables on a cafe terrace, he held two wooden sculptures of elephants and a large cloth bag over his shoulder filled with bracelets and other trinkets.
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Taking advantage of busted coverages, Hoyer threw a 46-yard touchdown strike to Marquise Goodwin before threading a 24-yard TD pass over the middle to running back Carlos Hyde.
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The P90X and similar weight-training programs advise participants to alter their routines all the time, threading in different combinations of exercises and rarely, if ever, repeating any particular workout.
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So I emailed him asking if he had any recommendations for books covering the subject that kept getting repeated, threading our conversation like a tightrope (for me, at least): form.
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If you do want to try it at home, be sure to place your bacon in the freezer for a few minutes before threading to make it easier to work with.
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Meghan's eyebrow guru, Sherrille Riley, said she'll likely go for her go-to treatment, The Audrey Brow ($93), which involves tinting, threading, tweezing, and a hint of brow pencil to finish.
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Read These Next: Rihanna's Makeup Artist Shares His Fenty Beauty Tips & Tricks Celebrating The Art Form Of African Hair Threading These Pictures Of Men Were Taken From Inside A Woman's Vagina
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Herbert points out that, believe it or not, waxing or threading may still be the best bets for someone whose skin freaks out at the first sign of a wax warmer.
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It's the same feeling I got when I discovered eyebrow tinting and threading: My face appears more open, my beauty routine has been cut in half, and I'm never going back.
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The back cover is the deep mustard yellow of a cheap notebook's back cover, and a two-dimensional rendering of a spiral coil threading through holes sits close to the spine.
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Beginning next April, Cassini will begin a series of 22 close flybys of Saturn, threading a narrow gap between the planet and its innermost ring, measuring Saturn's gravitational and magnetic fields.
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It is a careful threading of the problem, and I admit I am not sure I understand exactly what the judge means here — there seem to be two assessments for breach.
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Not only does he have to slip the tight surveillance net that he had a hand in threading, he constantly has to prove his loyalty in the company of murderous paranoiacs.
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I bought a hat, sewed up a hole in my dress (this required threading a needle) and shaved my legs, possibly for the first time since Prince Harry married Meghan Markle.
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The resulting piece, when the tube was placed in a patient, would be used as a connector by a surgeon threading tools like scopes or stents into his or her body.
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Like the barber-dentist-surgeons of old, these shops provide more than just haircuts or beard trims: Their services include beard dyes, waxing, threading, golden facemasks, and all manner of facials.
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The vast majority (about 90%) of the world's movie theaters have converted to digital film, leaving those who once hunkered in boxy projection rooms, threading film through reels, seeking other work.
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Waxing, threading, lasers, and good ol'-fashioned shaving are all perfectly acceptable methods, but if none of them are really doing it for you, there's one more technique you should consider: sugaring.
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Within hours of this week&aposs attack, kids in costumes were out trick or treating and by Wednesday morning, tourists were flocking again to the Memorial, threading streets choked with honking traffic.
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" This would be complemented by a new threading system that "increases the density of the replies to a tweet and has some controls over expanding and collapsing sub-branches of a tweet.
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The hair-removal industry has come a long, long way since Gillette's original gadget, with the multibillion-dollar business now spanning from lasers to waxing kits to threading to sugaring and beyond.
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On my visit to the Sant Miquel vineyard in May, we drove through stone canyons and over rivers, threading through small Catalan towns bedecked with the yellow ribbons of the separatist movement.
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Wall caught outlet passes at full sprint and blazed at the Cleveland defense, threading passes to big men stationed at the rim or whipping the ball across the court to his marksmen.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Threading through clouds, often with shaky turbulence and occasional thunder, 71-year-old pilot Gary Walker burns the flares on his plane's wings, releasing chemicals as he flies.
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Tenant: Rita's Threading and Beauty Tenant's broker: Marc H. Mas, Metropolitan Property Group Landlord: First 177 Third Madison L.L.C. Landlord's brokers: Joseph Isa and Louis Franco, Isa Realty Group $143.10/sq. ft.
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The difference between flushable and non-flushable wipes is plastic threading used to hold together moistened sheets drenched in skin lotions, antiseptics, home cleaning chemicals and other liquids essential to their function.
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He did enroll in a clinical trial at Stanford that required threading a plastic tube through his right arm into his heart, which meant he couldn't use his bow for four weeks.
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Well, you could start by giving Adam Driver the starring role, hiring Jon Hamm to lope in and out of otherwise stagnant scenes, and threading shocking flashbacks through the more arid patches.
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Threading the needle: Zuckerberg began his talk talking about the need to add security and privacy features to protect users, but also for the company and the platform to keep moving forward.
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For generations, they have drifted across Jammu and Kashmir with flocks of sheep and goats, and horses and dogs, threading their way through rugged mountain valleys and clip-clopping down crowded roads.
