Who will make sense of the dissembling new forces unpinning so many of the mores of American life?
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Likewise, Microsoft is also testing unpinning the File Explorer by default in this latest build to free up some taskbar space.
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Just like the infrastructure unpinning cities, it takes years to establish a tree population, and they are virtually impossible to move.
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Only this time, for some in the show, getting out of Marc's fantasy world won't be as simple as swiping a cotton pad across their face or unpinning a wig.
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But it's also a key justification for reversing the past few decades of border crackdown, by unpinning immigration enforcement — at least when it comes to unauthorized immigrants themselves — from crime.
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They know they'll get the occasional Start menu ad popping up, they know that they'll have to spend half an hour just disabling, uninstalling, and unpinning the superfluous crap their PC comes with, and they've grown to accept that situation.
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All these present potentially disruptive competitive forces for companies like Visa, and so striking up relationships with the new class companies, which are unpinning the financial services being built for those users, gives Visa a seat at the table, so to speak, to remain a part of the transaction.
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The symmetry classification of magnetic domain walls contains 64 magnetic point groups. Schematic representation of domain wall unpinning Symmetry-based predictions of the structure of the multiferroic domain walls have been proven using phenomenology coupling via magnetization and/or polarization spatial derivatives (flexomagnetoelectric).
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Qb4+, unpinning the knight and allowing the rook to evade capture. 11... Nbd7 12. 0-0-0 Rd8 (see diagram) :The combination of the pins on the knights and the open file for White's rook will lead to Black's defeat. 13\. Rxd7 Rxd7 :Removing another defender. 14\.
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The act of breaking a pin is unpinning. This can be executed in a number of ways: the piece creating the pin can be captured; another unit can be moved onto the line of the pin; or the unit to which a piece is pinned can be moved. Although a pin is not a tactic in itself, it can be useful in tactical situations. One tactic which takes advantage of a pin can be called working the pin.
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Non- magnetic inclusions in the volume of a ferromagnetic material, or dislocations in crystallographic structure, can cause "pinning" of the domain walls (see animation). Such pinning sites cause the domain wall to sit in a local energy minimum and an external field is required to "unpin" the domain wall from its pinned position. The act of unpinning will cause sudden movement of the domain wall and sudden change of the volume of both neighbouring domains; this causes Barkhausen noise.
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While they wait, the crew finally gives Norman a nickname – "Machine" – to show their acceptance of him. They then ambush the Germans, inflicting heavy casualties in a long and vicious battle. Grady is killed by a Panzerfaust that penetrates the turret, Gordo is shot while unpinning a grenade and sacrifices himself by covering it before it explodes, then a sniper kills Bible and severely wounds Don. Out of ammunition and surrounded, Don orders Norman to escape through the floor hatch as the Germans drop potato masher grenades into the tank.
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