Why make a different window switch for each brand when a window switch is a window switch?
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Caustic Window – Stomper 101mod Detunekik (Caustic Window LP / Rephlex)10.
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Polygon Window – Polygon Window (Surfing On Sine Waves / Warp)16.
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Even though they only broke one window, it's a Rolls window.
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He's at my window, banging on my window screaming at me.
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Caustic Window – 101 Rainbows Ambient Mix (Caustic Window LP / Rephlex)30.
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Launch it via New incognito window from the Chrome menu, New Private Window from the Firefox menu, New InPrivate window from the Edge menu, and New Private Window from the File menu in Safari on a Mac.
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And they have a window, just like an actor has a window.
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And it is those two moments that gnawed at me, again and again, as I kept waiting for a window…yet another window...my window.
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You can always go back to the typical window configuration by clicking the window-expand button in the top-right corner of either app window.
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There's a glass window, they tap on the window when they see her.
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Pen Window let you draw a window for an app to appear in.
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Window Zoom will open a small window that will magnify anything under it.
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It actually has two private modes: Private Window and Private Window with Tor.
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He incorporated a window into her head, like a window into her mind.
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The master has a large bay window and window seat; the attached full bathroom includes a wall of built-in linen cabinets and a stained-glass window.
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But you still have to deal with window by window, door by door retrofitting.
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"I'm seeing a window, and it's a decision about something window-related," said Henry.
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And that is why we made the investment window a five year investment window.
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Slide the window close and make sure the AC is secured in the window.
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Meanwhile, the Fertile Window Notifications alert you the night before your window is approaching.
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It's a window to hell, if that window was a CRT monitor circa 1994.
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Paddock would move from window to window looking at the site from different angles.
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"I leaned out the window and waved a white shirt out the window," Moore says.
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She flicks the stub of her cigarette out the window and rolls the window up.
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As soon as I'd get up to the window, they'd slowly roll down the window.
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Impulsively, he tried to throw the Juul out the car window, but the window stuck.
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Therefore, CBS has three games in the early window and two in the late window.
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Apparently, being at a protest where a window is broken means you broke the window yourself, and breaking a window is a crime worthy of 60 years in a cage.
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A window blew out, a man saved us all as he jumped to cover the window.
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The Queen's Window replaces a 19th-century glass window in the almost 800-year-old church.
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M. looks out the window — there are three raccoons fighting just below our bedroom window. Ughhhh.
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No, I think there is another reason the truck window broke but the test window didn't.
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"The window of opportunity is still there, but our window of opportunity is narrowing," he said.
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"Hey @realDonaldTrump I'm the guy outside your window blaring this at your window," the Clinton confidant wrote.
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It means that Eni takes the product and pays in a window, temporal window, one per month.
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The window was just the window, the curtain drawn like Mom said, to keep the heat out.
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"Paddock would move from window to window looking at the site from different angles," the report states.
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Don't start your window blind cleaning until you have purchased the Hiware Window Blind Cleaner Duster ($7.99).
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So you've got a window of vulnerability, and we're trying to protect young people in that window.
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At the front of the house, the living room has a large arched window and window seat.
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"Trump is offering us a window for revival, a window to return to God," Mr. Cahn said.
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A wall of built-in bookshelves includes a window with diamond muntins above an upholstered window seat.
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Everything inside the window is normal and expected, while everything outside the window is radical, ridiculous, or unthinkable.
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Starry Point can be installed by simply placing the window unit outside of a window in the home.
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THE window over the main door of the Bishop's Palace in Krakow is known as the Pope's Window.
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Cover Desk Cover Desk combines four utilities in one: Hide Desktop, Window Focus, Window Tint, and Display Mode.
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You can toggle on Fertile Window Predictions to notify you when your fertile window is about to begin.
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Attach the Circle 2 to the Window Mount and stick to a window to monitor the outside world.
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It includes a gas fireplace insert and a window seat under a bay window ornamented with leaded glass.
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"Window cleaners are a very, very passionate bunch," said David Knowlton, president of the International Window Cleaning Association.
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When Slack initiates a call, it does so in a pop-up window — but Rosen discovered that that pop-up window wasn't verifying the messages between the new window and the original chat app.
