That's not even counting wear and tear on your computer.
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Cons: Some rooms are small, and show wear and tear.
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"There's a lot of wear and tear," Mr. Shafroth said.
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Can scratches from common wear and tear interfere with the sensor?
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Concrete freeways and bridges see a lot of wear and tear.
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Wear and tear means that some investment is due each year.
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To reporters, he lamented the wear and tear of overseas conflicts.
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Few belongings sustain as much wear and tear as your wallet.
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It eases congestion, reduces infrastructure wear and tear and increases safety.
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I just took it in stride as everyday wear and tear.
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This method relieves the Lightning port of eventual wear and tear.
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Still, award shows have showed signs of wear and tear recently.
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This will cause additional wear and tear, which NREL factored in.
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Your body takes some wear and tear after hours of doing this.
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The scooters may endure less wear and tear from personal rentals, however.
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Blood in particular seems to cause a lot of wear and tear.
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But recently, Ulta Beauty's rally is starting to show wear and tear.
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"The wear and tear, they were wearing me down," said Gadsden-Andrews.
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In other words, more knowledge, less wear-and-tear on the body.
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Robots will allow much finer monitoring of an engine's wear and tear.
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The system isn't really built for that sort of wear and tear.
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The concern is the wear and tear on the bullpen over time.
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And we can probably count on more of that wear and tear.
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Overdo it, and you invite joint injury and accelerated wear and tear.
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Cro Cop despite their age and years of additional wear and tear.
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He is 42 years old now and weakened by wear and tear.
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But most sagging and body indentations are considered normal wear and tear.
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Longer trips mean lost time and more wear and tear on their vehicle.
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Navy leaders have acknowledged the wear and tear caused by the these operations.
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This isn't always an instance of normal wear and tear due to weather.
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Historical wear and tear often deforms phrases so they seem to be nonsensical.
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The game is so tough, all that wear and tear on your body.
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"The White House does get a lot of wear and tear," McLaurin said.
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Since I don't have to move them, there's virtually no wear and tear.
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Cons: Some rooms show wear and tear and the lobby can feel crowded.
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Below Ryugu's surface, rock is sheltered from the wear and tear of space.
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Canadarm2 was launched in 2001, so it's starting to experience some wear and tear.
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Wierer and her colleagues also examined the wear and tear on the Iceman's tools.
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Still, I worried about how the covering would hold up to wear and tear.
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Plus, they're sturdy as hell and can withstand drops and everyday wear and tear.
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"It causes wear and tear on the body and can exacerbate underlying medical conditions."
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Mr Trudeau, in other words, is about to suffer typical political wear and tear.
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We expect a certain amount of wear and tear on the teeth we appraise.
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For humans, this would mean surgery and potential wear-and-tear of the implant.
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The wear and tear of a weekend's worth of raving is simply no match.
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The original value proposition for accessibility, to save on physical wear and tear, remains.
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Population growth in our cities is compounding the wear and tear on aging infrastructure.
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Wear and tear from the elements is visible on the walls that still stand.
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They skipped the Rio Olympics to minimize the wear and tear on their bodies.
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It's also super durable, withstanding drops, tumbles, spills, and other daily wear and tear.
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Books of Style "Wear and Tear: The Threads of My Life," by Tracy Tynan.
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Like many things, yachts get wear and tear — they require regular maintenance and repairs.
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"Natural stone will show wear and tear," said the New York architect Gil Schafer.
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The wear and tear of competing at a high level inevitably takes its toll.
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It has reinforced stitching to make it durable and withstand everyday wear and tear.
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Through the years, wear and tear from tourists and damage from storms necessitated replacements.
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They're built to grip the ground better and withstand wear and tear from extended riding.
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The other places that have them are from regular wear and tear of my body.
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Plus, I can haul plants or pets in it without worrying about wear and tear.
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It's a way to prevent unneeded wear and tear on the vehicle while it travels.
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"Agent: "Oh, I think it's tough to open so probably a little wear and tear.
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The smoother movement also reduces wear and tear on aircraft as well as the carrier.
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The furniture seemed new, and there was no notable wear and tear on the linens.
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But nine years later, the public use highway is showing signs of wear and tear.
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"It's tough because that's a lot of wear and tear on your body," Trout said.
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However, time will be the true test to see if they withstand wear and tear.
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It seems especially vulnerable to the wear and tear of repeatedly opening and closing it.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Asia's aviation hub model is showing signs of wear and tear.
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It's even engineered to survive more wear and tear so it could last for years.
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"It's better money, and it's not a lot of wear and tear," Mr. Crowningshield said.
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It's more the wear and tear of the stress and the anxiety on the employees.
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Cons: Rooms are indeed small, especially bunk bed options, and some show wear and tear.
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Both are doing what they can to eliminate wear and tear through the opening rounds.
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Whitlock's long layoff from running, scientists said, probably saved wear and tear on his joints.
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Structural heart disease, which occurs through wear and tear as patients age, is the 'No.
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And the strain of this travel puts a lot of wear and tear on a vehicle.
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" And Dr. Tsai echoes, "Long-term usage will cause wear and tear to your natural lashes.
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But you will know exactly what the wear and tear of the machine is over time.
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"It means mud and more wear and tear on those trails," says Hollis of The Mountaineers.
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Also travelers can use the "penny or the quarter test" to check for wear and tear.
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It's starting to show it's wear and tear but it'll always be my most used blanket.
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"The hardest part of the job is the wear and tear on your body," he says.
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So over the years, your body just goes through a little bit of wear and tear.
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This value is gradually written off (depreciated) over time to reflect wear and tear and obsolescence.
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The crown molding and grand staircases can't hide the wear and tear of nights of parties.
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Scientists can use the images of the rover's hardware to check out any wear and tear.
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Scientists already knew that sport-related concussions can cause structural wear and tear on the brain.
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We want to make sure that we don't see wear-and-tear in the wrong spots.
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Systems used a lot could thus both heal their wear and tear and increase their population.
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It's really durable and I can tell it will stand a lot of wear and tear.
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Stainless steel appliances started in restaurant kitchens, as the material is resistant to wear and tear.
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The mental wear-and-tear of travel is worthy of the same attention, Columbia's Rundle said.
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All of them lose money, thanks to rising costs associated with wear and tear and vandalism.
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"In its current state, there are some real dangers: broken limbs, wear and tear," Cunningham said.
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It's also less susceptible to fraying and everyday wear and tear thanks to its sturdy construction.
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Synthetic fibers shed plastic filaments — possibly from daily wear and tear, but also in the wash.
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You also need something that will support your dog's weight and withstand some wear and tear.
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Players want to preserve their bodies by avoiding the wear and tear of back-to-backs.
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Commanders have also attributed some costs to the wear and tear on the prison staff facilities.
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The wear and tear are most apparent with Brennan, who is demoralized by his downward trend.
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Restaurants are high-traffic businesses with facilities that can be regularly affected by wear and tear.
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You can't see that physical wear and tear on opponents when you look at the scoresheet!
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The cartilage between the joints of your neck and lower back will wear and tear faster.
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In this case, the boy's fingers and wrists exhibited some wear-and-tear indicative of tool making.
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They'll track your movement, your calorie burn, and even the wear and tear of the shoes themselves.
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The beds also had to stand up to the wear and tear of the typical dog's lifestyle.
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Combine that with normal wear and tear and it's clear these things need to be inspected regularly.
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The rentals prevent wear and tear on military vehicles, and also help troops blend into civilian communities.
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Another is Dropcountr, which helps utilities engage customers to conserve water and reduce wear and tear systemwide.
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Ultimately, HPE wants to know just how much wear and tear the machine sustained while in orbit.
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The current technology also requires moving parts which means a noisier antenna with more wear and tear.
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Every day that our roads succumb to more wear-and-tear, they become more expensive to fix.
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I feel like I'm constantly replacing pieces because of the high wear and tear they go through.
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Plus, with its durable design, you can rest assured that it can withstand daily wear and tear.
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"With the more intensive use, the natural wear and tear on the engines happens sooner," he said.
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His father even bought him kneepads to help protect his joints from the constant wear and tear.
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This allows those same workers to address much larger areas faster without the caloric wear and tear.
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Eventually, most blue-collar workers find the wear and tear on their bodies too draining to continue.
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The wear and tear of being an everyday major league catcher is no doubt taking its toll.
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But occasionally—about once a week—customers do purchase the record, despite the visible wear and tear.
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The wear and tear of living in a mobile home can damage the "basement" of tiny homes.
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By the time Mr. Arledge left, ABC News was beginning to show signs of wear and tear.
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But dancers say it helps extend the life of their pointe shoes by reducing wear and tear.
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The unit turns off and on more frequently, using more electricity and enduring more wear and tear.
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During the cooler months, the platforms are removed so they can be protected from wear and tear.
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Though it has been a ratings force, the lineup has showed signs of wear and tear recently.
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"The wear and tear is still there," said Tatupu, who underwent 10 surgeries during his NFL career.
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Carrying it around caused wear and tear: Within a few months, the down arrow key fell off.
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Because of this, osteoarthritis is sometimes called degenerative joint disease or "wear and tear" arthritis, McDaniel explained.
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This wear-and-tear was likely the result of a lifetime of chewing on bones, the researchers said.
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It's worth noting that the default warranty is limited to manufacturing defects and not simple wear-and-tear.
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Enter specially designed gaming mice and gaming keyboards, which enhance players' skills and reduce inevitable wear and tear.
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Leather, metal, and other organic materials can age beautifully and take on character with everyday wear and tear.
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But the loud noises we're exposed to can contribute to the wear and tear that degrades our hearing.
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But beating led to wear and tear—and was unnecessary, as the heart simply needs to pump blood.
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We were all ages, our bodies and minds reflecting the wear and tear from various stages of life.
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That data is then transferred to the special film that is designed to withstand significant wear and tear.
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No damage was revealed in the initial inspection beyond a bit of wear-and-tear from orbital spaceflight.
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You may not be impervious to wear and tear, but now you've got a way to fight back.
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Still, no other luggage has taken the beating I dish out with so little visible wear-and-tear.
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Consumable parts (batteries, brushes, and filters) that undergo normal wear-and-tear, are not covered under the warranty.
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The tools also showed telling signs of wear and tear, such as tiny scars, striations, and blunted edges.
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If a candidate drives her own car to canvass, should the campaign reimburse her for wear and tear?
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It also adjusted for wear-and-tear to capital and the "disamenities" of urban life, such as congestion.
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The system tracks and analyzes driving characteristics, suggesting ways to improve fuel economy and reduce wear and tear.
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You'll have to look hard for negative feedback, which generally echoes my findings of light wear and tear.
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Ideally, you get your wedding bands insured so they're protected against wear and tear, theft, damage, and more.
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Pixar flexes to show off realistic rain, mud, leaves, wood floors, and wear and tear in the toys.
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Obviously, there's some wear and tear probably, but we feel like it's good enough for me to play.
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It's in continual operation, which makes it even more challenging, and puts more wear and tear on it.
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Therefore, Fern didn't suffer any wear and tear or rust damage from wintertime use during its previous life.
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"Not having that wear and tear every day is super helpful," Drew Hunnicutt, a senior wide receiver, said.
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"My hip was hurting," Hayes said when I asked about the daily wear-and-tear on his body.
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A uniform width makes it easier to fit the bills into a wallet, and reduces wear and tear.
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These knives are sturdy, resistant to wear and tear, and are just as beautiful as they are functional.
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They don't want the wear and tear on their sofas and rugs; they certainly don't need the aggravation.
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Noting the wear and tear on Alderson, Wilpon said he had talked to Alderson about taking a break.
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So I have some sense of the of the wear and tear on our military men and women.
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What may typically be chalked up to normal workout wear-and-tear could actually just be improper form.
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It's equipped with 10,000 mAh capacity and is made of aluminum shell to withstand everyday wear and tear.
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It not only protects the pack from wear and tear but it's also a theft deterrent of sorts.
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Between normal wear and tear and the oxidative stress of our lifestyles, even long telomeres are worn away.
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Leases also come with fees if there is excessive wear and tear to the car upon its return.
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UVeye's machine learning system can detect vehicle leaks, wear and tear, and any damages that would previously go unnoticed.
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That suggests that even the most active people will show some signs of wear and tear as they age.
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Knees, shoulders, but those are general wear and tear, and then a couple concussions I was diagnosed with. Damn.
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This extra wear and tear due to the inflammation from a heightened stress response has been termed allostatic load.
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The toilet facilities were being serviced regularly, but were accumulating the wear and tear accompanying constant, 24-hour use.
