"There's relay failure, the pins wear out, the housing, the contacts wear out, the carbons wear out, the car switch — same thing," he said.
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"Batteries wear out just sitting there, and they wear out when you cycle them," says Bill Wallace, GM's head battery engineer.
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It's even quiet enough to wear out of the house.
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He didn't waste your time or wear out his welcome.
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" He then warned, "people's patience [with Trump] gonna wear out.
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When the bristles wear out, just swap out the head.
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"I would rather wear out than rust out," he added.
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They might actually have to wear out some shoe leather.
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A show that sends too many may wear out its welcome.
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But an Uptis will still wear out, like a conventional tyre.
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Plus, I can get a lot of wear out of them.
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You'll also notice that it feels like it'll never wear out.
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We don't want to repeat ourselves or wear out our welcome.
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But bad companies eventually wear out good bosses, and they go.
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But he seemed to wear out his welcome finally in Cleveland.
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"I think I will wear out before it does," he said.
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Her body eventually began to wear out, through age and injuries.
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The equipment would wear out too quickly if it operated continuously.
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American presidential elections are absurdly long and tend to wear out voters.
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It was also never quite pervasive enough to wear out its welcome.
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Nets wear out, for example, and resistance develops to pesticides and drugs.
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That way, they won't wear out within a couple of months. Sweaters.
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You have to replace them every 10 years because they wear out.
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They might flare brightly, but they wear out their welcome over time.
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With just nine tales, "Return to Romance!" doesn't wear out its welcome.
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Eventually, one thinks, the unpredictability of the attacks will wear out investors' nerves.
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Sure, it'll wear out at some point, but these things are long-lasting.
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It's not like they're making any more, and all shoes wear out eventually.
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The brakes wear out only to a small degree during a race — about .
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"Keep the pressure on the enemy until they wear out," the general said.
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The waxed cotton laces won't wear out quickly, adding to the sneaker's durability.
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I use it when I have anxiety attacks to wear out my brain.
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And when it does wear out, unlike batteries, the SES is entirely recyclable.
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He said that stimulus will eventually "wear out" in about a year or two.
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Like every other part of the body, they wear out as an animal ages.
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" Grandson Jason Carter agreed, telling PEOPLE in 2014, "They just wear out their staff.
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Ecuador Is Julian Assange beginning to wear out his welcome in Ecuador's London embassy?
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Buying a motorcycle or expensive shoes that will eventually wear out is not smart.
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Cos every time we listen to that song we wear out the springs, haha.
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So most tapes are expected to wear out after 15-20 years, NPR reports.
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But all of that travel and climate-hopping could also wear out your complexion.
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Moving parts are also susceptible to knocks and bumps and mechanics eventually wear out.
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Lawns get bare spots — kids wear out the grass playing, insects invade, droughts happen.
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We have yet to have one of Scarlett's dresses wear out before she outgrows it.
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Excessive spikes might then stress and "wear out the cells" that produce insulin, she said.
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"There are myriad possible reasons for this switch to crack or wear out," iFixit writes.
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The motor blocks are modular, so designers can swap them out if they wear out.
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In the case of West and Goddard in Uganda, the sneakers they gave wear out.
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Well-made kids' clothing won't wear out as quickly and can be handed down later.
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But Bannon's hit back-style appeared to wear out its welcome inside the White House.
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Over time, parts of the mask can wear out depending on how it is stored.
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At hotel bars and local pubs, children and dogs wear out their welcome with nightfall.
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It's a very good connector, just one that shouldn't wear out its welcome for much longer.
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But that doesn't mean you can't get a little more wear out of your seasonal items.
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Here's former NBA player Delonte West -- looking worse for wear out in Houston earlier this week.
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It's also a major boon to Kingsbury's efforts to wear out defenses with his spread system.
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Luxury watch marketplace Crown & Caliber detailed the watches you should and shouldn't wear out to play.
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"We don't want to repeat ourselves or wear out our welcome," said star Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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But artificial joints can wear out, and younger patients may need repeat operations later in life.
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Real-time data mean that the firm's engineers can watch engines wear out as they fly.
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Things just wear out, and it becomes more expensive to maintain them than to replace them.
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The United States could quickly wear out its welcome as the Trump administration bars Muslim refugees.
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Fair warning: it has its fair share of dick jokes, which wear out their welcome quickly.
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You don't walk gingerly down a sidewalk so that you don't wear out the concrete, do you?
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The loose, short-sleeve style is just the thing to wear out when temperatures soar this summer.
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Many are assumed to wear out in a "straight line", deteriorating by the same amount each year.
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Things can damage them and even though they tend to regenerate pretty well, things can wear out.
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"You can tell other bands are getting older when the vocalist starts to wear out," he says.
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This was especially useful for skaters, since they tend to wear out one shoe before the other.
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My mom was convinced we would wear out the VHS tape, I watched it so many times.
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Seasonless design is also practical if you're interested in getting the most wear out of your clothing.
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Darn Tough unconditionally guarantees its socks won't ever wear out, and it replaces them if they do.
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Making the brain implant wireless and upgrading it so that it doesn't wear out after five years.
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Look out for '90s frocks, athleisure pieces, and leather pants you'll want to wear out of the store.
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The company says diodes inside the alternators can wear out under frequent hot-temperature use in commercial fleets.
