But people had always been like you should try out for [American] Idol, you should try out for this and that.
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" Another wrote, "Anyone is entitled to try out ideas.
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If possible, try out active noise cancellation before you buy.
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Try out these healthier versions of your favorite junk food.
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"I've some big new ideas to try out," he said.
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Having trouble deciding which trends to try out this spring?
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Maybe she'll try out her skills as a handbag designer?
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I try out my sales pitches and presentations on her.
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What new beauty products are you excited to try out?
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Ready to see us try out all three extraordinary looks?
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It isn't yet available for regular users to try out.
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That's where we're going to try out our new ideas.
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Messenger Kids lets kids try out Facebook's augmented reality effects.
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So I got a chef to try out the prototype.
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Get ready to try out — drumroll — the erotic cookie cutter.
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Self has seven squat variations for you to try out.
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All were charitable foundations keen to try out the concept.
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I went to AltspaceVR's offices to try out its system.
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You can view and try out Harris's software on Github.
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I did get to try out the new 3Doodler Start.
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It can try out new things in an innovative way.
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Especially in games you should try out everything you can.
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Which new active line are you excited to try out?
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She was encouraged to try out for the track team.
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It's $10 apiece to see comedians try out new material.
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Otherwise you'll have the chance to try out your favorites.
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Try out these fifteen tips to make that more manageable.
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"It's healthy to try out new things," Mr. Sorensen said.
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I am so excited to try out this next palette.
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I didn't get to try out the VR experiences, though.
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Today, Vang decided she'd try out the liner for herself.
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Maine will try out a new voting system on Tuesday.
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Each year about 60 guys try out on both sides.
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You can try out PTE for free for 30 days.
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Who was the best to try out his pitching chops?
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Some are for farmers to try out in the fields.
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He personally went to furniture showrooms to try out seating.
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It helps them to try out new strategies and formats.
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Now it was time to try out the finished product.
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Mashable was given one of the helmets to try out.
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Go ahead and try out the new DM search bar.
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You can try out this new technology for yourself here.
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No. But students deserve the chance to try out ideas.
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Or try out an episode or two of Waypoint Radio!
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Try out some of the tests featured in Psychobook here.
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You can also try out HBO's pretty fun new Snapchat filter.
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To try out Apple's built-in scanner for yourself, open Notes.
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We visited OrCam's office in Jerusalem to try out the device.
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Two to three times more try out for the Dallas Cowboys.
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Eventually, you can try out to be a Sephora Pro Artist.
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This is really awesome to try out during oral sex, too!
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Want to try out a new way to braid your hair?
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There are plenty of active date ideas to try out together.
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Try out the U-pet Bubble Window Pet Carrier See Details
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Instead, I invite some people to come try out Juicero's juice.
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My plan that night was to try out some new material.
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Then Dyson sent me its new task light to try out.
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Get your friends together and go try out sumo suit wrestling!
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We got to try out the Iofit shoes earlier this year.
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Some signed up to give it a try out of curiosity.
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Businesses can sign up to try out Office 2019 right here.
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After that, you are ready to try out your first recipe.
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On the highway, we were able to try out Tesla's Autopilot.
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Use a tablet computer to try out a mix of apps.
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David Ibekwe: OK, so I'm gonna try out this printing device.
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I also didn't get to try out the other two games.
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One former co-worker insisted I try out GoRuck's shooter series.
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The Asana Rebel app is free to download and try out.
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I jumped at the chance to try out the Rodecaster Pro.
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The first thing I did, obviously, was try out the animoji.
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Or maybe he just wanted to try out some new flavors.
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CanvasPop offered to let TechCrunch try out the Prisma printing service.
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Next step, we're gonna try out the Sigma brush-cleaning mat.
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For an upgraded take, try out the Mac and Cheese Dog.
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Then reconnect your system and try out tip number three below.
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But teams still need to try out new technology and ideas.
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She did not try out last year for a fourth season.
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You can try out the new widget in Brave's nightly release.
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I want to try out this vertical merger business for myself.
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Every weekend, I try out a new recipe from NYT Cooking.
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Try out different apps to see which one you like best.
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In 2016 the Indianapolis Colts even invited him to try out.
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Ahead, try out the ~sexy~ new silhouette taking NYFW by storm.
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I approached the booth, eager to try out what I'd learned.
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I had a chance to try out a hundred times zoom.
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He's letting me try out my new gun on his property.
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People try out Nintendo's new Color TV Game 6 on Oct.
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Then W.K. had one more idea he wanted to try out.
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Try out the opulent tasting menu, which costs $135 per person.
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Because unlike a sketch that you have to do many times to try out many different looks, whether it's colors or specific lines, etc, with the Apple Pencil, you can quickly try out any number of designs.
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If fast-paced gameplay suits your play style, try out Apex Legends.
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In the arts, you can constantly innovate and try out new things.
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The company can try out new services and see if they work.
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Yes, you can try out an Alexa-powered Echo in the store.
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In that case, try out this 10-hour loop of Nyan Cat.
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It was also a great way to try out a new format.
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It was also to try out an upgraded component of the system.
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The studio has been one of the first to try out Spacebridge.
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New year, new you, new tricks to try out in the bedroom?
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I often change my hair and try out different colors and styles.
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Watch above, and get inspired to try out the challenge for yourself.
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Who knows, maybe you'll find some inspiration to try out something new.
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Anyone can try out the redesign now with Chrome flags in Canary.
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Susi and Dahani try out the Nubé in a simulated rain shower.
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But I'm always happy to try out new ways of cooking ham.
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Astronomers have been eager to try out something known as a starshade.
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Try out this deliciously simple sweet potato, black bean, and turkey chili.
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I had a chance to try out two demos on the device.
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To try out the feature yourself, you'll have to buy the phone.
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Try out a few and find an interface that appeals to you.
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We recruit a few kids to hopefully try out for the team.
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That's right, I watched people try out dildos and a Sybian machine.
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Often, they can be used by coaches to try out new players.
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This is one you should probably try out in-store before buying.
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Why not take your Valentine there to try out the special sandwich?
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Would you try out a glitter lip look for New Year's Eve?
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People have done some strange things in here to try out beds.
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Next up I'm going to try out the Mofajang Hair Coloring Material.
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There are people who have come to just try out his food.
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"This could even be a way to try out some new ideas."
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You can try out an emulator here and check out the entire
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And have you signed up to try out Turkey Texts with me?
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Seemed like the right time to try out this whole CBD thing.
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We try out New Age-flavored healing in the fanciest of locations.
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But now seems like a good time to try out the wines.
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Some riders could not wait to try out the Second Avenue subway.
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I can't say until we get a review unit to try out.
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Are there any ideas in this article you'd like to try out?
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Researchers will also need to try out other materials and manufacturing processes.
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So I thought it would be fun to try out their version.
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And in the meantime, we try out different treatments until something clicks.
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You could also try out some new tools to brighten up meetings.
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Eventually she decided to try out DJing, taking the name OM.EL BEAT.
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By 11th grade, it was time to try out for varsity lacrosse.
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He had to pay a $150 registration fee just to try out.
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It's where they conceive of the dolls and try out different fabrics.
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I never thought I'd be excited to try out a breast pump.
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That's why we always keep tabs on cool new trends to try out.
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I think there's room there for consumers to try out and for innovators.
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Do you think he should try out the season 1 hair style again?
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El Salvador is one of the latest countries to try out the approach.
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What might he try out in Tuesday&aposs summit with President Donald Trump?
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Are you excited to try out Lottie's Matchbox nail and lip paint collection?
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If you want to try out the video game, though, it's here.[Nature]
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"So we would certainly welcome the opportunity to try out our new techniques."
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Now, shoppers can try out Casper's "one perfect mattress" in stores for themselves.
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So, Ngu thought it was the perfect time to try out her idea.
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A traditional computer has to try out each path one at a time.
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Then, use the steps, below, to try out this striking technique for yourself.
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He then ordered the chicken and waffles just to try out the chicken.
|
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I try out a Kayla workout after a 15-minute cardio warm-up.
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But before that happens, the vehicle will first try out its onboard harpoon.
|
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Eager to try out Chrome OS, but not ready to ditch Windows entirely?
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One hallway has three VR stations for attendees to try out the game.
|
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Here are 38 activities to try out solo on this special day off.
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We signed up for a 2TB storage option to try out Google One.
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Stop by your local Jamba to try out the new smoothie for free.
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While you're busy swiping with joy, try out these other hidden iPhone features.
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Did you ever feel tempted to try out the hip young teacher role?
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Why not try out something square or rectangular for some variety at least?
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Try out this affordable tool in the Mashable Shop today for just $49.95.
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During your trial, try out the dozens of other benefits of a membership.
|
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Today, try out West African dance at the Ailey Extension in Midtown Manhattan.
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I used singles so I could try out as many photos as possible.
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If you're inspired to try out new travel experiences, you're not alone. Booking.
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But local customers kept wanting to stop by and try out the merchandise.
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Next up, we&aposre gonna try out the Dermablend Leg and Body Makeup.
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Before long, companies may be tempted to try out the latest thing, too.
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Feel free to try out the trend using different liners and colors, too.
|
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He's basically encouraging Russia to try out Gerasimov's playbook in the United States.
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Yes, I've got to try out my product to see what I bought.
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The system will do more than suggest shows to try out, Pandora notes.
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The Insider Picks team recently got the chance to try out Linjer's watches.
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Posing as a consultant, he helps ambitious small businesses try out preposterous schemes.