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This extra wear and tear due to the inflammation from a heightened stress response has been termed allostatic load.
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His skeleton is pretty robust, "with a lot of wear and tear from a hard-working life," Robb says.
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Around the world, tourism bureaus and governments are taking steps to combat the wear and tear overtourism is creating.
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Likewise, the janky, monochromatic OLED display and rubberized case make the Nabu borderline indestructible to normal wear and tear.
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His skeleton showed signs of considerable wear-and-tear, so he likely lead a tough and hard working life.
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The figures were intended to be handled, and each of them bears wear and tear from generations of admirers.
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It's definitely seen some wear and tear, but nothing unexpected and considering the price, it's held up pretty well.
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There has been some wear and tear; the back of at least one banquette was in need of reupholstering.
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On longer flights, fuel, equipment wear-and-tear, crew salaries all add up much faster than on shorter flights.
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The dining room requires repairs to wood paneling and faux walls due to cracking, chipping, and wear and tear.
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This is important because this is the body of the shoe, where most of the wear and tear happens.
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I go through what feels like a Lightning cable a month, due to wear and tear on the connection.
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Telomeres are these bumpers on the ends of our DNA and they protect our DNA from wear and tear.
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The most popular ones are "eat or pass, would you rathers, and wear and tear" polls, Keke told Mashable.
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It is rugged enough to handle the wear and tear of travel and as urbane as any leather alternative.
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The shoes are made of high-quality, European leathers that are designed to look better with wear and tear.
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Plus, I can now report, its battery and blade hold up to months and months of wear and tear.
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They deplete your bullpen, foul up your starting rotation and impose unnecessary wear and tear on your position players.
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So while this can protect against normal wear and tear, don't try to treat it like it's an OtterBox.
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Osteoarthritis, the wear-and-tear kind that makes people and dogs creaky, is another common affliction as dogs age.
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"This wear and tear prompted me to take the decision, and accept the resignation he submitted," Pena Nieto said.
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The country over all is concerned about the wear and tear from tourists on the natural wonders they visit.
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"You worry about the burnout of the W.N.B.A. season, the wear and tear put on their bodies," Miller said.
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For another, steel has more tolerance for high temperatures and could weather the wear-and-tear of interplanetary travel.
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He was around 35 years old when he died, but he was already exhibiting signs of skeletal wear-and-tear.
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Travel bags go through some serious wear and tear, and soft shell luggage is begging for holes or dented corners.
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A defective battery is covered by the warranty, and battery services from normal wear and tear is $49 per component.
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Entropy is part of the show, the wear and tear of the world, but so too are regeneration and renewal.
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" He added, "It's built like a vehicle, not a toy, to withstand the everyday wear and tear of commercial use.
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All rocks are not the same when it comes to how they handle the wear and tear of the hereafter.
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Some chairs even come in alternative sizes, so you can game hard without worrying about breakage or wear-and-tear.
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Just keep in mind these plans usually do come with some exclusions and generally don't cover normal wear and tear.
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For instance, the B-1 bomber has sustained significant structural wear and tear over the years due to constant deployment.
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And, importantly, keep in mind that leases come with fees if there is excessive wear and tear to the car.
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And (you guessed it) regularly wearing sunscreen is one of the best ways to stave off this wear and tear.
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AirPods come with a standard one-year warranty which will cover a defective battery—but not normal wear and tear.
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That means some older kids only need to replace their shoes twice per year, outside of excessive wear and tear.
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One thing all of today's marathon runners will share is an incredible amount of wear and tear on their bodies.
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From there he set about adjusting the colors and removing the wear and tear that they'd accumulated over the years.
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The result of this friction is wear and tear, so pads and discs need to be replaced at frequent intervals.
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As for the wear and tear on her body, it all came to a head at the 2013 American Cup.
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A variant BB-8 featuring post-Jakku wear and tear will also be going on sale later this year. h2.
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Let's zoom in on the weight: We can see some clear wear and tear on the weight, as marked above.
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So, it comes down to, why should I waste nanoseconds, wear and tear on my SSD, to launch Epic's launcher?
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After almost a year, this wallet has definitely seen some wear and tear, but I still use it every day.
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I think if this were a darker color (maybe black or navy) the wear and tear wouldn't be so visible.
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The Keekaroo Peanut Changer is super easy to clean, limits bacteria growth, and withstands a lot of wear and tear.
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In the lexicon of winter wear-and-tear,public works calls anything bigger than a C-hole a traffic condition.
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Though the hotel made its place in history, wear and tear took a toll, and the Watergate closed in 1203.
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A solid night in the sack particularly helps players recover from the inevitable wear and tear of a taxing season.
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But it's a pretty cool antidote to the typical wear-and-tear that our handbags and backpacks have to endure.
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"You do take the faster matches whenever you can because there's enough wear and tear on the body," Federer said.
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And beyond Paleolithic caves, sites like Tutankhamen's tomb have introduced replicas to reduce the wear and tear on original sites.
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Rhino covers damages up to a certain amount and pays landlords for the typical wear-and-tear of a unit.
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Though it has been a ratings force, ABC's Thursday night lineup has showed some signs of wear and tear recently.
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Meanwhile, the psychological wear and tear of being a Strong Black Woman takes a toll on the mind and body.
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Additionally, the car is expected to be returned at the end of the lease with only normal wear and tear.
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But like any other vehicle, the more mileage Mir accrued in outer space, the more wear-and-tear it underwent.
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That's not a huge surprise: we put a ton of wear and tear on these things, while technology is racing ahead.
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That will mean more wear and tear than your average vehicle — which Avis and Hertz are perfectly positioned to take on.
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The only damage visible from all this wear and tear are a few loose threads on each of the chair's arms.
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But his first campaign with Trump in the White House has put some wear and tear on that aura of invincibility.
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The handsome gray material feels good to the touch, seems impervious to wear and tear, and shrugs off water with ease.
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Why I Did It: After years of competitive dancing and running, my feet have endured a lot of wear and tear.
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The user contacted Tesla who said they could not cover it under warranty, saying that it was normal wear and tear.
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As an old building that acquires a lot of wear and tear, the association says that upkeep and redesign is customary.
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Colors and fabrics were chosen carefully to stand up to the wear and tear airline uniforms are subject to, Posen said.
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There has been no wear and tear on them either considering how aggressive the knurling is on bench and deadlift bars.
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"It's just a lot of wear and tear in the back of a Honda Civic or a Ford F150," he said.
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But certainly the wear and tear is there, because the ball is being hit harder so you have to react quicker.
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The Model Max was designed with the realization that wear and tear is a major issue for shared electric scooter services.
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It's more wear and tear on the battery, and eventually it won't stay charged for as long as it once did.
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He'll face a fighter three years his senior, and a fighter with seven years less wear and tear on his body.
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"It helped my neck and jaw line… It definitely shaved off a good 10 years of wear and tear," he said.
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Nobody else has an iPhone like mine; it's uniquely special because of all the cosmetic wear and tear it has sustained.
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Glick contacted the Georges and sent photos and videos and, despite wear and tear of the harsh elements, Ginger was recognizable.
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And seeing stressors as challenges rather than threats invites physiological responses that improve thinking and cause less physical wear and tear.
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The Model Max was designed with the realization that wear and tear is a major issue for shared electric scooter services.
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The state-of-the-art spaces often have their own entrances, saving wear-and-tear on the lobby and passenger elevators.
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Since you're essentially stuck with each one for a whole decade, some level of wear and tear is to be expected.
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Ironically this is also occurring at a time when the economic expansion was beginning to show signs of wear and tear.
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If anything is technically wrong with the product (as in, not related to normal wear and tear), Arc'teryx will fix it.
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My couch showed a bit of wear and tear with some visible stains, but aside from that, the room was immaculate.
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Cracks have appeared, and in 2018, part of the road had to be demolished due to damage from wear and tear.
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But, after a year of attempting to put it through wear and tear with no luck, I'm convinced it's worth it.
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When articular cartilage is damaged by injury or normal wear and tear, it can result in joint pain and limited mobility.
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"Wear and Tear" is written cleanly and well, even if it deflates a bit each time Tynan and Dundy aren't around.
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That way, should the tablet suffer from wear-and-tear or technical issues, Amazon will cover you up to three claims.
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The Oroville Dam was built in the 1960s, so it shouldn't be a huge surprise that it's experiencing wear and tear.
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Other scientists are dosing themselves with the diabetes drug metformin, believing it may help protect their cells from wear and tear.
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Over time, having your body in this amped-up state could cause gnarly wear and tear, with real effects on health.
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Vajda said he believed both players would show peak form physically, despite the wear and tear of the last two days.
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"We end up throwing away less of the vehicle when something is damaged by wear and tear, or vandalized," he said.
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THE FIX How to furnish a space that will attract guests — and withstand the wear and tear that comes with them.
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They may have been exposed to customer contact, show some packaging wear and tear, or have assorted stickers on the packaging.
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Fourteen years later, she's back in "Incredibles 2," now showing to rave reviews, and displaying no signs of wear and tear.
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Leather ages well, so even if it does take a little wear and tear, you won't have to worry too much.
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Bryant appeared in 220 career playoff games, which equates to more than two and half seasons of extra wear and tear.
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However, the user reviews appear mixed on what constitutes normal wear and tear, so maybe don't use them in the shower.
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Also, the carpet in the front hallway gets a lot of wear and tear, and it gets gross during the winter.
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With Novak the elbow, Rafa the knee, Federer the knee and now Murray the hip, it's just wear and tear eventually.
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"There's something very human about shoes, obviously the wear and tear and the marks and traces of the wearer," says Wigmore.
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The cover is mauled by some slight wear and tear around the edges, but the actual book is almost in mint condition.
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At first he thought the weird temperature fluctuations, swollen glands and tiredness were just normal wear and tear from running a startup.
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This paint peels easily after years of wear and tear, and the worst part is that the paint has a sweet flavor.
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It has a carrying capacity of up to 224 keys and is engineered with thicker plates to withstand everyday wear and tear.
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Furlenco designs and manufactures its own furniture to ensure it is easy to assemble and take apart with no wear and tear.
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Not just for the fight scenes, but anytime he's wearing wardrobe, it's rubbing against the pieces, so that's causing wear and tear.
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A common theme for many players has been shouldering minor boo boos from the wear and tear of walking around and playing.
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The discipline's most prominent statistic, GDP, is gross (as opposed to net) because it leaves out the cost of wear and tear.
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Mills have gotten better at making recycled cardboard that stands up to wear and tear, so it's usable for longer shipping routes.
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The Cat S60 is a bit bulky, but it can survive a lot of wear-and-tear and has a huge battery.
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Not only are the styles chic and luxurious, the beds are constructed to withstand the wear and tear of everyday puppy life.
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The longer other things do not kill you, the more of the wear and tear that leads to cancer your cells accumulate.
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The changes to my body weren't just about weight: I had also almost completely shed the wear and tear of my sport.
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"Nobody expected that if there would be wear and tear, that it would happen this soon," he said of the rail cars.
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The fact of the matter is that the White House is subjected to a particular and constant state of wear and tear.
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The wear and tear someone his age may feel has often been evident on the debate stage and on the campaign trail.
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Nan's house deliberately shows the wear and tear of a real life, with stray wires creeping around corners and dust smearing windows.
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That allowed them to weaken a vehicle's emissions controls during everyday driving to reduce wear and tear on the car's antipollution equipment.
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An A-10 Warthog over the Central Command area of responsibility showed off the wear and tear that comes with aerial refueling.
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In addition to your basic yoga mat wear and tear, both the material and the printed design are susceptible to sun damage.
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All that traffic costs the economy, and individual drivers, billions of dollars a year in lost productivity, gasoline and wear and tear.
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Doorstead has ~4 move ins/outs and that results in significantly less wear-and-tear and a much easier operations to manage.
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The odd feeling in his chest lasted only 20 minutes, and he chalked it up to the wear and tear of playing.
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The entire system is highly resistant to wear and tear and the ultra-durable rubber backing will protect your clubs from damage.
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If you are sensitive to emotional stress, then being bathed in that stress would over time wear and tear on your body.
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These ultratriathletes, however, tend not to dwell on the wear and tear of their bodies, at least once the race is done.
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The best throw blankets are soft, warm, and durable enough to last you multiple seasons without showing signs of wear and tear.
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To thicken a thin lawn (overseeding): With each passing year, the wear and tear on your lawn can cause it to become thin.
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Fortunately, the closure is temporary, and it is being used to make Fjaðrárgljúfur less susceptible to the wear and tear of foot traffic.