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If you can click on part of a visible window, you can also go to the Window menu in the Mac's tool bar and choose Zoom to resize the window to fit the screen.
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IT WILL BE THE PAY MOVIES - THE PAY WINDOW, SO THAT MEANS IT GOES THEATRICAL WINDOW, THAT USED TO BE CALLED THE HOME VIDEO WINDOW, WHICH IS NOW DOMINATED BY DIGITAL SALES AND RENTAL.
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Open up the Window menu, then choose Tile Window to Left of Screen or Tile Window to Right of Screen to do just that—your other windows are then automatically docked on the opposite side.
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A church is an object that is meant to be read, deciphered window to window by a trained eye.
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A particle that is shot against a wall has to pass through a window left or a window right.
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Clicking and dragging on the stake in the window edge also lets you shrink the window from that direction.
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" Chapo's lawyers disputed the window claim, however, saying there's merely "a space where a window may have once been.
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But it won't be just a window into their life — it will become a window into all our lives.
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The object burst through the plane's window, sucking a passenger toward the hole where the window used to be.
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The window-breaking, Page told the Journal, occurred after his refusal to open his window further for the officer.
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WINDOW UNITS Inexpensive and easy to install, window units are among the most popular options for cooling individual rooms.
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At 100x zoom, the window is ... well, let's just say that at least you can tell it's a window.
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Let's say you looked out the window of the courtroom and saw raindrops falling down and hitting the window.
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Immediately afterward, Ruszczyk approached the window on the driver's side, and Noor shot Ruszczyk through the window, Harrity said.
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Open your first app and click the window size reducer button in the top-right corner of the window.
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I suppose if eyes can be the window to one's soul, mine also are the window to my heritage.
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"Today we are gradually achieving convergence between the investor window and invisible window (FX rate for retail users)," Okorafor said.
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"We have a narrow window of opportunity to scale up Zika prevention measures, and that window of opportunity is closing."
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And one thing that caught my eye out the window was this small bit of ice floating past the window.
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Why it matters: Congress can only repeal recently completed regulations within a finite window, and that window was closing Wednesday.
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Immediately after, Ruszczyk approached the driver's side window, and Harrity's partner, Mohamed Noor, shot Ruszczyk through the window, Harrity said.
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Dragging a window to a corner will split it into a fourth and resize the window to fit each corner.
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Immediately afterward, Ruszczyk approached the driver's side window, and Harrity's partner, Mohamed Noor, shot Ruszczyk through the window, Harrity said.
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Also upstairs is an office with mahogany trim and window brackets, and another Charleston window opening to an upper porch.
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I can see the Capitol building from the window behind my desk and the National Gallery from the other window.
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He edged along the iron fence, lingering at window after blacked-out window, looking for any sign of Yuri's presence.
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This solves to AL GREEN (singer) + GREEN BAY (city) + BAY WINDOW (home feature) and is entered AL GREEN BAY WINDOW.
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"Sniper in the window!" a Guardsman yelled almost as quickly as he fired shots that all but obliterated the window.
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There's window seating in a window that overlooks the main street so I sit there people watching as I eat.
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It lets you pin a small window showing a video within a larger window on your computer or TV screen.
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On whether Trump's threat to shut down the government over the border wall is out the window: "I can't really comment on if it's out the window or not out the window," but priority now is Harvey.
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If I was betting, I would say it's a small window, but there's still a window of opportunity to do it.
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Video from the next morning shows a broken 32nd-floor window — like a missing tooth of the gold-window hotel facade.
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And you said that if you're gonna shut a door, you're gonna open a window, and I need that window open.
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Normally when I say that I mean, "they left a window open," but this time they really left a window open.
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The launch window opens at 6:53 PM EDT, or 3:53 PM PDT today, and it's a two-hour window.
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Tomorrow at roughly the same time is the earliest window, but the cause will determine whether they can make that window.
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Better is a photograph of a view out the gallery window, printed on a screen and hung in the same window.
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The six-hour window is also suspected to be the smallest eating window that people can sustain in the long term.
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Prosecutors have a 85033-year window to charge defendants for rape in Ohio, while civil suits have a two-year window.
