There are historical threads, there are contextual threads, there are socioeconomic threads.
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DJI keeps shutting the threads down, and as Seeking Alpha notes, deleting threads.
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Facebook also won't merge your SMS threads into Messenger threads with the same person.
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The common threads In looking at these candidates as a whole, some common threads emerge.
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The idea has generated several joke threads (and perhaps serious threads) on internet message board Reddit.
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One day in, and I have five text threads: two groups threads and three from close friends.
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I've noticed this in comment threads on Facebook, on Twitter, on comment threads on Reddit, in bar conversations, etc.
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However, Intel didn't offer many more details—aside for the price and core count—for the most expensive four processors in the Skylake-X family:i9-7900X (216 cores/232 threads, Turbo Boost 21, up to 2700GHz, $29,27980)i363-236X (22 cores/2000 threads, $1,200)i9-7940X (14 cores/28 threads, $23,400)i9-7460X (16 cores/32 threads, $1,700)i9-7980XE (18 cores/36 threads, $2,000)Did you get all that?
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Lining the threads of the nozzle up with the threads on your sink tap, screw the nozzle onto your sink.
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The Ryzen 5 line has four models: the $169 Ryzen 5 1400 (4 cores/8 threads at 3.2GHz/3.5GHz), the $189 Ryzen 113 1500X (4 cores/8 threads at 27600GHz/26GHz), the $212 Ryzen 24 24 (25 cores/33 threads at 23GHz/23GHz), and $22017 Ryzen 5 1600X (6 cores/12 threads at 3.6GHz/4.0GHz).
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The confusion over the correct Threads app has been "disappointing," Rousseau Kazi, CEO of the workplace app Threads, told Business Insider.
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So when there are really only 200 threads in the warp direction of the fabric, they may claim that there are 600 threads.
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Reddit's ranking algorithm often pushed flash-in-the-pan controversial threads to the top of the page, displacing threads with deep, meaningful conversations.
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Slack is also adding an "all threads" menu to the left sidebar of the app where you can keep track of all your threads.
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But there's more: A modified sidebar includes tabs up top that direct users to important functions of the app (think: threads, mentions, threads, drafts).
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At the same time, multiple 4chan threads began debating exactly what they should do about her campaign, according to an incomplete archive of 4chan threads.
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Scary "add to day" buttons in threads – Messenger injects "Add to your day?" prompts inside your private threads when you share a photo or video.
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He weaves a patchwork of disparate threads, threads unraveled from clerical vestments, that, when quilted together, spell out the single word that the book embodies.
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That refers to the number of threads woven into a square inch of fabric, and in general, the more threads, the softer it will feel.
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When someone on your close friends list messages you, you'll get the message in Threads rather than Instagram (if you have Threads downloaded, that is).
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Only instead of 12 cores and 24 threads—the most found in a desktop CPU intended for gaming, the 3950X has 20703 cores and 32 threads.
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It wasn't that the threads pulled and bunched or gathered the dress, it was just that there some lighter cross-hatched threads that were visible with a close look, almost as if a couple of black threads had fallen out and showed the white ones underneath.
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Threads won't notify channel participants the same way that new messages would, though replies will be indicated within chats so anyone in the channel can view threads.
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Brainstorming, email threads, and pure frustration (honestly, good luck getting the Budweiser commercials out of your head) gave way to even more brainstorming, email threads, and pure frustration.
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Some of the resulting threads are like Russian nesting dolls, with multiple tweets each embedding older threads — it's easy to find yourself many layers deep and completely lost.
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There are times when that interoperability between desktop and phone just doesn't work like it's supposed to, like when group threads get chopped up into separate, unwieldy threads.
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One day after Threads from Instagram was released, the other Threads app saw its average app rating drop down in the Google Play store to just one star.
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Instead of swiping to delete individual threads, there's now a button that will allow you to "Manage Messages List" and delete multiple threads at once in one go.
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Since his colleagues had old email threads about the issue but never denied that Google took down the cache, I asked Shilkin if I could see the threads myself.
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All of your conversation threads stay intact and in order, and of course if anyone replies to one of your messages, those replies are kept private in their own threads.
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I think there are threads that connect these stories in this book and I think some of those threads are relevant to the Valley, or to Silicon Valley and tech.
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Moderators deleted many pro-Gaga threads during the game, as redditor TaintedSquirrel pointed out on the /r/undelete subreddit, which is dedicated to finding instances of purged threads throughout Reddit.
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Here's how it works: If you have a Close Friends list on Instagram, it will carry over to Threads (and if you don't already, you can make one on Threads directly).
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COMMON THREADS Investors are seeking common threads between the protests, such as wealth disparity, unemployment and lack of political voice, to help identify countries that may be vulnerable to similar instability.
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The long threads have become pretty common in the last couple of years, and it looks like Twitter has developed a way to compose threads ahead of time, and publish them simultaneously.
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She tugs on those threads and, like that iconic scene in The Hurt Locker, where all the threads pull up unexploded mines, she starts to realize that Cambridge Analytica links them all.
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Messenger Day injects sharing prompts into private threads Messenger Day injects sharing prompts into private threads Cloning could hinder Facebook recruiting – Who wants to go to work each day to copy Snapchat?
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It is, as the name suggests, a real loom that handles the messy job of keeping all those threads straight, organized and separated at the right times to accept the perpendicular threads.
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Instagram's new app, Threads, is just for your inner circle If you open Threads, Instagram's newest companion app, you'll find it looks a whole lot like the direct messages tab on Instagram.
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Because recent posts were parts of multiple, thematically intertwined threads, I would return again and again to the older threads, as each fresh post added a new beat to their narrative arc.
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Intel's 9th Gen Core i7 processor is expected to ship with 8 cores and 8 threads (up from the current 6 cores), with the Core i5 shipping with 6 cores and 6 threads.
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"IT IS THREADS, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the years," the French actress Simone Signoret once said of marriage, and for Sophia and Masafumi Watanabe, this is especially true.
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Beyonce wore the designer threads for her 2017 Grammy performance.
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Mr Sewing has binned the last threads of that ambition.
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There are hierarchies and threads reserved only for established members.
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They used to be called tweetstorms; now they're just threads.
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It is fuel for memes, and tweets, and Reddit threads.
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Google's AI assistant won't chime in on those message threads.
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Each of those individual threads has the structure of diamond.
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It's not clear that long discussion threads will be preserved.
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It's encased in tiny threads of red, white, and green.
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Ms. Brown's choreography here consists of different threads of movement.
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It's made in China with visible threads, sloppily sewn together.
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Companies she's invested in: Coinbase, Carta, Lambda School, and Threads
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I'm curious how "Silicon Valley" will navigate these treacherous threads.
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It's one of the main threads of our cultural fabric.
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This podcast will follow the two threads of impeachment simultaneously.
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There are a lot of plot threads running through Manhunt.
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I'm scrolling through people's bad takes, jokes, and rambling threads.
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It has eight cores, capable of running 26900 threads concurrently.
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Twitter says "hundreds of thousands of threads" are posted daily.
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Why do you think those threads continue to run through?
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But having threads front and center changes the entire philosophy.
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What are the great narrative threads that define British history?
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He was, however, exposed for being impressive in invisible threads.
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"There were these Reddit threads about this guy," Miyashiro said.
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On Wednesday, the app updated its comments with conversation threads.
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It has 73 cores and 24 threads and 105W TDP.
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It's been interesting watching some of the comment threads unfold.
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More importantly, the threads on KiA tell a different story.
