We rehearsed that scene weeks in advance and tweaked and tweaked, and the girls just nailed it on the day.
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And because there are only a couple of them, their finer simulated characteristics can be tweaked and re-tweaked with minimal time.
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It's an old Junior League recipe that's made the rounds of restaurant kitchens and been tweaked and tweaked into easily prepared deliciousness.
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It was almost the exact same thing as "Everything Is Awesome" except every lyric was tweaked just a tad and every melody tweaked just a tad.
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Over the next six weeks, the bill had to be tweaked to attract the bloc of roughly 30 conservatives and then tweaked again to secure a handful of moderate holdouts.
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"i'm lovin' it" can never be tweaked — including capitalization.
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But he would like it to be updated and tweaked.
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But they feel a tweaked dose could alleviate these symptoms.
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The company also tweaked how the algorithms can classify people.
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Quinnipiac University tweaked their polls to pit Trump against Winfrey.
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It also tweaked its weightings for age and regional turnout.
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Shapiro put him on speakerphone as they tweaked their coordinates.
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Poirot's appearance has been tweaked across TV and film adaptations.
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He tweaked the words to some of his old favorites.
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Google has also tweaked its algorithms to prioritize authoritative results.
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This isn't the first time Beyond has tweaked its formula.
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The company even tweaked its manufacturing process to make it.
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The rider app icon is the only thing we tweaked.
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Sony has also tweaked the design on an aesthetic level.
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Amazon tells me it tweaked the hardware for media consumption.
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As the team gathered data, they constantly tweaked the formula.
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But then they slightly tweaked the layout of the game.
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So the traditional apprenticeship model will have to be tweaked.
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Iguodala, James's primary defender, tweaked his back in Game 423.
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Microsoft has also tweaked the performance and design of Edge.
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Ralph Lauren also tweaked its revenue forecast for fiscal 2019.
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So, Democrats have tweaked their profile ahead of the midterms.
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That was for that and they tweaked it a bit.
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During a rehearsal last week, dishes were still being tweaked.
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Parliament will vote on her tweaked deal by March 12.
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The company has since tweaked the formula for its burgers.
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The ingredients have been tweaked to appeal to American tastes.
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It has been tweaked, updated and amended over the years.
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Horford tweaked his groin in Wednesday's win over the Rockets.
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So Yoplait tweaked its recipe and began buying glass jars.
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Netflix tweaked the meme to encourage other companies to respond.
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But rather than give up, Amazon has tweaked its model.
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For example, Google Translate can be tweaked to improve its translation.
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In recent years, other artists and activists have tweaked the design.
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Individual films have ignored or tweaked MCU continuity in smaller ways.
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Xiaomi has also tweaked some of the original Mi Mix's quirks.
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After all, the Subway redesign is still being tested and tweaked.
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Other carriers have tweaked boarding categories and methods in recent years.
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Both are being genetically tweaked by UK-based biotech firm Oxitec.
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" A slightly tweaked version of Simon and Garfunkel's famous song "Mrs.
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I tweaked it a bit, and we were good to go.
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The drone's body has been tweaked to make it more aerodynamic.
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Andre Iguodala, James's primary defender, tweaked his back in Game 423.
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As of mid-April, the Stem's triggers were still being tweaked.
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Speculators tweaked their positions in Treasury futures from a week earlier.
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Clinton tweaked Mr. Sanders for opposing an immigration overhaul in 2007.
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Construction codes could be tweaked to make building with wood easier.
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But at the meeting, Musk said it is still being tweaked.
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Beyond core navigation, a bunch of little things have been tweaked.
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Spider silk can even be tweaked to have unusual thermal properties.
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After failing to resonate with customers, the chain tweaked the recipe.
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You destroyed iconic images and needlessly tweaked perfectly good ones. Why?
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Suddenly, that blush-filled emoji looks a little too tweaked out.
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According to Brown, Embiid tweaked the knee in the fourth quarter.
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Some brands tweaked their logos or the colour of their websites.
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Their online quizzes are road-tested and tweaked for different cultures.
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Hammers can be tweaked and varied but will never go obsolete.
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There are sharper edges, tweaked colors, altered animations, and so on.
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West has tweaked and updated the album even after its release.
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Kemp tweaked the hamstring running the bases in Washington on Wednesday.
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Nucleo has tweaked the design and rereleased the chair through Kickstarter.
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Amazon's smart voice assistant, Alexa, is also being tweaked for children.
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Only a couple expect the quantitative easing program to be tweaked.
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As for pricing, he said the details are still being tweaked.
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Fair has tweaked the traditional lease to give consumers more options.
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They're oftentimes identical to standard routers, with some specific settings tweaked.
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Google says it's tweaked its search algorithm to prioritise original reporting.
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Mostly Mozart's tweaked seating plan should be the model going forward.
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More than that, he tweaked the way ad libs are used.
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Along with the quickened offensive pace, tempers were tweaked at times.
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I just swooped in and tweaked a few things of theirs.
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A copy of the original with some of the details tweaked.
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Then, she tweaked the amount of turbulence in the gas itself.
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Yelp, meanwhile, tweaked its logo to reflect an internet-loading wheel.
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The Cypriot government denied this, but has also tweaked the program.
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Clinton, too, has tweaked her message to appeal to California voters.
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The suspension is tweaked to compensate for the mechanism's additional mass.
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The government also tweaked the personal tax structure in the budget.
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When he pointed this out to management, the policy was tweaked.
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Audio and visuals can be tweaked and subtitled added if needed.
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Here are some of the other adverts that have been tweaked ... .
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Mr. Fine will press forward, but the game will be tweaked.
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Before eventually being shipped into production, this is where products are discovered; tested; tweaked in response to input from customers, marketing, budgetary and manufacturing departments and others; then tested again; then tweaked again; and so on.
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Bambamalicious has tweaked the levels to open them up—no keys are required to traverse the halls of the dead—kept the game's original breakneck speed, and tweaked the aiming so players can look up and down.
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The NFL has tweaked tackling laws and has also added concussion spotters.
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Engineers simply tweaked the software to limit its capacity by 20 percent.
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I thought I'd just tweaked my back lifting a poolside lounge chair.
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The companies subsequently tweaked their advertising platforms to prevent such abusive targeting.
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Each has the same description, only tweaked to include the correct name.
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Some of the movie's garments were tweaked and modernized from the original.
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Version 3.0 has tweaked the interface to make it even more simple.
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The keyboard deck has been slightly tweaked to give it cleaner lines.
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We adapted as we went and retroactively tweaked some of the monetization.
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The software has also been tweaked for easier one-handed picture-taking.
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Its language faculties will be tweaked and trained as time goes on.
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And we know it's regularly adjusted and tweaked without really knowing how.
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"He tweaked his wrist a little bit," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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Some analysts have said they expect the curbs to be tweaked further.
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But an unidentified prankster tweaked the sign Thursday by rearranging some letters.
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That could require the system to be tweaked depending on the client.
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One user tweaked the old 32-lettered one to make it shorter.
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So what are Jide's users using their productivity-tweaked Android PCs for?
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The government has tweaked its anti-insider approach for the Supreme Court.
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He missed two games last week when he tweaked an oblique muscle.
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And with that growth in mind, revenue models are still being tweaked.
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This isn't the first time a genetically tweaked organism has escaped regulation.
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Expect tweaked men's wear staples like a zip-front plaid shirt ($240).
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The H-85033B program could be tweaked to make it even better.
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I told her which version to use and tweaked the occasional verb.
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The ICSG has tweaked its numbers since its last forecast in March.
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He tweaked the model after that election, emphasizing economic factors even more.
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According to Wired, the keyboards have been tweaked but not totally redesigned.
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The wording was then tweaked in an effort to make it clearer.
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They've tweaked it, they've pontificated upon it, on and on and on.
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Those that do, like the UTA Brant fund, have tweaked the model.
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"I've tweaked acting things, I've come up with new moments," she said.
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May's proposal loses narrowly, a tweaked version of the deal might pass.
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It's just been tweaked and refined as musicians have given their input.
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He has cooked and tweaked recipes, invented some dishes and scrapped others.
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Starbucks tweaked its dress code, sparking celebrations among baristas with facial piercings.
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The chain tweaked its animal-welfare policies, but kept on selling beef.
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During that time, he's tweaked the Hell's Kitchen location more than once.
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To meet these ambitious goals, Princeton tweaked their recruitment and admissions approaches.
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The show's longtime sets have been tweaked over the years, he said.
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The bolstering can be tweaked to really hug and support the driver.
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EditorsNote: 27th graf tweaked; 24th graf tweaked Charlie Blackmon had four hits for the third straight game, Ian Desmond hit a grand slam and the Colorado Rockies beat the San Diego Padres 211-24 in Denver on Saturday night.
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The spokesman said Starbucks had "tweaked" the plan design to avoid that scenario.
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Reagan's "appearance and style" might also have tweaked a lifelong insecurity that Mrs.
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It sounds like Jimmy Cliff was tweaked by Avicii, the electronic dance musician.
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It's very much a slightly tweaked wrapper for the functions YouTube already offers.
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The company tweaked its interim dividend to 12.2 Australian cents, from 12 cents.
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This format could still be tweaked, however, as the product is being refined.
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Nougat includes a number of new Android features that Samsung has tweaked accordingly.
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While no "eggs" have been removed from the Assistant, they may be tweaked.
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Amazon has tweaked the Fire TV interface specifically for far-field voice controls.
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Toyota also stiffened the Supra's chassis and tweaked its suspension to improve handling.
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So they have tweaked his answer to the derisive Obama comparisons several times.
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The dream of Jordan Belfort is still alive — just tweaked, for ethical reasons.
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The model will get tweaked as developers see what works and what doesn't.
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The nature of the models means that they can be tweaked almost endlessly.
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It then tweaked Hong Kong's constitution to require it to do the same.
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And with "Samantha" now tweaked to say "no" to sex, what about consent?
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It can be tweaked to exclude censored services like Maps, Youtube, and Play.
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Experts there used the site's blueprint, but tweaked it to fit Hailey's hand.
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The camera has to be tweaked to ensure jumping doesn't conflict with it.
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"Just very painful because I tweaked it before," Leonard said of the injury.
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Each new change is liable to be tweaked before making their official debuts.
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Last year the tests were resurrected, tweaked to be fairer and more useful.
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Facebook tweaked the algorithm to its all-important News Feed again this morning.
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"He just tweaked his wrist a little bit," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
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We've just tweaked some of the edges to make it feel more comfortable.
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That's because some elements — mostly the Zagato bits — are likely to be tweaked.
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Using MaxMSP software, they tweaked the MIDI signal and visualized the setup too.
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Samsung has tweaked the hardware of the S Pen this go around, too.
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As for the Book Cover Keyboard, it's also been tweaked for the better.
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The strategy may need to be tweaked to shift focus there, he said.
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The Walkman's design has been tweaked very slightly from last year's model, too.
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Chile's constitution has been tweaked several times since it was enacted in 1980.
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Rivera tweaked rival network MSNBC for its handling of Thursday night's Democratic debate.
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I realized the last pair could be tweaked to ZEST / ZILCH (Zip) – i.e.
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Last year, the company tweaked its compensation in response to the shareholder fury.
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In December, the company tweaked its recipe to give it a creamier texture.
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This tweaked Adele photo looks like something straight out of a horror movie.
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Maybe rather than throwing it out wholesale, the style needs to be tweaked.
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See how four celebrities have rocked this tweaked take on bared shoulders, ahead.