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Yes, but: Research has shown that bi-directional batteries will see high wear and tear if they are constantly charging and sharing electricity.
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Some of the vintage specimens date back to as early as the 1930s, and the wear and tear from rental use is visible.
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It can be time-consuming to check components—whether it's on an airplane or in a nuclear power planet—for wear and tear.
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Made of some 220,000 high-density polyethylene cubes covered with shimmering yellow fabric, the piers have suffered more wear and tear than expected.
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Friends and family members noticed he was grinding in his sleep, and eventually his dentist pointed out wear and tear on his canines.
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"I'm older and so I'm more beat up, in the way of wear and tear on joints," athlete says, describing underwater weight training.
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Instead, we focused primarily on materials that would hold up long-term but were cheap enough to replace through rental wear and tear.
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The genetic similarities are clear, as well as the implied wear and tear of life and illness the elder family member has experienced.
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In 1977, that changed with Style 36, which featured a new leather-and-canvas construction that really lent itself to wear and tear.
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I just like Kimbrel a little more because I think he has the better body and has a little less wear and tear.
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If damages go above and beyond the scuffs and stains of normal wear and tear, the customer will be charged for the item.
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Dry cleaning certain delicate fabrics may also shorten their life span, causing them to lose their luster and contributing to wear and tear.
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Previously, the couple had lived in a luxury rental that, though less than a decade old, was showing signs of wear and tear.
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Scheuer notes that staff disinfect masks between patients and reuse them, but they have to be replaced periodically due to wear and tear.
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Can you recommend a stylish but very durable bag that can put up with the wear and tear that I place upon it?
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But multiple stops and starts mean more wear and tear, so the batteries used in these cars need to be heavier and stronger.
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Unlike other refurbished electronics — say, a smartphone — home security devices typically aren't subjected to the wear and tear of daily, hands-on use.
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This part may be a little bit harder, as you&aposll have to be attuned to the wear and tear of your bag.
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Alas, after a while, the anything-for-a-response aesthetic gives evidence of wear and tear, the prevailing impact less chilling than exhausting.
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There are also new artifacts, including a resin version of a much-loved taxidermy buffalo that was showing too much wear and tear.
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All of musicMagpie's refurbished products show moderate signs of wear and tear, but have been fully tested and are in excellent working order.
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Measuring 18-inches wide, 30-inches long, and one-inch thick, this mat takes lots of wear and tear and keeps on performing.
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Decades of wear and tear, plus the occasional plumbing disaster or misguided renovation attempt, can wreak havoc on wood floors and plaster moldings.
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That way, you can juice up your dead devices without an outlet and never worry about the wear and tear of your cable.
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That wear and tear makes them less capable of meeting the power and processing demands in the same way as a youthful iPhone.
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It's a working mic, and according to its new owner, there's enough wear and tear that you can see where Beyonce held it.
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Those oft-relied-upon pieces are bound to show a little wear and tear after the third, fourth, or fifth wear in a row.
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But high winds in 2015 destroyed part of the system and wear and tear on the nets and poles is also taking a toll.
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They also have the physical baggage that goes along with it—fewer quick-twitch motor units, slower-recovering muscles, more general wear and tear.
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While the rubbering was high-tech at the time, wear and tear has caused it to crack and expose live wiring throughout the home.
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The size 13 shoes are considered to be in great condition, despite the wear and tear of game use ... and feature Jordan's original autograph.
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"The iPhone X can probably handle your everyday wear and tear, but dropping it without a case is out of the question," CNET reported.
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Other initiatives include changes to the "wear-and-tear" allowance which also kick in today and next April's elimination of mortgage interest tax deductibility.
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Discounts at Jiffy Lube and Advance Auto Parts also make sense for a driver putting a lot of wear and tear on their vehicle.
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I've worn the band through many, many showers and the only problem is slight wear and tear on the metal button on the clasp.
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It's an optimistic prediction: these rockets go faster than the speed of sound and experience extreme temperatures and forces that cause wear and tear.
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The one exception, the study notes, is when it comes to used goods — apparently buyers trust women's descriptions of wear and tear more. Dogs!!!
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Kraig Biocraft, the winner of the contract, will test its futuristic spider silk to see how well it stands up to wear and tear.
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Between snow slush, #womensmarch wear and tear, and discoloration from the occasional coffee spill, it's safe to say our shoe collections need some attention.
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Wrapped in nylon, this sturdy cable is designed to withstand the usual wear and tear of being jostled around in a bag or purse.
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Baig wrote that the iPhone 11 is a worthy phone to buy if your current iPhone model is showing signs of wear and tear.
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But that technology is subject to wear and tear like any other component, and it takes airmen with special skills to keep it working.
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I just worry about things, the wear and tear, things that we all want to avoid to have Jo at her best for worlds.
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But after hearing complaints about the stations' conditions, the students wanted to remind people that the subway's wear and tear stemmed from its history.
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The current renovation is the most extensive yet and will help make it more efficient and resistant to wear-and-tear, park managers said.
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But the cologne bottles are almost archeological, mostly used up and covered in a think layer of bathroom grime that comes with wear and tear.
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I don't drive to work often even though parking is cheaper than Metro for me; there's gas and wear and tear to consider as well.
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The best time to buy bedding Washing your sheets every week or two puts a whole lot of wear and tear on all that cotton.
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Unlike the more common osteoarthritis, which is caused by mechanical wear and tear on joints, in rheumatoid arthritis the immune system attacks the body's joints.
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And, of course, there is the durable body design that makes it waterproof up to 33 feet and that can withstand general wear and tear.
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AVs don't drift in their lanes as much as human drivers do, so wear and tear will be focused on a fraction of the road.
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That old duffle bag from the back of your closet has seen some wear-and-tear over the years and just isn't going to work.
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Wear and tear is a major issue in the realm of electric scooters, resulting in a short lifespan of individual scooters and poor unit economics.
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I don't know if it's related to five straight seasons of playing 100-plus games and just all the wear and tear, but it's devastating.
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But Canada's space agency has noticed some wear and tear on the mechanisms over time, and one of the latches actually failed in fall 25.
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There's no word yet on how the Switch holds up to water damage, but for typical wear-and-tear use, it seems damn near indestructible.
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According to multiple studies, Uber drivers can make less than minimum wage after accounting for expenses like gas and wear and tear on their cars.
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"People tend to see wear and tear, or a failure to maintain a healthy olfactory neuron population in [their] nose," Goldstein told Gizmodo by phone.
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It functions instead as a space where the wear and tear of hard-earned possessions become a powerful metaphor for continued racial and class prejudices.
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Hell, Cormier is already thirty-seven and has serious wear and tear on his body, he might not be in the game that much longer.
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It's listed in good condition, which means it may show minor signs of wear and tear but looks pretty great overall and works like new.
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The dual-track racing coaster had been a staple at the park since 1978, thrilling generations of riders, and undergoing generations of wear and tear.
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He has had shoulder injuries, ankle sprains, concussions and all the usual wear and tear that comes from hitting defenders dozens of times a game.
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At 10 years old, the Ace is starting to show some small signs of wear and tear, but the vibe is as hip as ever.
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Pets, kids, and just general wear and tear can leave your carpeting looking lackluster, but hiring professional carpet cleaners can get expensive and time-consuming.
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OA, which occurs when wear and tear on the joints degrades cartilage and leads to bone abnormalities, is extremely common in people 60 and older.
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All orders have free shipping, the membership includes insurance for minor mishaps and general wear and tear, and RTR takes care of the dry cleaning.
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There really are things that could hurt the value of your trade-in, and it's a lot more than just miles or wear-and-tear.
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The first obstacle is finding owners willing not just to allow strangers in their car but to let them add miles and wear and tear.
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States also argue that the batteries for the electric cars make them heavier than gas-powered vehicles, causing more wear and tear on the road.
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After nearly a century of wear and tear, the house needed updating and a few spatial alterations to accommodate a more relaxed way of living.
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It is a low abrasion toothpaste, thus it won't cause any enamel wear and tear itself, and it features fluoride to help fight off bacteria.
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Since your hands are often coming in contact with water and other elements, plated and filled rings will quickly show signs of wear and tear.
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"But picking three times faster also implies more wear and tear due to repetitive motion and working faster at lifting and handling products," Wulfraat added.
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He is 39, and wearing the Puerto Rican uniform meant more to him than saving his body extra wear and tear before the regular season.
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At the time, the Parks Commissioner, the notorious Robert Moses, thought the shows should generate profits to pay for wear and tear on the park.
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But the wear and tear of that traffic can chip, dent, scratch and warp hardwood, requiring these floors to be sanded, refinished and sometimes replaced.
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The tablet has been tested against 50 challenges imitating everyday drops, tumbles, wear and tear, and more so you know this device is made to last.
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The blisters form on the knees not the feet in Whitehead's case, for obvious reasons, and more lasting wear and tear is accrued across the body.
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Christo's "The Floating Piers," the artist's monumental installation at Lake Iseo in northern Italy, will be closed at night to allow for wear and tear repairs.
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What to watch: If a business model develops around bi-directional charging, the cost of battery wear and tear could be factored into companies' bottom lines.
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Made By Design's goods include sleek kitchen, bed, bath, and living room essentials, and are stylishly structured with an appropriate hint of effortless wear and tear.
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But after some wear and tear, the case started to break in interesting (see: unfixable) ways, the battery life tanked, and the fan got unreasonably noisy.
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For the same reason, the technique is much more resistant to the sort of day-to-day wear and tear that could alter the paper's surface.
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In general, the dental health of wild orcas is much better than captive killer whales, says Ventre, and the mechanism of wear-and-tear is slow.
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Thursday night remains strong, thanks to Shonda Rhimes, even if "How to Get Away With Murder" and "Scandal" showed signs of wear and tear this year.
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Along with fellow Lime supplier Ninebot, Okai is calling on scooter companies to do more to protect scooters from the wear-and-tear of daily use.
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For more than a decade, my dog modeled the same basic PetSafe collar with just a little wear and tear to show for it (Francesca Rea).
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Recent evidence indicates that osteoarthritis is not simply the result of years of wear and tear on the cartilage in important joints like knees and hips.
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This makes for considerable wear and tear on the brakes, with 16 braking moments around the lap and few places for the brakes to cool down.
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I didn't have to stay there any longer than the year I agreed to, and any normal wear and tear were the responsibility of my landlord.
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How often you should get your hair trimmed can depend on both your hair type and the amount of wear and tear your hair goes through.
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Living in such tight quarters can create unique, unexpected problems that can seem magnified in a tight space, like easier wear and tear and quick messes.
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Fighting might be considered a "combat sport," but in most sports the wear and tear is a side effect of trying to stay at peak performance.
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But Sharp's representatives told EngadgetJP that the company's screen tech can survive over 300,000 bends before the wear and tear starts to physically damage the OLED.
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But they go through the washer and dryer just fine, and we have yet to discard a pair due to wear and tear before they're outgrown.
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The Slate article rightly points out that running does inflict wear and tear on the body, and I want to be active well into old age.
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I don't know if it's related to five straight seasons of playing a hundred plus games and just all the wear and tear, but it's devastating.
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The shoe's padded, all-leather upper and signature "shell toe" were a revolutionary, lightweight antidote to the wear and tear that resulted from high-level play.
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At the time, the Parks Commissioner, New York's notorious Robert Moses, thought the shows should generate profits to pay for wear and tear on the park.
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"Rafa's wear and tear in the last month has been very significant," Spain Davis Cup captain Conchita Martinez told the Spanish Tennis Federation website on Monday.
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If you scramble or squeeze through tight trees and rocks while hiking, there's nothing better suited to resist wear and tear than Mammut's Trea Spine 50L.
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Since most airline agents will classify your damage as normal wear and tear, taking a quick video of the entire bag prior to departure could assist.
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But they say that fewer padded practices can still help players in the long run by reducing wear and tear on the body and the brain.
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And I looked at my face and you could see the wear and tear it had taken on me, but I want that to show. Right.
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Researchers focused on so-called cardiometabolic risk factors that over the long-term cause "wear and tear" on the body and raise the risk of chronic diseases.
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Of all the things you wear on a daily basis, shoes endure the most wear and tear, and thus rarely survive for more than a few years.
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The store can get a bad rap for pieces that fall apart after a move or lose their shine at the first instance of wear and tear.
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Plus, it includes a built-in LCD display that tells you when to change your brush's head when it begins to show signs of wear and tear.
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BMW said exhaust system upgrades that would not penalize fuel consumption or cause additional wear and tear could take up to three years to develop and certify.