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For small spacecraft this could be a revelation: compact, efficient and powerful rotational motors that never wear out.
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They're versatile enough to carry you through meetings and cool enough to wear out for drinks after work.
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"And we still claim responsibility for the photo, which isn't what they wear out for trick-or-treating."
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In the past, one of the first components to wear out on older iPhones was the home button.
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Here are the two best options for AirPods and AirPods Pro owners when their batteries inevitably wear out:
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Basically, like the best Mr. Fingers records, it's one you'll wear out the grooves on, given enough time.
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If it has a light-duty suspension, bushings and joints wear out faster than in cars or SUVs.
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People are getting hurt and having their bodies wear out because of the stress from increased productivity demands.
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There are potentially larger implications from the ability of Georgia (13-1) to wear out Oklahoma (12-2).
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He went 298 for 2154 that day and continued to wear out the Browns' pitching staff all season.
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They have a vintage feeling but they're new, so it's great because they don't wear out as easily.
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People love the flattering fit, which has just the right amount of stretch and doesn't wear out quickly.
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Like any app-based smart monitor, live-streaming an entire nap will wear out the smartphone battery quickly.
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"If we don't get any innings out of our starting pitching, we'll wear out our bullpen," Collins said.
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It doesn't even necessarily have to be something you wear out of the house (case in point: caftans).
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But with the cropped cut and cuffed sleeves, it's also spiffy enough to wear out of the house.
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The rest comes from replacing tyres on vehicles on the road, which wear out every four years or so.
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Since there's now nothing in mechanical contact with the wheel, there's less that's going to wear out over time.
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Those hand razors are pretty temporary and can wear out or even rust over after only a few uses.
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However, black isn't the only shade you can really get your wear out of during the cold weather months.
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What if, after years of starters being yanked earlier and earlier, baseball's elite relievers are beginning to wear out?
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I realized that this super-expensive car would wear out and then I would need to buy another one.
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A good turntable is simple to use, has great sound, and can be easily repaired when parts wear out.
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And history suggests that people wear out and are replaced -- particularly after a major moment like a midterm election.
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The technology could be useful in an emergency, but frequent use would cause a battery to wear out quickly.
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I sat on the same train and checked the subway map enough times to wear out its plastic enclosure.
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Fitted sheets are impossible to fold, wear out fast, and often come loose in the middle of the night.
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But there's just not enough to them to support their own film, and they quickly wear out their welcome.
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And so these cells, they're churning out millions and millions of viruses, and they just start to wear out.
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And so these cells, they're churning out millions and millions of viruses, and they just start to wear out.
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Respiratory viruses flourish in bodies where the immune system is either still developing or has started to wear out.
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Pros: Real shearling, very soft, super warmCons: Might overheat your feet, some customers feel they wear out too quickly
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So while I had the freedom to wear out my credit card in New Orleans, I didn't necessarily want to.
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However, if they're not really dirty, I would suggest delicately spot-cleaning them so you don't wear out the wool.
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The tools we have are modestly effective, but drugs and insecticides wear out; after 10, 20 years, mosquitoes become resistant.
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Truly an all-day heel, so there's no question about if you'll be getting your wear out of these guys.
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The insulation on the cable may wear out due to this repeated contact and cause a short circuit, Nio determined.
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Environment Minister Vidar Helgesen has said that large electric cars wear out the roads just as much as normal cars.
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During the process, one blogger opposed to the mosque explained that the strategy was to wear out the mosque proponents.
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And, I posit, when it's very, very good, it's art that you can wear out to lunch on the weekend.
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You can't wear out the old songs, you have to go from one to another and give them a rest.
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Since foam is sufficiently sound-absorbent, your roommates won't detect you retching bottomless rage until your vocal cords wear out.
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So soft and comfy yet still cute enough to wear out of the house not look like a total bum.
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But be wary of anything much cheaper, as they'll likely have lower-quality parts that will wear out more quickly.
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And compared to cordless human-driven vacuums, they spend more time running, so the batteries wear out in fewer uses.
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If your iPhone is several years old or starting to wear out, the iPhone 211 series is worth a look.
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In a small percentage of people implants break, and that's really why they break: they rub and they wear out.
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Use it to clean dishes, household surfaces, and more: it won't wear out or pick up odors like normal sponges do.
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The 2008-09 slump caused people to postpone their purchases but eventually confidence recovered; cars wear out and must be replaced.
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Excessively long legs of travel on a road trip could not only wear out the driver, but the passengers as well.
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These new glasses are maybe cool enough to actually wear out and about, but I really just need them for reading.
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You'll get a lot of wear out of this chic top: Throw a blazer over it to make it work friendly.
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"Anything acidic which contacts your teeth will wear out the enamel, the protective coating, and that will cause cavities," Boghosian adds.
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This is a great way to get some extra wear out of a dress that probably cost you some serious cash.
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This is great news, because oftentimes the collar or zipper area is the first thing to wear out on a wetsuit.
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Paired with blazers or a going-out top, I know I'm going to get a ton of wear out of them.
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However, NFL Network's Terrell Davis, who retired in his prime because of knee issues, said the joint will eventually wear out.
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But there are still items that will wear out, and most pickup buyers need assurances that they can go the distance.