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You should see all the threads he starts, then deletes.
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The PVA dissolves, leaving only fine interwoven threads of gold.
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SM: There are two main threads to this for me.
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Below, three examples reveal the interweaving threads of their friendship.
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I'm going to start texting you my email threads instead.
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I want themes, threads, a plot that proceeds toward resolution.
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Most recent threads included experimental pedagogy and expanded fashion practice.
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I can't help but recognize threads of that quality here.
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Instagram's new app, Threads, is just for your inner circle.
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Check out his threads, his shirt sums up his situation.
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That's the idea behind its new companion app Threads. 4.
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" Other threads ask "how many drivers use a piss bottle?
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These are joggers from a discontinued brand called Jack Threads.
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Nor by "Cats," with which it shares some narrative threads.
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When the site returned, threads about Ring had been deleted.
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Three threads follow the search for that lost boy, Will.
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"Unfixable" was a sentiment that appeared frequently in these threads.
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I would do these long City Council day tweet threads.
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So let's pull it a little bit on those threads.
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I keep screenshots of certain PerC threads on my phone.
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I follow threads linking place and people, past and present.
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You might be surprised to find the common threads in the producer's many works — threads that we are sure to see a lot more of, given Murphy's new, $300 million dollar deal with Netflix.
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Even Intel's 9th gen Core i7 processor is expected to ship with 8 cores and 8 threads (up from the current 6 cores), with the Core i5 shipping with 6 cores and 6 threads.
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A couple of blocks away from Zymergen a startup called Bolt Threads supplies the rag trade, and its own clothing subsidiary, with threads made of proteins from spider silk, and leather from fungal mycelia.
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Next year will see the release of AMD's first Threadripper CPU with 64 computing cores and 39503 threads, double that of the 32 cores and 64 threads found in the second-generation flagship 2990WX.
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It was a deceptively simple-looking open-sided box with a nozzle for extruding fine threads of plastic — over the course of minutes or hours, those threads would be painstakingly layered to form an object.
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See you on those Reddit threads — and then sometime in 2020.
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Facebook Messenger threads are about to get a lot more musical.
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That subplot is vital but just one of the juicy threads.
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You can horrify yourself by clicking through to see the threads.
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No mission is too hot when you've got threads this cool.
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Numerous threads like these remain open with comments intact, Quartz reports.
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And then we run the tracker and mapper on separate threads.
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In August, The Verge reported that Threads was in the works.
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Intelligence for signature strikes always had multiple threads and deep history.
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The opening scenes bring a lot of threads together very quickly.
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Other threads knit the writer's disparate subjects into a coherent oeuvre.
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Threads isn't a movie about humanity's ability to struggle and survive.
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The 2K restoration of threads hits Blu-ray on January 30.
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One feature Antebi is especially proud of is threads on Redkix.
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There are also threads on Apple's community forums and Verizon's forums.
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There are threads running throughout his work that connect both periods.
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Season two's various threads have to start coming together, and fast.
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This only works with iMessage threads, not with standard SMS messages.
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One example of this is showing full conversation threads in Messages.
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These are the common threads of all my post-college jobs.
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Her looped designs cover canvases, trains, and people in colorful threads.
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Among Atlanta's trap progeny, however, the threads run a little deeper.
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Yes, they inspire thoughtful comment threads about gender performance and identity.
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He was all over the place in his answers and threads.
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Sending media to specific friends is still done through message threads.
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There are two separate threads running through your letter, P&C.
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Sprinkle the chili, wood ears, and ginger threads over the top.
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That's why it couldn't be tucked away inside of chat threads.
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Baby wipes are interlaced with plastic threads so they won't tear.
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The actual comment threads have been taken over by Trump supporters.
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Most of the other cheating threads tend to be shorter-lived.
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We sifted through those threads and rounded up 13 compelling responses.
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Abloh's work via Off-White contains very few connective design threads.
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There are a lot of threads about Taylor Swift, in particular.
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However, the push to download Threads hasn't proven to be successful.
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Museums allow people to feel threads of interconnectedness that transcend time.
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Some of the dossier's broad threads have now been independently corroborated.
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Oliver was referred to, across multiple threads, as a national treasure.
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It's been rolled in melted butter with honey and saffron threads.
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That was my first reaction to the threads of my culture.
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She kept portions of the custom threads visible from underneath, however.
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Errors included scheduled text messages ending up in the wrong threads.
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If anything, it grabs onto a few too many narrative threads.
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Direct messages were more like a private posts and comment threads.
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Instagram launches Threads, a Close Friends chat app with auto-status
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For me, they've been most visible via long, informative Twitter threads.
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Because I got to see it play out in comment threads.
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Thematically, Into the Spider-Verse shares the same threads as Homecoming.
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The experience has inspired its share of meltdowns and Reddit threads.
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The threads of that speech are incredibly resonant and ironic today.
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Facebook's Instagram unit is developing a standalone messaging app called Threads.
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Threads has some neat features that you can't access through Instagram.
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There's a focus problem here: too many threads, not enough time.
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Now with Threads, Close Friends creates the foundation for something different.
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But there are still some regular-season threads to tie up.
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Were they something more inscrutable — ambiguous threads in Muir's tangled web?
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Biden's answer here deftly threads the needle between these two imperatives.
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More advanced sergers may use five or up to eight threads.
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The thing is, you have to really pull these threads apart.
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The two most important of these were threads that could transmit small amounts of electricity, made by dipping strings of cotton in conductive ink; and threads that would carry liquid through the tissue, created by giving the threads a hydrophilic coating that increased their capillary action (that's the same force that's in action when liquid soaks through a paper towel).
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There's the Ryzen 5003 2600X with 6 cores and 12 threads that retails for $190, the i9 9900K's predecessor, the $370 i7-8700K with 93 cores and 12 threads, and finally the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X.
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Some threads add colour; plainer ones allow the patterns to stand out.
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Are there any unifying threads in representations of food on The Simpsons?
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Correction: This piece originally suggested that the i5-8600K has 12 threads.
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Then, one commenter told her to check out popping threads on Reddit.
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I think there's two pretty clear narrative threads in Shadow of War.
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We've documented this again and again in articles, videos, and Twitter threads.
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But those accusations are now common on Reddit discussion threads about China.
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You might have noticed these "unrolled" threads — they're popping up all over.
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But Noxon takes none of these threads in the pat, expected directions.
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It works both within threads and outside it in the main feed.
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The chip has eight cores and 69003 threads, and starts at $329.
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But the two threads of this story took weeks to come together.
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" In response to one of those threads (since deleted), Doyle commented: "Wow.
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Both processors are 22018W chips and offer four cores and eight threads.
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Threads are rolling out today across Slack's web, desktop, and mobile apps.
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But in following so many threads, none of them are fully developed.
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It might be useful in longer threads featuring lesser-known tweeters, though.
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What, if anything, do you hope visitors take away from Invisible Threads?
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This promise is what brings all the disparate threads of Riverdale together.
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Threads in GitHub indicate this is a much-requested feature for ARCore.
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That bomb was Threads, a well-researched TV movie about nuclear war.
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We're thrilled to be partnering with Threads to make work more inclusive.
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They make the app look a lot more like Facebook comment threads.
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GettyTwitter is finally rolling out the ability to mute keywords and threads.
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Threads has a somewhat unconventional cost base as an e-commerce startup.
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The i7-7700K has just 4 cores that run 8 threads concurrently.