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My second unit's sapphire camera cover fared better, but the bruising from daily wear and tear has made me question its build-quality, especially for the price.
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Because this service operates outside the highly dense metro regions of the coasts, at least anecdotally, many drivers are putting considerable wear and tear on their vehicles.
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It also ultimately makes the bar money, generating income from cup sales—even as the ones used in service break or get damaged through wear and tear.
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Out of boredom and frustration, many of the whales turn to chewing on concrete and steel tank surfaces, causing wear and tear that leads to further problems.
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Wear and Tear In her piece on the designer Iris van Herpen, Rebecca Mead questions how a dress incorporating Japanese paper would be washed ("Transformer," September 25th).
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Wallace says they consider the wear and tear part of the life of the objects, so the point is not to return them to their original state.
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Kind of like if your phone could monitor the wear and tear of its own parts and know in advance when it was going to finally break.
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I'm in a space where I am talking and interacting with crowds night a lot and that wear and tear on your voice can be really bad.
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But the same aggressive driving that can result in extra wear-and-tear is also the kind of driving that can increase the risk of an accident.
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There were computers, horn antennas and tanks for the nitrogen thrusters that would enable the spacecraft to swap places every few years to minimize wear and tear.
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The obvious selling points are comparatively low prices, steady income, next to no maintenance, and wear and tear limited to the odd oil stain on the cement.
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I was dealing with a shoulder injury that escalated from the wear and tear of our preseason training and had to sit out of our morning game.
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The Warriors are appearing in their fifth straight N.B.A. finals, and Kerr suggested that the wear-and-tear was an inevitable byproduct of so many title chases.
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Based on the pioneering work of the legendary British watchmaker George Daniels, the revolutionary component requires virtually no lubrication, eliminating a major form of wear and tear.
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I have a lot of ex-college players among my dads and coaches, and they know the wear and tear and grind that goes into playing tackle.
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While other credit cards also experience some wear and tear over time, Apple put an emphasis at its launch event on the "beautiful" look of the card.
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This one comes with a B+ rating, so it may show light to normal wear and tear, but is completely tested and verified to be fully functional.
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He realized that if there was a way to map road quality, drivers could plan trips that cost less and reduced wear and tear on their cars.
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To make matters worse, they do not receive compensation for the cost of gas, wear and tear on their cars, or other expenses incurred on the job.
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As electric car sales zoom in Norway, the chargers are in such heavy use that some of them do not stand up to the wear and tear.
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One caveat: It's worth noting that in my experience, Scuf controllers don't stand up to a lot of wear and tear, especially considering the $160 price tag.
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To save extra wear and tear on their pitchers, the Mets enacted new policies early in spring training, prohibiting throwing in fielding drills during the first week.
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With only four seasons under his belt, Otani has less wear and tear on his arm than other Japanese pitchers who have moved to the United States.
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For much of his career, James has been able to ward off the corrosive effects of his profession — the daily wear and tear, the punishment from defenders.
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That's because presbycusis is most commonly caused by gradual changes in the inner ear, including the wear and tear to the hair cells brought on by noise.
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In contrast, Reebok brand president Matt O'Toole says the Floatride GROW is sturdy enough to handle the wear and tear from intense and constant use by athletes.
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Some owners also face expensive battles with mold and other related wear and tear, as the warehouses were not conceived as places for a very humid environment.
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However, a few months later they're starting to show some wear and tear, and glue and tape can only go so far when it comes to repairing them.
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The new connectivity will enable companies to remotely monitor and manage battery status to reduce wear and tear on the batteries by up to 20%, according to Bosch .
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"Slow steaming" is a concept by which container ships operate at lower speeds to minimize wear and tear on engines, save fuel, reduce emissions and otherwise improve efficiency.
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According to the product page, these headphones are durable and can withstand just about any wear and tear while still providing a noise-filtered experience to your music.
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But Amazon offers a minimum 90-day warranty, and they test and certify to make sure the blender works with only minimal signs of external wear and tear.
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First, culturally there is this desire to switch or trade phones on a regular basis given the wear and tear associated with the humidity and pollution in India.
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I've been testing out the black color variant, and in a few short weeks, the leather, which is pretty thin, has gotten some wear and tear, showing scratches.
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It's meant to offer drone-like footage in a size that is comparable to a GoPro (even if it can't take the same kinds of wear and tear).
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But it now has an additional plastic coating making the exterior more scratch-resistant and able to withstand the wear and tear of being used by countless students.
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Today, the world has hundreds of roads, bridges and other pieces of infrastructure that are slowly falling apart because of wear and tear and exposure to the elements.
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The technology allows for far smaller microphones that are incredibly sensitive, but the mics themselves typically don't withstand the wear and tear of harsh environments all that well.
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The upcoming Volvo XC40's subscription service plan, Care by Volvo, which wraps the car payment, maintenance, insurance, wear and tear, and other "services," into one monthly fee.
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In between clients, I order some new no-show socks because mine are starting to get wear and tear and I can feel them slipping inside my shoe.
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Your original Game Boy is probably covered in knicks and scratches, but it will take a lot of abuse for Hyperkin's remake to start showing wear and tear.
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The wear and tear he refers to is "cartilage damage that can be a precursor to arthritis, which is global loss of cartilage in the joint," he adds.
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Using high-resolution photos, the researchers assessed wear and tear on the individual teeth of captive orca, looking for fractures, boreholes, and other signs of poor dental health.
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In late 2013, the LG G Flex came out with a self-healing back that automatically repaired scratches and other wear and tear in a matter of minutes.
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The ledger should also account for the depletion of capital: the wear-and-tear of machinery, the deterioration of roads and public spaces, and damage to the environment.
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These days, with wear and tear dulling his lightning speed, his game looks vulnerable against lower-ranked players prepared to attack him — as Verdasco did to devastating effect.
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Massage the product onto your leather goods to protect them from the elements or to minimize signs of wear-and-tear on items you've had for a while.
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Turns out, how often you should be getting your hair trimmed can depend on both your hair type and the amount of wear and tear it's put through.
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Hayabusa-2 blasted a hole in the asteroid in April in order to collect samples from subsurface rock that's been sheltered from the wear and tear of space.
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A physical asset like a semi-truck is generally most valuable at the beginning of service before the wear and tear from ordinary usage degrades its productive capacity.
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Those shafts hold the operating equipment that had shown the most wear and tear, he said, but are still being maintained and could be used in an emergency.
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Strangely, the same type of sneakers with less wear and tear went up for auction in 2017 starting at $15,000, but they are still listed as "Not Sold."
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Don't be afraid to give it your all, as it's highly resistant to wear and tear and the ultra-durable rubber backing will protect your clubs from damage.
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While the room was well-maintained, I did notice some furniture, especially in the hallways and guest room doors, have scuffs and show signs of wear and tear.
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The initiative guarantees that drivers would make 20% more than the minimum wage and 30 cents per mile for expenses, such as gas and vehicle wear and tear.
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"It's just the wear and tear of playing every day," Thames told reporters after Wednesday's game, adding with Thursday's off day he anticipates being on the field Friday.
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However, with natural wear-and-tear, and other lifestyle factors (like exercise and beach days), your plaits are bound to look more lived-in than that first day.
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The Millennium Falcon looks like some someone's cobbled together truck that they've kept running through three or four generations, and has the wear and tear associated with that.
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First, the wealthiest people (who have the nicest stuff to donate) will also tend to have the highest standards for what degree of wear and tear is acceptable.
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Because Shipt classifies its workers as contractors, not employees, workers pay for all of their expenses—including gas, wear and tear on their cars, and accidents—out of pocket.
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It's super lightweight and easy to tote around, but Tumi's made sure it'll hold up to the wear and tear of travel by constructing it from multi-layer polycarbonate.
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To be clear, this isn't renters insurance and tenants are still responsible for any damage that was their fault – but Rhino says this won't include normal wear and tear.
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Of all the cookbooks in our house, this is the only one that shows any wear and tear, and that's probably true across all Cuban and Cuban-American households.
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Plastic is also less resilient to wear and tear—you probably don't care about scratches on a disposable $10 plastic screen protector, but you will on a $2,600 smartphone.
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That way, the company said, drivers will be reimbursed for the wear-and-tear on their car, but will not use the carpooling app as a full-time gig.
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But that would add many, many long hours to each mission, is a general pain in the ass, and puts a lot of wear and tear on the airframes.
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When the builders tried to put down a drop sheet to protect the floors from their muddy boots and wheelbarrows, Howe stopped them: He wanted the wear and tear.
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They're also reliable in my experience; I've had four true wireless earbuds from Jaybird, and I've never had to replace a pair due to wear and tear or defects.
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The issue with seniors is that their meniscal injuries are more often the result of wear and tear, and they often or even usually coincide with osteoarthritis, Altchek said.
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Many tattoo artists warn that palm and hand tattoos don't come with a guarantee—they're known to fade quickly since hands go through a lot of wear and tear.
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A waxed canvas messenger bag, like the Waterfield Vitesse, will blend right in on the streets of Gothenburg, and stand up to the wear-and-tear of city travel.
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The cord is powerful enough to shrug off normal wear and tear and the battery pack has enough juice to bring a dead iPhone back to a full charge.
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There has been much discussion about whether Williamson could handle the wear and tear of an N.B.A. season while carrying 285 pounds on his 6-foot-6 inch frame.
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The wear and tear on the walls and the arch framing the stage (on which Hiran Abeysekera, as Caliban, climbs dexterously) are an integral part of the play's atmosphere.
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That's all assuming the Galaxy Z Flip holds up to wear and tear—which I wasn't able to determine in the 30 minutes I spent with the new phone.
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But the eyebrows thin, the cheekbones and jawline firm up, the brow unfurrows—headset and facial hair vanishing along with more than a quarter-century of wear and tear.
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In addition, the industry's earliest scooters weren't built for the wear and tear of being thrown in trucks to be charged at night, or left outside in inclement weather.
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And many more are wounded in action, sustaining serious injuries which, along with the day-to-day wear and tear of war, can result in long-term health complications.
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" Allison Chiaramonte, also of Warburg Realty, tells CNBC Make It that "for better or worse, pets can increase wear and tear on apartments, especially on hardwood floors and furniture.
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The Washington Post, tabulating the wear and tear the character withstood over eight seasons, found that he had endured 22007 gunshot wounds and 267 beatings that left him unconscious.
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Further, electric vehicles and highly fuel-efficient cars do not generate enough revenue from a gas tax to offset their wear and tear on roads, according to the council.
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Poor infrastructure costs the average American family an estimated $3,400 a year because of higher gasoline consumption, increased wear and tear on vehicles, and costs related to power outages.
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For vehicles that have suffered wear and tear, auction houses are now preparing for what Manheim's Mandy Savage calls a "tsunami" that will hit the market in the coming years.
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In that vein, the Chromebook's durability perks and battery life — this model lasts up to 12 hours, Acer says — make it fit for the wear and tear of school scenarios.
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However, even when taking multiple passengers prices are adjusted so that the total amount of money you earn doesn't exceed the amount you spend on gas and wear and tear.
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"We use our sleep to heal, so the wear and tear of the environment has a much greater toll [on your skin] when you don't sleep that much," he said.
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It abolished a generous "wear-and-tear" allowance for those letting furnished properties, and in April began tightening the rules on how landlords write off interest costs against income tax.
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All of this helps to save wear and tear on the spacecraft, as well as minimize the amount of work that the mission team has to do from the ground.
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NASA obviously isn't happy about it, but insists the wear-and-tear will not change its current science plans or diminish the rover's opportunities to study key features on Mars.
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"People don't factor in the damage that happens over time — some of it is just purely wear and tear, some of it is more intentional and more dramatic," Weber says.
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It abolished a generous "wear and tear" allowance for those letting furnished properties, and in April began tightening the rules on how landlords write off interest costs against income tax.
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Abreu noted that there is no marine life of any kind or major wear and tear on the piece, as would be expected after nearly two years in the ocean.
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Also note that wear and tear appears on the part of the weight with the lettering, which means the markings must have been forged well in advance of the shoot.
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He said reductions in fuel use and vehicle wear and tear would produce additional savings for UPS's domestic package unit that had 2017 operating profit of $4.28 billion last year.
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To the average visitor these may seem like wear and tear from centuries of aging, but to archaeoseismologists they are telltale signs of massive earthquakes that once devastated the region.
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Parks see wear and tear: Joshua Tree National Park in California needs several days this week to close and clean up restrooms and accumulated garbage before reopening by the weekend.