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Back then I loved the album enough to wear out the CD. Listening today, I don't know what I was thinking.
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It's enough time to pique your interest in a performer, but not enough for them to really wear out their welcome.
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An automobile's original parts will indeed wear out, but an adult human is not operating with his or her original parts.
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As I've had my current iPhone 6 for a couple of years now and the battery is starting to wear out.
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Families must receive swift, restorative justice, so they don't wear out their hearts fighting, or simply waiting for it to happen.
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Kidneys do not appear to wear out, then, when operating in a context similar to the one in which human beings evolved.
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As the original parts wear out, there's no way to buy replacements; Boeing hasn't been involved in the project since the 220004s.
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Most of us harbor the intuition that we age because our bodies, like our cars, our furniture, our patience, just wear out.
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Once they wear out, stop working or die, they'd be replaced with technology or products that do not contribute to climate change.
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Under current law, companies adhere to complex depreciation schedules for how long it takes for equipment to wear out and lose value.
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I have used plastic tubs for years but as they break and wear out I have been replacing them with canning jars.
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Like any extreme sport, there's a point where your body can wear out from drag, and the applause isn't worth the pain.
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As the aircraft get older, components wear out and spare parts become harder to find, which mean those costs will only go up.
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With long-haul planes getting ever more efficient, CNBC takes a look at the current routes guaranteed to wear out any hardened traveler.
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You see, I have thick thighs — which I love — but tights always wear out in the inner thigh area quickly as a result.
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It can also replace parts around the battery if they wear out before the battery does (that's priced at the time of repair).
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Few argue against the replacement of the 23 Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarines which will begin to wear out in the late 250s.
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The Broncos' defence is certainly tough, but without some help from their offence, they will surely wear out as the game goes on.
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Overall, the tights have helped me get more wear out of my dresses and skirts during the fall, without sacrificing durability or comfort.
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This can cause computers to crash, hardware to wear out more quickly, or the user's electricity bills to spike, depending on the situation.
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At the same time the poetry is ill represented; the wind chimes (sound by Ryan Rumery) at some point wear out their welcome.
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Even if the software is outdated (but functional), hard drives and other components have been known to wear out and fail with age.
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Over a decade later, these images inspired the trio to launch their own line of women's wear out of a small Manhattan studio.
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I mean, I'm basically ... there's a certain amount of time you like me and then after that, you know, I wear out my welcome.
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Thinking about your crush or the dazzling shoes you'll wear out on the town this weekend is fun, but it might keep you awake.
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The thing about compression clothing is that, while it's considered great for workouts, it's not always the most comfortable to wear out running errands.
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Balenciaga can make all the slippers they want, but there's nothing like a pair of classic mesh slippers to wear out in the world.
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Part of the pitching slump, too, may have something to do with two consecutive runs deep into October, which would wear out any staff.
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Or do you just "service" your AirPods Pro whenever their batteries wear out and get a new replacement pair for $100 off the price?
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Over a decade later, these images inspired the trio to launch Commission, their own line of women's wear, out of a small Manhattan studio.
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Replacement valves made from cow tissue do not require warfarin, but Team Heart rarely uses them, because they wear out quickly in young people.
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Get taps put on for longer life, and though they will wear out, they aren't so pricey you feel bad about replacing them. 2.
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Taking the time to learn which products can clear up different types of stains will help you get more wear out of stained items.
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I end up ordering a velour dress from Monique Lhuillier that I think I'll be able to get a lot of wear out of.
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But while bodies may seem to just gradually wear out, many researchers believe instead that aging is controlled at the cellular and biochemical level.
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Because pinball machines have so many moving parts, are regularly jostled, and generally slammed upon, their components break or wear out all the time.
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Ulrich added she expects the U.S. economy to slow next year, as corporate profit growth slows and the stimulative effects of tax cuts wear out.
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It's a good first response to try to keep the body temperature elevated, but you can't do that all the time—you just wear out.
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It helps that there are only six episodes of around 20 minutes each, so "I Think You Should Leave" definitely doesn't wear out its welcome.
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The batteries in the new AirPods Pro will wear out and die over time, just like regular AirPods or any battery-powered gadget, including iPhones.
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"Silk blend sweaters tend to wear out more quickly than cashmere and merino wool and are often at similar price points," Magnanelli told Business Insider.
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I break headbands, snag cables, wear out earpads, and walk my dog outside in the neverending drizzle that overtakes Oregon for several months each year.
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Replacing components as they wear out means your phone lasts longer, and this saves you money and results in less waste being sent to landfill.
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Batteries do wear out after a period of regular use and recharging, and the power cell in an older model may need to be replaced.
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It would also be a good idea to scale back accelerated depreciation allowances that let businesses write off investments faster than assets actually wear out.
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But they also look cool when styled with a matching sweatshirt, which is perhaps the most powerful outfit to wear out in public, at nighttime.
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It frustrates that I have to follow a different set of rules, like what I wear out or where I go, just because I'm a girl.
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A lot of people make slips, but only Zuccarini knows how to make one that you could potentially wear out to dinner — see what I mean?
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It took seven months for Steve Bannon to wear out his welcome in the White House, but the magazine thinkfluencer circuit appears even more cut-throat.