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Tweet threading is a feature that's been around for several years, but now you can choose to add a new tweet you're drafting to an existing thread right from the text box.
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One senior Democratic aide said the agreement represented a "threading of the needle" between industry groups that will be most impacted and environmental groups, which wanted harsh new penalties and stricter caps.
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The entry-level i3 model now comes with four cores (up from two); the midrange Core i103 has six (up from four); and Core i7 chips now offer six cores with hyper-threading.
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Threading that needle has been the challenge of state legislatures for decades, and in two related cases on December 5th, the justices seemed exasperated by their perennial role as overseers of those efforts.
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It's wonderful to see that more and more women are embracing the wondrous textures of their hair and celebrating its versatility with bodacious 'fros, beautiful braids, hair threading, tempting twists and luxurious locs.
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When Page anticipated the side kick he tried to break the line in hopes of either avoiding it and coming in from a new angle or threading the right hand down the pipe.
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The artist Andre Woolery created a work consisting of red buttons arranged onto a canvas to create an abstract design, evoking the large sculpture in the district of a needle threading a button.
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It opens with a Star Wars spaceship threading the needle between two enemy cruisers, then cuts to a woman driving a Rogue SUV on a bridge as it heads between two semi trucks.
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Threading together history, commentary on the park design, and observations on the birds, fish, and other wildlife that call this industrial zone home, the guide takes listeners on a loop along the waterfront.
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The kind of fighters you don't want to be low-kicking against are the ones who are good at stepping heavily onto their lead foot and threading their right hand up the center.
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Turns out that threading refers to the removal of eyebrow hairs with a length of thread that is doubled then twisted and rolled over the area to give the eyebrow shape and definition.
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The Brewers' run so far this season has been full of razor-thin margins of error, narrowly held leads and edge-of-your-seat late-inning stress—the threading of needle after needle.
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After that point, their father began threading in frequent interval sessions, most involving intense, minutes-long speed bursts at about the pace at which the young men would run a 10,000-meter race.
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"The parole process is like threading a needle — the people who have come out through the parole board are extraordinary people," says Rummel, who has represented hundreds of lifers in their parole hearings.
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For Serre, the symbol's association with Islamic iconography is one of the reasons why she uses it so consistently, threading solidarity through one collection after the next in troubling times of heightened Islamophobia.
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The Cassini space probe is going to dive through Saturn's rings again on Wednesday, the third of a planned 22 orbits threading that planetary needle as the probe continues a ballistic death-drop inward.
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Verstappen's main rival for driver of the day had to be Bernd Maylander, the German threading the safety car around the anti-clockwise circuit on one of the busiest afternoons of his extensive career.
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I was constantly paranoid about allotting enough time to hit up the salon before an event or a night out, and made sure I didn't let too much time pass in between threading appointments.
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Whereas waxing can be brutal, insofar as it tears the hair from the skin all in one go, threading is more precise, since it only removes the hairs and doesn't pull at the skin.
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Too Faced's Lip Injection has some breathless reviews online, but I found it unbearably painful (and I like to think my threshold is pretty high after years of waxing, threading, and gruesome sports massages).
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She completed her charge to the front by threading her approach shot from the rough at the first hole under a tree, running the ball up to tap-in range to go five-under.
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They could choose from a network of tiny streams threading through swathes of agricultural land in the Hokersar wetland, just 10 km (8 miles) north of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian-administered Kashmir.
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There's something to the moments between tweets, when you suspect people are watching and waiting for your next sentence, while you're trying to write quickly enough to stay connected through Twitter's haphazard threading system.
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Kate opted for a bright blue tweed skirt suit with frayed fringe details and silver threading by Rebecca Taylor, while the Queen wore a cream tweed jacket and matching hat with delicate pastel details.
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Reed and Spieth had a magnificent duel here six years ago, when the former won a playoff after threading a miracle shot through the trees to set up birdie at the first extra hole.
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But even with the best of diet and exercise regimens, arthritis can take a significant toll on daily activities, including such routine tasks as buttoning a shirt, threading a needle and handling kitchen tools.
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Tillett, threading lead weights onto the bottom of a net, remembers the days of plenty up and down the Atlantic coast, catching summer flounder up north but knowing there were plenty more back home.
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The progress also played out somewhat unevenly across the city: Queens, long a hot spot of dangerous thoroughfares threading through residential neighborhoods, had the fewest number of traffic fatalities it has ever recorded — 59.
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"We are threading a needle here," Ms. Fahy said, "but this is the best way to get at consumer protection, because state projects are huge and this will really affect the internet service providers."
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Along the two-lane roads winding through Delaware County in the Catskills, Midtel trucks are following a path similar to one they took years ago, threading fiber optic cables for broadband across the valley.