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But then there's the question of wear and tear, storing the strips, taping them together for long pieces… why not just have the MIDI controller drive the music box directly?
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Only aged 30, Saffiedine has some wear and tear on his body, which has meant he has missed out on valuable Octagon time since joining the UFC roster in 2013.
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If you peel out of every green light, brake hard, drive full-speed over potholes, or generally drive aggressively, your car is going to show signs of wear-and-tear.
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Not one to engage with digital tools, he sees the discoloration and wear-and-tear of outdated pieces of media as an asset to be celebrated, not ushered into oblivion.
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Hence the radium glow-in-the-dark dial, and the accompanying order for six leather straps, so Mr. Llano could replace any that humidity and wear and tear would claim.
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There is a wear-and-tear limitationBecause kids are kids, the box that contained the smart pad and books was eventually stepped on enough times that it was rendered useless.
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At the moment, the researchers' best guess for the origins of the tunnels goes like this: At first, normal wear-and-tear on the surface of a garnet creates divots.
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"Because he hasn't always been a starter, he doesn't have the wear and tear on his body," said Gailey, who made Fitzpatrick his starter in Buffalo and with the Jets.
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"There is a great deal of wear and tear on an individual level for people who live in Brazil, in relation to this political crisis without end," Mr. Issa said.
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But some dishes, like the delicate egg custard in a smoky dashi with morels and soybeans, were worse for wear and tear after they were doled out to individual plates.
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Steaming saves time, reduces wear and tear, is safe for nearly any fabric, sanitizes your clothes, helps you avoid chemicals, and best of all, steaming your clothes saves you money.
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While I overwhelmingly liked the room despite the noise, I did notice some wear and tear that gave way to the hotel's age from its former life as the Viceroy.
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"We end up throwing away less of the vehicle when something is damaged by wear and tear, or vandalized," the company's CEO, Sanjay Dastoor, told The Verge at the time.
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"We need to make the sport healthy but try to do it in a way that is very cognisant of the pressure and the wear and tear," the American said.
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If they've had a pair for five years, and the amount of wear and tear has them looking 10 years old, I still can't get them to give them up.
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This extended nap, which will last until September 23.5th, will help keep New Horizons in a safe, stabilized state while reducing the wear and tear on some of the probe's instruments.
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Wust is one of the most powerful women skaters in the world, but the power she generates has its drawbacks, chiefly when it comes to wear and tear on her muscles.
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Though the application process might cause less wear and tear to your natural nail than traditional acrylics, properly removing the fiberglass cloth is key to keeping your tips in good condition.
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But engineers will be watching to see how the track stands up to wear and tear and if the hollow structure causes resonance, which would make such a road unduly noisy.
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In fact, the company has a litany of things that will absolve them of having to fix your phone, such as exposure to liquid, electromagnetic stress and ordinary wear and tear.
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So, with over a million EVs on the roads – weighing an average of 24 percent heavier than traditional combustion vehicles – the wear and tear impact adds up faster than policymakers realize.
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These fees in states as diverse as Hawaii, Ohio, and Alabama are designed to guarantee that those contributing wear and tear on state roadways are helping to pay for their maintenance.
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Glacier Ice Ball Mold: 2-Pack — $17.10 See Details Ideal for dads who live an active lifestyle, this watch can withstand extreme wear and tear that would destroy less durable options.
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It's not a concern for me, but if you are worried about it, you might want to choose the new black color that will likely hide any wear and tear better.
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By Tuesday evening, Mr. Apati had spent his second full day updating the odds in public, this time outside Kensington Palace, and he was beginning to feel the wear and tear.
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Maybe he travels for work, maybe he's just really into holidays — either way, any frequent flyer dad needs a suitcase that can keep his stuff safe and endure wear and tear.
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It also has a larger flight deck with an electromagnetic aircraft launch system, which can handle more wear and tear from launching jets off the deck than older steam-powered systems.
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But after the wear and tear of 1,583 major league games and several injuries, Wright knows that his body has undergone a lot, and at some point, it will give out.
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However, I hand-wash most of my clothes — these pants included — so my clothes tend to last longer because they don't face the wear and tear of the washer and dryer.
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But living in such tight quarters can create unique, unexpected problems, like difficult zoning laws, easier wear and tear, taking care of compost toilets, and quick messes, to name a few.
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Without the lure of retaining or winning further titles in the offing, it appears the wear and tear of three decades-worth of professional fighting is starting to become more apparent.
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She wanted them to look nice even after a long time of being used and loved, able to withstand the wear and tear of a child in or out of hospitals.
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With exposure over the years to UV rays, extreme heat and cold and typical wear and tear, the seat's parts can break down and become less capable of withstanding an impact.
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These cars, however, will also rack up more miles and consequently wear and tear much faster than today's cars, which in turn might mean Uber will have to replace them faster.
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"Maybe where my talent has helped me a little bit is to shape and get the technique I have today that puts maybe less wear and tear on me," he said.
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That's a bit disappointing for anyone who is currently afflicted by Joy-Con drift, which causes the Switch's analog sticks to behave erratically, typically after a bit of wear and tear.
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To get the most life out of a good sports performance bra, wash it by hand instead of subjecting it to the wear and tear of the laundry machine, Lawson said.
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Damages resulting from accidents, abuse, misuse, or improper care aren't covered, and you also won't be able to make claims under warranty for cosmetic damage resulting from normal wear and tear.
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But most of this science has focused on whether running actively harms knees, not whether it might somehow refurbish and spiff up joints beginning to show signs of wear and tear.
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That wear and tear has led to the ubiquitous and annoying problem of carting around a cable you rely on that perpetually looks like it's on the brink of falling apart.
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Not bad, never bad, but almost, nearly, maybe showing the wear and tear of being shut out of the fancy business vacation, and still better than mine after a professional blowout.
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Maybe he travels for work, maybe he's just really into vacations — either way, any frequent flyer dad needs a suitcase that can keep his stuff safe and endure wear and tear.
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As an additional regression, the [ride-hail] drivers also had to drive their own cars, bear the costs of wear and tear, purchase gas and insurance, and pay for vehicle upkeep.
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Having weathered more than five decades of wear and tear, the company's products are still relevant and even went viral in a series of Snapchat videos showcasing a college student wearing Vans.
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From an operational standpoint, some of the biggest issues are the costs associated with shipping as well as managing wear and tear, Brendan Witcher, a principal analyst at Forrester Research, told CNBC.
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For the uninitiated, that "certified refurbished" label refers to pre-owned products that have been tested and guaranteed to work good as new, with few (if any) signs of wear and tear.
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Kenyon says the product can benefit those who have damage due to other chemical treatments (relaxing, keratin, straightening) and those whose hair is just wrecked from wear and tear from styling tools.
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Even if that figure were correct, DoorDash may be omitting the various expenses that fall on the shoulders of its dashers, including gas, car maintenance, vehicle wear and tear, and other expenses.
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Another thing that falls into the "reliable" category is workwear — a blanket term for those durable, uniform garments that can withstand a lot of wear and tear while still keeping you comfortable.
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In a 2012 literature review, the AAP wrote, "physiologic responses to stress are well defined" describing the "wear and tear" that prolonged stress places on multiple organ systems, including the developing brain.
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Long road trips are a staple of the American summer, but they can cause extensive wear-and-tear on your vehicle, leading to a shorter operating life and costly repairs and maintenance.
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He regularly transports all his camera gear in his and adores it (he's also had it as long as I've had my Peak Design and has suffered much less wear and tear).
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In 2017, she unexpectedly became Nike's first adaptive athlete after sharing positive feedback about the company's Metcon sneakers, which stood up well to the wear and tear of her movement on crutches.
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Studies show that African Americans get less sleep than white people, on average, and exhibit more "stress-related wear and tear," all of which contributes to serious health conditions and shorter lifespans.
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"Due to heavy use and accelerated wear and tear, these lifesaving machines are breaking down," Wiens said of medical ventilator devices, which help patients breathe when they're too weak to do so.
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Some also noted that older rooms and hallways show a bit of wear and tear, but this is not the case for the studios and villas, which have been updated more recently.
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Its ingredients are stronger than your traditional lacquer, which is part of why it's so resistant to the normal wear-and-tear that destroys your average manicure in a matter of days.
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The purpose of a move-in fee is to compensate a co-op for any extra wear and tear on the building and extra use of the building's elevators and its staff.
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But definitely, every five years a watch should be cleaned, dismantled, have all the grease and oils removed, fresh oils used, and it should be checked for adjustments and wear and tear.
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The move is one of several being considered to keep the aircraft flying for years to come because low-altitude missions increase the wear and tear on the aircraft&aposs structure, Military.
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The provision is intended to shield real estate developers from having their investment value decrease from wear and tear on their buildings, but in practice it results in lucrative giveaways to developers.
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"He does keep himself in great shape, but the wear and tear of playing center field is going to be tough on his legs at times," said the Mets' manager, Terry Collins.
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The wear and tear has been showing a little more with every passing season: Pep Guardiola left, and Jupp Heynckes could not be persuaded to stay; Philipp Lahm and Xabi Alonso retired.
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"Depreciation for buildings that are not suffering wear and tear, that is a generous tax benefit, every developer gets that," says Steven Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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Unlike most options on the market, which are often coated in flimsy and unreliable plastic or nylon, these cables are steel-coiled so they can endure any twists, bends and wear-and-tear.
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Also, the cables on headphones are often the first thing to go due to wear and tear (although, as I experienced when reviewing a load of different Bluetooth headphones, they're hardly bulletproof either).
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But there's significantly more wear and tear associated with exiting and entering Earth's atmosphere, and according to Atkins, we're a long way from figuring out how to make rockets like high-functioning aircrafts.
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The team provided Houston additional rest this week to save wear and tear on his surgically repaired knee after he played 79 snaps in the team's loss to the Oakland Raiders last week.
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The wear and tear of a flight from LA to Seoul, for example, wouldn't necessarily deteriorate the performance of an Overwatch player in the same way it would a professional in the NFL.
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The dome, which provides the bounce back while typing, appears to have been updated, as well as to help protect it from the wear and tear that might have been contributing to failure.
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Hardsided luggage Maybe he travels for work, maybe he's just really into holidays — either way, any frequent flyer dad needs a suitcase that can keep his stuff safe and endure wear and tear.
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"It gives us an opportunity to cover more area and pick up more people, but with less driving, less wear and tear on the vehicle, and more certainty for the customer," he said.
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Most components in a coal-fired power plant will show wear and tear as a result of prolonged operation and eventually need replacing ("Coal-fired electric power plant life extension", Martin Marietta, 1986).
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Hydrate With Anti-Aging Ingredients Much like the face, the skin on the chest suffers from a lot of wear and tear, so this delicate area also needs skin-plumping, antioxidant-boosting ingredients.
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But when officials were not looking or, more important, when the cars were being used by regular motorists, the software dialed down to save wear and tear on the fragile emissions-control equipment.
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The ball of this ball-and-socket joint had been flattened by wear and tear, and its no-longer-smooth surface was now in direct contact with the bony cup of the socket.
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They took six weeks to arrive, and they cost around $19783 each, which adds up fast when you need to buy eight or 10 a year to keep up with wear and tear.
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In June, Mr. Colsa withdrew the first two trucks that had been painted as part of his project, including Mr. San Miguel's, because of the wear-and-tear that the paintings had suffered.
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Research shows that avoiding the wear and tear of travel, biased officiating and perhaps a psychological advantage from playing in front of a supportive crowd provide a significant boost to a team's performance.
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When stress is sustained, long-term exposure to stress hormones can lead to wear and tear on the cardiovascular, metabolic and immune systems, making the body vulnerable to illness and even early death.
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Noam Oren, 26, a philosophy student at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, said he remained hopeful that Mr. Gantz would defeat Mr. Netanyahu, though he admitted to "some wear and tear" to his optimism.
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Also, at some point, I may need to take them to my cobbler to be resoled, but again, that's normal wear and tear — especially if you live in New York City like me.
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Higher costs and less investment in railroads will put more trucks on the public roadways, thereby increasing traffic, increasing congestion, leading to more wear and tear on the public infrastructure and increased pollution.
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But he tore the muscles while lifting weights after the 22011 season, the result of the wear and tear of an eight-season stretch in which only C. C. Sabathia pitched more innings.
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There's a little wear and tear to this bag, but Herschel makes a good, solid bag, and I can take it to the gym and not look ridiculous walking into work with it.
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It's also unlikely, the researchers say, that it's just a sign of interior wear-and-tear, some kind of collapse or construction flaw in the design, or the juxtaposition of small and large stones.