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Researchers subsequently try out chemicals on them that might ultimately work on him.
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We had a group of senior couples try out the questions to see.
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There are many thousands more recipes you could try out on NYT Cooking.
|
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Try out our tool to predict how your town is expected to fare.
|
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Try out the GoPro Karma grip on sale for only $199 at Amazon.
|
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Nvidia's cloud gaming service is finally available for all users to try out.
|
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If you want to try out a dangerous new stunt, go for it.
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So for any candidates looking to try out a Biden attack, listen up.
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This might also be a good time to try out baby bar soap.
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Microsoft already has a bunch of Flow templates for you to try out.
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When I try out new material, I just sort of tell the story.
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When I try out new material, I just sort of tell the story.
|
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Try out Melissa Clark's red lentil soup with lemon and Mark Bittman's brownies.
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It's been trying to get consumers to try out its meatless products, too.
|
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I tell myself, Maybe this year you can try out for the Damsels.
|
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" He arranged for Mr. Johnson to try out for the producers of "Hamilton.
|
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Over the course of the day with Battle, I get to try out a synth bike, we play around with his lightsaber theremins, and he even skins a fresh Furby so I can try out circuit bending for the first time.
|
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I'm in Barcelona this week to try out the 25th Hour test for myself.
|
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In May I made the obnoxious decision to try out veganism for a month.
|
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Here are some of the best ones you'll want to try out after updating.
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Some are so rad, they inspire us to try out the inventive design. Others?
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Or try out a subtle way to rock a Storm Trooper on your pointer?
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Then let us know if you try out the look in the comments below.
|
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He really wanted to try out motion-capture after watching Andy Serkis do it.
|
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Creators need to try out different means of monetizing on the content they produce.
|
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For fun, Vanity Fair gave a bunch of them to Cho to try out.
|
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What other styles would you like to see her and Monica Rose try out?
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I'm not sure, because I haven't had the chance to try out Bridgestone's concept.
|
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Despite that, Microsoft wants to try out a new design on the desktop side.
|
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Try out these sheet-pan chicken thighs with potatoes and fennel from Daphne Oz.
|
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Maron, Eddie Izzard and Hannah Gadsby have booked residencies to try out new material.
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Even as a gimmick you try out once, it doesn't seem worth the effort.
|
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And don't forget excursions or activities you'll want to try out while you travel.
|
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The SolarGaps team sent me a small, approximately 3.2-foot panel to try out.
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One blanched when I told him I needed wax to try out the pen.
|
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There's even an open-source voice assistant I'd like to try out, called Mycroft.
|
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Once again folks, Twitter's no place to try out your stand-up comedy routines.
|
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The Casper team sent me a couple of Glows to try out for myself.
|
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Apparently, users were more likely to try out golden showers than to support Trump.
|
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If you want to try out Alexa in the browser, head over to Echosim.io.
|
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Try out the Trans Theatre Festival (July 9–22) at The Brick in Brooklyn.
|
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UK parents are able to sign up for free to try out the system.
|
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Having those components in the same place lets Samsung try out some interesting features.
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It brought in a simulator for kids to try out baseball bats, for example.
|
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Thanks Telstra, I never thought I'd get a chance to try out unlimited 4GX.
|
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I don't think I've never been more excited to try out a YouTube recipe.
|
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I made two memes and wrote some jokes to try out at mics later.
|
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Looking for a new restaurant to try out before its lines get too long?
|
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Over two trials, we had just over 200 players try out for the team.
|
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Curious to try out the new feature before plunking down $1,799+ worth of cash?
|
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Japanese patrons have quickly hit KFC outlets to try out the new novelty item.
|
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Eventually I give up and decide to try out a different star system — again.
|
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Pupu'a spent the next month preparing to try out for Julliard's artist diploma program.
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That allows it to try out new techniques on one line at a time.
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Before I fill up on these pancakes, I'm gonna try out their strawberry pancakes.
|
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Baidu already has regulatory buy-in to try out its technology on bus routes.
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Women who were new to driving could try out driving simulators and practice parking.
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It will try out a new nationwide presidential alert that's intended for national emergencies.
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A woman decided to try out online dating and found someone who seemed promising.
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Three-quarters of Brightland's customers go for The Duo to try out both varieties.
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It will try out a new nationwide presidential alert that's intended for national emergencies.
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Finally, I&aposm going to try out the Alleven London Colour Shield Body Enhancer.
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It once sold ramen noodles, and then decided to try out a taxi service.
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Once you get the update today, try out the new tools one by one.
|
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And so I started to try out the various yoga gear on the market.
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First up, we had Jolene try out a 17-ounce bottle of Rescue Detox.
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To try out everything else, you'll have to sign up for the beta here.
|
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So it was a real delight for me to try out the Instrument 1.
|
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Plus, Cortana will now be easier for new users to try out, says Microsoft.
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Other communities were later allowed to opt-in to try out the feature themselves.
|
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Try out this "found footage documentary" focused on a minister performing his last exorcism.
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The app costs $3.60 but you can try out a limited version for free.
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And when brands want to try out new concepts, they often come to Columbus.
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And might rental companies even become a way to try out a new look?
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It wasn't that there were a lot that I was looking to try out.
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Not getting something you've always wanted is a chance to try out something new.
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It's difficult, but not impossible, to try out hardware like a camera or speaker.
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If you're having partnered sex, try out a variety of sex acts and positions.
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" A third read: "For a thrill try out bumpfire ar's with 100 round magazine.
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He did, and Mann insisted that he try out for the 1936 Olympic team.
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You can even try out multiple types of espresso, like ristretto and caffè lungo.
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She does it again when she tells Jackson to try out for Rome & Juliet.
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Users require eye tracking hardware by Tobii in order to try out the feature.
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"As a result, they try out new evolutionary solutions much faster than we can."
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If you've already been there and done that, try out these more sophisticated tips.
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So, the first glitter primer that we&aposre gonna try out is the e.l.f.
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Meanwhile, a small park on its campus is used to try out autonomous vehicles.
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Maybe more importantly, though, we also got a first chance to try out Home ourselves.
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Visitors are able to try out anything from local cooking sessions to urban sketch walks.
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When they try out for the school's cheerleading squad Veronica defends Betty from Cheryl's wrath.
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I had a chance to try out the Ghostbusters experience put on by The Void.
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Try out an episode here: Brian Beutler is a senior editor at The New Republic.
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These tests might seem ordinary; after all, militaries try out new weaponry all the time.
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They also try out some digital bodies other than the aforementioned malformed Second Life skins.
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Luckily, I had a chance to try out the product ahead of the launch date.
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Like trying out for a team and not being picked — better to not try out.
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Kaitlyn Frey Would you try out any body oils or shimmers for a summery glow?
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The Jonas Brothers are far from the first to try out the latest viral trend.
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"It'll be kind of funny just to try out, just to see," she recalls thinking.
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Use this newfound confidence to try out a new trend, and put yourself out there.
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With no product being developed yet, there's nothing to try out, review, praise, or criticize.
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That said, I can see them changing with time as they try out new ideas.
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However, if you would like to try out Informed Delivery, here's how to do it.
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If you've ever wanted to try out Amazon's neatest devices and features, now's the time.
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CNBC got to try out the company's newest electric vehicle and talk with the creators.
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As parents we try out best but things can go south in a split second.
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The service has been open for users to try out in beta since last year.
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Don't worry, we'll find out soon, and we may even get one to try out.
|
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Other select Reserve stores were also able to try out the changes before Starbucks' announcement.
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Try out a long-term savings calculator to see how much you'd need to save.
|
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Determined to change her lifestyle, she decided to try out a workout program called Insanity.
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There's no better time than the start of a season to try out something new.
|
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Unfortunately, that feature wasn't available for us to try out on the demo units here.
|
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Or maybe you just want to try out life as a blonde, or a redhead.
|
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There were plenty of VR games and interactive demos for CES attendees to try out.
|
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You can try out the interactive propaganda by clicking this link on a mobile device.
|
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Yes, if I wanted to try out a new weapon with cool attributes or something.
|
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In January the finance minister, Lou Jiwei, said other places could try out dipiao trading.
|
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Luckily, the pressure is pushing festivals and their VR gurus to try out novel approaches.
|
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That's because the company is going to try out the vehicle's escape system during flight.
|
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A friend saw that I was sad and told me to try out this app.
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They all said something different and would give me a new lotion to try out.
|
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For many people, a vacation offers the opportunity to try out new food and flavors.
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Hemsworth appears to try out several versions of the introduction — silly versions, inspirational versions, etc.
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They can also try out through a video game, where their skills are evaluated virtually.
|
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Last but not least, it was time to try out a "John Wick" fan favorite.
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We'll update this review once we've been able to try out our own credit cards.
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And if you don't believe the hype, try out a demo yourself at its website.
|
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A lot of bands try out stuff like this and it just sounds like shit.
|
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You can try out the service by taking advantage of a free one-month trial.
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Instead, try out the Duck Confit Poutine at the refreshment port next to the pavilion.
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On that basis, we'll narrow my ideas down to four or five to try out.
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What type of techniques did you try out before coming up with the final range?
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Once I started seeing Zoom memes, I knew I had to try out the platform.
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Sometimes, his money allowed him to try out tactics that were, frankly, a little weird.
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She'll have a chance, once again, to try out the A.P. curriculum on her students.
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I had the chance to try out a beta version of Montage before it launched.
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Moving on, we are going to try out the Stila Stay All Day Liquid Eyeliner.
|
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If you use an iPhone, then Apple Notes is an obvious choice to try out.