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We've gotten a lot of wear out of our fall (and even summer) clothes this year, thanks to a few weeks of unseasonably warm winter weather.
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MOURINHO WILL QUICKLY WEAR OUT HIS WELCOME Despite his success, Mourinho has not lasted more than three and a half seasons as manager at any club.
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"Don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," he said.
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Close to a major teaching hospitalAs we age, our bodies will wear out no matter how often we exercise or whether we maintain a healthy diet.
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That being said, Almanza also points out that if condoms are exposed to extreme heat or cold, then they are more likely to wear out and break.
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The every-two-years upgrade cycle simply doesn't apply to tablets the way it traditionally has to smartphones — nor do people wear out those devices as quickly.
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This results in not just discomfort, but also a concern that the Blade's high-end internal components will wear out faster than if they were cooled better.
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Click on for 15 of our current favorites and start stocking up now: We bet you're about to get a whole lot of wear out of these.
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Yet the artists designed the exhibition for discord rather than harmony by allowing the deck motors and tapes to wear out over the course of the exhibition.
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In particular, every pair of shoes that I have been brave enough to wear out on the icy streets is now covered in disgusting white salty residue.
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It manufactures boots that are meant to be worn indoors, but that literal millions of people wear out into snow and thereby contract athlete's foot every year.
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Meanwhile, the stretchy knit Seamless Leggings are an attractive legging basic you'll default to on the weekends, but won't feel ashamed to wear out of the apartment.
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Defensive plays like utilities, healthcare and telecoms, which investors had taken refuge in earlier in the week when trade uncertainties hit risk appetite, started to wear out.
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Chic, Soft TailoringTop things off with an elevated overgarment that's sharp enough to wear to a meeting, but cool and flexible enough to wear out to drinks.
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Given Penn State's storied history and lofty expectations, a coach who pretends bad years were illusory while hyping up 7-5 will eventually wear out his welcome.
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After four days under siege, my feet were turning the tide against MP. I got one more wear out of them, the following day of Comic-Con.
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This has been done now for almost two decades, so there are some very active patients out there, and activity doesn't seem to make it wear out.
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CNET's somewhat aggressive folding test suggested that the phone's hinge might wear out in less than a year, while Motorola believes the phone should last much longer.
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Oakland's offense has only 13 first downs in its 15 post-Carr drives — a sure way for the Raiders to wear out their own defense from overexposure.
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Because they're usually heavier than their gas-powered counterparts and apply greater torque during acceleration, they can wear out tires 20 to 50 percent faster, Helsel says.
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And at under $100, there's no doubt anyone will get their cost-per-wear out of these super-soft bottoms — which probably explains why they're selling so fast.
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But because delicates endure the most wear out of anything else in our closets, a general rule of thumb is to replace them every six months or so.
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I pick out a black skirt that's a little pricey, but I really like it, and it's better to wear out tonight than anything I brought with me.
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You can team up to escape a sinking island in Forbidden Island, wear out your brain with Anomia or spend weeks (seriously!) saving the world with Pandemic: Legacy.
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Larger tires provide better grip and durability, but add weight to a bike, while smaller tires are lighter and sleeker but wear out faster and provide minimal traction.
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"We've made a little jacket for him to wear out of an old jumper to keep him warm at night," farm hand Sally-Ann Fisher told the BBC.
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Instead of worrying about which sweater to wear out on the crisp evenings ahead, stay in and swaddle up with one of these cozy-as-a-cloud throws.
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Carl, a budding teenager, is one of the most complicated characters on the show, having an exhibited an early affinity for crime that has yet to wear out.
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If you wanna get really crazy, there's even this one called Club Vibe, that reacts to sound vibrations and is designed to wear out in the club. SERIOUSLY.
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But, you're sure to get your cost-per-wear out of the brand's versatile pieces — plus, you'll be wearing a top or jacket that everyone doesn't already have.
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There are two options that are better than buying a new pair AirPods Pro for $250 outright when the battery starts to wear out on your AirPods Pro.
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An RV is first and foremost a vehicle, so weighing it down with heavy materials will make it move slowly and cause it to wear out more quickly.
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Depending on your car being front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive, your front or rear tires will wear out quicker than the pair that's not under power.
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The Drunk History segment: One great thing about working with roughly seven minutes means that no segment of Drunk History gets a chance to wear out its welcome.
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The Bureau of Land Management gave out new identification cards for all its employees to wear out in the field — complete with illustrations of oil rigs and cowboys.
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But as elaborate cinematic in-jokes go, "Uncle Kent 2" is relatively inventive, and at under 80 minutes it won't wear out any but the most wary welcome.
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But it's not possible to easily replace the batteries in any AirPods, so when they wear out, you're most likely going to have to get rid of them.
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Some people are looking for petite options, other people are mostly concerned with finding pairs that don't wear out between the thighs — some people are looking for both.
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"Don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook said in 2017.
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It's true that the over the ear hooks are probably ideally suited for the gym, but in black these are subtle enough for most people to wear out undetected.
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In addition, Apple warns that substances like soapy water, lotions, and sunscreen or environments such as steam baths and saunas can eventually wear out the Watch's water-resistant seals.
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If you think voters will suddenly get serious — and that Trump is a 'lampshade candidate' who'll eventually wear out his welcome — you're running out of time to be right.