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Jerry Wooters in Gangster Squad, another glorified mannequin for Gosling's stylish threads.
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He wanted to see if there were any common threads among them.
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Other threads are team efforts, and following along is a wild ride.
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She wore her best dominatrix threads, showcasing both sides of her personality.
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Reply threads on Facebook are about to get a lot more animated.
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Threads of plot collide in ways that are alternately neat or excruciating.
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Facebook's power to tamper with users' private message threads could alarm some.
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But some common threads did emerge over the course of our conversations.
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More time must be spent policing threads that get out of hand.
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Wednesday's court filing acknowledges multiple relationships that are part of investigative threads.
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I spelunked into the human darkness that we call YouTube comment threads.
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A handful of threads and constant themes draw these various crises together.
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Elon Musk wants to implant tiny, mind-probing threads into human brains.
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There was more unexpected lyricism in Paul Lansky's "Threads," another So commission.
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Some of the threads Fitzpatrick traces through her subjects' stories prove disheartening.
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Scrolling down for a few hours unearthed several offensive threads and comments.
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Inside the threads, the message composer is now split into two parts.
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Thrillist, meanwhile, says you can sometimes find WiFi passwords on Foursquare threads.
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Twist has separate tabs for "threads" and "chats" to enable asynchronous communication.
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"We start pulling the threads out of the regulatory fabric," Warren said.
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TripAdvisor has several forum threads that discuss experiences with these mystery deals.
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But at her orchestra rehearsals, the fraying threads were impossible to miss.
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You can't separate out threads of history and race as economic construct.
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There are many threads in the story of America's increasingly unlivable cities.
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He has traded the army-surplus suits for finer Brooks Brothers threads.
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But, off the runway, you won't find him in luxe Italian threads.
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Richard ably threads his way through its masses, dispensing questions, dislodging opinions.
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Threads on online messages boards, like Reddit, engendered fevered discussion and debate.
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The threads may not all be original, but they're kept nicely distinct.
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And they will need clothing, durable threads that are not necessarily fashionable.
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When you open Threads, you'll open immediately to the camera like Snapchat.
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On Reddit, eight threads were posted in the same amount of time.
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On Reddit, there were threads of desperate buyers, searching for the plant.
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"Honestly, I haven't had a chance to test drive [Threads,]" Spiegel said.
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A few common threads: Better Breakfast Day 2: British beans on ... naan!
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That's intentional, since Threads is designed as a companion app to Instagram.
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"You get climate change deniers who post to those threads," she recalled.
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But all of these threads were building up to one unifying theme.
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By the end, the disparate threads connect and produce a satisfying surprise.
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Several threads discussing the theories have since appeared on Reddit as well.
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And which dangling plot threads have you most anticipating any future revelations?
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Its machines turn polyester and other synthetic fibers into custom-designed threads.
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OK, there are way too many plot threads that still need explaining.
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In Europe, the authorities are pursuing different threads from the same deception.
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Queen Mary unites threads already present in the work of both artists.
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The fabric's metallic threads seem to have corroded from a liquid spill.
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What are some unique ways that you think those threads manifest themselves?
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Each night, the candidates represented distinctly different threads in our country's tapestry.
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As of this writing, the top three threads on the Star Wars Battlefront subreddit and the top five threads of the /r/games subreddit are discussions by fans upset about the presence of loot boxes in a $60 game.
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Any number of online comment threads going back to the launch of healthcare.
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As it turns out, those two threads are closely related to each other.
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Jackson is less sure a movie like Threads would do as well today.
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Back JUMPER Threads' Peppermint Tech underwear for as little as $16 See Details
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It is capable of inserting six threads, each carrying 32 electrodes, per minute.
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Probably not — and those are just a few of CAOS' most tantalizing threads.
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In a fast-moving, ever-changing timeline, threads can powerfully dominate a conversation.
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There are entire Reddit threads dedicated to dissecting exactly what's bad about metalcore.
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That film was Threads, and anyone who's seen it will never forget it.
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Others said they're receiving texts in the wrong threads, or in separate ones.
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In others, it's meant CPUs have had more cores or threads packed in.
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Learn several advanced features of Ruby such as blocks, procs, threads, and metaprogramming.
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He said that when his videos appear in threads, it often brings abuse.
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There are several plot threads to Persona 5, all of which eventually converge.
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The denim is thick and substantial; you can make out the individual threads.
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The fungus sends out sticky threads that glue the corpse to the leaf.
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The loose threads are always dangling, as if sewn haphazardly and in jest.
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As the show goes on, threads from each disparate season are woven together.
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For the time being, the app is largely focused on redesigning conversation threads.
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How much you use threads will depend on your company and your job.
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Comments systems such as Coral encourage civil behaviour on websites and Facebook threads.
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Email threads with top advisers debating finer points of the campaign are common.
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There are whole threads dedicated to them, posting pictures, personal information, friends' information.
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There are numerous Reddit threads about it and posts in Nintendo's support forums.
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It's still unclear how exactly users will find and add bots to threads.
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Like the no-save user, this method requires old message threads for success.
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When I opened the oven, the trays were covered in black, sticky threads.
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Many of the other threads were complaints about how barebones DirecTV Now is.
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I soon upgraded to the mop with the yarn threads hanging through them.
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As a marketplace, Threads makes commissions from the suppliers when items are sold.
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Some of these threads are being removed by moderators while others remain active.
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Hundreds of Googlers were weighing in on email threads, in the actual doc.
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First, the scientists used electrical force to created charged threads of the material.
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CL: One could pull at the threads of this show at multiple places.
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While YouPorn is focused for now on finding common threads in their videos.
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This is not her first experience with the world of viral Reddit threads.
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In your apartment, at your loom, are you pulling the threads back together?
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But unlike Threads, these productivity services place an emphasis on real-time conversation.
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We analyzed 400 threads with more than 123 posts between 2006 and 2016.
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Even the Byrde kids -- frequently a weakness in such fare -- generate intriguing threads.
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Threads are really intended to solve use cases that are a little challenging.
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For our part, we'll kill such stories and threads when we see them.
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The content thread will be indistinguishable from the other threads in your clothes.
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They are the weavers and their ideas are the most colorful of threads.
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Ospina, 32, runs Belle Threads from her home in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey.
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But they only appeared on the blank white background of your messaging threads.
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Click through to shop all of the marked-down Beckham-designed threads, ahead.
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Consciousness, Man's World—traced the feminist threads in revolutionary societies across time and
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The nexus of the two threads is what happened in the 2016 election.
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Two threads that broke with established norms consistently ran through Tea Party discourse.
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From there, messaging takes place in distinct chat threads separate from Facebook Messenger.
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He sources his campaign materials from Reddit threads and white-nationalist Twitter accounts.
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Facebook is developing a new standalone messaging app called "Threads," per The Verge.
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The common threads can provide clues as to what your purpose might be.
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Season 3 picks up these loose threads and weaves a beautiful, complex tapestry.
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Epic Threads Big Boys Camouflage Tricot Pants, $18.90 (originally $45) [You save $26.10]
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The Atlanta Hawks' 2019-2020 City threads pay homage to "The Peach State."
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More importantly, by that point we were awash in satisfying new plot threads.
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Mute threads in Mail: Don't let a busy email conversation distract you anymore.
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I pick a bunch of threads that seem doable and get on it.
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A short time after they expire, threads are automatically removed from the site.
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Moderation existed only to allow each trader to hold domain over their threads.
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"She appears in multiple political and social threads of this story," Morris explains.