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Everything from ... Last weekend, for example, somebody tweaked the door on my garage.
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Mr. Tillerson tweaked Mr. Erdogan for his recent outreach to Russia and Iran.
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Volkswagen has also tweaked its sales strategy for its upcoming ID electric lineup.
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Reaching up, she tweaked one of her rabbit ears so it flopped downward.
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He tweaked it in 22017 but faced protests of 242m workers and more.
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But no matter how much Vertical tweaked the series, viewers did not materialize.
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Once I'd figured out the substitutions, I tweaked the recipe to accommodate them.
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Add notes on what is working and what might need to be tweaked.
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Earnings estimates could be tweaked lower if margins continue to shrink, he said.
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Our identity has been forged and tweaked and shaped by our work life.
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That act tweaked the surveillance program revealed in 2013 by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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It is not the first time Biden has tweaked Clinton in recent weeks.
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But for now, as it gets tweaked and improved, the guts are exposed.
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Ms. Carr Falsetta flipped on the disco lights and tweaked the song playlist.
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To meet the needs of Europe's national markets, Zalando has tweaked its offerings.
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Even so, he has tweaked parts of his message since his 2016 campaign.
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He makes note of any headlines he thinks should be tweaked or reframed.
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That's exactly why they shouldn't be tweaked and reissued year in, year out.
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Senate Republicans tweaked the House bill, but the core structure stayed the same.
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The malware's code is always slightly tweaked between attacks so firewalls can't recognize it.
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The tweaked editor still made some mistakes, but far fewer than the original version.
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He said the detectives tweaked the story a few times, but he still refused.
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The Fire TV's interface has been tweaked to be more friendly for voice navigation.
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Many retirees simply want the same things as those a decade younger, slightly tweaked.
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If ride-hailing firms tweaked their pricing to encourage carpooling, that would help, too.
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It's such a well-worn cliché in Marvel comics that it often gets tweaked.
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A tweaked design that allows easier stacking means shipping less air—and more profit.
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So the smokiness now inherent to the oysters, that tweaked the recipe for SeaQuench.
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The logo, which later became known as Chief Wahoo, was tweaked over the years.
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Stateside, NBC reported that Lochte stuck to his story but tweaked several key details.
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J&J tweaked the molecule to create a variant that could also be inhaled.
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Kaplan later tweaked the ComboPen to deliver epinephrine to counter the effects of anaphylaxis.
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To move up, the government has tweaked both its permanent and temporary immigrant programmes.
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Separately, Ankara tweaked regulations to force retirement funds to invest more in government bonds.
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And then our ambitious art team tweaked them just so, cheesifying their iconic posters.
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And that's because the process is rarely tweaked between Aldridge's look and the client.
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Some transit agencies have tweaked how they punish evasion to make it more equitable.
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And the Notes and Photos apps have been tweaked with new features as well.
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The 140-character count was lifted from direct messages and subsequently tweaked for tweets.
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Florida Atlantic tweaked its disclosure policy for outside involvement in the fall of 2015.
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A week after the walkout, Google tweaked its arbitration policy for sexual harassment claims.
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The formulation must still be tweaked before it's available to the public. http://ti.
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Bungie tweaked the formula in a major way with the game's April 2016 update.
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The tweaked menu is part of an ongoing effort to streamline the chain's operations.
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So really, my election filter is a tweaked version of what I proposed then.
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The system was tweaked over the years, but the basic principle stayed the same.
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It has also tweaked its points system to give more weight to employers' preferences.
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The team is planning another round of tests with a tweaked robot this month.
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The Asheville-based songwriter has excellently, and sometimes violently, tweaked her formula between albums.
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Well, America First is back, tweaked as Trump's we-won't-be-suckers-anymore ideology.
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Mr. Caiafa tweaked and updated most of Crockett's recipes to suit the modern palate.
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The minute we tweaked one bit of logic, we realized we'd fouled up another.
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The system was tweaked over time, and the number of municipalities consolidated to six.
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In iOS 13, however, Apple has tweaked the way apps can request location data.
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Given it's packed with incentives for job offshoring, NAFTA must be replaced, not tweaked.
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Facebook tweaked its algorithms and a month in the result is boosting conservative websites.
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However, Congress has tweaked the rates and the income levels at which they apply.
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Moreover, Beijing has tweaked its tax rules to facilitate more exports of aluminium semis.
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Direct spending provisions, and perhaps revenue, could be tweaked incrementally with each budget breach.
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Fewer asses not tweaked, twerked or fatted, yet all that holds back a soul?
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If she wants the block grant funding formula tweaked so Alaska isn't disproportionally hit?
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"It feels amazing," said Hundley, who tweaked his hamstring but stayed in the game.
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He then apparently tweaked his shoulder while trying to pitch through the groin injury.
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The company tweaked various parts of the chip for so-called machine learning applications.
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Then, for just five days in Woodstock, Cherry sang and Hebden tweaked the music.
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The company has tweaked its Chrome browser in response to criticism from security experts.
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Kobo's also tweaked the software to include better menus, improved book scrubbing and previews.
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It said that it had removed possibly fake accounts and had tweaked its algorithms.
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"The pieces people like the most are the ones we've tweaked most," he added.
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Facebook tweaked its policies Monday to hone in on homegrown bot networks in response.
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The lottery, however, was tweaked continuously in order to meet the 2900/220006 quotas.
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We saw bloody faces, broken teeth, twisted knees, tweaked hamstrings and a fractured collarbone.
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We saw bloody faces, broken teeth, twisted knees, tweaked hamstrings and a fractured collarbone.
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The order and its component parts could eventually be tweaked to withstand judicial review.
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The backlash was so extreme that Hooper tweaked the C.G.I. for the final cut.
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As the Mets tweaked the roster that off-season, Alderson juggled chemotherapy and work.
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In all, Facebook tweaked the material over 20 times in a five month period.
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That figure has been reduced and the proposal is still being tweaked, Democrats said.
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Last month Twitter tweaked its iconic 140 character limit to get people tweeting more.
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If your nick is already taken on the server, it will be automatically tweaked.
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If you tweaked these conditions by even a miniscule amount, then we wouldn't be here.
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The NYPD recently tweaked its rules to allow Sikh officers to wear a full turban.
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The campaign was sending more than 100,000 uniquely tweaked ads to targeted voters each day.
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CNN, the host of this week's debates, tweaked the selection process to avoid that outcome.
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At the state championships, he and his coaches further tweaked his approach on the fly.
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And only after they tweaked the company's business model, did it begin to generate traction.
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But more significantly, his backstory is more than an idle joke or a tweaked line.
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Photos and data can be beneficially tweaked so that individuals involved are not digitally identifiable.
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That means that our model of the world around us has to be constantly tweaked.
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The unemployment rate expectations were tweaked lower slightly, by a tenth of a percentage point.
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Last but certainly not least, Apple has tweaked the design of its butterfly keyboard again.
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La Liga has tweaked its timings (though players may rue games in torrid Iberian afternoons).
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Tweaked ever so slightly, putting your hands on your hips has never been more fun.
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" Which is why, a few times, the crowd tweaked the chant, to "vote her in.
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Of course, these weren't retail units so the software can still be tweaked before launch.
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But it can be tweaked for specific applications by one of the company's many licensees.
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Screenshots have been pretty thoroughly tweaked, while Safari's got a bunch of new security features.
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Tweaked versions of Nvidia's GPUs can now be found in supercomputers, data-centres and cars.
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"That's one thing that's been tweaked," Okano said in a New York Comic Con Panel.
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Each was tweaked in a slightly different way to be resistant to those specific diseases.
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It's the Skylake processor family tweaked for better 4K video handling and high-performance gaming.
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Over the years, Netflix has tweaked its logo, sign-up page, and even its homepage.
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The Fed tweaked its statement to acknowledge that inflation is "running below" its 21.9% objective.
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Yellen said existing banking rules could be tweaked but that they are mostly a benefit.
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Late at night, alone in his artifact-laden study, he tweaked and revised his poem.
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But he had the vision about that and people suddenly tweaked and off it went.
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Each value can be tweaked to create your own perfect balance of power and range.
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More recently, the ECB has tweaked QE to purchase corporate bonds on a large scale.
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"He tweaked his knee once again," Red Sox president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said.
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I'd like to see the current restrictions on landing fees for airports tweaked as well.
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A tweaked version designed to convert Republican holdouts would pass, narrowly, about a month later.
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He is receiving treatment on a tender left quadriceps, which he tweaked Monday in Chicago.
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It's essentially a patch, but that word undersells the extent of what will be tweaked.
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Yesterday Snapchat tweaked their drawing tool so you can draw thicker lines on your snapsterpieces.
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Moving on will leave ObamaCare in place to be tweaked around the edges as necessary.
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So how, then, will it make money off of a productivity-tweaked version of Android?
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Even the Surface Pro 2 shipped with a slightly tweaked kickstand that supported two angles.
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A few characters have been tweaked slightly, and the storylines of others have been altered.
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Google has tweaked Chrome for Android version 52 to improve playback speed and power efficiency.
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To test the steppingstone principle, Stanley and his student Joel Lehman tweaked the selection process.
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Its user interface is relentlessly tested and tweaked to make it more appealing to users.
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Dell refreshed its XPS 13 with a new white color and a slightly tweaked design.
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Rival candidates, including Ted Cruz and Ben Carson, have tweaked Trump for skipping the debate.
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The wording about the data was tweaked to reflect that it came from differing sources.
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Foundation introduces farming, planetary scans, a wider range of resources, and a tweaked user interface.
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A Mariners spokesman later announced that Martin tweaked his hamstring and is day-to-day.
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Exos only work on free applications, and the tweaked apps can run alongside the originals.
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You could almost picture the question, tweaked and decontextualized, in an eight-second Instagram ad.
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This third-generation batch of Toast Ale has been tweaked slightly from the initial recipe.
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Inflation forecasts were also tweaked at Philip Lane's first policy meeting as ECB Chief Economist.
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Over time the policy was tweaked a bit, but it wasn't substantially changed until 2015.
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After receiving their feedback, she tweaked the language in places and expanded a character's role.
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I've tweaked all the privacy settings on Facebook and other services that I can find.
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Over the years, I tweaked my method in an attempt to speed up the process.
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Profumo added that the market had probably overreacted last week when Leonardo tweaked its guidance.
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The overall look of the Everyday Backpack V2 has been tweaked – and for the better.
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"I said: 'I don't see how the current deal can be tweaked'," he told journalists.
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The designers tweaked the language, stitching "Make America New York" across their version (also red).
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In these sessions, tracks are perpetually in beta mode, getting tweaked through real-world experience.
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Prior to this status meeting, the rapist tweaked his bios and status across social media.
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Properly tweaked, such a neutron generator can produce 46 trillion of the particles a second.
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Microsoft has tweaked this formula ever since and inspired everyone to copy the Surface Pro.
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A few market participants tweaked positions in perpetration for extended Easter holiday vacations, they said.
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Routes in later rounds can be tweaked depending on how climbers fare in earlier ones.
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It will be changed, tweaked, altered, bargained over and negotiated into a different bill; 2023.
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The N.H.L. has since tweaked its rules to make minor leaguers ineligible for the game.
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" Then at the close of the sketch, Martin tweaked one of his best-known "S.
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It has also recently tweaked its video capabilities to make livestreaming and GIF creating easier.
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Over the course of years, he talked to specialists, went to therapy, tweaked his medication.
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Since the tuition-fees system was introduced almost two decades ago it has been repeatedly tweaked.