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He also sees a rise in requests for window cleaning, window tinting and power washing, which also do not require licenses.
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Likewise, the window panes for the condo will all be different sizes, Mr. Shvo said, giving each window a distinctive look.
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Double pocket doors open from the foyer to the parlor, which has a large front-facing window with a window seat.
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If you can feel cold air coming straight through the window pane, use a window film kit to cover it completely.
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Many designers use multiple layers of window coverings that might include blackout shades inside the window and sheer curtains over top.
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She raised her gun, pointed it toward the window, and was then shot dead through the window by Officer Aaron Dean.
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When you see the window you want to move, click and drag the window to the other desktop and release it.
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Little window holeWhile you&aposre staring at the gremlin on the wing, you might notice a small hole in the window.
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If it&aposs not near the top of your Finder window, type the name into the search field in the window.
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And she used the shelves to frame a window, adding visual interest to the room and making the window look bigger.
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"There is a window that's closing, and I think that window is independent of the election outcome," said the banking lobbyist.
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She shoots through the window, then makes an appearance at the end, camouflaging herself as she falls back from the skyscraper's window.
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They say the eyes are the window to the soul, so consider a set of coloured contacts a kind of window treatment.
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"The window is so hot I can't even touch the window right now," one evacuee said in a video posted to Twitter.
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After they add groceries to their cart they get to choose either a delivery window or pickup window before they check out.
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Here's what you'll get: Clipsy ClipBoard Manager Clipsy eliminates the need to jump from window to window to copy and paste information.
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It keeps everything tidy and pinned together in one window, though if you prefer the multi-window approach then that's still available.
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Dodd's window paintings — and I count "Shed Window" among them, even though the view is opaque — add something fresh to this theme.
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For example, if you want to mount the Circle 2 to a window to record outside, simply attach the Window Mount ($313).
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He described a friend who sits outside the window of her mother's nursing home as the two touch hands through the window.
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Anytime a user clicked a link on the porn site, it opened a small pop-under browser window behind the main window.
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The hybrid invention allowed housewives to watch television in the TV "window" and watch her chicken roast in the other oven window.
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The High End Thomas Heatherwick, who created the Vessel at Hudson Yards, has designed buildings where every window is a bay window.
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Now how about those "window-dressing" roles too — or maybe calling a close to the era of women as window dressing altogether?
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Not Your Average Department-Store Window: Beginning today, the brand Vetements unveils a window installation at Saks Fifth Avenue's New York flagship.
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You show up at 12:00, say your name through the window, we hand your food out the window, and you go.
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And even in "Two Women at a Window," the figures look out their window frame as if out of the painting itself.
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Now, it&aposs unclear if the glass window was the first window that he came upon and he just open fire or if he walked around through the cubicles and found a glass window in an office and opened fire.
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Instead, I stood and stared at the reflection of my legs in the window, analyzing if they looked different from 30 minutes prior in my bathroom mirror, bedroom mirror, in the reflection of my kitchen oven, neighbor's window, or shop window.
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Riordan, who was sitting in a window seat by the wing, "had been pulled outside the airplane through the window," the report said.
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The window seat has the window, plus a disgusting wall to rest your head on if you want to take a tragic nap.
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Chloe's grandfather, Sam, who had placed her on a railing behind the open window, did not realize the window was open, Wiegand said.
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"The back window, where Clara was, the whole back window just blew out … glass went everywhere through the car," the told The Project.
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He started hitting a window with his cast and a plastic chair until the window broke and he was able to get in.
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"I love my window," she told me, staring out the window in the room where she had treated hundreds of patients like Wayunisih.
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"The back rear driver window comes down and you see an arm extend out the window and he begins to fire," Walker said.
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"I noticed something in the 'Hold Up' video, Beyoncé smashed the window and there was a pink wig in the window," CeeDotCee says.
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"Let's say you do miss that window and you are not aware that there was that small window for salary reviews," she says.
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"The Queen's Window" transforms a previously plain glass window into a colorful rural scene inspired by Hockney's native Yorkshire and featuring hawthorn blossom.
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This prompted Bancor to extend the ICO from a one hour window to a three hour window to allow pending transactions to process.