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Media outlets have learned how to combat bad communication behavior in comments threads.
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A Hindu bride wears a brightly colored sari, often red with gold threads.
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Instead, down looks a bit more like a tiny ball of cotton threads.
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There are some common threads to the successful paths these teams have followed.
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Common threads of warmth, industry and tenacity weave their way through each portrait.
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For Murff, isolation and contemplation were threads of solidarity between the two images.
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Threads require a subject line, which Loury says helps keep them on topic.
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" And, yet, we soon "feel at home in this network of countless threads.
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Reddit threads and YouTube videos abound with tutorials and results of self-experimentation.
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We've got more to come in 2018, but look for those common threads.
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A lot of dangling threads and unresolved story points await us next week.
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It's not clear what role Threads may play in the future of Facebook.
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Trying to weave the threads into a narrative, Left released his third report.
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Read all of the entries in our series: A lot of threads there.
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But what makes Threads especially different from Instagram is its new status feature.
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The music subtly threads lyrical lines through passages dominated by rippling rhythmic patterns.
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Family group text threads take up where the real dinner table left off.
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The most heated comment threads, they announced, would give priority to nonwhite participants.
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Instagram's new companion app, Threads, is specifically designed for messaging your close friends.
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The threads respond to swipes and taps, allowing users to control a phone.
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Twitter eventually started letting people pre-draft threads to publish all at once.
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There's also some leftover threads from last season that turn the pressure up.
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"If placed poorly, lip threads can cause lumps and other issues," she cautions.
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So far, the experiments aren't that radical: Redesigned tweet threads, colors and buttons.
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Matthias Pintscher, in the pit, found the connecting threads in Neuwirth's polyglot score.
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What connects these threads is the unique popularity of the American armed forces.
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Teal runs Hark Hub, home of the latest Hark videos and social threads.
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Mr. Trump isn't just pushing against one or two threads of economic consensus.
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On the one hand, we have the Republican Party that's shredding those threads.
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There are several common threads that run throughout the killings of transgender women.
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The employee said the comments they saw came in internal company email threads.
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I think there's certainly thematic ties, or threads you see from Southern artists.
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It doesn't lead to Twitter argument threads, but it makes for great music.
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The new threads are to be worn by the airline's 64,000 uniformed employees.
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A-Rod, on the other hand, was rocking his finest preppy dad threads.
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Let's try and connect these threads to the major themes of your book.
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Each chip is a four core processor (the Ryzen 5 has eight threads, while the 3 has just four threads) with Radeon Vega graphics — specifically, the Vega 11 architecture for the Ryzen 5 chip, and Vega 8 for the Ryzen 33.
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That makes him the perfect target for some alt-right trolls, who immediately posted threads on 4chan /pol/ claiming he was identified as the suspect: Some 4chan threads have now been deleted in the light of police finally naming the suspect.
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As Rachel spins her elaborate tales out of the threads the news provides, so I have spun my tale of the mysterious Ben Maddow and the covertly Jewish grandfather out of the threads she had offered in a forthcoming moment.
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As Business Insider reported this week, some Instagram users have confused the new Threads app with another app called Threads — meant for workplace communication — and have left a slew of complaints and one-star reviews on the Google Play store.
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As part of its Threads for Threads charitable initiative that provides free scrubs to under-resourced healthcare professionals around the world, Figs also hosts an annual mission trip that gives a small group of ambassadors an opportunity to hand-deliver donations.
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Things get more exciting from there as the Skylake-X i7 lineup offers three options: i7-7740X (four cores/eight threads, up to 4.5GHz, $340)i79803-7800X (six cores/12 threads, up to 4.0GHz, $390)i7-7820X (eight cores/16 threads, Turbo Boost 3.0, up to 4.5GHz, $183)Next comes the Skylake-X i9 lineup, the cheapest of which represents a nice price cut from last year's tippy-top model.
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But starting today, ephemeral messages will begin appearing directly inside of permanent chat threads.
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You can let Spark ignore non-relevant emails and notify you on important threads.
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Thankfully it resurfaced, leading to one of the best Reddit threads of all time.
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As early as last month, users reported deepfake threads being removed from the site.
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However, social media threads went into overdrive as MacDonald revealed his intentions to Helwani.
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Thousands engage with her tweets, which are usually quick clapbacks or short explanatory threads.
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So Twitter's making threads easier to create, easier to find, and easier to read.
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Let's pull on some of those dangling threads now that the season is over.
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The best threads you'll find in there are men mansplaining that mansplaining doesn't exist.
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Their journeys are threads in the immigrant legend, as old as this country itself.
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These are threads of their noted populism (a label that Trump, of course, denies).
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Can either of you think of any threads that have been neatly tied off?
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They found it in Reddit threads — topics seem to gain popularity quicker than before.
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By pulling on the threads carefully, you can make the button spin quite quickly.
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Then you lavish your creation, handpicking an ensemble from hundreds of accessories and threads.
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The laid-back jacket features subtle blue threads, which matched Kate's pop of color.
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Twitter is testing a pop-up mini profile inside of threads Sure, why not.
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The other battery is composed of two tiny threads made out of carbon nanotubes.
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My faded threads, leather jacket, and dirty Converse are majorly out of place here.
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One day, I remember browsing the list of threads and learning about someone's passing.
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Bachelor/ette threads are the most highly concentrated and extreme versions of these encroachments.
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Groups of women, some strangers, offer high fives as she threads through the tables.
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He pointed to apps like Front, which allows business teams to share email threads.
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Given these various and related threads, what's the likelihood that Giuliani is not involved?
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Every single day, there are 15 instant message threads I have to reply to.
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"People are seeing threads of their own story in the media," Ray-Jones said.
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There are many Reddit threads dedicated to finding out what really happened to Kathleen.
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He gets these people and then from them you pull threads, and they try.
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Other competitors include Workplace from Facebook, Mattermost and Flock, along with Threads and more.
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But again, I do mute my team's messaging threads, just don't tell them that.
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The signals from the threads are fed to a computer for storage and interpretation.
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India's remoter corners were tied to the centre by the thinnest of infrastructure threads.
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These integrations will allow users to tap into other services from within message threads.
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They recommend using area codes and old message threads as crutches for this method.
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We have both call and response stored in email threads, there for the reading.
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Carbon-fiber composites are made out of nearly microscopic yet superstrong threads of carbon.
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Threads' answer is to view its purpose as addressing the benefit of "asynchronous" conversation.
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But Fanning also threads a sense of melancholy and longing beneath Grace's glowing exterior.
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Specifically, Facebook now makes it much clearer where threads start and end in comments.
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But now the golden threads tying together Brangelina have been severed, and I'm shook.
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But a season-ending climax is an opportunity to bring all the threads together.
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Multiple cores and threads address this issue somewhat, but can also multiply the severity.
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YouTubers have also recently posted exasperated Reddit threads about the service's broken copyright system.
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YARN's narrative threads arise organically from the hands and words of the artists themselves.
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Check out some of the threads you'll be able to find on sale below.
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It's not a murder mystery per se, but that's one of the central threads.
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As we interviewed all these forty-something women, we started to hear similar threads.
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Threads has a few features that Kazi said will make the service stand out.
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"Our expectation is not that threads we're gonna replace the message input," Rosania said.
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Kim and Kate, 37, are also known for dressing their kids in designer threads.
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If there's a place where these two threads combine, it could be virtual reality.
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Jackie, Iman, Candice Swanepoel and even Cam Newton rocked G's threads over the years.