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Here are his top three productivity tips, shared on Instagram, which anyone can try out.
|
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Nuhera, the company that makes the IQbuds, lent me a Boost pair to try out.
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IHOP is not the first fast-casual chain to try out a fast-casual spinoff.
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Either way, it's enough reason to try out a pair of crew length running socks.
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We try out the new strawberry-guava Diet Coke that tastes nothing like actual Coke.
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They, along with the HBO show G String Divas, convinced her to try out dancing.
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"It's so important to feel successful the first time" you try out your new behavior.
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While other chains try out plant-based proteins, Easterbrook had remained cautious on the trend.
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Try out the "hot fries" doused in Sriracha-infused ketchup and aioli, jalapeños, and scallions.
|
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You probably don't need to wait anymore to try out a new iPhone or MacBook.
|
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A few months earlier, I had a chance to try out CTRL-Labs' device myself.
|
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Try out this version of The Cheesecake Factory's Oreo cheesecake from blogger Six Sisters' Stuff.
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"This is a laboratory, if you will, or a playground where we can try out stuff we wouldn't want to try out yet in the regular print edition of The New York Times," said Jake Silverstein, The New York Times Magazine's editor in chief.
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While the adults shop, children stop to try out the new Sony PlayStation 22006 on Nov.
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Developers and early adopters have been able to try out the new version for three months.
|
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As of this year, CoS has a new competitor, Companion, which you can also try out.
|
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So, we asked several R29 staffers to find their shade and try out the renovated formula.
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I always tell people that LSD allows you to try out a temporary state of insanity.
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Give it an hour or two to try out, and see if it comes back on.
|
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Luckily, there are plenty of pros who try out new beauty goodies on a daily basis.
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But few of us have the luxury, the time or the cash to try out each.
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Each time the family visited the beach, they allowed Nathan to try out her doggie paddle.
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I couldn't wait to try out Catherine Zeta-Jones's fave beauty regimen: Cleaning teeth with strawberries.
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Try out these twists on the classic hot dog to surprise friends, family, and hungry neighbors.
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If you were looking for a sign to try out Amazon Prime, this could be it.
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Rae said she plans to be among those to try out her voice, if only once.
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Users who want to try out the beta for Figma's Community profiles can sign up here.
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Scroll down to shop five of our favorite combat boots and try out the style yourself.
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A number of teams will stage cheerleading auditions this weekend and many women will try out.
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From left: Schweta, Rhea, and Saanvi Kulkarni, from Seattle, try out their eclipse glasses in Salem.
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We've found the best under-$100 belts to try out for your next waist-cinching look.
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How does this affect how you approach music and your willingness to try out new styles?
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I got a chance at Microsoft's Build developer conference to try out Acer's Mixed Reality headset.
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The Wall Street Journal's David Pierce got to try out an early version of the feature.
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He also continued walking, and decided to try out a 5K run/walk in fall 2017.
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"We have the freedom from the label to try out more new things," Unger-Hamilton says.
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I was able to try out the U-Gym muscle massager, and it was pretty cool.
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It recently offered a "price match" program to incentivize riders to try out the car service.
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At Elevate, conference attendees lined up to try out Bell's VR experience inside the vehicle prototype.
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From there, you can try out a variety of VR apps available through Apple's App Store.
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If you're in need of some last-minute costume inspiration, try out the digital Costume Wizard.
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Sometimes, when you try out a new thing you really want to try and like it.
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However, users will be able to try out the cloud DVR ahead of the public launch.
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Can't wait to try out the new features, and turn it into my new dive cam.
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A place to try out different styles and ideas, and gain experience from successes and failures.
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Once you've had a couple of hits you should be able to try out something new.
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However, today we got a chance to try out the seasonal creation, and they're actually good.
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Vysor is an app that's free to download and try out, but the quality is subpar.
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Heathrow Airport is expecting to try out the scanners for the next six to 12 months.
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Maybe I can try out some of the stuff that's been written about in these stories.
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Naya Rivera is using the power of social media to try out for an iconic role.
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Browse IKEA Without A PlanEat meatballs, try out different couches, and channel 500 Days of Summer.
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If you're a VR early adopter, you should probably try out Ubisoft's first-person eagle simulator.
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I got to try out the 1080p model, and it still looked good at that size.
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So, first we hit Le Pigeon to try out their take on the season's fungal offerings.
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You can try out this app for yourself if you own any one of these devices.
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For USBs, try out the iClever BoostCube, $10.99, which is a little bulky but works well.
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TechCrunch's Matthew Panzarino got an early release of the beta to try out the new feature.
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Will you try out the pulse-pounding new ride on your next California Adventure Park visit?
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If you want to try out Sous Vide without quite as much commitment, try the Nano.
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By the time you try out the service for yourself, Netflix may have already blocked it.
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It's time to switch to your front-facing camera and try out all those Snapchat filters.
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Update: We just ordered sushi for lunch and couldn't wait to try out the hack below.
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The game will feature three different modes, each of which you can try out for free.
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Most people wouldn't use an international nuclear weapons summit to try out their latest comedy material.
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He says he received more than 100 responses from people excited to try out the app.
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"It's always been a dream for me to try out for Miss Universe Malaysia," she said.
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We've rounded up five of the best Apple Watch games that you'll want to try out.
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If that's not your thing, then why not try out the new Roku Press Paws remote.
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So she'd try out new recipes on her friends, which taught her a lot about cooking.
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The store also features a walled-off "Experience Room" where you can try out audio features.
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Toys R Us has also opened 42 playrooms where children can try out gadgets and games.
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Peron said there wasn't a good reason for him not to try out for the squad.
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Kayla, a tenacious athlete, was going to try out for the varsity basketball team this year.
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We each spent a good 20 minutes agonizing over which shades we wanted to try out.
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For now, however, anyone can try out the game for free using the Rinkeby test network.
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Will Zuck and Obama try out a few of MSQRD's filter-like masks during their chat?
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You can try out Vevo's new GIF maker, which is only available via web, right here.
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It's available in a preview stage, for customers to try out ahead of a formal release.
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Try out a side gig that you enjoy, or selling belongings that you don't use anymore.
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Snag Seth Godin's book, and try out these seven tips for making yourself irreplaceable at work.
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It gives you time to try out some tough measures aimed at improving Deutsche Bank's performance.
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In the meantime, try out a few noise machines to see if they dampen the sound.
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At some Guitar Center stores, employees are still allowing customers to try out models of guitars.
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Participants can also visit the music studios to meet other teachers and try out more instruments.
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The team plans to make the design open source so others can try out their ideas.
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For smaller spaces such as a bedroom, try out the 49-inch version at just $418.99.
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"I thought it was a great opportunity to try out what I could do," he said.
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The states are the laboratories of democracy, flexible and resourceful enough to try out creative ideas.
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But soon I'll be able to try out The Ordinary products I've been dying to try.
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If you want to try out xlStudio for yourself, download it for free on Google Drive.
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He invited a visitor to try out a chair swing by the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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But it's a no-cut team, and players don't have to try out for a spot.
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I don't usually like patterns, but spring is a good time to try out something new.
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A cocktail book can help you do just that with over 100 recipes to try out.
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I unbox my package and decide to try out my new face mask by Jet Lag.
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Employees can try out new L'Oreal products and even pamper themselves in a private beauty salon.
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At recess, I proudly proclaimed to my friend crew that I was going to try out.
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Several women "prospect" — try out — for anywhere from 90 days to a year with the group.
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So ... we take it Lopez won't be getting invited to try out the simulator anytime soon.
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Do take a lap and try out a different app if you start seeing recycled profiles.
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If you haven't already, try out two-person live streaming, which was released worldwide earlier this week.
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Which of her other characters' style would you like to see her try out in real life?
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Try out my take on strawberry shortcake ice cream pops and let us know what you think.
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But if there's one cowboy-inspired trend we're most excited to try out, it's dark wash denim.
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The company wants you to try out its new operating system before releasing it in the fall.
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However, we haven't yet had the opportunity to try out the Oculus Quest so we'll reserve judgement.
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Aaron Ryder was the first to try out the pizza bus on Tuesday on his daily commute.
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Each project needs to really be something different, because there are so many things to try out.
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If you don't have cable, you can always try out one of the streaming-only subscription services.
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But that doesn't mean there isn't a lot to try out, no matter what headset you have.
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Microsoft said the Teams preview has had some 50,000 organizations sign up and try out the service.
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And this fall, there are tons of awesome trends that we just can't wait to try out.
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There's a clear benefit for players, who can try out a game before they throw down money.
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The filmmakers did have the animators try out a smooch, but in the finished film, they don't.
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You can always try out its week-long free trial before you commit, though, so happy searching!
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As new entrants pile in and try out different designs, the category gets a little more valuable.
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If you want a really deep-cut costume, try out the Psi Corps badge from Babylon 5.
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Users today will have to opt-in to try out YouTube's new look by visiting youtube.com/new.
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It let's you try out the trend in every color for the price of just one lipstick.
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We only wish we had been at the restaurant to try out one of Obama's sushi creations.
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So how long until riders here can choose to try out one of Uber's self-driving cars?
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Tesla owners without Autopilot may get an unexpected chance to try out the company's self-driving system.
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Try out a few and you could end the year with an extra thousand in your pocket.
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The air fryer also comes with a recipe book with 25 meals to try out for yourself.
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And be sure to try out our easy, big-batch comfort food hacks while you're at it!
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This removes one extra stress for a lot of women who want to try out martial arts.