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The notion that a mental illness could be carried across generations by unitary, indivisible factors—corpuscles of information threading through families—would have struck most of Bleuler's contemporaries as mad in its own right.
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In an upstairs bathroom, custodian Augie Siriano heard four or five distinctive pops and went to investigate, threading through a sanctuary and lobby toward the chapel where Tree of Life's service had been cut short.
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Available at select salons across London as well as the High Definition Beauty Boutique in Notting Hill, the shaping service promises "bespoke" brows courtesy of a stylist trained in color, waxing, threading and makeup artistry.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: The film's most fun aside — the one involving Rihanna as Bubble, the most guileless sex slave in the entire galaxy — epitomizes Besson's singular gift for threading the needle between spectacle and stupidity.
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The idea of message threading is not an original one — it is used by some of Slack's rivals, such as Convo, and is a foundational principle of email, which Slack has noisily promised to kill.
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Butterfield told Mossberg that Slack had been using threading internally for months while testing what the best version of the tool would be for the service, which will hopefully come out in the next quarter.
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Tillerson gave a nod to threading that needle, saying that the US will continue its leadership role, but -- like the administration before it -- the Trump White House will call on other countries to do more.
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But Slack knew it would always be a niche product without basic features like "threading," a standard email and chat room feature that groups together replies to a message, and an easier sign-in process.
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"It was a start-and-stop process of threading the needle until the bill of lading was signed," said Jake Agna, director of Kids on the Ball, the American nonprofit group that refurbished the courts.
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All that said, O'Rourke basically has the voting record of someone capable of threading the needle between grassroots enthusiasm and swing voter acceptability that you would need to mount a credible statewide campaign in Texas.
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New developers hired to work on the project have enabled the introduction of multi-threading support, thereby speeding up the time it takes to shop a player around—a truly annoying problem with earlier games.
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Butterfield says Slack has been using threading internally for months now, adopting and discarding beta versions in search of a solution that will cut down the chaos without overly impeding the fast, free flow of discussion.
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Aya is one of more than 1,200 female refugees from Syria that have been trained through an informal beauty school in Lebanon, learning blow-drying techniques, basic cutting, hair dying, make-up and eyebrow threading skills.
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By threading the laces of your sneakers (or any laced shoe) through the lash tab and hanging them off your bag, you can free up some space and weight in your checked luggage or carry-on.
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Most of them are overstuffed with stylistic and sonic shifts, Drake attempting to provide a little something for everyone instead of threading together any coherent narrative or musical thread that might make a project feel whole.
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Ever since Peaches Monroee uttered the immortal words "my eyebrows on fleek" in a Vine clip (RIP) back in 2014, we've become fixated on plucking, threading, shaping, tinting, and otherwise manipulating the hair above our eyes.
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Also smart: The pole threading is the same as you find on a standard painter's pole, so if you have one of those lying around, you can add some additional distance to your photographic shenanigans. Silly?
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He became the nominee in 1992 only after threading a narrow path through a field weakened when the favourite, Mario Cuomo, declined to run—as did other luminaries, including Bill Bradley, Sam Nunn and Lloyd Bentsen.
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T-2 threading means this telescope also doubles as a telephoto lens that can attach directly to your camera, and the tried-and-true Maksutov design allows for bright images and a larger scope of view.
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And with so many candidates likely to be in the race, the party could be threading an even finer needle than that, determining that a candidate with 8% is in and one with 7% is out.
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But with a president who seems unable to deliver a "clear, consistent from the top" and a slender 52-48 majority in the Senate, "we are threading the needle" on seeing that goal achieved, he said.
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On Monday night, the walk from the clubhouse to the interview room, which required threading his way through the crowd of children waiting outside the visitors' clubhouse for their fathers, was a nostalgic trip for Bellinger.
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The president's three-day visit with French President Emmanuel Macron this week underscores the high stakes and needle threading, as well as the push-and-pull between the administration and some of the nation's oldest allies.
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Mr. Dickhaut, 30, has worked for Island Creek Oysters for a year, threading and bouncing his refrigerated delivery van through the narrow and often cobblestone streets of SoHo, Greenwich Village, the Lower East Side and TriBeCa.
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In constructing the grid, I focused first on the region around the three X's, and when I noticed the possibility of threading ORTHODOX JEW through two theme entries, I pretty much vowed to make it work.
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Sherwood Partners is said to be handling the liquidation process, and will be taking charge of the company's ongoing legal war with Fitbit — one of the last few needles that needs threading for what's left of Jawbone.
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Shining a spotlight on the traditional west African technique, which has been used for centuries as a protective style and alternative to heat styling, four beautiful women below demonstrate the countless, creative ways threading can be worn.
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Just ask her about her beauty regrets, like threading her eyebrows as a teenager ("I looked hilarious at 16," she recalls), or the days when she'd sit through a grueling 20-minute combing session as a child.