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"Stable isotopes told us that Thylacoleo ate prey that resides in forests," DeSantis explained to Gizmodo, while a 3D dental analysis of wear-and-tear on this creature's teeth pointed to the same conclusion.
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I think the way to think about it is suppose that what you're doing every year is you're just buying enough new machines if you're running a plant to replace wear and tear, right?
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Most of us leap to the conclusion that an overweight person develops osteoarthritis and knee pain due to extra weight burdening the joint and causing more grinding and more wear and tear over time.
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This estimate counts direct war costs alone, and when factoring in other related costs such as veteran health care and wear and tear on equipment, the cost savings could rise to over $400 billion.
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It's basically a cushion stuck on the end of an industrial robot arm that performs CPR on car seats for days at a time to quickly re-create 10 years of wear and tear.
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But when I was coming up, I didn't make enough money — I couldn't afford to play whichever one I wanted, so I wanted to get the one that could take the wear and tear.
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There's custom hardware at play here, given the wear and tear that the high-speed power switching technology puts on the electronics, but it works, and it's another wonderful step towards ditching batteries altogether.
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The extra day and a half of time that some trans-Atlantic trips are taking is a problem but also consider the fuel costs as well as the wear and tear on the vessels.
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Leases typically cover some regular wear and tear, and dealerships may be even more lenient if you're signing a new lease or they otherwise think you're a good prospect for future business, said Nerad.
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Hoechlin and his roomie, Ryan Guzman -- the hot dude from J Lo's "The Boy Next Door" -- are suing their landlord for overcharging them for what they call ... "normal wear and tear" on their crib.
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ACEs have been linked to what's known as toxic stress, or wear and tear on the body that leads to physical and mental health problems that often continue from one generation to the next.
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So even when we're preoccupied with a pimple the size of a small village, freaky dry flakes, or zombie-grade dark circles, we still have to plan ahead for long-term wear and tear.
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Collins said Syndergaard, like his fellow starter Steven Matz, would cut back on his work between starts to limit wear and tear so he can stay fresh for the second half of the season.
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The cumulative stress of moving so much mass over a concentrated set of asphalt roads in 50,000-pound (or heavier) truckloads causes enormous wear and tear that many rural counties cannot afford to repair.
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It's tempting to pick up whatever you find at a store that's cheapest, but you're going to need a cable that lasts a long time for the amount of wear and tear it gets.
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Fewer miles means less wear and tear on our roads and safer highways for all – resulting in 4,500 fewer annual truck crashes, according to the study, which was commissioned by Americans for Modern Transportation.
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I am looking for that balance, that sweet spot in life to be able to joyfully project that I am still the me I've always been, just with a bit of wear and tear.
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Some hardside luggage Maybe he travels for work, maybe he's just really into vacations — either way, any frequent flyer dad needs a suitcase that can keep his stuff safe and endure wear and tear.
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Shark teeth morphology depends on a host of factors such as age, sex, normal wear and tear, and even whether the row of teeth in question appear on the shark's upper or lower jaw.
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Today, whether you're an Olympian or an NFL quarterback, you can learn to think through tough situations by training in a virtual setting — but without physical contact or wear and tear on your body.
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The 11.6-inch HD Gorilla Glass touchscreen display should hold up to wear and tear, and there is a pair of USB-C ports and USB 3.0 ports, as well as a microSD card reader.
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I'm sure you can buy off-the-rack "black" jeans with this sort of patina, but I'm willing to bet that most of the jeans ahead are the product of some good wear and tear.
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However, hardwood floors are also delicate creatures prone to wear and tear if you don't know how to properly maintain the finishing, and this can result in an expensive round of reflooring down the line.
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These are crescent-shaped cartilage pads that separate the femur from the tibia, and act as shock absorbers between these two bones—a role that causes huge wear and tear, which sometimes requires surgical intervention.
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Aided by advances in sports medicine and racquet technology—which have permitted aggressive shotmaking without the physical wear-and-tear of the serve-and-volley style of yesteryear—the sport's stars have continued to mature.
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These risks include not just the destruction from individual natural disasters but business disruptions for property tenants and higher operating and capital costs caused by increased wear and tear on properties from more extreme weather.
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Using some masterful distressing and detailing techniques, Elliott, who has a degree from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, quickly added about 30 years and 1,000 parsecs of wear and tear to this Falcon.
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Paramount allegedly promised to "leave the property in as good order as when received…reasonable wear and tear excepted," according to Price, who filed a lawsuit on Thursday in the Eastern District of New York.
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Most of the segments of the economy that are showing either structural decline or late-cycle wear and tear have bearing on the credit markets: Chain retailers and their landlords have seen debt holders flee.
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A Hemnes chest of three drawers showing minimal wear and tear might get 76 Swiss francs ($76), for example, while the same piece of furniture is currently listed at 149 Swiss francs when bought new.
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He rents to save his own car from the wear and tear, and so he can get a van with a solid rear axle that keeps the tires from buckling inward under the soda weight.
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Messi is still extraordinary, but Xavi has gone into semiretirement in the desert, while Iniesta is sated with fame, fortune and the wear and tear of being a Spanish saint for the past seven years.
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The thin sole not only wears out more quickly and exposes the boot's toe to significant wear and tear, it also provides limited cushioning for my feet as I walk around on concrete all day.
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While the concept of a future 18-game NFL season is nothing new, with players objecting to the wear and tear of an added two games, the Wall Street Journal reported a potential compromise Friday.
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Cormier, meanwhile, is nearing forty years old and has found himself suffering from increasing wear and tear on his body, having spent the majority of his life actively wrestling with the will of other men.
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"What our orthopedics are telling us is they're seeing wear-and-tear issues in young players that they didn't used to see until players were much older," Silver said at a press conference in 2017.
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Like many old and neglected films, at least half (in Slade's estimation) of all stags that existed have probably been destroyed, whether in censorship raids of the era, by subsequent wear and tear, or neglect.
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"Broadly speaking, men want pristine copies without dedications or signatures, while women are moved by beautiful dedications and also the normal wear and tear that tells a story of a book being valued," she said.
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For instance, the socks come in darker colors to avoid visible wear and tear, added anti-microbial treatment to prevent odor or bacteria if they can't be washed as frequently, and reinforced seams for durability.
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Archaeologists on the dig have said that the unearthed road, which has grooved signs of ancient wear and tear from cart wheels, was most likely used for a few hundred years before it was abandoned.
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Axel Vervoordt, the Belgian antiquaire who was the interior designer of Mr. West's California home and has a penchant for rawness, nature and the wear and tear of a life well-lived, was name-checked.
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But as you take everything in, the seaside town with its storied past also feels vulnerable and entropic, subject to history's wear and tear — it's a resort in eclipse, a faltering paradise stubbornly making do.
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There's a bunch of wear and tear on the bottom, but I barely ever take it out of the office (it isn't technically in my bag all the time), so it's remained in pretty good shape.
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That's because while sitting may feel comfortable for your legs, it actually puts a lot of pressure on the bottom portion of your spine, which can result in gradual wear and tear if you're not careful.
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They fall smack in the middle of the league's season, forcing it both to go dark for three whole weeks and to cram its games into fewer days, which increases the wear and tear on players.
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Some of this may be a necessary concession to age, and wear and tear, and who knows how he will react if the Knicks fade and another season of his prime concludes with no playoff appearance.
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For other issues, you can always refer to the iPhone Service Answer Center, which has useful details about cost, how long repairs will take, and battery service (a similar wear-and-tear approach applies here, too).
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While James has been putting up historic numbers, at 33 years of age, there may be only a few more years left before the wear and tear of 15 seasons in the NBA begins to show.
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Critics of Hockett's hypothesis argued that wear-and-tear can't fully explain changes to a person's bite configuration, and that edge-to-edge bites didn't start to fade away until long after the introduction of agriculture.
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More from Tonic: Gel shots, or viscosupplementation injections, can provide relief of knee pain originating from cartilage wear and tear, says Craig Capeci, an NYC-based orthopedist and clinical assistant professor at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital.
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He also discussed the physical wear and tear he endures throughout the season, as a 6-foot-6, 268-pounder who takes big hits as a receiver, regularly blocks defensive linemen and often plays through injury.
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An ordinance Skokie adopted in May imposes a tax on ride shares beginning or terminating in the suburb as compensation for the wear and tear on roads and infrastructure from increased traffic, according to the lawsuit.
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An ordinance Skokie adopted in May imposes a tax on ride shares beginning or terminating in the suburb as compensation for the wear and tear on roads and infrastructure from increased traffic, according to the lawsuit.
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Previous research has linked these experiences to what's known as toxic stress, or wear and tear on the body that leads to physical and mental health problems that often continue from one generation to the next.
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After six months in power, the wear and tear of holding office may be starting to take a toll on López Obrador's popularity; his approval rating has lost around 28503 points in the last three months.
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Jared Morse, an outdoorsman and proud Utahn, found the lack of reasonably-priced bags that could survive wear and tear so frustrating that he went ahead and founded his own custom leather bag company: Kodiak Leather.
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While its ability to withstand wear and tear was initially considered a benefit, this bonus feature of the world's favorite synthetic material has quickly turned it into one of the largest environmental problems facing our species.
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If that's all that most of a decade's worth of extensive and abusive wear and tear costs me to get these boots back up to snuff, that still, year over year, keeps my footwear expenses low.
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If the gas companies go into a long downturn, many in the community worry that it might become harder to get them to pay for legal settlements, cleanup costs, and wear and tear on local infrastructure.
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Mike Posner's putting 6 months worth of wear and tear on his feet behind him with a big dip in the Pacific, and ya can't say he didn't earn it ... after WALKING damn near 3,000 miles!!!
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If they're taking money off for things like general wear and tear and painting fees, or falsely claiming that apartment features were broken or ruined when they weren't as a way to withhold your deposit, that's illegal.
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Scientists tested the codex in 2007, but couldn't decisively settle the matter of its authenticity, partly because while many of the materials used were pre-Colombian, some of the wear and tear in the pages seemed artificial.
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A pair of jeans that were beginning to show some normal wear and tear got an 11-year-old boy in trouble at school — and his mom is calling for change in the wake of the incident.
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It's what she calls "higher allostatic load": the ongoing wear and tear from structural instability, and it bears heavily on people of color, women, queer people, homeless people, poor people, and anyone whose existence is systematically marginalized.
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She hopes that by having avoided for over a year the wear and tear that intense training takes on a body it will allow her to continue competing at a high level for a few more years.
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Apple explained that wear and tear on components meant it had to choose between giving old iPhones lower performance and more stability (by stopping unexpected shutdowns caused by degraded batteries), or the same performance and less stability.
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Negative feedback cited the slow elevators, wear and tear in some rooms, and a $40 "residence fee," which is essentially a resort fee to cover the cost of Wi-Fi, in-room water bottles, and the gym.
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"There just seems to be so much more wear and tear on this generation of kids, whether it goes back to Little League or youth baseball," said the former pitcher David Cone, now a broadcaster for YES.
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He and his colleagues suspect that their results differ from those of the 2012 study because that experiment examined athletes' hearts immediately after a draining race, when their muscles were still exhibiting race-related wear and tear.
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He was often injured, and so Botha encouraged him to switch his focus to the 400 meters, reasoning that he could still take advantage of his sprinting abilities but with less wear and tear on his body.
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When these patients present with crippling knee pain and ask how they can ease their discomfort, it is often very hard to tell them their knee pain is likely due to wear and tear over the years.
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The bronze is covered with patina color, and gouges and markings on the colossal, golemlike figure read either as symbols or language — or perhaps a kind of cosmic wear and tear, harking back to sci-fi aliens.
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The steel frame won't be as lightweight as that of an aluminum-frame bike, but he says that for the price, you'll get a solid bike strong enough to withstand the wear and tear of daily commuting.
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It doesn't even have to make anything fly, he says: It could serve as an electrical generator for radar or communications technologies, alleviating the wear and tear on diesel truck engines that typically power such hardware now.
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The vulnerabilities in wind farms might allow attackers to use what Staggs referred to as the "hard stop of death" attack, repeatedly triggering the emergency stop command, causing dangerous amounts of wear and tear on the turbines.
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They are weighing, for instance, whether to add more durable materials in the back seat and features especially directed at helping vehicles handle wear-and-tear from ride-hailing duty in ways no normal driver would expect.
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Refurbished products can be a little scary, but there is no reason to fear something that might have just a few visible signs of wear and tear, especially when you could end up saving loads of cash.