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WHEN TO LEAVE AN AIR-CONDITIONER IN THE WINDOW Window units pose two main problems: They diminish natural light and cause a draft.
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An officer rappelled dramatically down to the apartment window and used a tranquilizer gun to subdue Ming, who charged ferociously at the window.
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Police officers subsequently contradicted what was shown in the video evidence that Crutcher reached into his car window, as the window was closed.
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"I was in a dinky little square studio that had a bathroom, a kitchenette and one window that faced another window," she said.
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Though it's difficult to get sunburnt on an airplane, the sun can make a window seat hotter when the window is open, can introduce blinding glare into the cabin, and render the window useless for gazing or photos certain hours of the day.
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When you have that, I think the talent kind of goes out the window, the athletic ability of the players goes out the window.
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" He once tacked new screening onto a window frame without cutting away the excess, she recalls, "so we had a window with a tutu.
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The head of the boy walking to her left is centered under the black window behind — a window pretending to be a top hat.
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The Window and the Breaking of the Window continues at the Studio Museum in Harlem (144 West 125th Street, Harlem, Manhattan) through March 5.
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To turn off the tool, you have to press a "Stop Inspection and Logout" button in the browser window or close the browser window.
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I got tore up and cut and I had to take up a Tomahawk and smashed through the window and swing through the window.
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And although the window offers a theory of change, its central element—the window itself—actually describes the norm from which reality has deviated.
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Immediately afterward, Ruszczyk approached the driver's side window and Noor fired his weapon, striking Ruszczyk through the driver's side window, Harrity told the BCA.
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And if someone dangles a window into the lives of people you know and people you wish you did, you'll open that window regularly.
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Tap the "nearby" window in the lower right corner of the screen and you'll expand a window full of Pokémon that are located nearby.
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You create an angled window that frames the Washington Monument, which reminds me a little of the angled window in Marcel Breuer's Whitney Museum.
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On the right hand side of the photo (left wing), a circular window is also visibile: that window covers the aircraft's astro-tracking system.
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The breathtaking view comes complete with a pair of binoculars, which live on a window ledge, for "Rear Window"-style spying on neighboring buildings.
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"The Woman in the Window" acknowledges a debt to the film "Rear Window," by making Anna Fox a fan of noir movies and Hitchcock.
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There was a picture window behind the bed and, to the side of the room, another window, which looked out onto a neighbor's roof.
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So, for example, it might be possible to put an SRD film over a mirror or a window to create a smart window/mirror.
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Since my window faces the street, my building requires that I get it professionally installed so that it (hopefully) doesn't fall out the window.
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In the Settings window, select the Update & Security icon, and on the next screen choose Windows Update on the left side of the window.
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Before L. Frank Baum published "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" in 1900, he published "Show Window" in 1897, the trade paper of window dressing.
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When new construction comes within three feet of a lot-line window, the window has to be made to behave like a regular wall.
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If you're using Google Chrome, you'll see a window asking whether you'd like to share your whole screen or just a specific application window.
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If you're in one of the window suites, you get a pair of binoculars for peering out of the window, which is pretty cool.
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It has been said that the discovery opens a new window on the universe, but a new window would reveal only a different view.
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Start by selecting exactly what icons appear in that area: If you want the site to open in an app-like window, without the usual browser elements on top, click the "Open as window" option in the "Create shortcut?" pop-up window that appears.
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The person seated in the aisle seat can lean towards the aisle and the person seated in the window seat can lean on the window.
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He even had an office with a window looking into the boys' showers — a window the district said helps school officials prevent locker room bullying.
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And while the window edges are pinned, you're able to move them in to make the window smaller, but not out to make them larger.
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Cut taxes dramatically, and either keep the current window — meaning they would expire after 10 years — or extend that window to 20 or 25 years.
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The arch, called the Azure Window or the Dwejra Window, stood on the island of Gozo in Malta, where it was a popular tourist attraction.
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There's a plastic window that covers the S1's circuit board, but you can unscrew the window and hook up more components if you want.
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If that window doesn't work, because of weather, for instance, a backup window is set for Monday, July 3 beginning at 7:37 PM EDT.