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Within it are various threads exploring the meaning of the band's recent "Daydreaming" video.
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That said, maybe it's still worth remembering peace here really does hang by threads.
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"Brand ambassadors are the way to go." photo credit: Threads Refined for Mizzen+Main
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For two years, director Brandon Vedder followed Bazan around America to separate the threads.
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An illustration showing the current implementation of the threads (top left), and future uses.
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With iOS 10, our text threads will now suggest correcting some words to emoji.
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There are now hundreds of thousands of threads tweeted out every day, notes Twitter.
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Well, Bustle recently wrote an article about the growing phenomenon of dick appreciation threads.
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It's not yet clear whether Cohen's assistance will boost other threads of the investigation.
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"Threads" is designed to promote constant, intimate sharing between users and their closest friends.
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Facebook is testing a new messaging app for Instagram called Threads, the Verge reports.
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They also participated in email threads that included conversations about firing bartenders and dancers.
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Books of Style "Wear and Tear: The Threads of My Life," by Tracy Tynan.
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The feature can be used on users who reply to your comments or threads.
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Change up your conversations with different people by changing the way the threads look.
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I gazed up at my model airplanes, moonlit, hanging by threads from the ceiling.
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The Orlando Magic drew on the Sunshine State's citrus fields for its City threads.
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There are many stylistic threads on "Queen," but Minaj is most focussed on rapping.
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Sequins have discolored, threads have come loose, and paint on the soles is cracking.
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She's akin to a puppet, manipulated by threads that limit her freedom of movement.
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Delicate acrylic threads protruding from a skirt resemble the threadlike tentacles of a jellyfish.
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Months later, if your code base evolved, your conversation threads will still be there.
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Through every step of this process, reddit threads would pop up, full of speculation.
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He published threads on subreddits for gay players, and reached out to queer critics.
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Kopas identifies threads between past and present, and takes stock of what was lost.
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In their angry, cascading comment threads, Make America Great's followers express no such ambivalence.
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Pinpoint is similar to Oxford but woven with thinner threads for a smoother hand.
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End-on-end features contrasting warp and weft threads that create a heathered look.
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The sleeves of her dress were sliced, hanging by threads and soaked in blood.
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And while the rocker calls Threads her final album, she isn't giving up music.
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This is not a phone for long conversational volleys or for animated group threads.
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"One of the most popular threads was a thread about white supremacy," she remembered.
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The new display should make it much easier to actually read and write threads.
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Shine's name runs through all the threads of the sexual harassment saga at Fox.
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Some of the mill's machines turn the filaments of silk worm cocoons into threads.
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Most plants intertwine their roots with networks of underground fungal threads that supply nutrients.
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Messi threads a ball to Aguero in the area, but his shot is blocked.
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"The Deuce" is a textbook demonstration of how to set up multiple character threads.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger has been known to offer motivational comments on Reddit threads about bodybuilding.
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Threads appears to represent the company's latest effort to make that vision a reality.
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But the pandemic is also creating a lot more threads to keep up with.
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His new show, "Stephen Posen Threads: Paintings from the 1960s and '70s," opens Tuesday.
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Before it dove into those characteristics, the firm outlined some of the common threads.
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Gifs of Dern screaming, "I SAID THANK YOOUUUUUUU!!!!" swam wildly into comment threads everywhere.
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Paul Thomas Anderson's "Magnolia" (on Friday) weaves its threads together in a magnificent crescendo.
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Writers sometimes enhance their stories with long tweet threads that explain the reporting process.
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Plot-wise, there are so many dangling threads that season 2 can pick up.
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A quick glance at the Fallen Order subreddit finds dozens of threads debating dismemberment.
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The director Alex Timbers ("Beetlejuice") was brought in to coax out threads and themes.
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Teenagers weave together their understanding of sex with the threads made available to them.
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Offill nodded, gathering my dropped threads, as she does, weaving it into a conversation.
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"These threads reinforce ideas of the great replacement, invasions, and incursions," said Miller-Idriss.
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Threads offers "persistent connection," Instagram's director of consumer product management Robby Stein tells me.
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But, even with the rough cycles, I haven't noticed any thinning or loose threads.
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Eventually the plot threads tighten, and it becomes clear that there's some trouble ahead.
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FACEBOOK SAYS LAUNCHING THREADS FROM INSTAGRAM, A NEW CAMERA-FIRST MESSAGING APP - COMPANY WEBSITE
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On its face, Threads looks a lot like the direct messaging tab in Instagram.
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Sure, it sounds a bit scary, but the threads aren't actually made of cotton.
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In that case you need Kasich, who ties up the few threads you've got.
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Kansas City is an excellent place for it, especially for used and vintage threads.
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Within two days, Laime had identified at least 13 accusers in various Facebook threads.
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But its main focus continues to be on the display of the threads themselves.
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And those searches are constantly surprising me with interesting connections or long-forgotten threads.
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If you spot these threads, the web-building process will not be far behind.
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It would seem natural for the next step to be connecting those two threads.
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On a recent morning, miners were sifting chunks of rock searching for golden threads.
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It is the end of all things, even its own narrative threads and metaphors.
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Not only do all these threads come together, but Francofonia also mixes formal conventions.
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They comment, repost, and bump up threads seeking women from specific bases or units.
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From threads to shreds and back again, in my imagination I complete the story.
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The Reddit group iPhone had threads urging fans to ditch the "crappy plastic" wrapper.
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As in Messages for iOS, the message you send out creates a new conversation thread, but the SMS is also duplicated in the threads you have with each individual contact, and any replies are kept in those one-to-one threads as well.
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It still has the same Zen architecture as the rest of the Ryzen line, but the Threadripper will be a CPU with up to 16-cores and 32-threads — for comparison, the high end Ryzen 7 offers has eight cores and 16 threads.
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It looks a bit like a carousel, several feet in circumference, except instead of wooden horses and swans spinning around, there are the warp threads, the long threads that extend the length of a piece of fabric (the weft runs the width).
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Molly's Game is tremendous fun, and Sorkin threads together the storylines and themes with ease.
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And there was no evidence aired this week that tied any of those threads together.
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Delicate threads of volcanic glass, known as "Pele&aposs hair," even wafted through the air.
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Trump also insisted that he doesn't do "tweetstorms," multi-tweet threads about a given topic.
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The downside, of course, is that official thread support will surely lead to more threads.
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The threads then record the information being transmitted onto a tiny sensor called the N1.
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Not every game gets a sequel, inevitably leaving plot threads unresolved and character arcs unfilled.
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I think the consistent theme that threads them together is the desire to help others.
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It's an interesting experiment that connects to a lot of different threads in Amazon's business.
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Still, the threads are a public record most scientists wouldn't want associated with their work.
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You could make hearts or snow rain down on chat threads with the right emoji.
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The problem becomes more obvious as the multiple plot threads begin to weave into one.
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Prepare yourself: Come September, animated representations of your friends' faces will fill your iMessage threads.
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The connection made using thin flexible "threads" would allow many neurons' activity to be recorded.
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So do the seared salmon steaks with a gently creamy mustard sauce and dill threads.
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All these intersecting threads of money and power and vindictiveness and betrayal, it sounds fake.
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Even when the main mass is removed, those threads remain despite chemotherapy and radiation treatment.
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No disciplinary action appears to have been taken against any employees involved in these threads.
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This song "weaves together threads of vintage fidelity and timeless, torch-like sentiment," said Pandora.
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That puts comments, or more specifically comment threads, in position to become the new shares.