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The URB-E Pro and Pro-GT have been tweaked to address some of those concerns.
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Google further clarified that it had tweaked the language to offer more insight into continued tracking.
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"It was a name that we kind of tweaked into something unique," Burnham told Entertainment Tonight.
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The report added that the deal will not be changed but only tweaked, without giving details.
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"It was a name we kind of tweaked into something unique," Burnham shared at the time.
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They'll be put through paces on the PTR and then further tweaked (or not) as needed.
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Next, she inserted these modified genes into bacteria to produce thousands of tweaked forms of subtilisin.
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The fact that Natalie Portman's character was tweaked to appear "more sympathetic" all but confirms that.
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The economists have since tweaked their methodology, and will use three election models instead of one.
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That year, the law was also tweaked so that renewals no longer counted toward the cap.
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For #TFWGucci, the #LeMarchédesMerveilles watch is a familiar symbol tweaked by the trompe l'oeil turning page.
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At the committee he tweaked his prior stance on waterboarding, which he now accepts is illegal.
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Third-quarter growth was tweaked to 3.10 percent from the government's initial estimate of 3.11 percent.
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The data is delivered in real time, so campaigns can be consistently tweaked to improve performance.
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It soon became clear to Wakin that Dorothy's original idea of limerence needed to be tweaked.
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Now that lidos are reviving, they are being tweaked to suit the tastes of modern bathers.
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Samsung's also tweaked the design of TouchWiz to make it a feel a little more lightweight.
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These curves are extremely efficient ways to store information, and also can be tweaked very easily.
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Even as he worked out the kinks and tweaked it, he was overwhelmed by the response.
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No, it hasn't completely redesigned them, but it has tweaked them yet again to improve reliability.
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When he hosted the telecast in 2005, he repeatedly tweaked the film establishment for its homogeneity.
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Some other airports have gently tweaked their names in the interest of better branding. Lambert-St.
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As it's done with the iPhones before this, Apple has continually tweaked and improved its cameras.
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After six weeks of touting Tools and Other People as the solution, Zuckerberg tweaked the message.
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A few weeks after Demand Media's IPO, those engineers tweaked Google's algorithm to downgrade spammy sites.
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But the company also said it has tweaked the event with an eye toward data privacy.
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The new camera offers better image stabilization, a tweaked design, and lower resolution than its predecessor.
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In October, Valve tweaked Steam's discoverability algorithm which, according to indie devs, led to plunging sales.
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"They are going to export it [to global markets] once they have tweaked it," said Vardi.
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Asher addressed evolving technology and how the show was tweaked in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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Boeing has tweaked the system, which was tested by pilots over the weekend in Renton, Wash.
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Chambers and his team researched why and built Cisco's playbook, then tweaked it for 2 decades.
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Recipes are tweaked to appeal to students of varying taste preferences and cultural or regional influences.
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Microsoft has also tweaked the Windows 10 UI in more ways than just a dark theme.
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The temperature, weight, size and chemical composition of the grapes are monitored and conditions tweaked accordingly.
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"Facebook recently tweaked its algorithm to prioritize content that is 'trustworthy, informative, and local,'" Republican Rep.
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He tweaked her technique; devised ways for her to be more graceful; started crafting her workouts.
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The Getaway A few months ago, the nation's three major airlines quietly tweaked their fare rules.
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I just tweaked it with pecorino, added the other bits in, and it became a thing.
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Myths are not just handed down in unchanging fashion; they are repurposed, tweaked, and sometimes inverted.
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A new study describes how the team tweaked the genes of 146 brown anole lizard embryos.
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Clinton tweaked her opponent for evading taxes, Mr. Trump interjected: "Such a nasty woman," he said.
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So the team slightly tweaked this imaging approach by using a technique called x-ray tomography.
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The short version: FromSoftware tweaked the numbers, meaning players are more likely to encounter poise now.
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To solve the crisis, the company tweaked its recipe to include protein from genetically engineered soy.
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BOORSTIN: IT'S BEEN FOUR MONTHS SINCE YOUR INITIAL REDESIGN AND THE YOU'VE TWEAKED IT SINCE THEN.
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Others believe she will reverse her position if a few elements of the pact are tweaked.
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Some years later, the game tweaked its design to add a scenario centered entirely on dragons.
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His plaintive lines float atop undulant orchestral ripples and bucolic woodwind harmonies tweaked with clashing intervals.
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Slowly, ApolloLV—who doesn't even play many games, let alone create mods—has tweaked various aspects.
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They tweaked the model so that older leaves possess a larger "force field" than younger ones.
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Here, too, he tweaked the formula that had worked so well the rest of the year.
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Unknown to them, the voices being played back to the participants were being tweaked by researchers.
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Front Burner The Austrian glassmaker Riedel has released a line of barware, tweaked for cocktail enthusiasts.
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It could be that their system isn't working for them and it needs to be tweaked.
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Either way, it looks like the tweaked Galaxy Fold will beat the Mate X to market.
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It also feels a little bit more locked down and tweaked, but still unmistakably Windows 10.
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It's also telling which parts of Obamacare are being tweaked, and which are being fully repealed.
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And Saki's figures of speech are occasionally tweaked for contemporary ears, not necessarily for the better.
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Twitter has tweaked its UI to make it easier to add new tweets to old threads.
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That haircut was tweaked by Craig Nolan, owner of the Old County barber shops in Dublin.
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Logitech tweaked the MX Master 1003 (right) to make its buttons easier find by feel alone.
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The report notes that while the current system works, it could be tweaked to work better.
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They've also tweaked the user interface with improvements to things like text entry and layer management.
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Last month, YouTube said it had tweaked its algorithm to stop recommending conspiracy theories to users.
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But some Democrats privately believe provisions they see as problematic could be tweaked to become workable.
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In case you need a reminder, this is exactly why Vine tweaked its six-second restriction.
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Displace and Foresight are tweaked equivalents to Blink and Dark Vision, the two workhorse powers of Dishonored.
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And our definition of genetic disease as either dominant or recessive might need to be tweaked, too.
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They tweaked it just enough that it wasn't clear if the photo was a fake at all.
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The company, which has offices in Indiana and Florida, has tweaked the voting process as it expanded.
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They need to be tweaked for each financing scenario, but they cover all the basics and beyond.
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It has adjustable light temperatures, and can be tweaked to emit practically any color that you want.
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Politico reports that the rules were slightly tweaked from an earlier form to include an appeal process.
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Zcash is based on Bitcoin's code, but its creators, a bunch of cryptography researchers, have tweaked it.
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The scientists tweaked the parameters to see which pulse and frequency rates worked best for specific tasks.
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Some market participants tweaked positions before Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) monthly Cattle-On-Feed report.
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Now, in 2019, the third generation has been tweaked with the new switch cover and switch materials.
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Britain tweaked its takeover code in 2011, giving bidders less time to try and win their prize.
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The Mustang's design has also been tweaked to give it a more aggressive look and better aerodynamics.
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Lindsey Graham says it SUCKS Tom Cruise's iconic bomber jacket got tweaked just to please the Chinese.
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Last month, India tweaked its laws to help tackle a record $150 billion in troubled bank debt.
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Earlier this month, Clinton tweaked her previous stance on health care as a nod to Vermont Sen.
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The issues I experienced can probably be tweaked with a Windows update by the Porsche Design folks.
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Aside from scaling, not all that much appears to be tweaked — and that's kind of the point.
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Google's Project Fi has tweaked its plans to make the service more attractive to heavy data users.
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Microsoft has tweaked group chats to make it easier to share photos or screen sharing during calls.
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Still the suggestion that it could be tweaked may be seen as a sign of greater flexibility.
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The BCRA, on the other hand, is still being tweaked with mere hours before the first vote.
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"Speaking of my face … I had my chin tweaked," Brzezinski said, responding to Trumps face-lift claims.
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Everything we see has been churned, tweaked, and refined through an assembly line of producers and editors.
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Detroit tweaked its lineup, inserting James Ennis III at small forward and moving Johnson to the bench.
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The Inspire 1 was tweaked in a pretty basic way, you can now buy it in black.
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He had tweaked the same hamstring in May, keeping him out of the lineup for six games.
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Dell only just tweaked its XPS 23 formula recently, but it's ready to go a step further.
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Competition models take things a step further, with tweaked suspensions and upgraded engines that provide maximum performance.
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Samsung has also tweaked its dual sensor capture to help make the most of low light capture.
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The Restock service has been tweaked a bit since its first consumer-facing tests, Target also notes.
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Sprint put out a handy comparison guide, which we've tweaked according to the new AT&T plan.
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It would be better if we pass something every year or two and kind of tweaked it.
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Donaldson tweaked his hamstring beating out an infield single on Saturday but it is not considered serious.
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Their hands mostly tied in free agency, they rolled the core back and tweaked around the periphery.
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An EPA spokesperson later admitted Pruitt had flubbed, so Pruitt tweaked his talking point for Morning Joe.
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For a couple of years the firm has mainly tweaked existing products rather than introducing new ones.
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Trump tweaked the order after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused to reinstate the ban.
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Republican leaders tweaked the bill this week to try to satisfy critics, mainly from their own party.
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"He didn't know exactly what happened but sort of tweaked the back of his leg," Mack said.
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For the 20203 tax year, the IRS tweaked the individual income tax brackets, adjusting them for inflation.
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It's no secret that Social Security needs to be tweaked in order to fix the program's solvency.
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They have tweaked the NFL rule book but not rewritten it so as not to alienate fans.
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We tweaked the skirt so it was very short in the back and longer in the front.
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I tweaked that to "The New York Times's internal email system," and we were ready to publish.
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Bijlmer had tweaked his back, so he wasn't in the best position to assist his girlfriend either.
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What tweaked local punters were central bank guidelines targeting excesses in the $15 trillion asset management industry.
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Some of the other resolutions were slightly tweaked to match the developmental level for each age group.
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As a result, the open-relationship arrangement may have to get tweaked to meet both partners' needs.
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In 2014, they spun out the tech as Robin and tweaked the focus on the modern office.
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The outfits ahead certainly make a compelling case for a tweaked take on the humble button-up.
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He later tweaked and adapted this list for a column in The Times by Stewart last October.
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Other works have tweaked the rules of physics and the values underpinning our economic and political systems.
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Apple has tweaked buttons to archive/delete, move, reply and compose and email in the Mail app.
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Ms. Perr uploaded the design to her computer, tweaked it and then sent it to a printer.
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That's because certain species, once tweaked in clever ways, have the potential to help heal the environment.
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Also, Apple has tweaked the voice of Siri so that it sounds more human and less robotic.
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Mark Bittman tweaked this 2000 recipe for pasta with anchovies and arugula and made it a hit.
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Analyst Yanushevsky said such "heightened financial vulnerabilities" at Penney make the retailer's tweaked strategy fraught with risk.
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As Sanders's numbers rise this time around, Republicans have tweaked the idea to fit our current headlines.
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ConAgra has tweaked the brand's recipes, adding more chicken to pot pies and cream to mashed potatoes.
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While I understood how finances worked, the way student debt compounds inequities really tweaked all my priors.
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Her medications were tweaked, and her seizures were largely kept in check, until the crash this April.
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"Yes, they've tweaked it a little bit, but the big architecture is staying in place," Nerby said.
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You guys were going to launch in September, you delayed, so maybe you tweaked it a bit.
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After the Soviet Union's Chernobyl disaster in 1986, the government tweaked safety rules, leading to some delays.