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To create that window, DHS offered a one-month window for all DACA holders whose permits expired before March 5 to apply for a renewal.
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A bowling ball dropped from an apartment window barely missed another officer, and three teenagers tossed a homemade bomb through the window of a third.
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" A senior administration official who briefed reporters said a "window" opened after the Iranian nuclear deal "and we wanted to take advantage of that window.
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This year, the Window Covering Manufacturers Association announced that it would develop a revised standard for window covering safety by the end of this year.
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Rotate here, shoot off screen, hide behind this door, throw that shotgun, grab that knife, empty that magazine, avoid that window, fire through that window.
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Maybe that window is a championship window in Winnipeg and God is Cheveldayoff, ready to land a fourth-line winger for a sixth-round pick.
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It had a window leafed with gold curlicues and when you looked in the window you saw 222 shellac records, racked like drying dinner plates.
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A fire escape or a window ledge can make for an alluring solution — who wouldn't want a little box of nature perched outside the window?
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A plan formed: Why not spread the meat on a table next to an open window and on the window sill to keep it cool?
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Once you&aposre in this view, you can click any window to switch to it, or press F3 again to return to your current window.
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"So I got up out of bed and looked out my bedroom window and saw water 3 feet high gushing past my window," she said.
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Except, unlike Rear Window, The Woman in the Window seems to get increasingly strange as things go on, with the mystery folding back on her.
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Window washers dressed up as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to surprise about 60 of the hospital's patients, and also performed a short skit outside the window.
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Jalil said at least five of his co-workers jumped with him from the window, and he saw his boss jump from a third-story window.
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In the Applebee's interpretation, "Come to My Window" is less about lesbian sex, more about ordering cheesy quesadillas and mozzarella sticks from their drive thru window.
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And if you can't get a lot done in that short window of time, at least the size of that window is no longer a mystery.
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Glass back, part 2 — When you clean a window at home, do you then spend all your time with your hands pressed up against that window?
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"We've been moving our content from semi-exclusive catalog and 2nd-window unbranded content to branded exclusive 1st window original content for many years," Hastings said.
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When activated, you can see (and switch between) each window you are working on, and each window maintains split-view apps if you are using them.
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The society's executive director, Asad Zaman, said the imam's window was broken and cited a witness who saw someone standing by the window before the explosion.
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They're a window into the deep past of our solar system — but also a window into the future of life (or lack thereof) on planet Earth.
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Those pizzas come out of the oven behind a window in the dining room, a window that has had a crack in it for 50 years.
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I stepped into another place, off of a sidestreet in Meguro, after the chef behind the window beckoned me in (I'd already passed the window twice).
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When he stripped away the intellectual window-dressing from conservatism, it turned out that very few voters cared about that window-dressing in the first place.
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It's three minutes where it goes in an apartment building, coming out another window, going down to another window, going in and out, in and out.
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"The Woman in the Window" starts out with a "Rear Window" setup: Anna Fox spies on her neighbors, looking from her gentrified Harlem townhouse into theirs.
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In its motion, the cruise line said Anello knew the window was open and held his granddaughter out the window before she fell to her death.
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"The window of opportunity is still there, but our window of opportunity is narrowing," Tedros said at a news conference at the agency's headquarters in Geneva.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger who was partially sucked out of the plane window in the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 2009.
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"I looked out the side of the window and then I could see a truck, just in pieces out the side of the window," Comer said.
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You looked at a jacket and thought immediately of Palladio's symmetry: pocket-pocket is equivalent to window-window, a portico is equivalent to a jacket's opening.
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The Department of Fish and Wildlife and Tuolumne County Sheriff's deputies broke the bathroom window and coaxed the mountain lion to leap out of the window.
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In the episode "Frank Falls Out the Window," Frank almost dies after—you guessed it—falling out the window, where Charlie makes him sit to fart.
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Video posted to Facebook shows the officer making several attempts to break the window before it shatters and the bear slips out the window and runs away.
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In other words, the longer the window for your "temporary" tax cut, the longer the window you have to create the political circumstances for a further extension.
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In some cases, the user sees the content in this new window, but in other cases, the window is hidden behind the original site they are browsing.