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I pushed myself musically to explore different ranges of my voice and try out different songwriting methods.
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You can now try out a key new feature from Android Q by installing a new app.
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Testers can download the latest Chrome Canary build from Google Play to try out the ad blocker.
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These vehicles are meant to try out the Starship design and eventually test its capabilities in space.
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Of course, there are also a few commenters who are ready to try out every single one.
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People who do not own the equipment can head to VR arcades to try out the technology.
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Maybe even cheaper deals is the ultimate way to make skeptics want to try out McDonald's coffee.
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The league wanted something simple to try out the idea in time for this month's NBA Finals.
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The host invited her fluffy dog onto the show on Friday to try out the #SquatYourDog challenge.
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Then we went straight to work building an underwater level because she wanted to try out swimming.
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Along with working on their fitness, the pair also try out one of Haddish's favorite activities: couponing.
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Later, when the recruiters from American universities came to Jamaica, her mother pushed her to try out.
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But one thing that stood out is Erato actually sent me a prototype pair to try out.
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But if you do, maybe try out this fancy foam seat created specifically with meditation in mind.
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Throw in the fixings for your favorite recipes or try out new ones from the included cookbook.
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The musical adaptation will test the (potentially solid) waters with a try-out in Denver from Aug.
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They just want to make sure that no one else can try out the idea except them.
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Little Aubrey was excited to try out a little beauty tutorial while visiting her grandmother, Debbie Arnold.
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Passersby stopped to try out the six-seat vehicles and question the Italian engineers overseeing the test.
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The idea was to try out what's known as "digital detoxing" – disconnecting from your increasingly connected devices.
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Now's the perfect time to bring everything together and try out a test run, Organized Home suggests.
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Join us as we take a tour of Cozi, try out its features, and test its functionality.
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I wanted to try out a polyamorous lifestyle with Dylan to see if it worked for me.
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Currently, customers who try out the app in Dallas will get free delivery on their first order.
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Try out a mortgage calculator that supports points to decide if it's a good deal for you.
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His father refused to let him accept an invitation to try out for the Fulham Football Club.
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We went to try out the food creation to see if it lived up to the hype.
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Try out their habits, and see what they do for you: By nature, we fall into routines.
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I asked Business Insider readers to email me about their favorite features that I should try out.
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I asked myself the same question and decided to try out the fast-food chain for myself.
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You can read our thoughts below, or pick up a pair to try out yourself at Everlane.
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Out of mere curiosity, I thought it'd be a smart idea to try out these possible abominations.
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Until we try out the new products ourselves, however, we're left with promises and glossy press photos.
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If we're going to try out something new, we're looking to make one single high-impact switch.
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If you're looking for something even more portable, you can try out this (maybe slightly NSFW?) sofa.
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I got a chance to try out a Beta version of Ubisoft's Collapse simulator, and it's scary.
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When I was 16 years old I wanted to try out for the high school marching band.
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As they grow older, children explore their neighborhoods and begin to try out new sports and activities.
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Way ensconced in the game, they're one of the only bands to try out some political material.
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I am visiting Blue Medi Spa in Sherman Oaks, California, to try out the Perfect Derma Peel.
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The lesson also helps students try out their own use of rhetoric to make a persuasive argument.
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In October, I went to Miami to try out the Roam brand of nomadism for a week.
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The researchers did not ask the Food and Drug Administration for permission to try out the procedure.
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Fill them in, tap Save and then try out your new tap-saving device in any app.
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Somebody suggested he try out for the Air Force sitting volleyball team—retired service members are eligible.
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In a single purchase, then, Whole Foods gives Amazon a playground to try out lots of ideas.
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Later in the week, she wanted to try out a stone fruit crumble with plums and nectarines.
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From what I heard, it was a tryout and any college student could go and try out.
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Next up, we&aposre gonna try out the Kat Von D Tattoo Liner, which retails for $20.
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She is happy with her car, which the company brought directly to her apartment to try out.
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Another perk of Blue Apron comes whether or not you decide to actually try out the kits.
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Because most of us know a bit about yoga from pop culture, it's easier to try out.
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You always try out everyone's shoe, and I am so far beyond what my shoe looks like.
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The free version of Unity allows anyone with a computer to try out game development for themselves.
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Both Backblaze and CrashPlan offer free trial periods so you can try out the service before committing.
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I'd like to try out these services to see if they feel worth the added daily cost.
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Once you order, you have 100 nights (or midday naps) to try out Allswell mattresses risk-free.
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The company told users to try out LiveMe, a rival app in which Bytedance is an investor.
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"He liked to try out different colleagues to see whether they were good traveling companions," Clinton said.
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Or perhaps there's a limited time mode, like the Avengers crossovers, that I want to try out.
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Agents, though, recommend that buyers try out the commute during peak hours to get a better gauge.
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ALG: Of course it's all about being patient as we try out new things on the frontier.
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On Monday, try out the chef Michael Solomonov's recipe for hummus, from his restaurant Zahav in Philadelphia.
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But Edith was pregnant and insisted that the shy Yalitza, who'd never before acted, try out instead.
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When I can, I try out my answers on the collection of gear I use for testing.
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"It's always been a dream for me to try out for Miss Universe Malaysia," she told Elle Malaysia.
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You can try out the feature now on Thought Catalogue and Quote Catalogue, two of Giphy's launch partners.
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To try out an audio-only broadcast, tap on the new microphone icon on the broadcast setup screen.
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The idea is to let companies try out different ways of moving their vehicles in the virtual world.
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I got a chance to try out the Fitbit Versa at a launch event in New York City.
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L. is eating some microwave noodles we bought to try out, but neither of us are into them.
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Play also rolled out a beta-testing feature that lets developers try out their apps with users earlier.
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Click through for some new looks to try out, broken down by your stage in the transitioning process.
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It's also now easier than ever to try out creative shooting modes like double exposure or long shutter.
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And that makes it pretty clear why Axon wants to get cameras into their hands to try out.
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I only had a few minutes to try out the MateBook X, but it made a great impression.
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I got to try out a functional prototype, but there's not a lot to see at this stage.
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I'll have to actually try out the new feature on Android before I'd be willing to trust it.
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Fortunately, we're here to help, with some of our top picks to try out on your new machine.
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To do anything more advanced, though, you're going to have to try out some different video-editing apps.
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In return, they gain exclusive access to try out new Google products and features, such as Google Trips.
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I'd also love to try out the spa and pool areas, which were luxe indulgences worth a visit.
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Lucky for you, Casper offers a risk-free 100-night trial for you to try out at home.
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The last hair dryer that we're gonna try out in this test is the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer.
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I got a chance to try out the Structure Core at Mashable's offices, and the results were impressive.
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The night before Election Day, the Clinton campaign took a brief pause—to try out the Mannequin Challenge.
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It's also worth noting that Apple chose India as the first country to try out this new program.
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I was newly single and one of the moms I babysit for said I needed to try out.
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The FA will try out letting teams have a 4th sub in extra time of FA Cup matches.
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Velasco: I've had conversations about monogamy and whether that would be interesting to try out for a while.
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NASA agreed to let its astronauts try out the devices, but the agency was reluctant to publicize it.
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If you don't try out this BBQ ranch chicken version before football season ends, you're seriously missing out.
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If you've wanted to try out all the new stuff in iOS 103, you can do it now.
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NevoWe wanted to try out this guy because it seems cool, and it had a successful Indiegogo campaign!
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Plus, he always has pointers for perfecting my weightlifting form or new exercises to try out (Thanks, Wyatt!).
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Guests at Zarin's Luxury Luncheon were able to try out the tinted moisturizer at the EveryHue Beauty Bar.
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Try out this "Reputation" workout at the gym or at home — but only if you're ready for it.
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Being a tech reviewer has given me fortunate opportunities to try out the newest gadgets before anyone else.
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The next time you and your pals get together for movie night, try out one of these hits.
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So it was a good game to try out for seeing what Stadia can do in ideal conditions.
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If you don't believe me, or you're too young to remember, you can try out this T9 emulator.
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Seeing as we've gotten off to such a good start, Neal decided to try out some alternate explanations.
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I wanted to try out Unleashed, but the company didn't have a working version available at its stand.
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In Slums of Beverly Hills, Vivian (Lyonne) decides to try out her cousin Rita's (Marisa Tomei) massive vibrator.
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If you're visiting Arlington, Texas, and have been itching to try out an autonomous vehicle, you're in luck.
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And yesterday, Kraft invited us to Doppler's office in Lower Manhattan to try out the final production version.
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Kicking off down south in Tasmania, adventure-seekers can try out the highest commercial abseil in the world.
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Before a preseason team trip to Australia, LaVar suggested that Lonzo try out a more traditional gather motion.
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I can't wait to try out their other products, like the Generation G lip colors they just added.
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We are also making it much easier to try out and return a Tesla without a test drive.
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Also, Zuk claims the phone syncs with iCloud, which will be neat to try out when it ships.
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I feel like you have to try out all the cupcakes first to know what you really want.
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Of course, Basement isn't the first startup to try out the idea of a close-friends social network.
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For beginners, it means you can easily try out new characters in order to find a good fit.
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In a brief demo of the new device, I was able to try out a handful of applications.
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This has opened the door to people who want to try out PC gaming, which is great news.
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It was from the Mercedes-Benz team, inviting Dick to try out for them at a test session.
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What would you think if I asked if you would be interested to try out for The Bachelorette?
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In high school, Longo decided to try out for the team her sophomore year and made junior varsity.
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In high school, Longo decided to try out for the team her sophomore year and made junior varsity.