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The women's seedings follow the WTA ranking list but can be tweaked to produce "a balanced draw".
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Bush may have tweaked his appearance but he promised that his overall image and values remain the same.
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A modified version of the film with a tweaked version of that scene was resubmitted, and on Jan.
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However, Apple has tweaked the sensor set, and presumably its algorithms, to provide new information around heart rate.
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James had rediscovered his jumpshot, Andre Iguodala has tweaked his back, and Dhantay Jones has crashed the series.
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So we trusted what they wanted to bring to the table, and then we tweaked it from there.
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The tweaked ads included offerings from Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Burberry, Agent Provocateur, Brandon Maxwell, and Kate Spade.
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On the contrarian front, this is the second time in recent weeks that Fuller has tweaked the industry.
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Manager Craig Counsell said Sogard tweaked one of his ankles while running the bases last week at Cincinnati.
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Google itself handles the software stack, so it needed to tweak that software as Samsung tweaked the hardware.
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"iOS 10.3 feels 'snappier' because many animations were slightly tweaked & shortened, for the better," says Lienhart on Twitter.
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The wording of the rules will be tweaked, however, to inject flexibility into the way they are applied.
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In his view, the tweaked versions of the drugs, known as haptens, do not sufficiently resemble the originals.
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Apple has tweaked the keyboard on each subsequent spec bump, but it may require a more comprehensive solution.
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These were the highlights: • Senator Ted Cruz tweaked Mr. Trump immediately — but a bit indirectly — for his absence.
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We already tweaked the rule to make it easier on small businesses once, why not do it again?
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Lollapalooza seems to have tweaked the lineup poster for their website, bumping Chvrches up to the third row.
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In the film, Lucas Hedges plays a fictionalized version of Conley, with a tweaked name (he's Jared Eamons).
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After the Haider affair, the EU tweaked Article 7, adding a warning stage before sanctions could be imposed.
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She is meeting EU leaders this week to try to get her withdrawal agreement tweaked to persuade colleagues.
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Both Windows 113 machines have slightly tweaked designs that are slightly lifted off the surface for better airflow.
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Scientists have successfully tweaked the DNA in human heart cells to correct mutations that cause a deadly disease.
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Perhaps prodded into action by the coming budgetary talks, PiS has lately tweaked some of its judicial reforms.
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The company also tweaked conversations so that users can have more characters to reply to another user's tweet.
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However the International Volleyball Federation tweaked the rules to allow for more modest outfits – if athletes wanted it.
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Things are purposefully tweaked to heighten a happy ending or purposefully left out to hide the ugly truth.
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One of the reasons for the game's success is that it's been regularly tweaked based on player feedback.
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The EL-8's acoustic profile can also be customized and tweaked using the free Audeze DSP app.
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As a result, the TV Kate Kane&aposs origin will likely be tweaked before her debut in December.
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Samsung also tweaked the aluminum chassis that holds the phone together, so that it's more comfortable to grip.
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This issue is reminiscent of "gain of function" studies in which viruses are genetically tweaked to afflict humans.
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Although tweaked over time, the RPI faces frequent criticism for being overly simplistic and ignoring more sophisticated analyses.
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Microsoft has tweaked both the hardware and software since last year, and the clipping didn't feel as annoying.
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Of all the kids in the Losers' Club, Mike's the character whose story has been tweaked the most.
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The countries that invented them concluded some time ago that they are flawed, and have tweaked them radically.
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The bank tweaked its standard language on future hikes, dropping previous references to a gradual pace of tightening.
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The statement also tweaked Clinton by mentioning the FBI investigation of her email setup while secretary of State.
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SHINY, SLIPPERY THINGS Bob's Space Racers has tweaked the game over the years, especially the solo arcade version.
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This time out, the company has mostly just tweaked the software, allowing for smarter autofocus and reduced blurring.
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Showrunners only tweaked one line as a result of recent news stories, according to creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg.
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Apple released a refreshed MacBook Pro this week and top among the new features is a tweaked keyboard.
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And in October, Nintendo tweaked how devices communicate with its servers, cutting off an established route of piracy.
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This isn't the first time Maven has been tweaked and broadened since it first launched in January 2016.
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The company has tweaked its model in recent months, raising prices and limiting what movie tickets are eligible.
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One rare area of agreement is that frequent flier programs can be tweaked to promote environmentally conscious behavior.
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Boss battles have been tweaked, some Shadows' weaknesses changed, and endless dungeon Mementos now has a new shop.
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His words would be spliced and tweaked and twisted in bad faith and maybe digitally altered on Facebook.
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As of Saturday, the abortion wording — slightly tweaked and attributed directly to Dr. Gaber — remained on the website.
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But Valve has tweaked and perfected a lot of these elements, especially with its famously meticulous level design.
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But Valve has tweaked and perfected a lot of these elements, especially with its famously meticulous level design.
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I tweaked 10 different things on the stock Galaxy S20 to make the phone look and work better.
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And Google's YouTube tweaked its recommendation algorithm to ensure news-related searches would show results from reliable outlets.
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Updated in a variety of fabrics and slightly tweaked silhouettes, the tricked-out suits invite a certain swagger.
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As Burnett notes, this would have been tweaked along the way, even had Trevorrow remained at the helm.
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But when the researchers tweaked children's activity levels within their model, the numbers began to look quite different.
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Second quarter growth is tracking at 4.1 percent, after some economists tweaked their forecast after Thursday's economic reports.
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That's why he's tweaked every president, voting against George W. Bush's tax cuts because they were too profligate.
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Puccini continued revising until 1907, when a standard version was published, though he tweaked the work until 1920.
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In 2013, Vietnam tweaked its land law in ways meant to introduce more transparency into eminent domain cases.
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Murray suddenly tweaked a lower-body injury during warm-ups for Game 1 against Columbus on April 12.
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Necco had tweaked the recipe over the years in an attempt to modernize the 118-year-old candy.
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You can check out the patch notes for further details and see if your favorite hero was tweaked.
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The company's business model is to sell its tweaked version of the software and charge for support services.
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The Founders realized that there may come a time when the Constitution may need to tweaked or amended.
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Nevertheless, both test-makers have tweaked their tests in an attempt to make them as fair as possible.
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After a lacklustre response, it tweaked the terms of the sale and extended the deadline for submitting bids.
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First, local garment-makers can check to see what's selling and then create their own slightly tweaked versions.
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After poring over the science behind what makes foods crispy, he tweaked and re-tweaked the recipe, and, when it came time to pitch the business to investors, he brought along MRI scans of the cereal he'd had made at a cancer lab in New York City to demonstrate his technique.
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And now, researchers are trying to use this molecular "arms race" to better control our own tweaked CRISPR systems.
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The likes of Germany, Italy and France have already tweaked the creditor hierarchy in their own ways, for example.
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There's a possibility that the colors and styling of the search bar could be tweaked, though, which seems fun.
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But that means scientists' understanding of individual particles requires using the mathematics of probability, tweaked to describe quantum mechanics.
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Facebook's secret sauce — the algorithm that decides what gets the most prominence in News Feed — will also be tweaked.
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If you haven't tweaked your withholding yet, it's probably too late to head off that tax bill next spring.
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This indicates that iTunes itself will be tweaked to better surface this particular type of audio content for users.
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" Lear poked fun at all the controversy and tweaked the caption, tweeting back at the Times: "@TheRitaMoreno and guest.
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Its WhatsApp messenger has conducted road shows and media campaigns as well as tweaked features to control fake news.
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In 2012 the law was tweaked to make it clearer that no force should be used to promote cremation.
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Republicans tweaked those rules further earlier this year, making it so Supreme Court nominees are not subject to filibusters.
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The script by Christina Hodson — who is also working on a Batgirl script for WB — is still being tweaked.
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Hatakeyama also tweaked the menu to include more comfort food, such as tater tots, that American golfers would like.
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Instagram has tweaked a couple of its direct messaging features to make them a bit more flexible and interactive.
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Behind the scenes, YouTube has also tweaked its recommendation algorithm to make the suggestions more relevant to each user.
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Since then, it has been tweaked, honed and reinvented, becoming the perfect fabric onto which Christmas dreams are stitched.
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Critically, the U.S. Treasury has tweaked its sanctions to allow Rusal to enter into new contracts with existing customers.
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When the company realized the software was not producing gender-neutral results it was tweaked to remove this bias.
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The system has been tweaked over the years, often in response to outbreaks of violence, but not fundamentally changed.
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It's so hard to persuade people anyway that a cleverly tweaked message is unlikely to have a big effect.
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House Republicans quietly regrouped, tweaked the bill, and rammed it through the House before the CBO could score it.
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With Muzzle tweaked to my liking, I could export him to a proper character sheet and print it off.
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Other Colombian cities tweaked Cali's evidence-based policing to suit their own needs—Medellín, for example, targeted drug cartels.
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Ultimately, though, today's changes largely amount to a different name on the same product, alongside two tweaked pricing tiers.
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FCA tweaked its cars because it expects a "a potential proliferation of the fuel being available," company spokesman said.
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Wasn't air frying more of a tweaked version of baking than a luxurious, crisp-making wallow in hot oil?
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Australia's government has tweaked the rules around visiting the country in the hope of attracting more working holiday makers.
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It has since tweaked the format, delivering in recent shows only a selection of items that were immediately available.
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Beyond that, expect tweaked volume settings offering a finer degree of control over what they do and don't hear.
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Raptors PG Kyle Lowry tweaked his ankle in the fourth quarter on Friday and is day-to-day. 2.
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He sang "Isn't She Lovely?" and a tweaked version of "My Cherie Amour" — replacing the word "cherie" with "Michelle."
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But I noticed Google tweaked one thing to make it appear quicker: It moved the processing to the background.
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I've tweaked it ever so slightly, so I hope Chef Sim doesn't damn me forevermore… keep reading, I'll explain.
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An additional Bernie-world note: Some of Sanders' most vocal allies had tweaked a Democratic rising star, California Sen.
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So Shaked tweaked his approach a bit more and used a 2.63 billion-row table for his search space.
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And by having AlphaGo play against another, slightly tweaked version of itself, more training data can be generated quickly.
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He tweaked them and some of the party's presidential candidates, who have suggested deep cuts to federal environmental programs.
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A Connecticut city tweaked plans for its Paul Manafort Drive because the name has agitated some residents for months.
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In VSCO, added filter, increased exposure and contrast, tinted and saved highlights, tweaked skin tone, sharpened and added clarity.
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Zilberstein tweaked his technique, grinding up the beads and embedding them in small pieces of ethylene-vinyl-acetate film.
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Mickens wrote, "Yes, in principle, Polaris is browser-agnostic, although we haven't tested/tweaked it on all browsers yet."
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These resources are distributed — increased, diminished and otherwise tweaked — through political processes, over which by definition children are powerless.
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The government has tweaked tax for the oil industry, aiming to encourage companies to produce better-quality oil products.
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The rules have been repeatedly tweaked, most notably in 1994 and 2004, to tilt the scales in that direction.
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It also comes with a slightly tweaked, twisted, rattling production sound, perfect for taking over the world yet again.
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There are many more policies that can be tweaked, but the challenge for Republican candidates and policymakers is elemental.
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The main room is lined with wainscoting, its dark-green color custom-tweaked to update the original green wainscoting.
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Wouldn't they assume that the image was digitally tweaked, or taken from an old show called "Philly's Strongest Man"?
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Ultimately, GOP leaders tweaked the bill's language on rape, and it passed along party lines a few days later.
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So a man who can be as easily tweaked should not have his hands anywhere near the nuclear codes.