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Koroma does a remarkable job of weaving in all these narratives, threading in Rekstizzy (the goofball rapper), Lyricks (the lyrical Christian rapper) and Awkwafina (the hipster rapper and sole female star of the film) with deft ease.
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Thought to be the centerpiece of Medalla's exhibition, the A Stitch in Time installation allows viewers to sew their own messages onto a suspended sheet of white fabric using needles and colored threading provided by the gallery.
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Tottenham Hotspur playmaker Christian Eriksen, who had an otherwise quiet outing, set up the game's decisive moment by threading an immaculate defense-splitting pass to Poulsen who beat advancing Peru goalkeeper Pedro Gallese in the 59th minute.
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Mr. Butterfield says Slack has been using threading internally for months now, adopting and discarding beta versions in search of a solution that will cut down the chaos without overly impeding the fast, free flow of discussion.
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"The threading of human rights through every response of the police service has been a fundamental element in changing how we go about our business and how we view how we do our business," Mr. Hamilton said.
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Threading its way out from among his grey hairs, and continuing right down one side of his tawny scorched face and neck, till it disappeared in his clothing, you saw a slender rod-like mark, lividly whitish.
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Threading a nuanced arc about the #MeToo movement with a running joke about a robot built out of household appliances and sex toys, the season solidified this cartoon's case as the best series ever made for streaming.
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David Pepper, chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, said the key to threading the electoral needle in 2020 was a diverse presidential ticket able to stop the hemorrhaging of white rural voters and to excite minority voters.
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Some highlights: Twitter conversations: Along with experimenting with threading conversation replies, the company is also "re-energizing [its] investment in DMs," said product management director Sara Haider, which will include an upcoming search function for direct messages.
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But it is the idea of "death by watching" that resonates the most now, especially given the way the latest sequel upgrades the technology, threading the idea of a soul's journey into our iPhones and QuickTime files.
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In a leitmotif threading its way through the book — a string of asides, really — she recalls the death of her mother, a Haitian immigrant living in Brooklyn who succumbs to ovarian cancer in a matter of months.
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Apparent scammers have recently been using seemingly empowering, relatable tweets to go viral, then threading them into a crafted story whose conclusion is a link to sign up for, say, a three-month weight-loss teatox program.
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And through some ad hoc detective work, Twitter threading, and their own platforms, a cluster of physicians on the social network are trying to take down the online presence of Eugene Gu, whoever they think he might be.
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Threading that needle is going to require sheer commitment to strategic thinking and, frankly, the willingness and ability to manage the presidential hopefuls into a coalition that is focused on actually winning instead of personal gain and glory.
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The game was tied at 2394 when Schmaltz circled around the offensive zone before taking the puck to the net and threading a pass through the goalmouth to Fortin for a tap-in 21:2036 into the period.
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But then Eichel carried the puck into the zone, weaving around three Panthers defenders before threading the puck to Skinner, whose redirection on the doorstep beat Montembeault between his leg pads with 16:24 expired in the first.
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For instance, the next time you want to say that President Obama wiretapped your phones, and then claim that lawyers should get involved, and then calling the ex-president bad and sick, that's a great time to use threading.
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"I know how to sew, but have only managed to sell a few small pieces - it's difficult to find proper work as a refugee," said Claudine, carefully threading the needle of her sewing machine during her MADE51 training session.
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The team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory succeeded in creating this material by threading it with millions of carbon nanotube pores, tiny tubes less than 43 nanometers wide—that's 5,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair.
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The Swiss were the more accurate team from then on and though the British had moved 5-4 ahead going into the ninth, Schwarz applied the coup de grace, threading a superb final shot to leave five scoring stones.
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Any halfway-decent showman could have found a streaking Otto Porter with a behind-the-back pass in this situation, but Wall decided to take things up a notch by threading the ball between his own legs while running.
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I shower and do my nightly routine: wash my face with the Boscia charcoal cleanser, tone with witch hazel, and apply castor oil to my eyebrows, as I had a threading mishap that I am currently trying to rectify.
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The change, which looks like it's a change on Twitter's end that does not require an update, is to the threading feature in the Twitter timeline, which currently does a poor job of differentiating between standard tweets and replies.
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The most curious thing about the Arc Hub (its circular design) is also its main shortcoming: Because it's a circle, you'll be threading cables in a snail-shell pattern, where your wires risk entanglement with the more ports you use.
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But at the same time the staffers on both sides working on these have done this repeatedly over the years, have their own menus of options and have been becoming specialists of sorts in threading the needle on these things.
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The restructuring announced on Monday includes the closure of two rolling mills in France, one threading line in Germany and a heat treatment line in Scotland, leading to the loss of about 21,20.9237 jobs on top of previously announced cuts.