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If you're brave (and have a compatible device), you can try out the latest developer preview version here.
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I recently had the opportunity to try out the Snuggle-Pedic body pillow for a couple of months.
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As my kids get older and try out new kinds of accounts, I'm teaching them how they work.
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Soon you can try out the exact lipstick your favorite beauty gurus wears without even leaving your couch.
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INSIDER's Herrine Ro and Emily Christian visit Philadelphia to try out the local food mashup, the Philly taco.
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Eligible videogame players will be invited to try out for teams and assessed over a range of tests.
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Try out all the products Apple currently carries, and see what the new colors look like in person.
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Our experiences with LaylaI'm a fairly restless sleeper, so I was thrilled to try out this weighted blanket.
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We try out the Slylash, an all-in-one beauty tool that claims to help with makeup application.
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"Sometimes people want to try out a neighborhood or see if it's a building they like," he said.
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You can comfortably try out and order all Leesa products with a Leesa sleep-expert on stand-by.
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There is also a version of the tool on Social Security Timing's website that consumers can try out.
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And those with applications that need an immutable and verifiable ledger database can try out Amazon QLDB here.
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All I wanted was a penis of my own to try out the ManHood and see for myself.
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If you want to try out Ever for yourself, you can grab the app on iOS or Android.
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Customers will be able to try out several options, then look at them all later on a monitor.
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And while Free Play lets you quickly try out various characters, there's no sort of dedicated training mode.
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If you're a JRPG player, I'd argue that you should try out a host of different card games.
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We had a chance to try out Passport over the last week or so and were very impressed.
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Now, they'll have the opportunity to try out something new—but that opportunity comes at a hefty price.
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American who would like to try out for the 2018 U.S. Sudoku Team can sign up at wpc.puzzles.com.
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Both brothers are excited to try out magic for themselves and in the hopes of seeing their dad.
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For a more automatic approach, tap the Filters icon on the Edit screen to try out new looks.
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He envisions artists mixing with a rotating chef, who will try out new dishes in an underground kitchen.
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Last week, I stopped by Facebook's offices in New York to try out their virtual reality product, Spaces.
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Watch a tender romance on Hulu, or try out a new sitcom from Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim.
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Watch a tender romance on Hulu, or try out a new sitcom from Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim.
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She has used a Bird scooter, which the company gave her to try out, without getting in trouble.
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If your music won't download in Apple Music, there are a few troubleshooting tips you should try out.
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The pain of competing with central banks for paper may push more investors to try out e-trading.
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Out of curiosity, I asked a relative who uses a hearing out to try out the Boost earbuds.
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But if you're going to attempt this, it doesn't hurt to try out a few attempts at home.
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You could try out our new recipe for slow-cooker tomato-chicken soup with greens and cheese tortellini.
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As a result of Gsellman's struggles, Collins had a chance to try out some players in new positions.
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Take your time to play around with the available filters and try out different looks for your image.
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You're going to want to try out your snazzy new phone as soon as you open that box.
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But I'm always looking for new ways to relieve stress, so I agreed to try out a session.
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I needed some peace of mind, so I decided to try out the Owlet Smart Sock baby monitor.
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Drink a Deathbed Manhattan, then try out this recipe for braised halibut with asparagus, baby potatoes and saffron.
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For those who don't want to play, try out some sweet and spicy tofu with soba noodles instead.
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She enrolled in its catering program so that she could learn recipes to try out on her father.
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Remember, no penis is required to try out these tips, either — we're all about the strap-on blowjob, too.
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Related: Now You Can Try Out the Picture Frame for Digital Art IRL The Next Stop For Digital Art?
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Whatever it is, this is a great time of year to try out some new ways of staying organized.
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Read on for some inspiration on new methods to try out this year to optimize your workflow this year.
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Unnamed senior defense officials told reporters on Wednesday that the Trump administration wants to try out two different weapons.
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We started it while we had HuffPo, a skunkworks for Huffington Post to try out different products and projects.
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I decide to try out the aluminum-free brand Native, as my usual aluminum-free deodorant isn't in stock.
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Storytelling, according to show co-creator Jonathan Nolan, serves an evolutionary purpose, allowing us to try out different realities.
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You can go subtle with a nameplate necklace, or try out a bold look with a profanity-laden trinket.
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Wu and his team are already gearing up to try out their vaccine in the lab on human cells.
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We'll have to try out Ambient Mode ourselves before we make any final judgments on how well it does.
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It's just very expensive, so I'm happy to try out one of their recipes without purchasing the entire subscription.
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NBC Chicago decided to have Bailey try out the company's "Superhero" test, which looks at strength, intelligence, and speed.
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The WTTC and consultancy McKinsey plan to work with six cities to try out various tactics to combat overcrowding.
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She said Veligo would allow commuters to try out e-bikes and might convince them to buy their own.
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Here's hoping future phones try out even longer telephoto lenses and pair them with more capable sensors to match.
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Again, social platforms like Facebook can run ads (which they can monetize) reminding you to try out that app.
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There's no better place than a hotel in a strange city to try out role play with your partner.
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Manipulating levels is a pleasingly tactile experience, one that encourages a playful experimentation as you try out new ideas.
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Unfortunately, as of this writing, I haven't been able to try out any of the third-party options yet.
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If you try out the app yourself and create any good examples, do drop them in the comments below.
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But recently, Amazon has added that functionality, which you'll be able to try out with the free Echo Dot.
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I used to cover the auto industry in Detroit, and I think it's important to try out new things.
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The belt adds just enough detail to her outfit and is an easy way to try out the trend.
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Surprisingly, however, we just came across one unconventional coffee cup substitute that we'd actually be willing to try out.
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If you want to try out the new Windows Terminal, you can download it immediately from the Windows Store.
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Leaving out such a key part makes it difficult for Cooking With Kylie to try out the recipe themselves.
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Of the handful of AR demos I got to try out, BMW's i Visualizer app was the most impressive.
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For us, that means looking at it as the first of five opportunities to try out a new outfit.
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New waves of students begin every four to eight weeks, allowing Lambda to quickly try out new instruction methods.
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I guess Mark Zuckerberg won't be inviting Cook to try out the latest Oculus Rift VR tech anytime soon.
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Those concerns are unlikely to disappear, and being "interim" chief of staff would allow Trump to try out Ayers.
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According to Dan Seifert, who got to try out the wearable in person, it's super light on your wrist.
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Just an experiment to try out new UI, UX, and development ideas that will never see a real release?
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Google announced today that a public YouTube Go beta is now available for users to try out in India.
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If you want to try out the new voices, you can use Google's demo with your own text here.
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The OnePlus 5T's dual cameras are average, but I honestly love seeing companies try out different dual camera combinations.
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There are also options if you want to explore new foods or try out snack cuisines from other countries.
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We recently had the chance to try out Book for a few weeks and quickly embraced the subscription model.
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Out of the four, only one of those places was open for the public to try out the modules.
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It also launched a promotion that invited people to its showroom to try out all of its video games.
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Once upon a time, a real-life princess decided to try out a trick from a classic fairy tale.
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To encourage sign-ups, Apple is offering first-time advertisers a $100 USD credit to try out the product.
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" While she says she doubted herself "one million times, she was determined to go through the try-out process.
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I didn't get to try out the 80D in any suitable shooting environment, so I'll reserve judgment until later.
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This allowed field staff to at least try out some of the tools they'll use during the real census.
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We decided to try out the trend — but not without a foolproof tape hack to make it much easier.
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Zidane would try out with the club but "they thought he was not fast enough," remembers his former teammate.
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These experiences are live at seven of b8ta's flagship locations, which enable people to try out new tech products.
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Twitter responded with plenty of enthusiasm, and some other ideas about where you could try out this trick. Genius.
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The random DM was from Sean Baker, who wanted to know if she'd try out for The Florida Project.
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The Hannover Zoo primate is soon leaving the German facility to try out a new life in New Orleans.
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EPIKGO sent me their hoverboard to try out and they couldn't have picked a more qualified and handsome person.
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She was raised in Georgia, attended Oberlin, then headed to the West Coast to try out life in Seattle.
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FIA race director Charlie Whiting said teams would try out various possible solutions during testing in Barcelona next week.
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We would say she should try out with the Sparks ... but let's face it ... the Lakers need more help.
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You'll be able to try out the M&M's Caramels, too, when the flavor becomes available to in May.
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Google even got designer Paul Smith to try out the feature to demonstrate how it can inspire fashion design.
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While you can try out several different stitches, all of the above patterns use a basic "X" shaped stitch.
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We feel you, which is why it just may be a good time to try out a throwback hairstyle.
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Shoppers can also get a week-long try-out with an Apple Watch, for example, for $50 through Lumoid.
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This is good news for anyone looking for a cost-free way to try out Starbucks' new menu additions.
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Now that you know how to keep it in check, try out these great recipes — sans the white goo.
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If you hate going to stores to shop for clothes, this is the subscription box you should try out
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It's completely free, so you can shop Prime Day and try out other features of Prime without the commitment.
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I'm really happy I got to try out all three of these techniques and compare them with one another.
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But even at that speed, it would be a waste of time to blindly try out every possible combination.
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After I slugged down a few cocktails, I figured I'd try out a few of the bar's featured dishes.
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A subscription to Birchbox will let someone try out a variety of new beauty and grooming products each month.
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I wasn't able to try out Essential's 360-degree camera, which will be the first accessory for the phone.
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For those who wear one/have experimented with it for performance purposes, what do I need to try out?