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Olivia Palermo's partnership with Banana Republic includes tweaked classics like leather kick flares ($598) and an asymmetrical trench ($228).
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The companies with tweaked products that work well survive and grow, while businesses that are slow to adapt perish.
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" She gestured around the empty Dry Dock bar and hollered to the bartender in a Jersey-tweaked accent, "Hey!
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Trailers, for instance, are tested with focus groups before they are released and often tweaked based on the responses.
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Last year, a new license plate design was tweaked after critics said it was historically inaccurate and sexually suggestive.
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Points of interest have been wiped away and replaced, and biodomes have been updated and tweaked along the way.
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Google has also tweaked the operating system's settings menus by separating the respective menus for your device and browser.
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In September 2017, the bank tweaked its language to call the franc "significantly overvalued", versus the earlier "highly valued".
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The lawsuit was later dismissed after the law's language was tweaked slightly, and extensive reporting requirements are in effect.
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The company has also tweaked its music recommendation algorithm to include Indian languages like Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu.
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The software maker revealed a slightly tweaked Windows logo as part of its Windows 10X announcement earlier this year.
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Multiple versions later, this ban has been litigated and tweaked and litigated again, but its essence remains the same.
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Thomas Bjorn, Europe's 2018 Ryder Cup captain, said the tweaked dress code was a step in the right direction.
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He updated the original libretto, written by Mr. Hammerstein and Joseph Fields, and tweaked the characters and the plot.
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Then Facebook did what Facebook does: It tweaked the algorithm that controls what users see on their News Feeds.
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Norman Eisen, who policed Obama's rules as in-house ethics czar until 2011, acknowledged the law should be tweaked.
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Klee's contact with Zurich Dadaists had tweaked his interest in the representation of automatons, machines, and other technological equipment.
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Investors tweaked positions on the last session of 2017 for CME live cattle that gained 3.4 percent for the year.
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Brady offered a sweeping amendment on Monday that tweaked at least half a dozen provisions of the 425-page bill.
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But it's different when you can hear them through TV antennas you tweaked to provide a different kind of entertainment.
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Ultimate will contain over 100 new and classic stages, many of which have been tweaked to play a bit better.
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Then Bauch tweaked the algorithm here and there to get it to spit out an image that appealed to him.
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It now has a tweaked interface, has added some live news and sports features, and is as unexciting as ever.
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But the DNC publicly clarified it had tweaked its rules, dropping a poll that would have helped Bullock get in.
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This is a great usability improvement, but it also means Microsoft has tweaked the way this device goes into hibernation.
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The updated Shelby produces less lift at high speeds thanks to a tweaked front end and a new rear spoiler.
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At Gamescom this week, Corsair is introducing the Void Pro, which offers a much better microphone and slightly tweaked ergonomics.
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Microsoft has also tweaked the default wallpaper of Windows 10 so it better fits in with the new light theme.
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Clinton tweaked the media's coverage of Trump at her fundraiser in San Francisco on Friday night, according to multiple attendees.
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It's possible that Paul doesn't have access to Content ID or that tweaked versions of the video are avoiding detection.
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So although I've tweaked my personal filter a bit, I still refuse to call myself "mysterious," because I'm just not.
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The site's engineers have tweaked the algorithm, based in part on user surveys, to account for "satisfaction" in watch time.
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Fortunately, Microsoft has tweaked the internals of the Surface Pro 210 to compensate for the lack of external hardware changes.
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Walkie-Talkie is an Apple Watch app that offers push-to-talk calls through a tweaked form of FaceTime Audio.
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Working with the yogurt brand, Hasebe further tweaked this typeface to arrive at the friendly, rounded logo we see today.
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The island upon which Fort Simpson rests has always been in flux, but global warming has tweaked the balanced system.
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As doctors weaned her off the old medicine cocktail and created a new, tweaked regimen, the adjustment period was challenging.
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Because our menu is seasonal things are constantly coming on, going off, or getting tweaked to suit the available ingredients.
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"The guide was tweaked up more than we had been expecting," J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa wrote in a note.
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English isn't his first language, so keep that in mind as you read his answers, which I've tweaked for clarity.
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On Tuesday, the Conservative government put forward a tweaked version that it said was clearer and provided stronger privacy safeguards.
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" Before the media entered the celebrating visitors' clubhouse, the Red Sox tweaked their rivals by blaring "New York, New York.
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While the new law maintains the seven-bracket system, Congress tweaked the rates and income levels at which they apply.
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The two had practiced their moves, but for two weeks, Wright had been practicing a tweaked version of the dance.
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What's more, designers have also tweaked the body's aerodynamics a bit so that it's just as slippery in the wind.
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LF Jayson Werth had to leave during a third-inning at-bat when he tweaked his groin checking his swing.
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To avoid this, I tweaked my settings, insisting the video stream in high quality instead of adapting on the fly.
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Motherboard Germany previously met someone who ordered disabled weapons from another seller, and then tweaked them to fire ammunition again.
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While some of the language was tweaked slightly from previous versions, the gist of the information provided was the same.
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Numerous laws should be tweaked to prevent government officials from using the machinery of government to serve their own purposes.
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Scientists have successfully tweaked the DNA of mice with a specific genetic mutation to prevent them from going completely deaf.
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You use basically off-the-shelf technology, slightly tweaked with some new software, and you have cars that can't speed.
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Conservatives want a revised version that has been tweaked over the past few weeks and could pick up more votes.
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But the gimmicks are well suited to his music: eerie, psychedelic synth pop, with melodies tweaked by robotic-sounding effects.
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Crowbar Collective added new voice work, changed animations, and tweaked the original game in hundreds of ways big and small.
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The Surround 360 is immediately available for construction with generally available parts, and can be tweaked to a creator's needs.
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A 2012 law opened up the rules for crowdfunded investments, but Republicans say the rules still need to be tweaked.
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From April until late October, he recorded and tweaked his way to the end, but one part was never easy.
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A number of features have also been tweaked to make it easier to play Pokémon Go from a home setting.
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Audi and Volkswagen Two automotive companies that share ownership, Audi and Volkswagen, tweaked their logos for their social media accounts.
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Once you've built a robust pattern-matching apparatus for one purpose, it can be tweaked in the service of others.
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In the kitchen, they tweaked the green wall color left behind and added Roy Lichtenstein's 1961 painting of a turkey.
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Similarly, businesses that tweaked their work systems in concert with investing in IT in the 1990s outperformed those that didn't.
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They tweaked that feature in July so Apple apps would no longer look as if they were receiving special treatment.
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"And at the end of those three months, you'll know what worked well and what aspects need to be tweaked."
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While the bill is expected to pass this year, Kim warned that the law still needs to be tweaked further.
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The artists tweaked the phrase to be more poetic, and the resulting work is a meditation on landscape and tradition.
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Trump tweaked the plan a bit so that it now costs "only" $900 billion, but it's still a major expense.
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But the voting format hasn't changed yet largely for historical reasons; longstanding N.B.A. policies on such matters aren't easily tweaked.
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Microsoft eventually tweaked its aggressive UAC prompts, but not before they became the source for one of Apple's many Mac vs.
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Emojipedia says the latest Android beta of the popular messaging app shows a tweaked set of emoji for the first time.
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The report has been tweaked over the years, but this season ushered in the most significant change in nearly 70 years.
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The beta version of Wizards Unite became available in New Zealand in April, and Global++ quickly released its own tweaked version.
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Earlier this week, Oath, a subsidiary of Verizon, quietly tweaked its policies to expand its ability to serve up targeted ads.
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And next week, Facebook is expected to open its Facebook at Work product to more companies, with a tweaked business model.
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Some uploads were reportedly altered to evade detection, as users tweaked the footage slightly to prevent automated tools from flagging it.
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Samsung claims it has tweaked the battery chemistry to help the batteries last longer after a year or two of use.
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Meanwhile, Uber and Lyft have tweaked their apps for drivers in the hopes of making drop-offs and pickups more seamless.
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Microsoft's latest Xbox Elite 2 controller includes new adjustable tension thumbsticks that can be tweaked using a tool to improve precision.
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The latest rush for risk came after the Fed left U.S. rates unmoved as expected but tweaked its wording on inflation.
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Microsoft has tweaked its Xbox One dashboard multiple times since the console launched, trying to improve the often clunky user experience.
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The Chinese government has recently tweaked its priorities to focus more on infrastructure and exports, as well as attracting foreign investment.
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HyperX has tweaked the red design further, however, shaving the travel distance and actuation point down to 3.8mm and 1.8mm respectively.
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So that's my absolutely insane menubar — built up over the course of years and tweaked more than I care to admit.
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The law was tweaked in 211 to include crimes against a person on account of their gender, gender identity or disability.
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It's a big improvement to the inking support in Windows 10, and selecting text has also been tweaked to help here.
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Today, we get the latest tribute to the series: a tweaked ROM that updates the game with a more modern roster.
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Herman Miller tweaked the ride of the chair for a smooth curve ride, and mesh that better conforms to the body.
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Filters and user-tagging can be tweaked individually, or a single batch of edits can applied across every photo or video.
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The app was developed and tweaked with the help of extensive research in India, Facebook's second-largest market in the world.
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Each one is being tweaked with a redesigned look, a faster move set, and in some cases, a controversial new butt.
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So Max tweaked it and made it sound like one of his patented bass sounds, and it stayed on the record.
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In 2007 Germany's federal government introduced generous parental-leave laws and tweaked the rules to encourage fathers to take time off.
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When the drink arrives, it fills a coupe glass, garnet and garnished with orange peel; I suspect Cecchini's specs are tweaked.
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The controls appear to be tweaked somewhat, with unmarked dials (not PASM) and a curious left-right switch on the back.
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This also means that the notes the Genie produces stick to certain keys and scales, although this variant can be tweaked.
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It is a computer-tweaked facsimile, into whose mouth has been put a not-entirely serious homily about Belgium's carbon emissions.
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Microsoft has also tweaked category organization, added new themes for inboxes, and improved the interface for using add-ins in Outlook.com.
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Some hold standards bearing the Christian dove of peace tweaked with wings the colours of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) flag.
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Almost all of the changes from iOS 9 seem thoughtful and practical — you won't see something tweaked for no good reason.
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The default wallpaper has been tweaked as well, to better match the new color scheme, with a flatter and lighter design.
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The Republican National Committee has tweaked the rules to give states that fall later in the calendar more of a say.
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These tweaked males would be released into the wild to mate with females, but their larval babies would quickly die off.
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Microsoft tweaked its search feature for the Windows 83 Start menu, with better performance and faster queries for documents and settings.
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McKinnon tweaked the film's much-ness and desire – those poached eggs, that creamed spinach, the heavy pauses and heaving – with love.
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Along with a tweaked format, the world's most popular car show came back with a new cast and mildly renovated set.
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Banks continued to gain as India tweaked its laws last week to help tackle a record $150 billion in bad loans.
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After the central bank suspended repo auctions and tweaked reserve requirements on Thursday, money markets were pricing in steady rate hikes.
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Both think that there will have to be further debate in parliament, and that the bill's provisions can still be tweaked.
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Naturally it can also be tweaked and iterated, or effects applied to further manipulate the sound, as with any voice performance.
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DuckDuckGo says it carried out the research to test recent claims by Google to have tweaked its algorithms to reduce personalization.
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Microsoft agreed to pay one woman $10,000 over an automatic Windows 10 installation, and tweaked its upgrade notification as a result.