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So, until Frozen 2 makes its debut — sources point at 2019, ouch — you'll have to wear out that Blu-Ray disk or head to one of the Disney parks.
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The original will set you back $375, but as you can see from the street-style record, shoppers have really gotten their cost-per-wear out of their Tommy's.
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Diamondbacks beat Phillies on Descalso's RBI in 11th PHOENIX — Arizona's Chris Owings did his best to wear out Philadelphia reliever Edubray Ramos, and Daniel Descalso applied the final blow.
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Car owners themselves face no legal jeopardy, but any repair is also likely to reduce fuel economy and cause parts of the emissions system to wear out more quickly.
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Brake pads wear out after a longer period of time compared to a gas vehicle, since part of the deceleration is obtained using the electric motor as a generator.
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One of the nice things about indoor training is you can make holds that are better on your skin, so you can train more before your fingers wear out.
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Elsewhere, most Edinburgh shows are too short to wear out their welcome, in a landscape where anything running even close to two hours leaves panicky playgoers checking their watches.
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The music scene changes at a pace that can wear out a middle-aged writer, but food writers tend to improve as they get more meals under their belt.
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My little sister was of a generation that at least got to wear out her VHS tape of "The Little Mermaid," but I was too early even for that.
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Its communications strategy is the political equivalent of fast fashion: producing low-quality rebuttals and explanations that will wear out almost immediately, then be replaced with a new one.
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There are also still technical challenges in making large-panel OLED TV screens that don't wear out too quickly, noted Ross Young, CEO of research provider Display Supply Chain Consultants.
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Because muscle, brain and heart cells do wear out yet are not easily replaced, the function of all three of these tissues are known to decline with age, noted Nair.
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While I get the most wear out of the blue, the other side contains a shimmery, cool silver cream that looks gorgeous tapped onto the lids with a cat-eye.
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Prices are low enough to nudge customers to buy that bedazzled leopard-print cape to wear out on Saturday night, even if it ends up at Goodwill on Sunday morning.
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"When monetary policy options begin to wear out, the shock approach doesn't work any more," said Toshiro Mutoh, former BOJ deputy governor and now chairman of Daiwa Institute of Research.
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Another problem is that SSDs sometimes fail without warning, and not because their memory cells wear out, which is something that eventually happens to all flash-based storage over time.
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When Montaigne tells us that his library is where "I pass the greatest part of my live days and wear out most hours of the days," he was being poetical.
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Takkarist McKinley, Defensive end, UCLA A defensive end in a 249-234 or an outside linebacker in a 493-249, McKinley utilizes his elite speed to wear out opposing linemen.
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Every Saturday she played softball in a league, donning the red T-shirt and cap of her team, a uniform she would wear out dancing after games, her family said.
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Speaking personally, the trivia-app fad has already kind of started to wear out its welcome, though I'm all ears if someone wants to start offering Yeast Kens as prizes.[VentureBeat]
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Rather than go full-on festive eyesore this year, why not pick up of holiday pullover you wouldn't be totally ashamed to wear out of the house on a present run?
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But, unfortunately, thanks to the Kim Effect, the Revolve Cassiar mini, which we imagine would be perfect to wear out in these last few weeks of summer, sold out in minutes.
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In the early 20th century, Michelin developed its guides to encourage touring motorists to potter along them, making the odd detour for a steak frites (and to wear out their tyres).
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Self-driving cars will be more efficient than human drivers -- for instance, they won't wear out the brakes by braking unnecessarily -- which means they'll last for more miles than traditional cars.
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Should any child wish to get extended wear out of their fresh hair, makeup, and nails combo, they may celebrate their makeover commencement in the participation of the daily Princess Parade.
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Parliament will now decide whether to approve the spending of £31 billion ($41 billion) over 20 years to replace the four Vanguard-class subs, which will wear out within a decade.
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But these controls can degrade the cars' performance when switched on — they can affect torque and acceleration, cause the engines to run hotter and wear out more quickly, or worsen mileage.
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After winning the first set with surprising ease, Sevastova broke Stephens's serve to take a 37-238 lead in the second, using expertly placed drop shots to further wear out Stephens.
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In the past going to business meetings on the East Coast in the Levis and golf shirts I wear out here would get me criticism; I would be disrespecting their customs.
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Whether it's a Tuesday or a Saturday, sometimes all you want is an uninterrupted stretch of peace and quiet, maybe some leftovers and a chance to wear out the Netflix subscription.
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Whether it's a Tuesday or a Saturday, sometimes all you want is an uninterrupted stretch of peace and quiet, maybe some leftovers and a chance to wear out the Netflix subscription.
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On the other hand, you want to look put-together — especially for all those holiday parties — and get at least some wear out of your impressive collection of medium-warm outerwear.
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"The flipper rubber bands wear out, I've got switches up the fuckin' wazoo," Jon Ehrlich, who does his own pinball repairs and owns a Brooklyn pinball bar called Jackbar told us.
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Like older hard drives, they don't gradually 'age' or 'wear out'—they do have a finite lifespan, but generally they should keep up a respectable level of performance until they reach it.
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Operated by a crew of ten, the $14.5-million machines can chew through 1,300 feet of soil and stone per month, laboring for as many as 10,000 hours before they wear out.