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It's hard to imagine a more elegant implementation of threads than the one Slack designed.
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At this discovery, the /r/ABDL subreddit filled with angry threads about Rearz's trademark filings.
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Most iPhone users have had the experience of slipping in and out of iMessage threads.
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Unfortunately, the second half of the season never assembled those threads into a coherent whole.
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To start, those who want to start threads first register as organizations on the platform.
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Runners, hikers, snowboarders, traceurs and other such outdoor adventurers may have heard of JUMPER Threads.
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"There were these long threads of clouds, filamentary clouds pretty unlike Earth clouds," he said.
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For years he's been taking inspiration from Reddit threads and painting them as watercolors, shittily.
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That's why walking out in Guess threads from head to toe would certainly draw attention.
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The common threads are, what are the stories I read the most as a child?
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Walk us through the two lynchings that serve as the main threads for the book.
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Twitter threads offer a powerful sense of caesura, the pregnant pause between words or phrases.
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Here's a terrible piece of evidence showing that caesura in Twitter threads can be powerful.
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Reddit's comment threads can also become long and ungainly, which makes Comment Collapser and Threadit.
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This resistance is what threads many of Burckhardt's distinct bodies of work and styles together.
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The Butina case has always been one of the oddest threads of the Russia investigation.
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We follow the tangled threads of causality and correlation that mean the most to us.
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In addition to the physical threads, geometric shapes also lend the images an illustrated quality.
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How Latch manages to pluck all these variously tensed threads will be interesting to watch.
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Here's a few examples of what different types of Reddit threads look like when embedded:
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The touch zone is visible with some threads, but it's not some big ugly wires.
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Stickers were previously only available in message threads where they'd appear on a white background.
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Threads on that forum included "Perfect abduction fantasy" and "planning a kidnapping," the complaint said.
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Excerpted from Threads: From the Refugee Crisis by Kate Evans by arrangement with Verso Books.
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You can expect the acronym "BMO" to permeate the text threads for your summer shenanigans.
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Also, users can now add linked text boxes, reply to comments, and join conversation threads.
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But Slack remains a real-time messaging service at heart, so threads don't feel native.
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But at one point I had a big piece of paper to track the threads.
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There is one area, though, where people seem to love Tapbacks: Fast-paced group threads.
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It has a filling of saffron threads, white truffle, vanilla from Madagascar and gold flakes.
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The user posted two separate Reddit threads to the Makeup Addiction subreddit of swabbed makeup.
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It stars in Stormfront threads and appears on reading lists disseminated on 8chan's /pol/ board.
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Get schwifty with some new Rick and Morty threads while you're waiting for Season 4.
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There are Reddit threads and one famously busy message board devoted to sharing unusual successes.
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Many Twitter threads on #HimToo, the hashtag about false accusations, were posted by worried mothers.
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At the Suk Pyongyang textile factory, employees sort and process silkworms to produce silk threads.
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"Unbelievable" tells the story of those two threads coming together with a fantastic ensemble cast.
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A public 'show' Sycophancy -- and narcissism -- are threads running through the political system, Durvasula said.
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The reigning champion Toronto Raptors went with black and gold threads for their City jerseys.
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Sure there were no memes, or threads...but there was also no outrage, no spats.
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It's also launching a prototype app that will experiment with new ideas around conversation threads.
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So, too, did the acquisition of men's threads lend me a new sense of self.
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Trudeau's mostly bare bod has knotted together a few different threads of Canada's many neuroses.
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There were loose threads on the garment when I took it out of the package.
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Percale sheets have the same number of combed, tightly woven threads running horizontally and vertically.
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Around it, all the threads of the ample plot come together — including a few surprises.
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There are more than 9313,000 members loving up on raw food in almost 13,000 threads.
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Facebook is testing an Instagram spinoff app called Threads, The Verge's Casey Newton reported Monday.
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There are many interesting threads in Castro's book, but little in the way of introspection.
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So spare everyone the endless phone notifications and email threads and try these methods instead.
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The truth is, these common threads don't expand our vision of masculinity very much, either.
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Pull these threads together, cut and paste episodes out of time and place — what happens?
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Threads filled with GIFs, memes, videos and photos can take up a ton of space.
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A cardiologist threads the device to the heart through a blood vessel in the groin.
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Facebook is developing a new messaging app called "Threads", according to technology website The Verge.
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But NHTSA says in its new document that it thinks its strategy threads the needle.
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Other threads are longer, because the novel's individual stories are narrated from the present day.
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Now several women labored there in a curtained-off section, snipping extra threads, checking stitching.
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There are sentimental threads here, including a friend's pregnancy and a Hallmark-moment family reconciliation.
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For my first customer support agent, I copied all my email threads into a document.
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She just wanted a government that left a few threads loose for her to tug.
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When I can't figure out how it all fits together, I look for common threads.
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Facebook on Thursday announced the launch of Threads, a new messaging app for Instagram users.
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On 4chan, the anonymous and unrestricted online message board, six separate threads promoted the video.
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The fungus grows inside the ant, threads its way to the brain and hijacks it.
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The various threads of the book are here woven into a light, yet taut, textile.
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At my most elaborate, I've made radish "threads," hand-cut with the sharpest of knives.
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Essentially, Levi's gave up on weaving the touch-sensitive Jacquard threads into the sleeve itself.
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Dubinsky says that speaks to common threads among the fraudsters who specialize in small businesses.
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Brietbart's top three Facebook posts in November were all open discussion threads with banal questions.
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You switch back to the channel, and do your best to pick up the threads.
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The fungus grows inside the ant, threads its way to the brain and hijacks it.
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That's what years of talk radio, social media threads and Fox News outrage has sown.
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Ultimately, the most potent drama rises from the way these two threads warp each other.
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These threads dissolve in the hundreds of pages of vaguely sketched economic history that follow.
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Threads of fuchsia emerge from the organs and spill into stagnant puddles on the floor.
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As of yesterday, some threads on the issue are said to have almost 100,000 comments.
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The link between the two men and the fact that they're Canadian are common threads.
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Sweat begins to squeeze its way out of every pore like threads of oily toothpaste.
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A lot of it is Twitter, and then people linking me to threads on 503chan.
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You could argue that Threads has the same intention: email chains, especially those with multiple parties, can also be hard to follow and are in any case often very messy to look at: something that the conversations in Threads also attempt to clear up.
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"These blackfishing threads just remind me how blackness is viewed as a commodity," one person tweeted.
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It exemplified the tangled threads of a North Korea policy seesawing uneasily between diplomacy and pressure.
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Tanya Aguiñigas work results from a lifetime of creating textile pieces from broken and found threads.
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"The common threads were that high school kids don't use Facebook much," he tells The Verge.
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"We would make silk and other threads for some companies in the United States," he said.
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But as the movement has come into greater focus, its various threads have become more apparent.
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You're seeing it today with the entire fashion world being on the jock of skate threads.
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"I'm glad I did it," Mick Jackson, the director of Threads, told me over the phone.
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Scientists at Bolt Threads, for example, are developing a silk made from lab-grown spider webs.
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His journey kicked off a few great investigative threads on Reddit, YouTube, and Vinesauce's own forum.
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Want to know which topics and threads to check out but don't know where to start?
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But the original Peaks was a mystery series, full of dangling plot threads and unexplained occurrences.
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Mr. Alhanoun threads strips of seasoned meat onto the skewers himself rather than buying prefabricated cones.