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Once an implicit price for each attribute is established—processor speed, or memory, say, for a phone—prices are tweaked accordingly.
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"The program needs to be tweaked — or it needs to experience its funeral," said Mr. Clyburn, the third-ranking House Democrat.
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To achieve this, the company has tweaked Bluetooth 5.0 to offer a Gaming Mode with 60ms, according to the company's numbers.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos tweaked President Donald Trump via Twitter on Monday, following two Pulitzer Prize wins by The Washington Post.
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But the magazine ad had to be 100 times bigger than those pregnancy tests, so the technology needed to be tweaked.
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Since it adopted the yield curve control policy in 2016, the BOJ has tweaked its bond operations more than 10 times.
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The moderate compromise measure, which is still being tweaked, is largely assumed to be well short at the moment, too. Why?
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Amazon recently tweaked its try-before-you-buy service, Prime Wardrobe, after finding the costs of discounts and returns too burdensome.
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Lam has tweaked the amendments but refused to pull the bill, saying it is vital to plug a long-standing "loophole".
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"It's great for our farmers," Trump said Tuesday of the tweaked deal that he calls the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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He tweaked an ankle late in the Georgetown game, but played without a wrap and without hesitation against the Golden Eagles.
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That deal can be tweaked and made to look more appealing to the British Parliament -- but don't expect any major changes.
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The speaker generally has a balanced audio performance that can be tweaked to your preference using the buttons on the top.
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IT'S EVEN THE LIKES OF A RAY DALIO OR MARC BENIOFF SUGGEST THAT CAPITALISM IN AND OF ITSELF COULD BE TWEAKED?
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Chandrakauns, like a tweaked Western minor key, has a mysteriously comforting effect, served especially well here by the sitarist Neel Murgai.
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I was especially impressed with the 032c polyurethane clogs ($200), a slightly tweaked version of the shoe that's popular with chefs.
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A caveat, though: The tests may be tweaked in the future in ways that make them easier for the big banks.
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Fournette missed the last two games while trying to get back to full speed but tweaked the muscle during his return.
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Over the course of a couple of decades, I've tweaked the recipe here and there, but it remains essentially the same.
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His book cites previously unreported examples where Russia tweaked its US-targeted leaks in 2016 to better fit the Kremlin's narrative.
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But Franklin reframed it from a female perspective and tweaked the lyrics, spelling out its title to underscore its defiant message.
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I got some great feedback from a few friends, tweaked some clues, sent it off to Will and crossed my fingers.
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He has tweaked the dish a few times since Lalo opened, hoping to find an audience for the mole's intense flavors.
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A Pearce spokesperson said he might vote for a tweaked resolution further down the road that focused more on technological solutions.
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Apple Music has tweaked the way it organizes different versions of the same album, as spotted by Federico Viticci of MacStories.
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After a long and controversial passage through the EU's legislative bodies, the directive was tweaked in an attempt to reassure critics.
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"I'm home now and I have no broken bones but tweaked my knee after a poorly landed leap frog," he wrote.
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Nissan, however, hasn't taken that page from the Tundra playbook and has instead tweaked and improved the Titan here and there.
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No doubt the game has been tweaked otherwise here and there to accommodate modern conveniences, but those are the big ones.
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Twitter also tweaked its search using "behavioral signals" to push down more tweets that "distort and detract" from conversations and searches.
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Mitchell, who sat out Friday's loss to Memphis with a right hamstring injury he tweaked Wednesday at Minnesota, scored 16 points.
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That's being tweaked because car seat manufacturers are making seats that let kids stay rear-facing until they reach 40 pounds.
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"We are not Denmark," Hillary Clinton tartly observed, even as she tweaked her platform to acknowledge the popularity of these ideas.
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She tested new formations and tweaked more familiar ones, and engaged in experiments prompted by injuries, player availability and even curiosity.
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I was particularly pleased that this one was accepted on its first submission (though I see a few entries were tweaked).
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But the paper shows how, consciously or unconsciously, studies can be tweaked and exaggerated in ways that can yield misleading conclusions.
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This is the third time Facebook has tweaked its algorithm since late 2014 with the sole purpose of fighting clickbait stories.
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Budget watchers will want to know how the spending pledges will be financed and what taxes will therefore need to be tweaked.
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Some of these settings can be in the TV's main audio settings, while others can only be tweaked while you're watching something.
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Draghi had his own mini-tantrum in June when he hinted that the ECB's policy could be tweaked to reflect stronger growth.
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The history of technological progress is full of early failures that were picked up by others, tweaked, and turned into successful innovations.
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Snapchat's story feed was fun at first, but the company has tweaked it to the point that it's not as good anymore.
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But over the past few months, the Trump administration has tweaked the order to plug those holes, and sharpened its legal defense.
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Tesla has tweaked its optional features mix, too, making the Glass Roof, Power Liftgate, and high-speed charger standard across its lineup.
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And the DNC tweaked its forthcoming debate criteria to nix donor thresholds, opening the door for the self-funded billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
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The actual screen and audio jack are the same as the last generation, but they've been tweaked slightly after feedback from THX.
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The first two episodes gave us a glimpse at a show with a slightly tweaked tone — and perhaps most importantly, no Negan.
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It seems like notifications get tweaked with every iteration of smartphone software, but Android's approach has generally been better than the competition's.
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Again, it would have been easy to just release slightly tweaked versions of the Black Mamba as limited editions every two years.
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Through a method known as "silver loading," they tweaked insurance plans so that other federal subsidies would cover the loss of CSRs.
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For one, as soon as obvious terms like #proana or #thinspo are banned, an endless stream of slightly tweaked variations pop up.
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After an initial agreement was rejected in a referendum, the government pushed a tweaked deal through congress, ending a 52-year war.
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It's also possible to opt out of this feature if you just want to use the tweaked keyboard layout without any autocorrection.
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The eye wants to create a repeated neat pattern, but the maker has slyly tweaked the design so that is never possible.
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But LafargeHolcim tweaked downwards its view for Europe in the fourth quarter, saying it now expected demand growth only across most markets.
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These can be shuffled together to make new words, and tweaked individually so that they fit harmoniously into their new sonic homes.
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At the January meeting, the committee tweaked its policy statement to emphasize its desire to get "to" 2% rather than near it.
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Countries such as Chile, Brazil, Mexico and recently Argentina have tweaked their regulations to encourage alternative energy without having to offer subsidies.
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After talking to him, we tweaked our financial strategy to pay the minimum on our loans and contribute more to our future.
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He told de Telegraaf that, provided the rules on bonuses were tweaked, three major banks were still considering Amsterdam as an option.
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I admittedly tweaked the warm-up, mostly because I'm 25 and still can't figure out how to properly use a jump rope.
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It just requires regulation, which isn't expensive, and the policy can be tweaked if a city wants to change its car restrictions.
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Taxes could be tweaked in order to serve as a pressure valve: high when oil is cheap, low when it is expensive.
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Testers provide feedback about performance, stability, and usability in return for being first to use the new OS tweaked to Samsung's liking.
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And the interface—which can be tweaked on the device or via an app on your computer—is neat and clutter-free.
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Amazon's also tweaked the Fire OS interface to make it easier to discover new content and pick up where you left off.
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The bill text would likely be an update of an existing bill Udall introduced in 2017, tweaked to mirror the House legislation.
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Ion-exchange resins are high-porosity forms of polystyrene tweaked with extra chemical groups that let them capture molecules of different sorts.
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It's a simple recipe I found online and then tweaked to include eggs, almond milk, shredded cheese, red bell pepper, and spinach.
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Artists come in and decorate, features like electricity are added and tweaked, and someone's designing the music that plays in every room.
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Perhaps this chemical reaction occurred on Earth in its early years, and biology tweaked it to become the reaction we see today.
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Drake just shared the tracklist for his long awaited new album on Twitter, and it's arriving with a slightly tweaked name: Views.
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The screen size has been doubled to 10 inches, while the speaker has been tweaked to now feature real-time Dolby processing.
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"The debate will be... why guidance was not tweaked up despite the beat," Evercore ISI analyst Vijay Kumar wrote in a note.
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Unlike the first development kit, it's easy to imagine a slightly tweaked version of this design turning into a consumer-ready product.
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But that message could be tweaked once conditions allow for an increase, the sources say, making it a tool for policy normalisation.
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Woods has posted 11 top five finishes, including four wins, on a course that was once tweaked to "Tiger Proof" the layout.
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In October 2018 HMRC tweaked the automated options it offered to callers to provide clearer information about the system and their options.
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Ultimately both incidents were just slightly tweaked manifestations of routine forms of mass gun violence: a domestic dispute and a party shooting.
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Since the age-old Coca-Cola formula is rarely tweaked, the soda giant mostly counts on big marketing efforts to drive sales.
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Overall, Dell has largely tweaked the impressive formula of the XPS 13 and focused on improvements for a different type of user.
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Peter King, who tangled with some in his party over aid for Superstorm Sandy in 2013, tweaked those like Texas GOP Sens.
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Twitter's 140-character limit restriction—long the curse of power users—has been tweaked to give users more space in their tweets.
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The current National Center for Atmospheric Research-led study uses global climate models tweaked to remove the effects of the Pinatubo eruption.
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As AlphaGo's algorithms are tweaked, and as it gathers more data from which to learn, it is only going to get better.
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I make the following analogy to people, which is, some kinds of problems are like engines that need to be tweaked. Right?
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"Thank you @peterthiel," wrote Jessica Livingston, co-founder of the influential start-up incubator Y Combinator, which was occasionally tweaked by Valleywag.
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Pollsters have tweaked their techniques; pundits have become more cautious when talking about polls; and news outlets have conducted some fascinating experiments.
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New York (CNN Business)Chipotle, eager to promote itself as a healthy choice, tweaked its menu to fit with trendy diet plans.
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Kubrick nervously shuttled between his seat in the front row and the projection booth, where he tweaked the sound and the focus.
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Nearly all images released to the public have been filtered, airbrushed, stretched and tweaked to make them appear as perfect as possible.
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"We tweaked the flavors and changed the frosting to oat milk, which is creamier and makes the icing better," Ben-Ishay said.
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Third, Americans are inclined to believe that contraception and social welfare programs — continually tweaked to boost results — will eventually deliver as promised.
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Samsung's also tweaked the AOD for lower power consumption; it now sucks up less than 73 percent of battery life per hour.
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This is the sixth time INEGI has tweaked its inflation formula since 1969 and the last change in weightings was in 2013.
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Increasing commissions: Uber has tweaked the percentage cut it takes from drivers in various ways, frustrating drivers who see their earnings drop.
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Images shot with this camera really do show off the tweaked tone mapping Apple has added to the image processor, as well.
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Styling has taken over a lot of fashion: There's a lot of design that only looks good for a photograph, professionally tweaked.
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He told me why the government—especially Congress—sometimes loves whistleblowers, and why the Whistleblower Protection Act keeps needing to be tweaked.
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" Three days later, it tweaked the headline to read "People Think This Whole QAnon Conspiracy Theory Is a Prank on Trump Supporters.
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I learned this kefta tagine recipe when I was living in Morocco and have tweaked it over the course of several years.
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The U.S. sugar industry on Thursday announced support for a tweaked trade deal with Mexico after initially opposing the long-awaited agreement.
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Maybe you just need a short, polite, to-the-point form response that you can use (tweaked as necessary) for such inquiries.
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The company simply tweaked its terms of service to disclose that outside contractors will continue to listen in on our online conversations.
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That's common for TV shows with big special effects sequences, which are often tweaked and finessed up until the very last minute.