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"Right above her head is a window with a curtain, so I snatched the curtain down from the window and placed it on the floor," Williams explains.
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He casually strolls up to the window of the West Covina police department, raps his bat against the window a couple of times and then starts hacking.
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He realized, looking at the dimensions of the window and the room, there was no way his father could have run and plunged out of the window.
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With your finger held down, drag the window to whichever side you would like it, then select the window you want to take up the other half.
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Now, The Window and the Breaking of the Window asks its visitors to reexamine their understanding of the intersection of personal identity and mass demonstrations in America.
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You tap the multitasking button on the lower right, drag one window to the left, then pick another open window to fill the right (or vice versa).
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Step One: Measure the window and the roomThe first thing you want to do is know the size of the window you'll be installing the AC into.
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Much like it is for human window washers, one of the biggest challenges for the robots is the unexpected, such as a person opening up a window.
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There is now a window of policies that are acceptable to the Republican base, and another for Democrats, but on the national level, there is no window.
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"I remember looking out the window and thinking that the only way to fix this was to kill myself, was to jump out the window," she added.
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Users message a Slack bot from the standard Slack chat window, and the messages beam into a shop window inside the little Nintendo town of BS-X.
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Although other homes on his block had similar window boxes, it reveals that anything sticking out of a window — not just a flower pot — could be hazardous.
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Since the mounted glass moves 5 times farther than the truck window, it would have an impact force that is one-fifth that of the truck window.
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"In the old days, window displays were the primary form of marketing — fashion was the same as butcher shops and fishmongers," one prominent window dresser told her.
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Poets might debate whether the eyes are the window to the soul, but eye doctors know that the eyes are quite literally a window into the body.
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There was one seat by the window on the right, two seats in the middle of the cabin, and one seat by the window on the left.
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"He took his winning tickets to the window while the window was still open," said Brian T. Foley, an executive compensation consultant who analyzed Mr. Stumpf's transactions.
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That exhibition, "The Window and the Breaking of the Window," showcases protest art, including Mr. Shepherd's portraits of the Charleston victims and other targets of racist violence.
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"You spend almost as much time looking out the back window as the front window," Keating said of driving on the same track with much faster cars.
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Our son must have decided to put the window down to look for daddy or tell them something and then somehow rolled it up on himself (the window button on the explorer is a toggle switch so left and right makes it go up and down) which is unlike our other car window in which you actually have to pull up on the lever to move the window.
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But if you think about smashing a window with a hammer while wired into a BMI, without any intention of actually smashing the window, and this triggers your autonomous robot to go break the nearest window with its onboard hammer, well—it's much less clear who is at fault.
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Advocacy groups, such as Gay Blood Drive, say that the gap between the window needed to test and the window imposed by the FDA is driven by stigma.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThey're both ways of getting more than one app up on screen at once, either via a hovering window (Slide Over) or a docked window (Split View).
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The cause was reportedly a cracked window, an eerie reminder of the emergency landing last month when a Southwest engine exploded, breaking a window and killing a passenger.
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Based on the famous cathedral in Barcelona, the basic objective of Sagrada is to build your own stain-glassed window using the gem-like dice and "window" templates.
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"You have a limited window in this game, just like us as individuals who don't play — and them — we have a limited window on this earth," Hollins said.
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They looked through the window of the stairwell door, but could not see anything, and Officer Landau shined his flashlight through the window, according to a prosecution memorandum.
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When I looked back to the front window of our modular house, I half-expected to see the shape of my dead father again, standing in the window.
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Gran hands the swaddled baby to her through the car window as the sirens draw near, then she closes the window before the blonde can hand it back.
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Police allege Fernando pushed his mother from their second floor apartment window and then jumped out of the same window and began to kick and stomp on her.
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Twitter says that 27 million tweets were sent globally about the Super Bowl, including a three-hour window before the game and a 30-minute window directly afterward.
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I tapped the App Drawer Icon at the bottom of my iMessage window and it opened on an inch-or-so-deep iMessage Window I've never seen before.
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Maybe it's time we throw that experience narrative out the window with the same force the Washington Capitals throw chances to win the Stanley Cup out the window.