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She'd been doing this invisible threading thirteen hours a day for two weeks, and the dress was still far from finished; ultimately, she would need to smooth every metal coil with sandpaper, to prevent the dress from scratching the model.
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Patients would beckon her into their cubicles, listening fixedly as she sifted through her vast repertoire of classical and contemporary songs, of lullabies and Latin pop, her tranquil notes threading through the atonal squawks and beeps of a raucous emergency department.
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President Michel Temer is racing to sign Rio's rescue plan next week, threading a fine line to give the state relief but without offering too many concessions that could be interpreted by markets as a relaxation of his austerity drive.
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Kate wore a blue skirt suit with small, silver threading, by New York designer Rebecca Taylor as she took to the facility run by Ronald McDonald House Charities, which provides support and comfort for the families of children battling serious illness.
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Wax is sometimes not warmed up enough to kill germs that may be on the application stick; and threading, the use of a small string to loop around hair and remove it, involves putting the string in the threader's mouth.
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The new threading interface might not transform Twitter into a giant longread, but it could at least streamline the platform's recurring thread display issues so that now you can see all replies in a thread in one easy-to-read flow.
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Standing near the intersection of Hillside and Parsons Boulevard in Jamaica, you can spot outposts for Indian eyebrow-threading and wiring money to Haiti, an African market, a halal deli, as well as Sri Lankan, Guatemalan and Jamaican food places.
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With Rubio threading passes all over the court, Gasol started to chip away at the lead, mixing up post-move scores and long-distance three-point bombs with trips to the free-throw line as Australia's game-plan started to unravel.
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"Lakota America" takes us from the 16th century to the present, with painstaking, carefully marshaled detail, but its real feat is in threading how the Lakota philosophy and vision of the world guided their reinventions and their dealings with colonial powers.
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Ohio's needle-threading experiment this year — the only time advocates say a state government has released a list ahead of time — also offers one of the first looks at how so many names could be incorrectly removed from the rolls.
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Guests can take a chairlift above the Engadine Valley for mountain hikes, descend to walks along the chain of lakes threading the valley or just work up an appetite en route to two chalet restaurants run by the Suvretta House.
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Between shaving, waxing, sugaring, threading, epilating, and good ol' fashioned Nair, there's no shortage of ways to remove body hair if that's your thing — but laser hair removal is the only method that promises smooth, hairless skin on a permanent basis.
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It's the latest tweak to the threading feature that Twitter introduced in 2017, which allows compositions of tweetstorms all at once, rather than forcing users to reply, reply, reply to tweets in chronological order so that they would be connected.
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In a review of the show, John Russell of The Times called Mr. Fahy "one of our nimblest needlemen" for ably threading the works of Leonardo, Raphael, Titian, Andrea del Saito, Francesco Primaticcio and Jacopo da Pontormo into a cohesive narrative.
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Another Bangladeshi restaurant stands in its place, a source of confusion for some pilgrims who step off the No. 6 train at the Castle Hill Avenue stop and make their way to that strip of halal meat markets and threading salons.
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The infant's treatment began with a cardiac catheterization, a procedure that entails inserting a catheter, a long thin tube, into an artery, vein, groin, neck or arm and threading it through the blood vessels to the heart, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Meloy's orgasm button happened by accident when he was threading an electrode into a woman's spinal nerves while she was under a local anesthetic—part of a treatment for severe and chronic back and leg pain—when she felt a deeply sexual sensation.
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It's part of the text of Stranger Things, but also the metatext: threading elements from D&D into the show's narrative helped creators Matt and Ross Duffer create an addictively familiar world for fans of Steven Spielberg, John Carpenter, and other 1143s icons.
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The 11th season also ups the number of The Doctor's traveling companions from two back to three, which showrunner Chris Chibnall described as a way of "threading a golden thread back to 1963," when the original Doctor also traveled around with three friends.
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It's going to be difficult for anyone running for president this go-around to get away with a status quo stance—Biden, again, may be the only one, probably by virtue of name recognition, to have a shot at threading that needle.
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We tried another set with this when we were ... we'd been playing with the idea of what presence means on Twitter and also playing with threading on Twitter as well, both with the desire to incentivize more conversation and, ultimately, healthier conversation.
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It's easy to eyeroll at Twitter's enhanced threading as just another needless change to the site, but it's also important to note that the change reveals how Twitter is observing the way that people actually using the site, and making adjustments accordingly.
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Twitter's product decisions have often brought unintended consequences, like when the platform decided mentions and photos were no longer part of the then-140-character limit or when the character limit was increased to 280 or when it added the threading feature.
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But for all you bargain hunters out there, you can get the following weighted blankets on sale right now: Hush's luxe weighted blanket is filled with glass microbeads and comes with a dark gray duvet cover made with super-soft "Minky" microfiber threading.
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He has also been gifted into the athletic one-percent, but he falls much closer to Rose's end of the spectrum than Westbrook's, and is as a general rule more focused on threading the needle than embedding it in a brick of C4.