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Mayfield eventually regained that year of eligibility when the Big 12 tweaked its rules, but he never let go of the slight.
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Midway through the album is a song made entirely out of four words from "Juggernaut," modulated, tweaked, and repeated over and over.
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It's opened up more capabilities and tweaked features of its main training program in response to a fast-changing pool of talent.
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With its vision of a culture driven mad by technology, the British television series "Black Mirror" resembles 21st-century reality, fancifully tweaked.
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The internet giant, which some lawmakers and regulators say has grown too powerful, tweaked the way it displayed ads on search results.
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After Trump shocked the world with his improbable Electoral College victory, Chait tweaked the text to address the upheaval in American politics.
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Related Hostess Sells Twinkies Brand to Investment Firms (March 13, 2013) Under new leadership, the Twinkie recipe is tweaked to last longer.
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The tweaked amendment from Grassley came as other Republicans who are opposed to the legislation prepared their own plans for the markup.
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The human composting process still needs to be tweaked before it's available commercially, though, and that's where the company Recompose comes in.
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Trump tweaked those rates slightly in the latest plan, instead floating three tax brackets of 10 percent, 85033 percent and 35 percent.
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This from an author who once had to have her autobiography tweaked after unfairly insinuating a conservative college student sexually attacked her.
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He had tweaked the same hamstring during May and was held out of the lineup for six games before returning last Friday.
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I'm not convinced these pastries look any tastier after the Scene Optimizer identified them as food and tweaked the image settings accordingly.
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Clinton late Tuesday tweaked her Republican opponent, criticizing his positions on waterboarding and suggesting he'd be a nightmare for the U.S. diplomatically.
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The 2019 No. 1 overall pick who tweaked a right hamstring injury last week at Seattle, officially was limited at Thursday's practice.
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Then it tweaked that image over and over again, working to figure out what excited each layer in the network the most.
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Members of Obvious readily admit that they borrowed elements of Barrat's code, but says they tweaked the algorithm to produce different results.
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The pact has been tweaked to include changes for automakers, stricter labor and environmental standards, intellectual property protections, and digital trade provisions.
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"We basically took my recipes and then tweaked them a little bit, because the food has to be frozen," says the avid cook.
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After the 3D model had been manually tweaked, it was placed in a Unity project — and the VR experience was ready for viewing.
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It was a little over a year ago that Facebook tweaked its ranking algorithm to give preference to posts that were not fake.
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When the Recording Industry Association of America tweaked its gold and platinum certification process last week, though, seemingly everyone became a platinum artist.
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Many others will need to be chased anew — whether it's grinding out strikes and Crucible matches or taking on the newly tweaked raids.
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That's why I use a slightly "tweaked" version of the 16:8 diet, which involves additional protein-only feedings in the fasted window.
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Many of the colors you see are based on similar chemical compounds that have been tweaked slightly to produce a new color variant.
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Kamoun studies plant diseases at the Sainsbury Laboratory in England, and in March his team published a paper describing a tomato they'd tweaked.
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The chain decided to take queso nationwide regardless—at the expense of chorizo—but have tweaked the recipe multiple times along the way.
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Tasting is crucial: None of our dishes are set, and each session determines whether something's going to stay, be tweaked or get scrapped.
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Before the evening rally for Cruz, at a different event, Trump Jr. tweaked his story about mending his relationship with Cruz over drinks.
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But, as Jones explains, the protocol can be tweaked — either to send more information, or to set up a continuous flow of data.
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He overhauled the assessment of recruits, improving judgments by reducing the weight given to gut feelings; the methods have barely been tweaked since.
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The 503 Volta that went on sale two months ago in The Netherlands was tweaked to incorporate lessons learned from the 250 prototype.
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Kaplan didn't comment on why the turret damage would be nerfed when the patch could have tweaked the turret lock-on time instead.
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Recently, Tesla tweaked Autopilot into two packages: regular, which allows automatic steering on highways and traffic-aware cruise control, and Full Self-Driving.
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The interface, meanwhile, has been tweaked ever so slightly, and it now works great whether you're using buttons or the touchscreen for navigation.
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The really clever part, though, is the intermediary software that ensures any motion sent to the robot are tweaked to fit its capabilities.
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It can always be tweaked so that sparticles appear only at energies that are just out of reach of the best existing colliders.
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It's the mobile chipmaker's first purpose-built chip for Windows, instead of the tweaked smartphone chips it's tried to squeeze into laptops before.
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Android 9 Pie brings a range of useful new features, like adaptive battery, tweaked navigation, and improved notifications that cut out the clutter.
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Late Friday, the General Assembly passed a slightly tweaked version of House Bill 2, repealing only a workplace lawsuit provision, according state Rep.
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Various flavours of quintessence theory exist, with exotic names such as k-essence and phantom energy, depending on which physical parameters are tweaked.
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New Keynesian models usually struggle to explain reality unless they are tweaked to incorporate, for example, at least some people with adaptive expectations.
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But what I think is going on now is the risk/reward calculus that's always been there has been tweaked a little bit.
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Asus has announced a pair of new ROG gaming laptops that are basically the same thing tweaked for players of two different genres.
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And, two days after that phone call, Trump further tweaked the Chinese with a series of tweets attacking Beijing's economic and military policies.
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As for the marketing messaging, Apple only tweaked what it had initially delivered with watchOS to improve the experience and widen the appeal.
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Marshall has tweaked a few colors here and there and claims to have improved the hinge to make them a little more comfortable.
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Cortesi has tweaked the portfolio she manages to include more defensive stocks, which are less vulnerable to economic swings, such as telecommunications companies.
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This isn't the first time Hayek has taken issue with the way in which people have tweaked Kahlo's image and legacy for profit.
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Cityscapes, landscapes, seascapes, interiors and exteriors combined, his subjects are familiar yet tweaked to bring out their strangeness, or heightened with chromatic intensity.
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In its 2018 annual report, which was published on Tuesday, Alphabet tweaked a line about competitors, removing Microsoft while keeping Amazon and Apple.
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Let's call them Radioheadisms: idioms, proverbs, maxims, aphorisms, or other common expressions that have either been repeated verbatim or tweaked in some way.
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Fidelity tweaked its equation last fall to factor in consumers' longer lifespan and the rising full retirement age of 67 for Social Security.
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The apps through which the various options are accessed could be tweaked to encourage healthier choices, such as walking or cycling, if desired.
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For example, it rolled out a tweaked version of the Trending feature to some users in June before debuting it publicly last week.
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This tweaked version of Nintendo's latest Zelda game replaces Link with Carl Johnson, the star of Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
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Alongside the Start menu changes, the Start Screen (used mostly on tablets) has been tweaked to bring back the fullscreen all apps list.
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And though Dodd-Frank was tweaked only modestly, they think there may not be much more to be gained in a second term.
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Microsoft's upgrade prompts triggered a backlash after the company tweaked its notification to schedule Windows 10 upgrades even if someone dismissed the prompt.
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The U.S. sugar industry earlier this month announced support for a tweaked trade deal with Mexico after initially opposing the long-awaited agreement.
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If the tweaked vaccine has an efficacy of 50% or more, then it is likely to become the first actually approved for use.
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The law may need to be tweaked, in addition to be more vigorously enforced, so that employers who violate immigration law are prosecuted.
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He tweaked his initial act as a ladies man by adding his Trump flag and recasting himself as a typical U.S. Trump supporter.
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The host Jimmy Kimmel tweaked the high-mindedness of the night, while reminding us of the cultural dominance of a prime-time personality.
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In effect, the court upheld the very compensation rules that it earlier described as a restraint of trade — just a slightly tweaked version.
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The headset I tried was a pre-production, so things are still being tweaked and the final version could be a lot better.
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ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE (9-893, 1-8): The Cougars have tweaked their starting lineup in recent games but still are searching for answers.
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It's still being tweaked and worked on and will be released in a software update for the iPhone 7 Plus later this year.
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It went from buying off the shelf, though tweaked, processors to designing and shipping tens of millions of completely custom CPUs a year.
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In those cases, manufacturers, mostly in China, have constantly tweaked the chemical formulas of the drugs in an effort to skirt U.S. law.
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On Friday, the Polish parliament also approved a tweaked election rule that will benefit large parties like the PiS in the European race.
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The black coins, though, are where shit gets real, as stage geometry and enemy layouts are tweaked to give you a hard time.
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Facebook recently tweaked the usability of its privacy settings, which entailed making it easier for people to find and download their own data.
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Keep in mind that the company delayed release of the product by about two or so months, as it tweaked the final hardware.
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What to watch: Some of these retaliatory measures have a comment period, like in Canada, and could still be tweaked before becoming finalized.
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Then, over the course of a short period of time they very selectively tweaked just a few transactions here, a few transactions there.
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A chemically tweaked version of one of these compounds made over 82 percent of tested MRSA strains vulnerable to a beta-lactam antibiotic.
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" With Pressly, Strom said, the Astros " tweaked a little bit his pitch usage, but we didn't do anything in terms of improving anything.
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To try and prevent people posting ads under fake or anonymous identities, Facebook has tweaked its "paid for by" disclosure on political ads.
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"There are some things that need to be tweaked on all sides, in terms of the processes that make up elections," she said.
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Researchers have found that after menu labeling was implemented in Seattle in 2009, food purveyors tweaked their recipes and lowered calories, for example.
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The option for joining a Zoom meeting in a browser is just really well hidden unless the meeting host has tweaked default settings.
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The Marvel consortium (its trusted writers and editors) then batted it around and tweaked it to incorporate bigger swaths of the Marvel universe.
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Smaller ones are noted, and the feed mix for the following day tweaked to correct any nutritional deficits that might have crept in.
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First, a quick recap: Johnson tweaked the Brexit deal in October, but couldn't pass it through Parliament, as lawmakers rejected his supercharged timeline.
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Jets linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin tweaked his back and sat out practice, leaving him uncertain for the preseason game at Detroit on Saturday night.
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Over the 1940s, following the death of Atatürk, racist clubs in Turkey tweaked this nationalism further and forged a "pure Turkish" national identity.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) made a similar argument defending the bill that he wrote, but tweaked Warren for not answering the question directly.
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The version was unchanged from the legislation approved by Mexico's lower house last week, which was tweaked by a lower house finance committee.
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They are all there, tweaked to reflect the changes in the Tartine kitchen over the past 13 years, but as delectable as ever.
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Furthermore, games like those tend to get better after the first few months as content is added, gameplay is tweaked and so on.
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He appeared to have tweaked something in his right leg while fielding Jones's swinging bunt and throwing him out for the second out.
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It works much like the iPhone's does, and in the beta phase of Android 10, it seemed to get tweaked every few weeks.
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Climate models tweaked to get recent Arctic sea ice changes right get overall warming even more wrong, adding to the list of puzzles.
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The tax code could be tweaked so that people with no income tax liability could receive a cash credit for making charitable donations.
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T-Mobile has tweaked its "Binge On" plan that gives users the ability to watch certain video services without racking up data charges.
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The allusion to a frame in "Untitled" (2004) is tweaked a bit with concave interruptions to the top right and lower left corners.
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Instead, any story that had the potential to be about one of them got tweaked until it could be about both of them.
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To create the final product, Kiernan tweaked the wobbulator's electronic impulses until he got what he wanted as far as depth and motion.
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A sidebar provided quick access to widgets, and the Start menu was tweaked to focus on a new way to search within Windows Vista.
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SHERLOCK also needs to be tweaked so that it can detect multiple viruses and bacteria in a sample at the same time, Collins says.