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Her videos regularly appear in shaming threads, which she blames on people not understanding her humor.
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Reddit began putting threads that had white nationalist or alt-right propaganda under "quarantine" in 2017.
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Of course, for every good Twitter thread there are 100 of threads of boring dudes mansplaining.
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Finally, there's the status screen, which seems likely to be the most controversial aspect of Threads.
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A cavernous space beneath the Houses of Parliament, it threads escalators down through huge concrete columns.
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Instagram comments will now be organized into threads, just as they are on parent company Facebook.
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The "argument&apos" escalated quickly and Twitter users following the threads enjoyed every second of it.
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The worker dissatisfaction has spilled out across winding, heated threads on Facebook Workplace, the people said.
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Mulder's new conspiracy is just one of the many, many frayed threads wrapped throughout this episode.
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Still, like many changes to Slack, threads will likely mean you spend more time using Slack.
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Threads are for work that can't be ignored, and they are likely to demand your attention.
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Now it's rolling out a new feature that will make it even easier to make threads.
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This could further stoke in-bound message threads that will eventually become opportunities to show ads.
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Google team members have already responded in the forum threads to try and gather more information.
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You can then assign emails, comment before replying and integrate your CRM with your email threads.
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"I installed the app and started a few different threads," Zdziarski wrote in a blog post.
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Despite its power and enduring relevance, Threads has always been tough to find outside of Britain.
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But email is not the only kind of conversation medium that Threads thinks it can replace.
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The multiple threads do not appear driven by a sense of crisis, and that is wrong.
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A. natives will recognize this insanely curated store featuring up-and-coming designer threads and housewares.
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I think the common threads are the people who claim that they love you may not.
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Use a pin to pull out several threads around the border to create a fringed effect.
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It also threads the surrogate-pregnancy industry and "rent-a-womb tourism" into its dense weave.
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" In the forum, he allegedly viewed sub-threads called "Perfect abduction fantasy" and "planning a kidnapping.
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Much of the discussion is being carried out in public on threads dedicated to the issue.
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I'm interested in how the threads of the attention economy and the gig economy come together.
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In comparison, AMD's Threadripper processor, one of Intel's closest competitors, has 16-cores and 32 threads.
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That's right, now you can date the people who reply to Trump tweets in long threads.
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It is made from the finest metallic threads, with a hemline bordered with lacy chain mail.
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Kyoto Threads is a new Kickstarter project that's looking to get into the sheep-counting market.
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It begins to piece its plot threads together in a way that fits, without feeling crowded.
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That's why Threads' most direct competitor is Workplace, a service launched by Facebook in late 2016.
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Meanwhile, a handful of other jurisdictions around the country are pursuing various Trump-related threads. 123.
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Search engines no longer show any responses on threads and the forum double-checks privacy settings.
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Traffic stops for minor violations are one of the common threads linking high-profile police shootings.
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The chocolate has a filling of saffron threads, white truffle, vanilla from Madagascar and gold flakes.
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But they said threads won't get overheated or explode, as they don't contain lithium-ion batteries.
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Here and there, there are some threads on cool planets and creatures that players have found.
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Plus, we'll hear from Threads founder and CEO Sophie Hill, as well as Starling's Anne Boden.
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There's a lot going on in this story, and some of the threads are barely connected.
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Riverdale ended its freshman season by tying up loose threads — and unraveling families in the process.
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Some threads are broken, but they're supported by many more absorbing the energy as a network.
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A nameless narrator joins a food cult and slowly starts to lose the threads of reality.
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So try one of those to help untangle the many threads of Washington's political hell circus.
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Other conventions, like chatting in threads and posting images, are much the same as predecessor sites.
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Overall, European cities seem to have more vintage threads and vinyl than Americans, according to Movehub.
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This in turn helped funnel hate speech, amplify rumors, and pull others into heated discussion threads.
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The baseball world seems to have as many connective threads as the seams on a ball.
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In the meantime, do enjoy the magnificent digs, the designer threads and the frolicking nude stars.
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But in its first week, Threads is drawing significantly less interest than Instagram's other standalone apps.
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The small group threads its way along the darkening street, past rotting cauliflower and coconut shells.
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Day after day, he rips at the last remaining threads of decency holding this nation together.
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That leaves several possible threads that Mueller's office has pulled on and have yet to resolve.
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Here she picks up on a theme that threads through the memoir, the indeterminacy of memory.
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The movie leaves dangling threads unaddressed by the end, even though they're resolved in the book.
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The movie leaves dangling threads unaddressed by the end, even though they're resolved in the book
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The stigmas are separated by hand from the blossom and then dried into rusty-red threads.
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The Russia investigation's myriad threads can be overwhelming to follow, even for the most dedicated observer.
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It simply has too many ideas, threads, tangents, and notes to coalesce in any coherent way.
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Check out photos of each team&aposs threads below:Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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The Golden State Warriors opted for a black and blue version of their classic City threads.
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The app is called Threads, and it's available starting today on both iOS and Android devices.
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I actually have several pairs because I keep one with my sewing machine to cut threads.
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Before the age of awareness, people conversed via blog posts, threads in discussion forums, email chains.
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But it reflects something essential about New York as a place made up of many threads.
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In her professional life, Ms. Knoll had been discreet about the autobiographical threads of her novel.
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When a player threads that needle, he can affect games on both sides of the ball.
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The one new feature is several color gradients you can use to customize specific chat threads.
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The hope is that squashes trolling and flame wars often found on other social media threads.
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While there, she helped to institute more anti-harassment measures for the site's infamously aggressive threads.
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So families patch together the holes in their finances with the threads of our safety net.
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The production of Bolt Threads' synthetic spider silk material has nothing to do with actual spiders.
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People are used to weaving disparate threads of human suffering into a single matrix of injustice.
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The Souvenir doesn't knit its threads together too tightly; it asks us to weave ourselves in.
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It seems likely that both of those insights were used in the justification for Threads' existence.
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Facebook (FB) is developing a new messaging app called "Threads," according to technology website The Verge.
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Location tracking is more interesting, though at the moment, Threads won't show anyone your exact location.
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Whatever the reason, sometimes Twitter threads can get long, which can make them difficult to follow.
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Details: The description of the new Threads app by Facebook draws an uncanny resemblance to Snapchat.
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This being a social mosaic of sorts, plot threads and characters abound, so bear with me.
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Senators described Mr. Mueller as having plenty of leeway to pursue various threads in the investigation.
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A chayote centerpiece surrounded by turmeric root, saffron threads, whole cloves, cinnamon sticks and cardamom pods.
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Meeting invites demand your immediate confirmation, bloated email threads require your input, deadlines aren't pushed back.
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Twitter has tweaked its UI to make it easier to add new tweets to old threads.
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Yet, even as the collection weaves the threads of nostalgia, Agnon is at work unweaving them.
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The threads that remain hanging imbue this peculiar story of paradise lost with a tragic resonance.
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Woodson has woven both threads into her latest book, "Red at the Bone," published this month.
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As for suiting, his closet is filled with threads made by legendary Brooklyn tailor Martin Greenfield.
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In response, electromagnetic threads snaked back up from the volcano, which were detected by the helicopter.
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Former CIA Cindy Otis and other disinformation experts highlighted some of the misinformation in Twitter threads.
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Yet there are still so many loose threads to be pulled that the story feels incomplete.
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"It pulls so many negative threads together," said Kevin Evans, a longtime Jakarta-based political observer.
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New summery threads, new sunnies, and – perhaps most important of all – an all-new summer fragrance.