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The restructuring will include cutting its production capacity in Europe by half, closing two rolling mills in France, one threading line in Germany and a heat treatment line in Scotland, leading to the loss of about 1,000 jobs on top of previously announced cuts.
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"Witch hunt" The President isn't really into threading his tweets, so this came at the end of a four-part tweet about the integrity of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who admitted to meeting the Russian ambassador last year, but is also not a witch.
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So it should come as no surprise that she was also extremely forthcoming about her various grooming rituals, sharing how she removes hair from every square inch of her body, and the reason why she will absolutely never be caught dead threading her eyebrows.
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Those albums — including its 23 debut, "21991 Feet High and Rising," a platinum record in the Library of Congress's National Recording Registry — are some of the genre's most influential and sonically adventurous, threading samples from obscure, kitschy records alongside recognizable pop, jazz and funk hooks.
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Unlike shaping waxing, threading, or tweezing, brow-tinting is a color service that doesn't take away any hair (although you can do so in conjunction with hair removal) but uses semi-permanent vegetable dye to enhance color, shape, and thickness — or all of the above.
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" The application described a means of threading sequins in a reversible, overlapping arrangement: "User can randomly stir the sequins according to the likes and dislikes of the user to form different patterns by the sequin groups, so that clothes are bright, changeful, fashionable, and attractive.
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As the No. 2 to the least popular president at this point in his term, Pence has spent his year threading the needle of being a "loyal foot soldier," as aides have described him, and staying above the fray amid Trump's tumultuous first year.
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Let's take a step back and observe the needle conservative pundits are threading here: They know removing Mueller would turn this story into something even bigger, so they know they need to leave him in his post — and then call his motives into question.
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There's both a light and dark theme, filled with bright colors for highlighting things like replies or retweets, and the app itself has support for most of the basics you'd expect from a third-party Twitter app, including direct messages, in-line images, muting, and threading tweets.
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Based on Mexican series Érase una vez, developed by Scream impresario Kevin Williamson, and starring Kim Cattrall and Dania Ramirez (Heroes, The Sopranos), the series seems like it'll be a mix of American Horror Story's current-event threading with good old-fashioned axe-murder horror vibes.
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This is not normal: Only a handful of tropical cyclones (a catchall term for tropical storms and hurricanes) have taken this path and survived by threading the needle between the Arabian Desert and the desert of eastern Africa, each of which could stifle such a storm.
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Threading has, over the past century, become one of Cartier's signatures, evidence of the inspiration the Paris-based house has always found on the subcontinent: Jacques Cartier, a son of the founder, traveled to India in 1911 to research jewels and cultivate the business of the maharajahs.
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The wine was flowing, the music was thumping, and the crowd, between courses of a gala dinner prepared by all-star chefs, was milling about the cavernous room on Pier 230 of Chelsea Piers, threading its way through the narrow passages between the myriad long tables.
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Series director Louis Leterrier wasn't interested in the way Henson and Oz locked off their frame before a take; he roved the set with his own Steadicam, threading among the puppets along with another camera—and sometimes one or two more to capture wider or overhead views.
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On first viewing, the captivating strangeness of the mood and the elegant threading of the plot are likely to hold your attention, but later you can go back to savor the lustrous colors, the fine-grained performances and the romantic mystery that holds the whole thing together.
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He's done it by threading together opposing traditions from his native Los Angeles, each with its own surprising resonance today: grooving, dance-inflected jazz-funk from the 6083s and '80s, and the looser, more expressionistic music of avant-garde artists such as Horace Tapscott and Bobby Bradford.
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Threading through rivers and canals in a long, slim, open-air boat, you'll have front-row seats for a historical survey of the city, from the crenelated battlements of the medieval Gravensteen Castle to the Baroque-era fish market to 19th-century textile factories and socialist headquarters.
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LAST week Vladimir Ashurkov, a former executive at Russia's Alfa Bank, stood at the front of a tour bus full of journalists and academics threading its way through London's Whitehall district, lecturing into a microphone as he pointed out an £11m ($16m) apartment belonging to a senior Russian official.
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Threading the needle of getting defense hawks, fiscal conservatives and those steering tax reform within his own party has been a difficult task, but House Speaker Paul Ryan has reminded House GOP members that this year's budget is critical for getting top priorities like tax reform through both chambers.
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" In a 2015 case on regulation of needle-threading businesses, he wrote, "A wealth of contemporary legal scholarship is reexamining Lochner, its history and correctness as a matter of constitutional law, and its place within broader originalist thought, specifically judicial protection of unenumerated rights such as economic liberty.
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There may be no more amazing experience than to be in New York City on a day such as this one, the populace thinned by decent employers who allow workers to bridge the weekend and tomorrow's federal holiday, the maddening subways barely full, the traffic lightly threading Midtown's streets.