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Last week, Kroger was the first brand to try out the new feature, according to a report from AdWeek.
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In addition, the 120-mile drive would finally give me the opportunity to try out Tesla's vaunted Supercharger network.
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We traveled to Richmond in British Columbia, Canada, to try out the viral beer ramen from Yuu Japanese Tapas.
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Children 4 and older are invited to try out musical instruments, including violin, flute, clarinet, saxophone, piano and trumpet.
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The green light gets lit less often at HBO, so subscribers are more inclined to try out new programs.
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Elected Democrats and 2018 candidates will have a chance to try out themes and arguments and see which resonate.
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Liu gave me a chance to try out the entire collection, which is now available online only at Sephora.
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Attendees could try out the Somnox Sleep Robot, which mirrors your breathing to give you a better night's sleep.
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So for colorphobes, this isn't a particularly challenging trend to try out, but it will make a big difference.
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And wouldn't you learn more about their fitness for office by seeing them try out for the actual role?
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And Microsoft is still interested in hearing feedback from teachers who try out this edition over the summer break.
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This has led some folks to try out creative solutions, like linking hardware together to form a local network.
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Viola suggests that she and her teammates try out for the guys' team, but the coach isn't having it.
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And just after lunchtime, I wanted to experiment a bit with the app, try out the filters and such.
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And when I would perform the song live, I would try out different lyrics to see which ones resonated.
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The Lusty sisters, Diana and Zena, well-known in show-jumping circles, try out their paces on two turtles.
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The Financial Times newspaper has created a game that lets you try out being CEO of a tech startup.
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This is another route for brands to try out ideas, talk to a niche, or to a different audience.
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Use those jobs as opportunities to try out potential workers and remind the favorite ones that you're still around.
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" Another email sent between the accounts read, "for a thrill try out bumpfire ar's with a 100 round magazine.
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You can get the app for Android and iOS to try out the service for free for seven days.
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Fans were also very eager to try out the dairy-free green and blue milks sold in the land.
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Finding Gear for Teens to Try Out Hobbies Wirecutter has recommendations for helping tweens and teens explore their creativity.
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You can try out this student loan refinance calculator from Nerdwallet to see if it makes sense for you.
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We'd do this differently next time: Save more time to relax at the resort and try out the spa.
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Alternatively, you can try out the first puzzle, "No Foolin'," for free, and buy individual puzzles for $1 each.
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I was able to try out compression boots from a company called NormaTec, at FICS in New York City.
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Customers have 100 days to try out the mattress and can ship it back free for a full refund.
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Well, then there's really no reason not to try out something new for a fraction of its former price.
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Users who want to try out the app and create lenses can sign up for the limited preview here.
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You might be able to try out Impossible Sausage sometime soon, though — and in fact, you might already have.
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In 2011, Fogg started training people to try out his tiny technique with a free five-day online course.
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When I logged into my OneDrive account via a browser, OneDrive prompted me to try out the Personal Vault.
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But visitors who succeeded in rising from its velvety depths found many other big, fanciful couches to try out.
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Stanton had me try out a game called "Fruit NInja" where the sensors in my hands simulated large swords.
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Use your day off watching tutorial videos, busting out bright pens and notebooks and try out a bullet journal.
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Simple Contacts has launched a new service letting users try out new contact lenses for as little as $3.
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Earlier this year, a freelance artist named Vintrove took to the blogging website Tumblr to try out an experiment.
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If you want to try out Snapchat's face filters, keep the camera on your face and tap on it.
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And for many women, the problem with breastfeeding in America today starts before they ever try out a pump.
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Those who had yet to try out HoloLens were a little unclear about what it is While virtually every developer I spoke to was excited about the possibilities of HoloLens, those who had yet to try out the mixed-reality experience were a little unclear about what it is and what it isn't.
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If I lose it again I'm going to try out this Nexum Aqua DAC someone recommended to me on Twitter.
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I got a chance to try out the new Samsung Gear VR headset with the new Galaxy Note 7 inside.
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One of my church friends is coming, and I'm excited for her to try out a class with the owner.
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That has left the league carving out other rights in order to try out new kinds of content and partnerships.
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Instead, the song is just a playground to noodle around in Auto-Tune and try out a bunch of punchlines.
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Bandersnatch had us waking up at seven in the morning to try out all the different possible endings before work.
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So if you want to try out all the features for free, you might want to get a move on.
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While it's not as convenient as an app, it's been an interesting experiment that wasn't much trouble to try out.
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Or, try out those little ankle socks, or a pair of those Foot Undies (yes, those are actually a thing).
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At the end of the dance lesson, they asked me if I wanted to try out their famous high kicks.
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Artists from New York's Discwoman Collective—DJ Haram, Stud1nt, and Umfang—try out percussion sounds on the new DFAM synthesizer.
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"As a result, you can try out ideas more quickly, and see if you encounter something that sparks," she says.
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Later, there are powerful scenes in which several of his friends are killed as they try out experimental new technology.
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That's a nice long time to try out the service and see if it does everything you want from it.
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Blue sent me a microphone to try out, and honestly, I have to say I'm pretty disappointed with the thing.
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Take your streaming to the next level when you try out the TP-Link Deco WiFi mesh system for yourself.
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Nevertheless, if there's any season to try out the bouncy, wavy, or coily styles you've been eyeing, now's the chance.
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I know you'll probably want to try out all the new emoji, including the new animals, foods, and so on.
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Try Out New Tasks & Projects With every job, there will be tasks you like and tasks you don't — that's life.
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Out of left field, definitely try out, I think, 74 Seconds, which is the latest podcast by Minnesota Public Radio.
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Though iOS 11 has been available for anyone to try out in beta, it has yet to officially roll out.
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Every time I see a new film, I see something new and get to try out things — it's experimental data.
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That being said, try swapping out your long-loved Smacker's Lip Gloss and try out cult-favorite Glossier's Clear Gloss.
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If you can't spend almost $1,000 on a new TV, then try out a 50-inch Vizio for just $289.99.
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NASA hopes to try out these new designs on the ISS first before they're actually used in deep-space environments.
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For starters, Apple Music is preloaded on all iPhones, making the service that much easier for users to try out.
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Opera released a new web browser today called Neon that's meant to try out a bunch of untested design ideas.
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We had a chance to try out the sorbet, and let us tell you, it does indeed taste extremely fruity.
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We wake up slowly and try out my boyfriend's new coffeemaker that my mom bought him as a housewarming present.
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To make your otherwise fragile phone charger last for more than a couple of weeks, try out this simple hack!
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With the Windows App Store growing all the time, there are plenty of ways to try out the new feature.
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Photo: DPRK Today / FacebookIt's unlikely that anyone outside of North Korea will get the privilege to try out this tech.
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Whatever technique you try out, your goal should be to shake off the nightmare and salvage your night of sleep.
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Headphones are also a very subjective thing, which is why we dispatched two of us to try out these headphones.
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To try out the new update, make sure you have an updated version of Gboard or download the app here.
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"I have girls and boys that come every day to try out new models: they are our partners," he says.
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Ahead, we've rounded up six brands that you must try out during your next Ulta haul — no matter your ethnicity.
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You might think I'm crazy—my coworkers think so—for wanting to try out a cheap lifestyle brand's new speakers.
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So, it makes sense that Alabama wants to try out this new system to help prevent those crimes from occurring.
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That could encourage more developers to try out the Giphy extension, without having to give up their other favorite overlays.
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Unless you're enrolled in Apple's developer program, this is your first opportunity to try out the new software in beta.
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However, YouTube is inviting other creators to sign up if they'd like to try out sponsorships on their own channels.
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Not only would I try out Duckie Brown's upholstery-size runway garments, but also the latest from four other designers.
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But because DNA sequences are cheap it is possible to try out lots of variations to see which actually work.
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It's also a great spot to try out some Korean beauty products (we highly recommend the lip tattoo and highlighter).
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Nevertheless it's a massive expansion that means people living in smaller cities and towns can try out the Postmates service.
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FedEx had knocked on his door that morning, delivering a digital camera the company Leica asked him to try out.
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You can try out the test with your current earbuds or headphones on Even's website, though they won't become calibrated.
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Amazon gave me a reviewers guide with a list of stuff to try out with the microwave and Alexa controls.
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During role-playing exercises, they practice best ways to validate feelings and try out their pseudonyms, which all counselors use.
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I could try out for cheerleading, but the girls whose parents paid for cheer camp would always make the team.
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There are many ways to try out this kink if you're intrigued by feet but not sure where to start.
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Armed with some speakers in close proximity to a toilet, I wanted to try out the brown note on myself.
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"That was part of the reason where I was like, 'OK, maybe I'll try out this pop thing,'" he remembered.
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Matt Hughston got into rugby when his friends convinced him to try out during his junior year of high school.
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In fact ... Chip tells us he's under the impression Kap could try out for a team TODAY -- and still impress.
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After reading an incredible article by Benjamin P. Hardy on Medium, I decided to finally try out a morning routine.
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This seemed like something absolutely no one needs but that most people would like to try out at least once.
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Local autism groups and families will be able to try out the 'quiet hour' on Saturday, May 7 at 8am.
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You can also easily change your region if you decide you want to try out stuff from a different brand.
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But that wasn't really why I wanted to try out Joie's Roundy, a silicon egg ring with an anthropomorphized egg.
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Tullo suggests anyone who plans on living in a rental unit for more than a year try out temporary wallpaper.
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The avid baker also took took the opportunity to try out her edible painting skills along with a new recipe.