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Nevertheless it's a clever way to do it, this bellows system, which by the way Lomo assures potential buyers is made of a very tough rubber that won't wear out or tear.
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"Postrecession, people are focused on memories that cannot be taken away from them, as opposed to tangible goods that expire and wear out," said Sarah Quinlan, a marketing executive at MasterCard Advisors.
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A. Lithium-ion batteries have a limited life span and eventually wear out after a number of charge cycles, as opposed to wearing out over a particular number of months or years.
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Spinning lidars like the popular early devices from Velodyne are being replaced at large by ones using metamaterials, MEMS, and other methods that don't have bearings or hinges that can wear out.
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You'll need those improvements, too, because like the original AirPods, iFixit has ranked these at a zero out of ten for repairability — essentially unfixable once they break or if the batteries wear out.
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Don't Just Sit Back and Hope Metal and Punk "Get Better" Under Trump A call to arms and practical action strategies for after you wear out your Dead Kennedys and Nuclear Assault records.
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Basically, they're the best pair of black skinnies we've ever found, meaning you're sure to get more than enough wear out of them (if you're able to snag one for yourself, that is).
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook says.
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But the Army says that the GAO's number is misleading because it doesn't take into account that the military will replace the uniforms as they wear-out and not swap them out immediately.
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Seaborn snapped the heel of one of her red-soled lace booties, and without a thought, Sheeran slipped off his sneakers and handed them over for Seaborn to wear out of the club.
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Anyone who wears the same pair of pants multiple times a week knows the ugly truth — the upper inner thigh area will wear out sooner than you'd like and split in the seam.
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It's smart enough to realize that this is a marathon, not a sprint, and Trump has done plenty to wear out practically everybody with over eight months to go until the general election.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook said.
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Mr. Assange has managed to wear out his welcome over the years, alienating many of his previous supporters, including Edward J. Snowden, the former American intelligence contractor who leaked documents about surveillance programs.
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The harder you brake, the faster you'll build charge back up on the battery, but the more your tires wear out, meaning you'll have to go slower and maybe even stop for new ones.
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But over time, guns do wear out, and people will pursue new models of guns — and, slowly but surely, restrictions make it more difficult for new firearms to end up in the wrong hands.
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My problem is silk shirts skew pretty expensive and I always get less wear out of them than I'd like, simply because I'm too lazy to constantly make those trips to the dry cleaner.
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The Warriors need to do something to break his rhythm because expecting him to wear out like James Harden did in the Western Conference finals is not a good strategy against the tireless James.
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The number of motors in a device limit how flexible it can be, Alptraum points out, and even the highly malleable materials firms have found through years of research and development wear out eventually.
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A MINUS The Del McCoury Band: Del and Woody (McCoury Music) Musically, Woody Guthrie can wear out his welcome right quick, but it would be perverse to deny the inherent musicality of his lyrics.
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There are many varieties of membrane technology, but the upshot of all of them is that they often feel "mushy," and they tend to wear out after about 5 million button presses, give or take.
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On her desk are two identical TV remotes; the second is a back-up, as the buttons on the first are starting to wear out from the sheer amount of pausing and rewinding she does.
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For something like a century, car makers have sold one car to one person one time and then waited for them to wear out that car and come back to the dealership for another one.
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Although the Chinese buses were about half the price of international rivals, engineers who inspected them for Myanmar predict that they will wear out and need to be replaced far sooner than the international standard.
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Volkswagen engineers at the company's research and development complex in Wolfsburg realized that the emissions equipment in their newest diesel engine would wear out too quickly if it were calibrated to meet American pollution standards.
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You can force yourself into a box to make money, but jamming a square peg into a round hole hurts, and if you do it long enough you'll wear out the edges of your sanity.
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The play here, as on Broadway, may wear out its somewhat self-consciously in-your-face welcome, but the sweet-faced Mr. Melling and his authentically accented colleagues do its gallows comedy and its darkness proud.
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I personally didn't find this a huge problem, and these coatings do tend to wear out pretty quickly in my experience, but it does mean the phone feels less than pristine in a matter of seconds.
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The ghost sharks seem like a really fun idea, until (like everything else in this interminable movie) they wear out their welcome, and the CG effects that make Salazar look perpetually underwater are something to behold.
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Trump will not be throwing out the ceremonial first pitch of the game, telling reporters that he would "look too heavy" due to the "heavy armor" he would have to wear out on to the field.
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When I asked why the watch was in his car and not on his wrist, he'd shrugged and said that it'd been too flashy to wear out, so he'd never taken it out of the case.
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But surely Luce is protected by the mask, and certainly she is protected by the gloves, which are thick and unwieldy, made not of cloth (which can wear out) but of a sort of plasticized rubber.
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When we're investing as much cash as we are in the items we wear more than anything else in our closets, it makes sense we'd want to get as much longterm wear out of them as possible.
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Giancarlo Stanton was given a day off on Sunday after telling manager Don Mattingly he was feeling fatigued, but all he and his Miami Marlins' teammates did one day later was wear out the New York Mets.
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It's a good everyday shade for those summer days when I want a matte look, but because I have a personal preference for a more glowy look, I don't get a lot of wear out of it.
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While they can be easy to neglect — and even easier to wear out — our trusty bags deserve some TLC from time to time, especially when it means sprucing up a plain one for something a little cooler.