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Now, with foreign policy emerging as a top priority as tensions with Iran surge, Mr. Buttigieg is leaning even harder on his veteran status as he seeks to become the nation's commander in chief, threading it through answers with more frequency than he did earlier in the campaign.
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The Swiss were the more accurate team from then on and though the British had moved 5-4 ahead going into the ninth and still very much in contention, Schwarz applied the coup de grace, threading a superb final shot to leave five scoring stones and bring gasps from the crowd.
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Now 27, Bode's Lower East Side workroom is filled with everything from 19th- and 20th-century quilts (including several Victorian ones with intricate threading) to handwoven African textiles, from old stock from dish towel companies to grain sacks, and abstract floral fabrics that she created with a couple in India.
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The narrative of this year's Globes was set less by the show's organizers and host, Seth Meyers — though he deserves kudos for artfully threading a very tricky needle — than by the women who attended and were heavily involved in Time's Up, including America Ferrera, Eva Longoria, Kerry Washington and Reese Witherspoon.
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The best features for mobile: Advanced Download Manager (Android)Screenshot: GizmodoThis very capable app can transfer up to three files at once, uses multi-threading techniques to speed up your downloads, categorizes your files for you as they're saved, and wraps everything up in an interface that's easy to manage and navigate around.
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As she did in the debate, she is positioning herself as "the right package" of age and experience, threading the needle between two higher-polling moderate candidate in Iowa -- former Vice President Joe Biden and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and contrasting herself with the progressive candidates in the race, Sens.
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In keeping with this momentous recognition of Black power and beauty, Refinery29 UK has collaborated with natural hair supremo, Charlotte Mensah (you may recognize her genius work from Erykah Badu's hair at the Fashion Awards) and photographer Lily Bertrand-Webb on a series of stunning images that honors the art form of Afro hair threading.
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Threading the needle between massive telecom lobbying dollars and what the people of America actually want without a clear policy message or strong intellectual foundation is going to be extremely tough, especially against a huge field of energized Democrats who can already smell blood and can seize on net neutrality as an instant rallying cry.
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Stephanie, it feels like you're threading a delicate needle with this film — you're trying, on the one hand, to be respectful to the women who say that they chose a life as a sex worker, while also showing how the court works with all of the defendants, including those who were trafficked against their wills.
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The least famous of us do our grooming in 15-square-foot rooms with glass fronts, where very grouchy aunties toss floral nylon robes at you and wax your thighs right there, standing up, wedged between a college kid tearing up through her upper-lip threading and a housewife trying to sustain a phone call through a blow-dry.
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Noah made a killing threading passes all over the court from his station at the elbows; it's likely that Towns will be entrusted from that location even more than Noah, given that he can knock down deep jumpers (50.6 percent on long twos, 34.1 percent on threes) and take his man off the dribble after facing up.
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This vignette is ranked towards the bottom despite the strength of the party flashback, where the actors clearly had a great time dancing with the camera to a jazzy rendition of "When The Saints Come Marching In." As noted before, making a funky dance scene work in a show like Maniac is like threading the world's tiniest needle.
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Whether it's referencing his favorite shoes (Giuseppe), or the fact he brought "skengs to peds"— lyric that first popped up on "Hazards" but is also self-referenced on "Money and Beef" and "Forrest Gump", as well as this new one—Loski is a natural storyteller who consistently alludes to his previous work, easily threading narratives across several tunes.
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Footsie's one contribution to the production, "Detox", is a burner of a rhythm, plumbing the Newham General's trademark dubby depths—and threading BBK in 2016 back to the FWD>> sound, when Skepta would spit over Plastician's or Skream's grimey dubstep sets to a room full of weed smoke (a hybrid crystallized on 2008's "Intensive Snare").
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and his top lieutenants are threading a very thin needle as they try to build support among frustrated defense hawks and conservatives for the fourth temporary funding patch since September.
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The Core i7-10710U is a 14-nanometer processor with six cores, hyper-threading (which provides 12 logical threads), a base speed of 1.1GHz, a max turbo speed of 4.7GHz, a power draw of 133W, and Intel's UHD integrated graphics, which are the same as what was available on the 8th Gen four-core chips that preceded it.
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Among their pieces are a silver-and-gold turban pin from the 19th- or 20th-century, shaped like a bird and adorned with turquoise, amber and ruby; a selection of hand-hammered 19th-century gold earrings from Tamil Nadu, in southern India; and textiles embellished with gold and silver in techniques like zari (threading), khadi printing and gold leafing.
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As he demonstrated in his first novel, "Fieldwork," which was set in Thailand, he's a sharp collector of stories, and he has an enjoyable way of threading his narration with story: Berlinski knows how to keep leading us on, even at the cost of sounding closer to Somerset Maugham and Graham Greene than a contemporary novelist should want to.