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In addition to the pattern-mixing — jungle-inspired wallpaper next to retro curtains — the pair's TV room features a massive white couch, opting for a clean palette even while anticipating the wear and tear of a young family.
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Previously, the startup was using off-the-shelf-models, namely the Segway Ninebot ES2 and ES4, which aren't explicitly designed to withstand the wear and tear endured by being shared commercially, with multiple users and rides per day.
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Since the time of Darwin, evolutionary biologists have wondered why the lifespans of different…Read more ReadThis controversial idea, called "programmed aging," suggests that lifespans are genetically conditioned, and not wholly the result of gradual wear-and-tear.
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Some wear and tear (both physical and digital) is inevitable along the way, but if you take good care of your machine you can keep it running smoothly for longer—just like a well-maintained car or bicycle.
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If the prices you're seeing are a little beyond what you have to spend, you might be able to get that figure down a bit by accepting some wear and tear or sourcing your own charger, for example.
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Taking good care of the stuff you already have goes a long way to make you a more sustainable shopper, not to mention the fact that it's your very favorite pairs that see the most wear-and-tear.
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However, after performing the operation, his surgeon, Marc Philippon, categorized the damage not as degenerative but as relatively normal wear-and-tear; he was also bullish on Lincecum's ability to recover some of the velocity he has lost.
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Other bone and molar fragments showed evidence of being hit with hard objects, while five large hammer-stones and anvils at the site show signs of wear and tear that could only come from human interference, scientists said.
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All that wear and tear, of course, has gotten my little bag slightly beat up — the clasp can scratch the leather if you're not careful, and the hardware has gotten slightly discolored due to an unforeseen rainy day.
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Players can learn tackling techniques at a young age, with minimal contact—then apply them in full-contact games for the rest of their careers, with less physical wear and tear, and less overall exposure to concussion risk.
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There is a pharmacopoeia of legal drugs in the U.S. that Thoroughbreds receive to treat the effects of the wear and tear of racing, such as phenylbutazone, an anti-inflammatory, and furosemide, a diuretic used for pulmonary bleeding.
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The Caraa Travel Kit is couched in the brand's signature puffy waterproof nylon, which makes it a little bulky (it weighs about 1 pound when empty) but also resistant to moisture and other travel-related wear and tear.
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Prior studies have only looked at newly purchased e-cigs, and the authors of this study wanted to test devices that people actually use for a more representative sample, since they often contain modifications and wear-and-tear.
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Even the relatively light pace of this campaign has proved tiring for Ms. Feinstein, as she has remarked more than once, showing the wear and tear that comes from being a candidate running in a state this vast.
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A. Speech recognition programs like Nuance's Dragon NaturallySpeaking convert words spoken into a microphone into typed text on a computer screen and can save significant amounts of time — not to mention the physical wear and tear of typing.
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Kyle Wiens, the chief executive of iFixit, said that people who care about the longevity of their phone should consider a screen protector because scratches from house keys in your pocket or general wear and tear are commonplace.
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Google gets a similar deal for the first five years of development, then picks up the tab in the sixth year, minus depreciation, or the presumed wear and tear on assets like the servers housed in the complex.
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Sony also developed a new lubricant layer which ensures the tape runs through the machinery used to read and write data as smoothly as possible, reducing friction and wear and tear, and extending the life of the storage medium.
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This is necessary because the wear and tear or impact of missions upon and airplane can vary greatly depending upon a range of factors such as the altitude at which a plane is flying, Air Force weapons developers said.
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James O'Connor, 44, who lives in Far Hills, N.J., and works in asset management, said that after the wear and tear of decades of commuting and working, he had committed to doing his second Ironman triathlon in November 2016.
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The ballot measure, called the Protect App-Based Drivers & Services Act, includes a guarantee that drivers would make 20% more than the minimum wage, and 30 cents per mile for expenses such as gas and vehicle wear and tear.
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Since then, he's given more than 22020,25 rides on the app, but he's never been reimbursed for gas or the wear-and-tear on his car—and often, he earns less than San Francisco's $53 an hour minimum wage.
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Find these guys at a restaurant supply store and get them for extra cheap, so it's no big deal if you feel like replacing them in a few years when they start to show a little wear and tear.
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Remember the "A Girl's Halloween" SNL sketch, in which Aidy Bryant and friends spend hours getting all dolled up in their cute-ass costumes only to show the horrific wear and tear on said looks as the night progresses?
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Upper East Side, Manhattan When you move out of an apartment, you are usually supposed to return the apartment to the landlord in the same condition it was in when you rented it, except for reasonable wear and tear.
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What West would claim was that over the course of your life your teeth get common wear and tear, and there are ridges on the back of your teeth, your incisors for example, and they're all kind of different.
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When Giuffre and I try to put together a theory of what was wrong with places like that, she says the problem is that the wear and tear wasn't earned the way it would be in an actual dive.
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Nomad 1.5M Battery Lightning Cable This multifunctional charger combines a rugged, nylon-wrapped MFi-certified Lightning cable with a 2,800mAh portable battery, so you can shrug off wear and tear and juice up a dead iPhone on the go.
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Instead, what I got was a pair of jeans that though they had the same skinny leg and high-rise waist, were actually surprisingly structured and seemed like they could withstand a whole lot more wear and tear than Khloé's offerings.
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Robinson of Land Vista Property recommended inserting fair wear and tear clauses, citing the case of Hong Kong, where tenants are often required to re-paint walls and re-polish floors of rental units to get back their security deposits.
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And as you mentioned, the unit economics are an issue, the wear and tear on the scooters alone is driving up costs and driving down revenues certainly, but pretty much making it very difficult to make a profit on it.
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"Todays trade provided further evidence of a bull market beginning to show some wear and tear but also a market that doesn't appear to have achieved an interim price top," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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They're all made from ultra-durable anodized aluminum with stainless steel handles that stay cool while you cook, and feature a three-layer nonstick interior that'll hold up to the wear and tear of any metal spatula, spoon, or whisk.
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Proof that after a certain age, unless you're preternaturally youthful or willing to extinguish signs of wear and tear using Instagram tools, then all the famous "gazes" (the male gaze, the fashion gaze and the social media gaze) are repelled.
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" Care by Volvo, the group says, is little more than "an 'all-inclusive' two-year lease with a fixed, standardized, pre-determined monthly fee" that "includes the cost of the vehicle, insurance, maintenance, road hazard protection and normal wear-and-tear.
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It's made to withstand the brutal wear and tear Alaskans put on their roads during the colder months, when layers of sand and tires wrapped in chains keep cars on the road, but would swiftly wear other paints down into oblivion.
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And with the kind of wear and tear they're expected to receive, I can understand some aspects of the device suffering more than others; the paddles are clearly the most vulnerable, and the warranty is there to account for that.
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One thing I do know from the earlier OnePlus 5, though: the camera protrusion ends up collecting a ton of scratches and scuffs, so if you're not a case person, prepare yourself mentally for some very rapid wear and tear there.
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Many had taken out loans to buy luxury vehicles that cost upward of $35,000, and worried that the modest per-mile rate for UberX passengers would barely cover gas and wear and tear, to say nothing of their car payments.
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And yet, even as architects were drawing up plans for Kennedy in the early 1960s, NASA knew the spaceport's exposure—to rising sea levels, hurricanes, and the general wear and tear of the ocean—might one day cause catastrophic damage.
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Here, however, we get the real deal: the books have been read, the posters have been hung, and they show signs of wear and tear, speaking to the initial motivations of the post-revolution Constructivists: get the Soviet word out.
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"Today's trade provided further evidence of a bull market beginning to show some wear and tear but also a market that doesn't appear to have achieved an interim price top," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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We like the quality of AmazonBasics luggage in relation to the price, but we question the longevity and whether the products can stand up to wear and tear (a wheel easily came off on one of our bags during normal use).
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"This is very good news for the readiness of the Bundeswehr because we urgently need to replace old equipment," von der Leyen said, citing the wear and tear to the current fleet of CH-53G helicopters during 17 years in Afghanistan.
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The bodily wear and tear that interests NASA , in regard to long-term space missions, is never mentioned; what concerns Denis is not bone density or muscular withering but sexual gratification, which grows much trickier once Tinder is out of range.
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After joining the Pentagon, Wilson visited Iraq and Afghanistan and came away concerned about the wear and tear on an Air Force that she thought was too small, especially as the Pentagon shifted its focus to competition with Russia and China.
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Little of that deterioration is immediately visible to the millions of awe-struck tourists who visit the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris every year, many of them too busy admiring the intricately sculpted front to notice the wear and tear.
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On top of the wear and tear that ensue from years of smoky soirées and music festivals, a number of largely substandard alterations and restorations throughout the 20th century left the space in a disheveled state, buried under dust and dirt.
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"The visit caused significant wear and tear on Luis, and obviously he was involved in the arrangement we made with the Trump candidate's campaign team to hold this meeting," Pena Nieto told local radio in an interview broadcast on Thursday.
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So, if I was a stone mason or I was a painter or if I was building bridges or whatever, there's gonna be some wear and tear on your body and your brain and that's just the way it is.
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As I got used to the idea of using gadgets more freely, free of the worry of wear-and-tear and cost that normally comes with gently using new items, I found myself and those around me actually enjoying them more.
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The question of capabilities is crucial, not only because sea-level rise makes higher storm surges more likely, but because it will require the barrier to activate more often—increasing wear and tear on a structure that has already experienced structural problems.
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With new data in hand, Beers added sole cushioning and rejiggered the fit system so the lacing harnesses hugged less on the toes and more on the foot's midsection, and subjects reported less wear and tear on their feet after intensive workouts.
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Your homeowner's insurance policy should cover the costs to replace items damaged in a natural disaster or stolen during a robbery, but for repairs and replacements resulting from general wear and tear you're out of luck — unless you get a home warranty.
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The superb musical score casts its spell over a location that briefly feels like a real place, with a past and present readable in its architecture and signage, and the signs of wear and tear that attend just about everything in this setting.
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Compared to its standard tablet offering, which is cheaper upfront, each Kids Edition tablet ships with a colorful case that protects it from general wear and tear, plus a two-year "no questions asked" warranty that lets you replace it for any reason.
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Other neat touches about the Pro Wireless design that I appreciate: the mouse feet on the bottom are positioned in the areas that typically get the most wear and tear from users that lift their mouse off the mat often (primarily FPS players).
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That may be one reason why the costs of wear and tear (or "consumption of fixed capital") are reckoned to be so much higher in Japan (22% of GDP) than in many other countries, where houses are assumed to age more gracefully.
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But after 30, the body becomes less pliable—and after 10, 20, or 30 years in positions that strain the body, the wear and tear of your posture can cause bigger problems such as herniated discs, pulled muscles, hunchback, and torn rotator cuffs.
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Research in both laboratory animals and people by Dr. William Robinson and Dr. Mark Genovese, specialists in immunology and rheumatology at Stanford University, has suggested that injuries and age-related wear and tear ignite low-grade inflammation that further damages the joints.
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Now, to be clear, I'm not in a position to say that the increase in strikeouts is tied to an increase in the wear and tear on Kershaw's arm in particular, pitchers' arms in general, or to an increased risk of injury overall.
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With Tomas Satoransky doomed to never earn Scott Brooks's trust, Rivers can also serve as the reliable backup point guard Wall has never really known, letting the Wizards reduce his minutes and decrease the wear and tear on his surgically repaired knees.
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And it involves that you take this film, and you figure out what's wrong with it, and it's largely, as I say, damaged from 1003 years of use and neglect and just general wear and tear, and to try and correct it then.
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Some hardware companies focus on consumer subscriptions, like the Keurig coffee pod model, but Sphero and LittleBits instead sell to teachers and offer subscription plans that cover standard wear and tear, which is essential for products used by hundreds of kids yearly.
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Mr. Madden will take over a lineup that includes "The Walking Dead" (a huge hit, but with a viewership that has shown signs of wear and tear recently) and "Better Call Saul" (up for best drama at the Emmy Awards on Sunday).
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At this time of year, given the inevitable wear and tear after 30-plus games, weight training shifts from a focus on squats to dead lifts, using a chassislike device called a trap bar, to ease the stress on the players' backs.
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Warthen will be in the middle of the decision-making on that front, as will Manager Terry Collins, and the two of them have already put together a plan to limit the wear and tear that spring training can impose on pitchers.
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"In order to be that highly regarded going into the draft, you've logged a ton of innings, you've pitched at a really high level, and maybe the wear and tear of all that diminishes the pitcher on the back end," Phillips said.