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Demand for artificial replacement joints is growing fast, as baby boomers' knees and hips wear out, but for the past 15 years rival firms have failed to deliver a technological advance to gain them significant market share.
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You'd think the extra time crawling might wear out hatchlings, which need energy once they get in the water to swim for about a day to get to their destination, the warm current of the Gulf Stream.
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I accepted that it would wear out every couple of years, and assumed that because of the way Apple had engineered the iPhone, the smart move was to replace the entire device with a new, improved model.
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"Something I really appreciate about this company is we're providing these ultra-sexy pieces, as well as introducing stuff that is ready to wear, that you can wear out with your friends or on a date," she says.
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While Allbirds tends to inspire die-hard devotion from many of its wearers, some customers have voiced complaints that the shoes wear out too quickly, despite the company's assertions about the resilience of its natural and sustainable materials.
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The crossbody bag, from Kate Middleton-fave label Seraphine, looks from a distance just like any other purse you'd wear out of the house – the faux leather is extremely wipe-down-able but doesn't look it at all.
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Closure is achieved by slipping a metal clip below through a gap in another metal clip above; it takes a little bit to get used to, but ultimately it's both simple and robust, and very unlikely to wear out.
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" As for what we can wear out after we've swiped right, James says go for something that makes you feel cool and confident, like "fitted premium denim, your fuck me pumps, and a nice blouse appropriate with the season.
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Of note, the Ford Taurus will become more expensive over time to maintain as all cars do, and it will spend more time in the shop as parts wear out over time — just as our bombers and missiles do.
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Some positions limit lung capacity by putting too much pressure on the chest; fucking too fast or for too long can wear out the respiratory system; and the adrenaline, especially during first time sex, can trigger an asthma attack.
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A simple pullover that's comfortable enough to wear around the house but good looking enough to wear out and about, this heather gray pullover sports some powerful word play as a reminder for those entering the post-collegiate world.
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Pros: Elevated design promotes airflow, comfortable design, cover made from breathable mesh fabric, resistant to mold and pests, durable powder-coated steel frame, lightweight and portableCons: May wear out more quickly with outdoor use, not designed to withstand chewing
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Since guns don't usually wear out, they end up being transferred from one generation to the next along with all the other junk and bric-a-brac that moves from grandpa's garage to dad's basement and then into some nephew's garage.
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Now, it's not necessarily a problem that what you wear out doesn't line up with what you wear to work (we don't expect you to wear your slacks to the club or your "freakum" dress to your weekly one-on-ones).
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After more than 30 hours of research and 32 hours of testing with an electrical engineer, we like the Tripp Lite TLP1008TEL—not because it's a better performer, but because it will actually stop working when its protection circuits wear out.
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All you need to turn your winter hair into something along the lines of the latter scene — a style you can't wait to wear out the door and refuse to cover with a beanie — is to schedule a salon appointment.
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But if you thought the looks on the red carpet were awe-inspiring, just wait until you see what A-listers like Katy Perry, Chrissy Teigen, and Lady Gaga chose to wear out to celebrate this big night in music.
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What this means is that Fox is still raking in dollars while advertisers simply wait for the news cycle to wear out, for people to chill, and for it to be safe for them to return to O'Reilly's primetime spot.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook told an audience full of college students in February.
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Looking back on the year, though, maybe you didn't get as much wear out of these wide-legged pants as you'd hoped — or maybe you just never quite figured out how to make them work with the rest of your wardrobe.
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In the interim, we do what we can to contain and cure these diseases with the tools we have—tools that often wear out over time as drug or insecticide resistance emerges and threatens to unravel the progress we've made.
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But the big Jacksonville lead, which at one point was 23-6, evaporated in the fourth quarter thanks to a hurry-up offense by Indianapolis that seemed to wear out the Jaguars defense, and a few gigantic pass interference calls.
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Though we certainly try our best, most of the time the motives behind their choices, ranging from what they do all day to what they decide to wear out, might as well be CIA-level secrets for all we're able to discern.
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" And that's not all, the Transformers star adds that they'll also be, "introducing stuff that is ready to wear, that you can wear out with your friends or on a date… But you still have access to the stuff that is really naughty.
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Probably not the sort of thing you want to wear out in the open, though Lucas Matney happily modeled it above — because we clearly don't have enough pictures of our in-house VR guy wearing weird crap on his head over at TechCrunch.com.
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The tools are not only prescriptive, but predictive, allowing fleet operators to determine when a battery might wear out and provide optimal information on when to replace aging batteries to ensure the best performance from a vehicle, Bosch said in a statement.
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The shirts are as bespoke as can be, and manage the neat trick of both catering to the specific demands of every possible consumer while simultaneously being shirts that no reasonable person would ever wear out of the house under any circumstances.
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And here's how this loops back with right-to-repair laws: If our stuff didn't wear out so quickly (as if by design, you might say), many of us might be less inclined to chuck our gadgets and instead just fix them.
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Pros: Sole and welt are melted together and will never separate, affordable, waterproof, air-cushioned solesCons: The "For Life" boots are discontinued, and these soles will likely wear out after a few years (like many of not most boots in this price range)
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A YouTube song celebrated him ("Oh Kenneth Bone, you make us all feel less alone in this bizarro phantom zone in the darkest of timelines"), while others cautioned that he might wear out his welcome, like an election edition of Chewbacca Mom.