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Here are some (extremely complex) disguises for you to try out: We like to call this one The French Tickler.
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In the meantime, you can try out many of the new emoji online at Twitter, where they've already been added.
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But for all their downsides, these work great if you want to try out smart lighting without spending too much.
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Football coach Danny Ford then called Igwebuike and convinced him to try out to replace Ariri as the team's kicker.
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I just had a chance to try out Apple's new $159 AirPods, which are the company's first truly wireless earbuds.
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And you can try out enameled or cast iron and various colors, so you can see what matches your décor.
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Lempert, for instance, would like to try out some grain-finished beef, in order to work with more local farms.
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"We usually have a happy bunch who want to learn something new and to try out new things," she said.
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These reps frequently offer tips and credit to try out new formats, DTC brands like Curology have told Business Insider.
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Rather, it's an early test vehicle to try out new technologies that will lead to a full-scale Mars ship.
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But they will also be able to try out Xfinity apps with various devices in different sections of the store.
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"Contestants are asked to try out a relationship in an environment filled with novelty, mystery, and unprecedented glamour," Jernigan said.
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Now, since spring has sprung maybe it's time to try out a nice windbreaker for the next time, ghost/toddler.
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We had four members of the Insider Picks team try out the new pieces, testing for comfort, fit, and style.
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I had the chance to briefly try out the Echo Frames after Amazon's event, and here's what they were like.
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And while she would totally try out for her middle school's production of Moon over Mississippi, she can't really sing.
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You can also tap the "Explore" icon at the bottom right of your screen to try out different sounds capes.
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A Hulu free trial lets you try out the service's massive content library, which is available for on-demand viewing.
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Then try out new colors and scents from the handmade lip-care line Kosas and the natural-fragrance line Lurk.
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We'd try out songs live, and if the audience didn't respond after a couple tries, we'd give up on them.
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Over the next few months, Spotify will email other artists to ask them to try out the feature, as well.
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Allswell mattresses are not currently available in showrooms either so you can't try out the mattress before you buy it.
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I experienced this firsthand when I recently swapped out my iPhone 11 Pro to try out Google's new Pixel 4.
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If that's too daunting, Mr. Harlan owns an 80-acre parcel that allows aspiring vintners to try out the business.
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I got a chance to try out Fitbit's new products (minus the Aria 2) at a preview event last week.
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The survey found that a third of Brits had been inspired by social media to try out new breakfast options.
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When you began to shed the accents in your comedy and try out a more political version, was it uncomfortable?
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Many architects have used the humble chair to try out new ideas or conceive of complementary furniture for their buildings.
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If the series pitch intrigues readers, it's probably best they go back to the start and try out issue #1.
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Most of these startups create or license gaming content and allow consumers to book appointments to try out the title.
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Eventually, they graduate to writing complex scores that they workshop with one another and try out at Young People's Concerts.
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It was also an excuse to try out the Resident Healer program in its spa, which was introduced in March.
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All of this is terribly bad news if you happen to have a high performance sports car to try out.
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In this way, I challenged myself to try out new words as I watched my son step into his independence.
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Any man with sensitive skin who nonetheless likes to be clean-shaven every day should try out this shaving gel.
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Both sides should put in an effort here: Light sleepers (like me) should try out ear plugs or white noise.
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The brand offers a scent sampler for $5 so you can try out Otherland's five best-selling "Core Collection" fragrances.
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He prefers a hands-off approach, no post-production tweaks except for some formatting, and to try out new tools.
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Workers enjoy considerable autonomy: more than 80 percent say they get to solve problems and try out their own ideas.
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When the UFC announced its new women's division, the former MMA boxer couldn't turn down the chance to try out.
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A concierge brings them the car to try out, with no obligation to buy and no fees for the service.
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You'll have the option to try out the product via an augmented reality filter before adding it to your cart.
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When it comes to sex, you're curious enough to experiment and try out all kinds of things, at least once.
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Public trials are underway, and Microsoft has steadily been adding plenty of new titles for beta testers to try out.
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If you like to try out different vibration modes or have a sensitivity to vibrations, Shyn's customization will suit you.
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New York is a city of renters, so why not try out this new life before you commit to it?
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Still, there are countless online tips and tricks you can try out to make your hickey a little less noticeable.
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When I try out a new word, I feel conspicuous, as though I'm test-driving a car I can't afford.
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The "Fuzzidarium" was another place to hang out and try out one of the VR headsets – more on those later.
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They wanted to sample the bars, to find their seats, to take in the view, to try out the acoustics.
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But anybody who's now tempted to try out the hard-hat life should know that the industry is deeply cyclical.
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Robo-advice could help people learn, and try out different scenarios, without the worry of appearing ignorant to a person.
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That's too bad — take it from me, it's incredibly fun to try out — but they have a very good reason.
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I decided to try out Rubric to see if it could give my caption-writing ability a run for its money.
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Food trucks, food trucks, food trucks: Trust us, you're gonna want to try out Austin's HUGE array of delicious food trucks.
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When she decided to try out a ballet move over the weekend, she ended up invoking the wrath of the internet.
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Mikulak says his family initially let him try out for every sport from soccer to basketball, but gymnastics is what stuck.
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Saturday's game against the All Whites will be a perfect opportunity to try out newcomers like Cota, Marin, Gallardo, and Gutierrez.
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Keep an eye out for other potential irritants, as well — did you wear new lingerie or try out a new detergent?
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This deal is for Prime members only, so try out a free membership free for 30 days to get the savings.
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The story included quotes from several kickers, some anonymous, who were among nine to try out for the Bears this offseason.
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I think it was just an easy place for Jim to work and we had wanted to try out that studio.
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The other night, his wife had the brilliant idea to try out his new talent for a field of local cows.
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The intent of the test wasn't to try out some new feature or capability, but to practice for war, Hanham said.
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In the months ahead, SpaceX will perform another test flight — one designed to try out the Crew Dragon's emergency abort system.
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In the decades that followed, the plaza continued to try out new identities, and Santos Yubero was there to document them.
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A. library to study Italian editions of "Pinocchio," or settling into record-store listening booths to try out potential movie scores.
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Given Lenovo's existing flexibility on software, it makes sense that it'd be willing to try out a Chrome OS option, too.
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I had a few minutes to try out the new Mod, and it more or less works pretty much as advertised.
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This will allow potential sellers to try out the service with more items, in order to see if it improves sales.
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My partner and I decided to try out the app for one week and see if it improved our relationship dynamic.
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I bought these Senso headphones to try out the Bluetooth life because they were cheap and had good reviews on Amazon.
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There's a great joy to be had in watching people of all ages try out games of all kinds at Rezzed.
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Several startups are working on that, and I've had the chance to try out a few over the past several months.
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I was pretty excited to try out a beta version of Alexa, via a tethered phone, in a Ford hybrid vehicle.
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Meanwhile, companies like Tesla have put pressure on traditional automakers to try out new ideas like subscriptions, or even direct sales.
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Google may finally be getting that message — there is now a beta version available that you may want to try out.
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We had a chance to try out a couple of example apps earlier this year when Bose first announced the glasses.
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With AR getting a lot of buzz, CNBC runs through the apps which you can use to try out the technology.
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Didn't that make you try out for another season of track though it contributed to your personal struggle with self-esteem?
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But if you'd rather not watch Cheers, why not try out Frasier, the show's long-running spinoff about psychiatrist Frasier Crane?
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The best part is that Live Installations allow you to try out the software before you wipe your entire hard drive.
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On a chilly day — or just a day when you could really use some R & R — try out these seven apps.
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The makers of Calm, the aforementioned app for relaxing meditations, had invited me to try out a Sleep Story for myself.
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Democratic governors took the stage to talk about how they could defy the Trump administration and try out liberal policy proposals.
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But that's not entirely a bad thing, and Stranger Things capitalizes on the opportunity to try out some new character pairings.
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Or, alternatively, you could try out some retail therapy first, at one place that's already in full bloom: Ulta Beauty, baby.
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"My mom would take me every year to try out for the role of baby Cosette in Les Mis," she said.
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I decided to try out ReachNow, BMW's car-sharing service, which launched last year in Seattle, Portland, and most recently, Brooklyn.
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After several visits by the pup to try out prototypes, the young engineers presented "Claire's Chariot" to her on Friday, Syracuse.
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I came home from work with 12 eggs and sheepishly asked my boyfriend if I could try out his egg cooker.
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It's one of the first hospitals in the world to try out an experimental treatment to help people recover from stroke.
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Does Hannah get back together with Adam, or will she have a new love interest to try out new positions with?
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When TechCrunch went to Beijing recently, I got the chance to try out KatVR's Kat Walk virtual reality walking simulation rig.
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If you want to try out Fresco before it's officially out, you can apply to be in the prerelease testing here.
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The final 3D-printed fingers aren't finished, but they'll be ready for police to try out in a matter of weeks.
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The event relocated to Hawthorne in 2017, so the teams could try out their prototype pods on SpaceX's newly constructed track.
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It's important to make the caller feel comfortable about sharing, and then you can try out different phrases related to it.
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And since I'm a huge fan of Ren's face masks, I'm psyched to try out its Moroccan Rose Otto Body Wash.
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Try out one (or all) tonight and let us know your favorites for keeping your apartment together in the comments below.
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The various goodies available will vary over time but right now you can sign up to try out YouTube's 4K streaming.
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Renegade Artists Band Together for New Exhibition, 'Gargle/Spit' Now You Can Try Out the Picture Frame for Digital Art IRL
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Read up on Lindsay's criteria below — and consider forwarding this to any guy friends looking to try out for the show.