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He's proclaimed that his focus is on his relationship with Hannah, which is admirable, but the wear and tear of having to deal with guys like Luke P. is really starting to take its toll, and become the focus of his time on the show.
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"What's happened is, as more and more people are traveling to the Lowcountry and visitation is increasing, there's been a growing concern for the wear and tear on the property," Tim L. Condo, manager of preservation initiatives at the Preservation Society of Charleston, told Hyperallergic.
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"It takes a week to get it looking as pristine as it does," Mr. Feheley said as he walked a narrow passage at the top of the flies, explaining why the mirror was stored over 215 feet above the wear-and-tear of the stage.
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It's also designed with wear and tear in mind — the shell is able to flex when impacted and pop back to its original shape without being damaged, and the "brushed" exterior is said to hide scuffs (though a reviewer did say the bag scatches easily).
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The unit doesn't have a removable USB cord, which always makes me nervous by putting all my hope onto this one braided cord (this is also another reason why the Chroma X might not be a great idea with the wear-and-tear of traveling).
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The first layer is made up of polysiloxane components, while the second is a platinum catalyst that causes those polymers in the first to connect and form a strong film that can withstand washing and other wear and tear, for up to 24 hours.
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An overarching criticism of the so-called "gig economy" at large—including services like Uber and Amazon Flex—is that wages often don't account for some expenses necessary to do the job, such as gas, car payments, and wear and tear on drivers' vehicles.
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This is probably one of the first times such complex 3D-printed objects have been used on a stage show and, thanks to the design, they can stand up to a few hours of wear and tear and look weird/great in the process.
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She's not wrong: In one study of nearly 100,000 runners and walkers, researchers found that frequent running did not increase the risk of osteoarthritis—the most common form of arthritis, linked to wear and tear of protective cartilage and connective tissue—even among seasoned marathoners.
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Drivers get a maximum rate of 54 cents per mile on Waze Carpool — the IRS limit that differentiates income and reimbursement for gas mileage and wear-and-tear — meaning drivers shouldn't have to declare the rides as a source of income on their taxes.
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"I was taken to the hospital, it is not simply hip pain or wear and tear from the road, I am in severe pain but am in good hands w/ the very best doctors," Gaga wrote, along with a picture of her "Rio" tattoo.
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When the vehicle is returned at the end of the lease, the only additional costs are those incurred if the vehicle was driven more than the maximum agreed-upon mileage, any amount due for damage beyond normal wear and tear, and any turn-in fees.
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Pretty much all of the scooter-sharing companies are working on developing their own vehicles that are purpose-built for lots of wear and tear, and if they're not, they're diversifying away from the commodity scooters that stocked their fleets in the early going.
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Even if you completely ignore all the work Samsung has to do to make a super thin, flexible display that can resist the wear and tear of everyday life, in addition to much of the software powering that tech, consider Apple's iPhone XS Max for a second.
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The convergence between these two elements — increased traffic on the roads and a drop in revenue to help fund repairs to those roads in recent decades — has put the country's roadways in a tight spot: more wear and tear, but with a reduced ability to fix it.
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Todd VanDerWerff: Ever since its second season — when the series went from a very good show to one with a claim to all-time status — The Americans has been interested in the psychic wear and tear that comes from all the death Philip and Elizabeth deal out.
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At times, she's hobbled around in running shoes for months because everything else hurt too much, and even sported a big blue brace on her left leg to help cushion the tiny cracks in the bones of her foot brought on from too much wear and tear.
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But as he chats with me, on a break between surgeries at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles where he is director of the Joint Replacement Program, what he isn't joking about is the wear and tear on knee joints that happens with age and sports.
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This season's public medical spats come months after the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck went on national television to announce he was retiring from football because of the wear and tear on his body, and the desire to take care of his long-term health.
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The Penguins have to be at least slightly overconfident at the thought of playing a Capitals team that, on paper, isn't as good as the teams they beat in the previous two years, and there's the accumulated wear and tear of two straight Stanley Cup runs.
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His challenge with the Knicks is to mesh Anthony and Noah, who are beginning to show the wear and tear of a lot of seasons, with Rose, who has shown he has mileage left if his balky back will cooperate, and Porzingis, whose ceiling seems pretty high.
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For those lucky enough to live in a dorm that can fit a futon, it's worth considering that a cheap one may not last four years (or even four semesters), and an expensive futon could be heavily weathered by the daily wear-and-tear of college life.
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A 2013 study on the consequences of tolls in North Carolina predicted that tolls would divert up to 85033 percent of traffic to alternate routes, contributing to delays, traffic accidents, and wear and tear on smaller secondary roads that were not built to handle high traffic levels.
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"Pets could lower a home's worth if the pet adds to the wear and tear the home receives over the years," Gill Chowdhury, a real-estate agent at Warburg Realty, tells CNBC Make It. What's more, your pet could potentially sabotage an open house, he says.
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And in his city of South Bend, where structural economic wear and tear is nothing new, he said there should also be a focus on making sure people are able to form an identity that has more to do with their community than with their labor.
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The most troubling part for the Dodgers is that Kershaw's back was again the reason for his stint on the D.L. Perhaps a benefit may be that Kershaw, like last year, will have extended time off from the wear and tear of pitching during the regular season.
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The Maple Leafs finished ninth in hits but unless Matt Martin commits atrocities on every shift, this series should not create the same level of wear-and-tear on the Capitals as last year's series with the Flyers, a team that made fighting and maiming mainstream.
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That's not a very long lifespan, even compared with cars that undergo a lot of wear and tear, like New York City cabs, which were an average of 3.8 years old in 2017, meaning some were brand new and others had been in service for more than seven years.
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But what makes Nanette difficult to watch is what makes it hugely significant: Gadsby uses her identity — the reality of her physical presence, and the literal wear and tear of discrimination on her body — to deconstruct what it means to be a comedian who has been failed by comedy.
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This gives it information on when traffic lights will change (making for a more efficient journey), but it also acts a data collector for the city, using its cameras to spot wear and tear in the roads, such as pot holes, and report back to a central computer.
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Central Park alone will see a record 42 million visits from residents and tourists this year, up from 35 million in 2853, according to estimates by the Central Park Conservancy, which has rolled out a campaign to raise money to repair the wear and tear on the infrastructure.
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On this afternoon, Mr. Grays was descending the steps of his mail truck backward, as postal workers often do to minimize wear and tear on the knees, when out of the corner of his eye he noticed a car making a sharp right turn onto President from Franklin Avenue.
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There's also the simple fact that we tend not to put the devices through the same sort of day to day wear and tear of smartphones, or even laptops, with many users simply leaving their devices at home and breaking them out when it's time to watch some Netflix.
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The first vehicle I was to rent was a green VW Vanagon that looked alright in the photos, but when I arrived in Marietta, Georgia, to retrieve it, I found it parked in front of a head shop as a sort of ornament, beyond worse for wear and tear.
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L.L.Bean tests its parkas in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, which might not be the harshest or coldest place on earth, but for most anyone's intents and purposes, we can suffice it to say that it'll stand up to the elements and a good deal of wear and tear.
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"The engines have yet to go through a full life-cycle, so while Pratt has developed fixes for the fan blade and oil seal and is close on the combustor, there's no saying what may give next as the engines go through more wear and tear," an aviation industry source said.
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The one caveat, of course, is that this physical button has sensors so we don't know how those will wear and tear — but provided it doesn't become an issue, consumers stand to save millions, or hundreds of millions, of cumulative dollars (and Apple does, too) by replacing the physical button.
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And if you've historically been a console player, like myself, you might remain a bit oblivious to what brands are worth your investment, and how much you really need to spend to get something quality that both meets your needs and can withstand the wear and tear of countless multi-hour sessions.
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"Like new" means it was probably untouched and in perfect condition; "very good" describes an item that was well cared for and lightly used; a "good" item might show signs of wear and tear but works perfectly; and "acceptable" would be something that has cosmetic issues like scratches and dents but otherwise works.
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" The unsolicited messages, Vallianos claimed, have caused her harm including "in the form of annoyance, nuisance, and invasion of privacy, and disturbed Vallianos's use and enjoyment of her cellular phone, in addition to the wear and tear on the phones' hardware (including the phones' battery) and the consumption of memory on the phone.
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But after two years of general wear and tear up and down the New England coast, the vinyl grips on the Airwave Elites I tested out this past weekend bore not even a scratch — a far cry from most of the grips on my rods, which all at least have a good gash or two.
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Nadal's real-life love of "The Phantom of the Opera" is mentioned, and when his character is wearily discussing the wear and tear of life on tour, he mentions "the cramps in my calves that make me collapse beneath tables," a reference to an incident during a news conference at the 2011 United States Open.
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"Most systems that make up our network of interstate highways are at least 50 years old, so there has to be substantial reinvestment to make sure those assets can keep up with daily wear and tear," Jim Tymon, executive director of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, said in an interview.
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Kenny Todd, the mission operations integration manager for the ISS, said at a press conference this morning that mid-December is couple of weeks before the Soyuz rocket that brought them to the ISS "expires"—which basically means it becomes unreliable and unsafe for astronauts after experiencing several months of wear and tear in the vacuum of space.
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While I haven't spent as much time editing on it yet as I inevitably will, and can't weigh in on how wear and tear and extended use will affect it over time, over the past couple days the new iMac was able to handle short, 4K videos and professional-grade photo editing without any lags, glitches, or overall frustration.
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For a finish that's supposedly "stainless," our steel kitchenwares certainly show a fair amount of wear and tear: Fingerprints and food blotches start making an appearance on our pots and utensils after just a few uses, and anyone who uses a dishwasher knows that it's near impossible to get rid of those unyielding white water spots.
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The first samples of the coating could self-repair after being treated with heat for a few hours, but as the researchers started to add other ingredients to make the lacquer stand up to weathering and other wear and tear, they eventually found they were able to radically speed up the time it needed to heal.
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"Being able to reliably regulate the launch speed at which something goes off the boat, then not ruin that aircraft over time and not have excessive wear and tear is [done] better with an electric catapult," said John "JV" Venable, a senior research fellow for defense policy at the Heritage Foundation, a Washington-based conservative think tank.
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The difference, of course, being that by now many of those identical phones don't fucking work because they no longer get software updates, their batteries no longer charge, or some combination of feature bloat, bug-addled updates, and basic wear and tear has ensured that your phone today doesn't work anything like it did the day you bought it.
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When I was a child, my parents would take the family on cross-country driving trips in a rented car; they'd put about 10,000 miles on the thing, plus the additional ambient wear and tear of four bickering humans, three puking cats, and enough greasy roadside takeout to account for the current state of my circumflex artery.
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"Why would I spend all of this money, all of this time out of my life, and wear and tear, you know, which I love ... incidentally, [it] reminds me of my three campaigns in New York for mayor, which I did like, the difference here is that I have to fly from event to event," Bloomberg said.
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It's not just that they're a level of opaque white you'd never be able to achieve without developing severe sensitivities to cold liquids, it's that in many cases, they're missing sharp canines and also free of the normal wear-and-tear ridges that come with being an adult human who sometimes bites down on Jolly Ranchers or stress-grinds during family visits.
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Zero human beings his size have come close to coupling such effective handle with a revered jumper, and so many positive side effects spill from that marriage—including the way it lessens the wear and tear his body would otherwise take against defenders who could live inside his jersey—with arguably the biggest shot of his career coming as a direct result.
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Men often let minor injuries build up until they have to hit up the emergency room for something way more serious because they're too concerned about seeming brave and invulnerable, while women, who tend to be more flexible, can put wear and tear on their hip joints and other parts of the body if they don't give their increased flexibility the proper support.
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He had hinted the past two seasons that he was considering leaving the N.F.L. because of the wear and tear on his body, which led to missed games because of an ankle sprain, a broken forearm, an infection, a herniated disk in his back, a torn A.C.L., a sprained knee, an injured hamstring and a pulmonary contusion, among other injuries.
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"I don't know if it's related to five straight seasons of playing a hundred-plus games and just all the wear and tear, but it's devastating," Coach Steve Kerr said of the rampant injuries, which have been plaguing Golden State in the postseason since DeMarcus Cousins tore a quadriceps muscle in Game 1113 of the first round against the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Ms. Jarecki said in a telephone interview on Monday that she, Dr. Jarecki and a handful of other people helping them would record the results of every turn of a given roulette wheel to discover its biases, or tendency to land on some numbers more frequently than others, usually because of a minute mechanical defect caused by shoddy manufacturing or wear and tear.
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