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About 36 hours later, Dr. George Fernaine, chief of cardiology at New York University's Langone Hospital in Brooklyn, was threading a catheter through an artery in my wrist to my heart and inflating a tiny balloon at the end of it to secure two stents in my heart to clear the clot that nearly killed me.
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Fearing what Benioff and Weiss would do with such sensitive, ever-timely material, many spoke out against the very idea of the show, insisting that threading the needle on such an incredibly tricky premise — not to mention one with huge potential for real-world repercussions — would be near impossible, and they should just stop while they're (marginally) ahead.
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While facial-hair removal has become relatively accessible, thanks to the myriad ways in which you can go about it (threading, waxing, depilatory creams, dermaplaning, laser...), those with sensitive, easily-triggered skin can find themselves in a vicious cycle of trying to get rid of hair only to break out or risk irritation from the very thing that removed it.
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It ends with a human sculpture that Ettun has been contemplating for 12 years, a reflection on overcoming "self-inflicted limitations and being trapped inside yourself": the movers form a human chain by threading strands of their hair, like shoelaces, through each other's sneakers, then crawl awkwardly off stage in their pink spandex shorts, foot tied to head tied to foot.
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That said, I quite like the act of removing hair — I have a very nice relationship with my bikini waxer who also does my threading, I like shaving my underarms and watching the hair disappear, shaving my legs is a small yet satisfying task akin to drawing a little doodle, and plucking my bikini line between waxes is my kind of ASMR.
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Sen. Susan Collins said Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that "threading the needle" on health care so that moderates like her and conservative holdouts like Rand Paul would both vote "yes" will be "extremely difficult": Her concerns: That the Senate bill would have "more impact on the Medicaid program even than the House bill," and would eliminate federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
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At campaign events over the next few days in Arizona and Michigan, Sanders turned his stump speech into a long list of policy disagreements with Biden, on everything from trade and social security to LGBTQ rights and abortion, threading in obvious nuggets of opposition research, citing decades-old Senate votes and a 1974 quote from Biden about Roe v. Wade.
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"With a twist" might usually conjure up visions of frosty gin-based cocktails, but this fall, thanks to J.Crew, the phrase takes on a meaning that's a bit less potable: the brand's classic blazers, jazzed up with thrilling details, such as colorful threading against luxe menswear-inspired fabrics, pleated peplums, and secret pockets for toting around lipstick and/or snack packs of pistachios.
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No question, it's going to be tricky picking a person capable of threading all these needles -- a person who engages and even excites the Sanders base and reflects the anti-establishment populist zeitgeist of the moment on left and right, draws in swing voters and resentful Republican votes and has the personality to challenge Trump head-on while also clearly possessing the temperament and qualifications of the presidency.
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Trump is not as deft at threading these kinds of race-baiting needles as Carlson and just lumped Omar together with Tlaib (who was born in Michigan to a Palestinian immigrant family), AOC (born in New York to a family from Puerto Rico, which is part of the United States), and Pressley (who was born in Ohio and whose family has likely been in the United States for considerably longer than the Trumps).
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Khris, a solid role playing wing for the Bucks, the Yin to Giannis's yang, has done some wonderful work lately in threading the needle for his Grecian Freacian teammate, helping him out on that legendary skybox jam over the poor and now extremely dead Tim Hardaway Jr.: And this less heralded, still pretty good sky over poster-magnet Bismack Biyombo: Middleton's subtle skills are the perfect counterpart to Giannis's freakish overflowing on-court mania.
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Without dropping breadcrumbs, Gomez is left with platitudes like "If my love was like a flower would you plant it, would you grow it?" in "Vulnerable" and "I need to let my mind rest (my my my) / While my body reflects" in "Let Me Get Me." Gomez is threading a fine line between confessional songwriting, in which women are expected to give up their deepest, darkest secrets, and protecting her mental health by drawing a line around her privacy.
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Rather than putting the album's mix of anger and love, forbearance and recrimination into one woman's mind and threading those contradictions together in the telling of her life—in other words, rather than doing what each listener of "Jagged Little Pill" does by an instinctive act of imagination—Cody distributes them awkwardly among the members of a strained family, painting a tableau of white suburban anomie that feints at depth but, throughout the show's two and a half hours, is always threatening to dissolve.
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In addition to North Carolina, which avoided punishment in a massive academic-fraud case only by threading a legal needle, the rest of the four-team Midwest Region includes fifth-seeded Auburn, whose coach, Bruce Pearl, was fired by Tennessee in 2011 after he lied during an N.C.A.A. investigation; third-seeded Houston, coached by Kelvin Sampson, who spent years in exile after being forced out at Oklahoma and Indiana over recruiting violations; and Kentucky, whose coach, John Calipari, led two programs later forced to vacate Final Four appearances.
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