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"Many of our guests see it as an opportunity to freely try out things they've seen happen in porn," she says.
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For now, this is a chance to try out the Rift, while seeing how smoothly VR fits into the theatrical experience.
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I was given an acetate by Pete Tong of this tune to try out and report back...the crowd went crazy!
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In the meantime, you can try out a demo of the AI online by uploading your own images into the database.
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Lopez wants to encourage others with disabilities to challenge their limitations, live a full life and perhaps try out radical sports.
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" In the video, Jameson seems excited to try out the slopes, as Hart is heard saying, "What do you think, dude?
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These apps should be released soon, I'm told, giving more people the opportunity to try out the impressive voice recognition tech.
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"It was pure bowl to face satisfaction," wrote one of the first social media users to try out the new product.
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But the new store will also help Wayfair grow brand awareness and let shoppers try out its products in real life.
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A few days later, high on my Airwrap curl success, I decided to try out a new function in the morning.
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It's also promising to expand the Vive's presence in brick-and-mortar stores, where potential customers can try out the headset.
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Doing the exercise as a CTF-style event at DEF CON was more of an idea to try out, Sell explained.
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So we gathered a coalition of rural community advocates, nonprofit leaders and technologists to try out new methods of policy creation.
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Much of the equipment that they are developing that shows up elsewhere, including in Syria, they try out first in Ukraine.
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Or that they're kind-hearted straight people sacrificing their precious reputations to try out gayness for the length of a photoshoot?
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In Arizona, that number is slightly higher, at 57%, and in Ohio, 58% said they want to try out someone else.
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It was a good look for her — and one she'll probably have plenty of opportunity to try out on Monday night.
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If you want to try out a specialization, you can do a 7-day free trial before paying for the series.
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Once there, they will be encouraged by their salespeople (and perhaps by their curiosity) to try out that cloud player's database.
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Several years later, I decided to take the Model X on a road trip and try out the Tesla Supercharger network.
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I was determined to try out every single amenity in the suite before I had to check out at 1 p.m.
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If you'd like to get paid to try out new ice cream flavors, this unconventional career path may be for you.
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Along with a packed interview schedule, he got to try out Oculus, the virtual reality technology acquired by Facebook in 21854.
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Here's what we thought:We walked across the street and headed to a nearby Burger King to try out the meatless Whopper
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The ensemble's endless agitation exudes the go-for-broke busyness that performers usually try out in exploratory rehearsals and then discard.
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There are constantly new styles making their way into the rotation, so there's always a trendy new pair to try out.
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By Sephora provides shoppers with the chance to try out the retailer's best-selling makeup products without commitment or getting overwhelmed.
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This way you can try out the product or service, make sure you're happy, and then move on with your life.
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Peron and Jinnies' success inspired 25-year-old Jesse Hernandez to try out for the New Orleans Saints' Saintsations cheerleading team.
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With tons of amazing reviews online, I wanted to try out DevaCurl but was intimidated by how many products it had.
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Previously, businesses without Office 365 subscriptions that have wanted to try out Teams have been limited to a month-long trial.
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"It's nice to step outside of it every once in a while and try out the Louis Vuitton luggage," she said.
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I try out the Bulletproof Vibe, wincing as my eyeballs and brain feel like they're being rattled out of my head.
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As with any computer — because that's what the iPad Pro is — there is a lot more to test and try out.
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I did it because I was sick of my old phone and wanted to try out iPhone for the first time.
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Two days and a positive drug test later, we circled back to try out the 20-ounce bottle of Detoxify Xxtraclean.
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If you already have the beta Shortcuts app installed, you can try out some of the shortcuts featured on Sharecuts today.
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A couple weeks ago I attended an exclusive session where 50 people were able to try out this new design software.
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I set up by the freezer section, trying to entice customers over to try out flavors like passion fruit and mango.
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It's essentially an excuse to try out whatever filmmaking technique Malle could think of, throwing anything and everything at the wall.
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Canada, our neighbor to the north and a good place to try out ideas like this, has successfully made this switch.
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Now, I'm excited to go try out this bath and learn a little bit more about the history and its benefits.
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This time, DJI sent us the latest iteration of their mobile phone gimbal to try out for a couple of weeks.
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As the tests continue, it is entirely possible the Army's weaponeers will try out even more different missiles in the launcher.
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Some of the tech they try out on Uighurs is later applied more broadly in the country and even sold abroad.
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I unfortunately haven't had a chance to try out the new Magic Keyboard yet, though I did do some trackpad testing.
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I unfortunately haven't had a chance to try out the new Magic Keyboard yet, though I did do some trackpad testing.
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Again and again, I'd try out a name with the same basic cultural valence as Steve: Rachel, Stephanie, Kelly, Sarah, Christine.
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She's also been testing video content on Instagram as a way to encourage women to try out new styles at home.
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Sunday • Try out one of more than 2868 fitness classes at the city's 83 recreations centers for free, at various locations.
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In a perfect world — and if $$$ was no object — we'd try out every new beauty treatment without a second thought. Microneedling?
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Snapchat-style stories, which the company announced it was testing internally to try out "a new conversational format" for business conversations.
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You'll try out various models — they'll all meet newly established federal requirements — to see what seems to work and feel best.
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The couple popped in to Showboy Bakeshop in Las Vegas to try out different flavors for their upcoming nuptials this Halloween.
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The consultancy is known for its "link" test, one that companies use to try out advertising on consumers before finalizing it.
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Much of the equipment that they are developing that shows up elsewhere, including in Syria, they try out first in Ukraine.
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I had the chance to try out the Altwork, in its many programmable configurations, at CES in Las Vegas last week.
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I was in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and took the opportunity to try out Careem and see what it was all about.
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On January 1, Illinois legalized adult-use cannabis, and people from other states are flooding in to try out the products.
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Brunch at Sunday Morning Bakehouse What better time to try out the hotly-anticipated Sunday Morning Bakehouse than…on a Sunday?
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Either way, if you were hesitant to try out the new Edge, now is the time to give it a shot.
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They liked Bollywood dramas and Hollywood action films, and would try out the foreign-sounding names: Van Damme, Bruce Lee, Rambo.
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Though perfectly willing to try out her candor on a reporter, she feels no apparent need to engage with social media.
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Some SK Telecom customers will be able to try out xCloud game streaming next month, over both LTE and 5G networks.
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Wrap Them Up Try out some bondage by tying your partner up… use velvet ribbon if you want to get fancy.
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It also allows candidates to try out a version of their stump speech with very low risk to their personal brands.
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I was invited to a Nike class (free, since it's for work) to try out their new model of training sneakers.
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Anyone who would like to try out for the U.S. team can register for the free online qualifying test at wpc.puzzles.com.
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In the past, regulators have suggested that banks need to continue to operate existing AML processes while they try out new technology.
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The actress, 29, likes to try out new workouts and diets — like intermittent fasting and eating pescatarian — to change up her body.
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In addition to classic favorites like Thin Mints, Samoas, and Tagalongs, Girl Scout Cookie lovers can try out the Caramel Chocolate Chip.
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I got a chance to try out Microsoft's Surface Headphones shortly after they were unveiled, and I came away really liking them.
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"Some people in Japan have never experienced a big earthquake before, so they're surprised when they try out the simulator," remarked Goto.
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For example, while Grunebaum's patients have been eager to try out ketamine, its effects are known to last only about a week.
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When the question came up — who wants to try out a VR thing where you're an alien bursting out of someone's chest?
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You can forage for supplies in the forest, or solve one of the puzzle shrines, or try out some new elixir recipes.
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So players looking to try out the new hero will have to do so in the Quick Play, Arcade, and Play vs.
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While you wait to send your doctor emoji, try out one of the other emoji keyboards to spice up your text life.
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I took to the streets of London earlier today to try out the Pixel 4 and iPhone 11 Pro side by side.
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Tenor Emotional Graph Tenor doesn't have any paying customers just yet, but it did try out a pilot program with Warner Bros.
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The New England Patriots quarterback, 42, joked that Wahlberg is in such good shape, he should try out for the football team.
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I've had the chance to try out the HiRise Wireless for a few days, and it mostly holds up to that promise.
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With Microsoft on the verge of closing down Sunrise, now may be the right time to try out a new calendar app.
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For the time being, though, there's nothing here for you to try out or any bits being shipped in the Chrome browser.
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We'll have to wait to try out the new CPUs for ourselves to see how their performance stacks up in general usage.
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Gordon Ramsay might be willing to try out the whole vegan thing, but Anthony Bourdain still doesn't want any part of it.
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However, Lyft is enticing people to try out the service with a summer promotion of 20% off your first 10 Premier rides.
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This cat's owner decided to try out some cat ears for Halloween this year and the cat clearly was not a fan.
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Gluten-free banana bread Being cooped up is the perfect excuse to try out a new recipe that might otherwise seem overwhelming.
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Patients at other community clinics in California will try out the program but won't be included in the clinical trial, Gibson said.
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You could go classic and throw it in the pot with the crabs, or you could try out sweet grilled corn recipe.
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It's coming off a successful Kickstarter campaign from last summer, and I got to try out a final version at CES 2017.
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It doesn't even occur to me to try out the functionality until I got an incoming call while working on the review.
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The C by GE line is one of the easiest ways to try out smart lighting since it doesn't require a hub.
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Fly to Austin for $34, and use the money you saved to try out all the food trucks rolling around the city.
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So Silicon Valley is full of people that are early adopters, that are dying to try out the next big thing, right?
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