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To mark the anniversay, Paradinas made a mix of entirely RDJ-made tracks and remixes under his various aliases including Aphex Twin, Polygon Window, AFX, and Caustic Window.
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In addition to this window, there was a panoramic window overlooking the deck in front of the kitchen table, as well as overhead windows in the loft areas.
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For those without air conditioning, you could also use a window fan to draw cool air into your room (Wirecutter recommends the Bionaire Twin Reversible Airflow Window Fan).
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He then broke a window and used internet and telephone cables to descend to the sixth floor, where he re-entered through another window and managed to escape.
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A collage on a right-rear window, which also appears on a window on the left side, features campaign images of Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.
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Recently Maryellen Stewart, a freelance copywriter for luxury brands, was window-shopping in SoHo when she noticed a large sign in a restaurant window advertising a "curated" menu.
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Mr. Londonio planned to exploit it by cutting caulking from around the window with a razor, punching holes on the sides of the window, according to the report.
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My parents were shouting as I finally found the power-window switch and, too late, hung my head out the window, the night air cooling my blazing shame.
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Yes, at least one version comes with a "reusable cracked window vinyl sticker" — a reference to the actual Cybertruck's window being repeatedly broken on stage during its debut.
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"In Sanders' last presidential campaign, he opened the window of opportunity and I don't think that window can be closed again," DSA national director Maria Svart told CNN.
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Upon reaching the rose window in the attic, Karim pulls it open to reveal that this is a window into another dimension, where you can see what's going on.
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Screenshot: Amazon PrimeAccording to Third Window Films, who maintains the rights to distribution and sales worldwide, this is a bootleg uploaded to Amazon Prime without Third Window Film's permission.
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And Overton argued that the easiest way to move that window was to force people to consider ideas at the extremes, as far away from the window as possible.
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You'll know that it's active when your message window has a blue header and a warning near the bottom of the compose window that the content will be protected.
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According to Chinese state media CCTV, the boy climbed out of the window on Monday afternoon and fell, leaving his head stuck between the bars around the window frame.
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The Hobot window robot was super easy to set up, I just had to put on the cleaning pads, spray down the window, and it was set to go.
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On the five-hour journey, you do everything that real airline passengers can: slide open your window, close your window, lower your cup holder, read an entire actual novel.
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Once we pulled out of the station, it became apparent that we not only had one long window but a second upper window, slightly hidden by the upper berth.
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All of these policies seem to prevent more deaths than they cause in a 10-year window (although not always in a five-year window), based on the model.
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On the left side of the window that opens, click the name of your user account, and on the right side of the window, click the Login Items tab.
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" - Tom, 238 "He snuck through my bedroom window.
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" - Dre, 24 "Smashed by fallen window AC unit.
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These are the best window air conditioners:Best AC overall: LG LW000ER Air Conditioner Best in multiple sizes: Friedrich Chill Series CP08G10B Window Air ConditionerBest for large rooms: LG LW1516ER Air ConditionerBest smart AC: LG 115V Dual Inverter Smart Window Air Conditioner — (14,000 BTU, 18,000 BTU, 22,000 BTU)Best for small rooms: hOmelabs Window Air ConditionerBest hack to make your AC smart: Belkin WeMo Mini Smart PlugPrices and links are current as of 1/27/2020.
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Rather than sitting in your window, this portable AC sits in your room and comes with a hose installation kit — though the hose will need to connect to your window.
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Even if the Penguins' window stays open beyond this year, Crosby will be looking across the way at his Capitals neighbors trying to pry their window open with a crowbar.
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"We can put a window to the ocean in the palm of someone's hand and let them explore the underwater world and national marine sanctuaries through that window," says Tartt.
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And sometimes clicking a link in an app would open a new browser window instead of a tab in the existing window I had open, which is unpredictable and annoying.
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The witness appeared to struggle to remember exactly what she'd told police but said her head never smashed into a window, though it did come into contact with the window.
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Now, they have a small window — a small window — to start normalizing, and I think they intend to take advantage of it," Allianz's chief economic adviser told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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" The Woman in the Window A.J. Finn "The Woman in the Window is a seductive and unpredictable novel about an agoraphobic woman with a tricky past who witnesses a murder.