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While you can spend about $160 (or $200 for a version that includes a special case that can be charged wirelessly) for the new AirPods, you have to be prepared to shell out that amount again when their batteries inevitably wear out.
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Not much is going on in January because we're all pretty sick of the sight of other human beings after holiday season nonsense, and at this point most of the stuff that we could potentially wear out of the house has sequins.
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My memory is a little hazy—I called my mom, who was no help, by the way—but I believe we rented it from the library first and I was so enamored with it, that my folks bought a copy for me to wear out.
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What It Is: Pat McGrath Labs Metalmorphosis 005 Kit in 'Silver' What It Costs: $60 Level of Difficulty: 4/5 Not going to lie, this look was way out of my comfort zone, and probably something I would never actually wear out in real life.
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From that desert on the outskirts of Palm Springs to a mountain on the fringes of Tokyo, and from there to the banks of the Seine to a beach in Portugal, you could wear out your passport going to see your favorite bands and DJs.
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But speaking at someone who has worn a shirt with a netting element on it, it's super fun to wear out, especially if you want to show off something like your arms or chest, but don't want it all the way out there, either.
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Usually words wear out the more you use them, they become featureless, rote, and more than any others this is true of the words I repeated to R.; even in our relationship that was still so new they had lost most of their flavor.
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The proposal calls for making repairs to the signals that break down the most frequently; reducing leaks that cause tracks to wear out more quickly and electrical equipment to malfunction; and cleaning tracks to cut down on fires and other hazards that could cause problems.
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If there is something striking about Tennessee's approach (beyond Henry's ability to wear out a defense), it is the strategy of having Tannehill throw far fewer passes than most of his contemporaries, but making sure each of those passes counts by airing the ball out.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook said after receiving an honorary degree from The University of Glasgow in February.
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"Maron" has occasionally been compared unfavorably with "Louie," the much-loved FX series starring Louis C.K. (who turns up, sort of, in the Season 4 "Maron" premiere), but in terms of its wear-out-its-welcome factor, a better analogue might be Lewis Black's signature rants.
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The display shows Formafantasma's office furniture made of repurposed electronic components, as well as a video essay and other documents resulting from the studio's extensive research into "planned obsolescence," an idea in commercial design in which objects are engineered to become useless before they wear out.
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She lived with her family just a short walk from the world's most famous clay courts and often prowled the stadium's passageways and pictured herself playing major matches against players like Serena Williams, whose outfits Mladenovic used to wear — and wear out — when she was a youngster.
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While Jimmy Spicer's epic tale of mic superiority might start with the rapper traveling to earth on a meteorite and becoming the greatest rhymer the world has ever seen, this is a 28574-minute song, and Jimmy Spicer knew that concept was going to wear out its welcome.
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In addition to a couple texture and shade combos in the shaping tights (that's Hue's bread and butter, after all), some of the collection's pieces, like the bodysuit, pictured, are cute enough to wear out, because the innerwear-as-outerwear trend shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
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This kind of work involves calculations and testing to be sure that they're delivering the power needed for the whole machine to perform up to their expectations — things like making sure it's not too loud, that the motor doesn't wear out and that it doesn't melt are all top priority.
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" Over this period of hard drinking, Jamison sells a novel, discusses Milton's Paradise Lost in bed after sex with Dave, has an abortion, and then undergoes heart surgery "to correct persistent tachycardia—episodes of rapid, gratuitous heartbeats that I was told would slowly wear out my heart before its time.
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It just so happens that, around the same time I had this epiphany, I started noticing how street style stars, e-commerce sites, and even some of my favorite fashion insiders on Instagram were getting twice the wear out of every piece in their wardrobes — by simply wearing things backwards.
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Independent repair experts I've spoken to say that they've seen the issue in iPhone 290 Pluses since soon after launch, but are seeing a major surge in the number of phones that have the issue as the warranties on the iPhone 2329 expire and as the Touch IC connectors wear out with age.
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Things fall apart Some of them argue that the human lifespan is finite because bodies, in effect, wear out; that most of the easy gains have been made; and that the rate of increase is bound to slow down because people now die mostly of chronic diseases—cancer, heart problems, diabetes—which are harder to fix.
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As Dale Morris, a director of strategic partnership with the Water Institute of the Gulf told me, storms like Harvey — not just ever-larger hurricanes, but the kind that park themselves in one place and wear out their welcome — are becoming more common, and no amount of cheery roll-up-your-sleeves denial is going to stop them.
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It also said the scooter would have a wide deck with big wheels and a coiled suspension to make for smooth, easy riding and that it would be rugged enough to handle the demands of riding through rough city terrain — potentially solving one of the main pain points for early shared scooters, which tended to wear out quickly since they weren't made for fleet use.
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Jennifer Aniston also took a print Prada dress for a spin at Lake Bell's wedding after wearing it a few years early to immortalize her handprints in cement outside Graumann's Chinese Theater, and Princess Kate rewore a green Diane von Furstenberg dress for Zara Phillips' pre-wedding bash that she'd worn on her tour of Canada and the U.S. Do you love that SJP got more wear out of this dress?
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