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While fans had originally thought that Netflix itself had tweaked the final scenes, the streaming service assured the public that it wasn't their doing.
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Google tweaked the audio processor inside the Pixel Buds to streamline the experience of using Assistant through headphones and to enable real-time translation.
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For starters, Facebook tweaked its algorithm Wednesday in a way that will hurt news publishers that rely on News Feed for distributing their content.
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The list of customizable, adjustable, and removable components is pretty long, as nearly everything about the Vantage can be tweaked, replaced, or taken apart.
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To ensure that it can manage this for these customers, the company has tweaked the service to be flexible and scalable on its platform.
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Its AI, called Schema Networks, even succeeds at tweaked versions of the game—for instance, when the paddle is moved closer to the bricks.
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It lets me track my son's location when he's out with friends (we tweaked his settings so only I can do this — nobody else).
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In more recent years, following the passing of the ITP, Phillip Morris slightly tweaked and licensed its program for free to other tobacco companies.
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Many of the posts had been tweaked ever so slightly—for example, videos had been renamed #propaganda rather than #hoax—to evade automated detection.
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The number of ways in which they can be varied and tweaked — no matter the length or style of your cut — really seems endless.
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Underneath the hood is a 362-horsepower twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 engine that has been tweaked by Mercedes' in-house performance arm AMG.
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The CFTC is primarily focused on reviewing more carefully how the rules are working and whether certain rules should be tweaked to reduce burdens.
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This is the second time McDonald's has tweaked its menu this month, after trimming down its late-night menu to keep only eights items.
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These products aren't necessarily the same thing — we can't know without the full ingredients lists — but they do promise similar results with tweaked language.
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" Later Tuesday, Sanders tweaked Clinton with a video from her 2008 campaign, in which she says "you should be willing to debate anytime, anywhere.
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" Later, the company tweaked its statement to say it had "no data at this point to indicate that Autopilot was engaged or not engaged.
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Western Digital is introducing a new version of its wireless backup drives today with a tweaked design, a simpler setup, and an improved app.
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Originally released as an Xbox 360 feature in 2008, Xbox Live Avatars have been slowly tweaked to include more props and customizability ever since.
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The $1,699.99-and-up X-Pro3 leans into this even more than the prior two models with a new display and tweaked features throughout.
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But if you're not familiar with Monster Hunter, a lot of the series' traditional quirks have been tweaked to make the action more accessible.
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Demand was lackluster in some markets and the team tweaked, added or removed programs altogether in an effort to figure out what would work.
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However, the profile page itself also sported a few new features, including what appeared to be a tweaked version of the verified account badge.
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New, flatter icons replaced the older ones and Spotlight search was tweaked to be accessible via a swipe down, not as a separate screen.
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Delgado also tweaked the gameplay so that it's a seven-day challenge, and each day, the ducks get faster and the game gets harder.
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Looking at the mirrored bubbles, it's hard to believe it's not CGI instead of in-camera effects tweaked with a very simple editing technique.
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The accuracy of the model they tested was reduced by 90 percent on sets of color-tweaked images that it would normally identify easily.
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The social network announced on Tuesday that it has tweaked its tech to prevent ad blocking software from working on its desktop site. 4.
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Once there, the genetically tweaked elephants would topple trees that keep the area warm in the winter, thereby restoring a more climate-friendly ecosystem.
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The new version of Android has fewer top-level options (making it easier to navigate) and slightly tweaked interfaces for things like battery usage.
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In 2016 Tesla tweaked the software to require drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel or get locked out of the system.
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Your compositions are built up around drum, bass and lead melody loops, all of which can be tweaked and erased and rebuilt with ease.
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In attempt to boost sales and compete with it's biggest rival, Pepsi, Coca-Cola tweaked its classic formula to create a slightly sweeter flavor.
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Finally, they must know which levers to pull to affect each KPI and which KPIs need to be tweaked for the business to succeed.
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The new approach, from researchers at Nvidia, leapfrogs others by separating levels of detail in the faces and allowing them to be tweaked separately.
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Or how about a more realistic example: generating video that not only matches the input audio, but is tweaked to communicate a specific emotion.
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"We have been considering tweaking the set of probabilities for various scenarios we last tweaked on February 13th," J.P. Morgan economist Malcolm Barr said.
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Fox News' John Roberts reported that the language was tweaked to "emissions from cows " in an update, which also appears to have been deleted.
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However, earlier this summer, the regulator further tweaked the incoming rules — including specifying that the formal English requirement be a written English language test.
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Senate Republicans tweaked the rules again earlier this year so they wouldn't apply to Supreme Court nominees, allowing them to approve Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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He does look kind of odd: not quite cool, not quite adorable, recognizably similar to his more popular video game incarnation but slightly tweaked.
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On this week's Q4 2017 earnings call, Zuckerberg said Facebook had already tweaked its algorithm to show fewer viral videos and optimize well-being.
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In the end, the ECB tweaked the wording of its statement to reflect the increased economic concerns but kept its reference to balanced risks.
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They've taken the fundamental building blocks of Battle Royale and the free-to-play model and tweaked them to be, in some ways, better.
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Emojipedia collected all of the new emoji designs in Android N. Here you can see how Google has tweaked its core set of faces:
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The twist is that DeepMind continually reinforces and improves the system's ability by making it play millions of games against tweaked versions of itself.
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Above Aphex Twin's DJ booth are a number of randomly arranged screens, each of which broadcast Weirdcore and Pixlpa's visuals, which are tweaked live.
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The images posted appear to show a Band with a slightly tweaked clasp design, but with the overall same design as the Band 2.
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Instead of a vibrating membrane that's designed to get plugged into your ear canal, it's been tweaked to be pressed straight against your bone.
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"I'm not constantly going over the new maps again and again to look for stuff to be tweaked," he says of the unofficial patch.
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The first human trial of cells that have been tweaked by the genome-editing technique CRISPR will begin in China in August, Nature reports.
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Lee, who turned 33 on July 22, tweaked the knee Monday in the Cowboys' first padded practice of camp, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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Instacart workers across the country say they have seen their wages plummet over the past year, as the app has tweaked its pay algorithms.
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But now he has tweaked the idea into something that could play a role in transforming the international financial system — and the world beyond.
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The tweaked version of iWork will include real-time collaboration, meaning multiple people can work on documents and presentation slides at the same time.
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EVERY MAJOR PIECE OF SOCIAL LEGISLATION THAT WE'VE EVER PASSED IN THIS COUNTRY HAS BEEN BIPARTISAN BECAUSE EVERY YEAR THEY NEED TO BE TWEAKED.
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The individual alternative minimum tax would remain, but the threshold would be tweaked to exclude any individual under $500,000 or family below $1 million.
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Researchers have found that after a menu labeling was implemented in Seattle in 2009, food purveyors tweaked their recipes and lowered calories, for example.
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Banana Republic started out as a safari-themed clothing retailer, according to AdWeek, but Gap tweaked the brand to become more upscale and preppy.
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GREENSBORO, North Carolina (Reuters) - As much as Patrick Reed enjoyed the Olympic experience, he would like to see the format tweaked for Tokyo 2020.
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We've tweaked this photo of him and now it is up to you to hunt down the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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You can also buy a variety of penises, pubic hair, breasts, and tongues, all of which can be tweaked to look however you want.
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Once your workspace is tweaked, Dell's customizable tools and templates allow you to organize your apps and documents the way that works for you.
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The Warriors' Andre Iguodala tweaked his back in the first half, and the Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving injured his left foot in the second half.
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The two fund managers said the working prototype uses a tweaked version of the technology that first emerged as the system underpinning cryptocurrency bitcoin.
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De Boer's bosons failed to reappear in the group's subsequent findings, but as they tweaked their instruments, they continued to strike upon new possibilities.
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They left the audio synthesis part of the library as-is, but tweaked the MIDI protocol so that the 12 pods were better networked.
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Now in their 270rd year, the Chicago mainstays have amassed ten albums that constantly tweaked and sometimes reinvented their distinctly Midwestern brand of rock'n'roll.
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It was just a big mess, so that album has now deteriorated and been tweaked sonically that it really doesn't deliver on every stereo.
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The legislation is designed to help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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While the restaurant design and menu format have been tweaked somewhat, many factors remain the same in the Shanghai location, despite the American branding.
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Prey on easy is, again, the same game, just with the Phantoms a little less vicious, and Yu's resistance to damage tweaked distinctly upwards.
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In addition, the software developers whose apps are being "tweaked" may take action against Extensify, especially as it's profiting by modifying their proprietary software.
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The government just days ago tweaked its insolvency regulations to allow for financial firms including non-banking finance companies to be forced into insolvency.
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Unlike a video captured with a smartphone or regular camera, 303 footage needs to be tweaked a bit before it can be shared online.
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By May, they had tweaked the privacy agreement to explicitly mention that users' profiles might be used in a homicide or sexual assault investigation.
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This idea set off substantial confusion and opposition from drug and insurance lobbyists and was tweaked during the Ways and Means Committee's amendment process.
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But after Unsolved Mysteries, some true crime shows tweaked the format a bit, deemphasizing what we didn't know in favor of what we did.
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New apps must comply right away with the tweaked terms, but existing apps will have until early 2020 to comply with the new rules.
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He tweaked his language on Saturday, saying the United States would fully fund the wall with the understanding that Mexico would reimburse the cost.
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The treaty was tweaked in 2016 to adjust for some of the advantages to China after complaints from US administrations of both political parties.
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Many of the posts had been tweaked ever so slightly — for example, videos had been renamed #propaganda rather than #hoax — to evade automated detection.
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There isn't a ton that's new in this version — except that Google has once again tweaked how the back gesture is going to work.
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Google has also tweaked its Chrome Admin console to improve load times, add search on every page, and overhaul it with material design elements.
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Each of the key participants, moreover, are dealing with crises of various dimensions in their own lives, while playing slightly tweaked versions of themselves.
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He and Mr. Gates tweaked and massaged the code, and it became the operating system that guided the IBM personal computer, introduced in 1981.
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How can you do something similar for when a new product isn't launched (or has been significantly tweaked) because an ethical concern was surfaced?
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The administrations said to have tweaked their surveys — including the campuses in Santa Cruz, San Diego and Irvine — have so far faced little scrutiny.
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But Dell has tweaked three significant things that make this model more pleasant to use than its predecessor or even the standard XPS 13.
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They are cheap, can be targeted to be irresistible to victims, require little training and can be repeated and tweaked indefinitely until they succeed.
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One other thing to watch: Fangio uncharacteristically tweaked his approach last week to have Chris Harris Jr. shadow Allen Robinson (four catches 41 yards).
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Warren tweaked her proposal, and now says she would not seek to enact Medicare for All until the third year of her first term.
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There were several failed attempts, and researchers tweaked the system repeatedly before the robot was finally able to assemble the chair on its own.
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Image: SpotifyThe Spotify apps are constantly updated, tweaked and refined, and that means a steady flow of new features for you to try out.
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A similar provision was included in the House bill but was tweaked by conferees to allow for research and development funding for those systems.
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Attorney General Geoffrey Cox has said the legal risks of her tweaked deal remain unchanged from the deal parliament voted against on January 15th.
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Forecasters tweaked their snowfall predictions several times Wednesday as another powerful winter storm slammed into the Northeast, but many airlines weren't taking any chances.
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On Tuesday, speculation on the Capitol swirled over which measures in the House and Senate tax bills would survive, be tweaked or be cut.
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