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This seemed like a good moment to pull the threads together and really look at it.
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Various reddit threads dedicated to discussing the level cited, without evidence, that it took 16 days.
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External researchers can be granted access to specific threads, such as to the bugs they report.
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In gardening forums across the West, there are threads dedicated to the eradication of the weed.
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Ancient fish may have snacked on the threads of flesh still clinging to the exposed bones.
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In discussion threads for Mafia III and Watch Dogs 2 on game forums, user reviews on Metacritic, or comment threads below the reviews on sites like Polgyon and Gamespot, it's common to read opinions that these games are just Black Lives Matter or "social justice warrior" propaganda.
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At that point, deleting-and-repeating severs conversation threads, breaks quoted tweets, and turns replies into orphans.
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And yet, Nintendo doesn't run its business according to the suggestions outlined by the most fervent threads.
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That's because games currently tend to benefit from faster individual cores and scale worse across multiple threads.
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In the new build of twttr, engagements do not appear by default in conversation threads, as before.
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My fingers clench and smooth at the hot, overclocked fabric as my threads turn green with knowledge.
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JT: I-, the world is-, is global, okay, and there are many global threads between our economies.
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"I tried to put into Threads images that you couldn't get out of your head," Jackson said.
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The spot has a warm and secluded feel, as mood lighting threads its way across the room.
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So far they are disparate ideas, hanging threads waiting for a broader intellectual movement to collect them.
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Plenty of Reddit threads and fan theories suggest that Dany doesn't make it to the Iron Throne.
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They're both decently tasking processes that really take advantage of all those cores and threads I've mentioned.
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The unifying theme of the tree conceptually threads the pieces even when it is not visually apparent.
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"We still see 4chan threads saying 'Does anybody know where I can find Anon-IB,'" said Bowden.
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The moment all three threads do connect, the film shifts genres, recasting the meaning of earlier scenes.
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One EU negotiator says that in normal times it would take a decade to untangle the threads.
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But if you're ready to ride those 16 threads to gaming bliss, expect to open those wallets.
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Instagram today is introducing Threads, a messaging app designed to be used only by your closest friends.
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The update allows Slack teams to initiate voice and video calls through Skype from within Slack threads.
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In addition to developing the threads, Neuralink's other big advance is a machine that automatically embeds them.
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The two threads are then packed together into a tiny, hollow tube filled with the electrolyte solution.
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She likes to make the saffron broth first, steeping the threads into boiling water for maximum flavor.
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There are also a number of online resources including Reddit threads talking about this thing's emulation prowess.
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Glioblastomas typically affect adults, and are highly fatal because they send out a web of cancerous threads.
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Previously, this gesture only worked on tweets in conversation threads, where the engagement buttons had been hidden.
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But damn, athleisure gets expensive: The full tally of my month of athleisure threads comes to $3,451.04.
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And perhaps the chat-and-threads model will be faster and more efficient than your old system.
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Comment threads under Facebook posts and mentions in Twitter replies are woefully poor at promoting civil discussion.
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Check out how Pixar structures its movies and the threads and themes that tie the films together.
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Invisible Threads runs from September 22 to December 31, 2016 at The NYU Abu Dhabi Art Gallery.
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This film has electrically conducting threads running through it to form a set of grids (see picture).
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And by the time all of the season's threads converge, the show is firing on all cylinders.
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"One of the key threads of my life has been the sacrifices of my mother," he said.
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You'll then see a phone icon at the top of your one-on-one threads and channels.
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Those were followed up with multiple reddit threads, rallying communities to try and locate the missing person.
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It's also one the last remaining threads leading all the way back to the dawn of Windows.
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From Reddit threads to formal studies, obscene phone calls are a known facet of suicide hotline work.
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Democrats are chasing Mr Trump's tax returns and may start yanking on threads Mr Mueller left dangling.
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There&aposs no threads, except for this, which will -- hopefully, we&aposll get some answers on it.
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You can slice an opponent to threads smiling the whole time and they come back thanking you.
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There are also tweets and Reddit threads about the new feature so it's a lot of smoke.
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Check out the threads ... looks like Justin's a big fan of Utah Jazz star Donovan "Spida" Mitchell.
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"Our bio-inspired hybrid threads could be manufactured from virtually any components," said first author Hervé Elettro.
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You could get down several threads deep into the thing and then get booted out and lose.
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Threads will be rolling out on Android, iOS, and the web "in the coming weeks," Twitter said.
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Plus, even though users have to initiate threads with bots now, that won't always be the case.
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On a number of threads created Saturday, unnamed people shared the video and linked to archived versions.
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Camar's "extreme cut out jean" is a whopping $168 for a denim belt holding up some threads.
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Threads of ink meander from the top of the structure like splayed wires dangling from a cable.
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YIIK centers around the ONISM1999 blog, which will update with more supernatural threads as the game progresses.
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McAlister fired up Tor on his personal laptop and pulled up the full threads on Dream Market.
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When I need to get away from the real world, I turn to vitriolic threads for entertainment.
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It doesn't work because it doesn't have anything to do with anything: None of the threads connect.
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The feature allows users to pay for their threads to appear at the top of the site.
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It's impossible to read Threads without feeling an emotional response, from outrage to tenderness to deep frustration.
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And Threads, Kazi said, is better suited for these types of work conversations than Workplace by Facebook.
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The new Breitbart was a zeitgeist for the political threads which would become the populist-right movement.
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The goal for Threads, however, is not to replace Slack proper, core product lead Paul Rosania said.
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The piece sparked heated reactions on Twitter, where multiple threads went viral in anger towards DoorDash's policy.
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Big one-off moments—Janine's delivery, the Mexican delegation—feel drawn from threads in a larger cloth.
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Yik Yak, a once popular app for anonymous discussion threads, just closed its doors this past April.
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Uniqlo also offers an insane selection of heattech shirts, crewnecks, and any other threads you can imagine.
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That leaves us wondering what loose threads from the original film will tie into the new plot.
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Yet it also counterweights the theme with subtle narrative threads that paint its characters as mentally unstable.
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The series also does itself a disservice by teasing meaningful threads and then not exploring them fully.
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In a story like this, with all these threads, it's best to just begin at the beginning.
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Removal could be particularly challenging for Neuralink, because it's using remarkably thin electrode-holding "threads," Robinson said.
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People who are nervous to take the leap have even created Reddit threads about dyeing their hair.
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How do you piece all these disparate threads together and start to make sense of the whole?
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Larry Tye, a former Boston Globe journalist, is the latest to try to untangle these delicate threads.
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Electrodes for recording mechanical or chemical activity can be created by covering the threads with conductive ink.
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And fried squid sprinkled with puffed rice and chickpea-flour threads to turn up the crunch factor?
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After the proteins are purified, they can be spun into a textile that Bolt Threads calls Microsilk.
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Thirty-seven tailors bend their heads, trying to guide frayed threads through a maze of eight loops.
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These plot threads tend to appear briefly, disappear for a while, then reappear, sometimes in retrospective summation.
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The artisan uses an awl to punch the holes, and, using two needles, threads then fastens them.
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Facebook released a new companion app to Instagram called Threads, which lets you message your closest friends.
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Its separate messaging app, Threads, which mimics Snapchat's format of quick image-based messaging, launched last week.
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Threads could enable Facebook to poach more customers from rival Snapchat, which offers a similar messaging service.
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In concert, Mitski threads bitter lyricism into her vocal runs and even gnaws on her guitar strings.
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