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Most of us have walls with glass in them, however, and that's the window of opportunity SolarGaps is reaching for, with a Kickstarter campaign for its solar panel window blinds.
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Resolve to create a "willingness window" once or twice a week for 15 minutes and decide with your partner on an arousal-generating activity you can put in that window.
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Since the advent of photography, the metaphor of the window has taken on additional significance, as light passes through and bounces off the camera's lens as it does the window.
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Those devices generally fall into one of three categories: A wall or window air conditioner is an A/C unit that gets mounted inside — get this — a wall or window.
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Nevertheless, Congress uses a ten-year window to estimate the cost of legislation, and a resolution occurring in year eight or nine may not be fully repaid within that window.
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That last touch is less Eleanor Oliphant or Girl on the Train and more Rear Window, which is one of the movies that Woman in the Window heavily references throughout.
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Use insulated window films Window films offer a ton of benefits, from cutting energy costs to providing you privacy while still enjoying the view and light of the great outdoors.
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"This is a limited window into the vast activities Iran is engaged in, and it's a limited window into what the U.S. government knows about these actors," Mr. Anderson said.
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Haley Ebert, who was in a window seat above the right wing, said she had raised her window shade after hearing a "huge bang" that she likened to a gunshot.
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Breathing deep, I slowly opened the window again, tapped a button to activate the grenade, tossed it forward like I was throwing a bowling ball, and closed the window again.
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Here are just a few examples of other times Badu has stirred controversy: 'Window Seat' to history In 2010, Badu filmed a video for her single "Window Seat" in Dallas.
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"The window of opportunity we have now may close, so we need to use the window of opportunity we have now by hammering the outbreak in any country," Tedros said.
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I like the idea that there are things coming in through the window and through you and then down to the piano and out the window on the other side.
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The camera lingers on the open window, only for Tommen to casually re-enter frame sans crown, and abruptly exit through said window to his death ... without saying a word.
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The expansive glass—one window is the size of a standard plane door—bathes passengers in natural light and provides views perhaps rivaled only by the International Space Station's observation window.
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If you use the snap window feature, you can select an area and pin it to the top of the screen and use other apps or features in the lower window.
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There is also a search window so you can search for, say, "close," and you'll find ways to close the current tab or the current window by just using your keyboard.
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The iPhone has opened that very big window and we love it for it, but there are times when it makes us feel like we want to jump out a window.
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Sola David-Borha, Chief Executive Africa Regions at Standard Bank - one of the authorised dealers in the new window - said the window was working "reasonably well" and there was definitely liquidity.
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The report states that almost all of the injuries involved the cords that move window blinds up and down, and plenty of window blinds these days no longer have those cords.
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To get out of the split screen, click the green expand button again and that window will go back to its original size, and the other window will stay full screen.
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Details of the alleged window incident are scarce, but the wrongly-filed court papers claim that Perrette crawled through Shivers&apos window and immediately attacked his female guest while hurling obscenities.
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Peering into the clouds of High Society makes your reflection appear in a far-off window; in another window, looking into a blue sky, only your features appear, recalling Magritte's Sheherazade.
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NTSB documents reveal the FBI did a chemical and visual examination of the window from the Acela train and found no indication a bullet caused the damage to the train's window.
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The officers who tested the substance said they pulled Fincher over because the car she was riding in had dark window tints, although they later admitted the window coloring was legal.
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If you're using Window Zoom, you can change your zoom level by tapping the bar at the bottom of the zoom window and use the toolbar in the menu that appears.
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Another shopping scenario, this one in Théophile Alexandre Steinlen's lithograph "The Shop Window," involves two women admiring the goods for sale in a brightly lighted window on an otherwise murky street.
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About 30 minutes before the two-hour window, Comcast sends the customer a notification through the Comcast mobile app giving a narrower, half-hour window when the technician expects to arrive.
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It simply opens a window that contains a cute emoticon and a message informing the user that they won't be able to close the window no matter how hard they try.
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If you decide later you want to reconnect the new message into the corner of the Gmail window, click the downward-pointing arrow on the right side of the floating window.
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President Trump has a window of opportunity to mitigate the worsening plight of persecuted Christians and those belonging to other faiths around the world—but that window won't stay open forever.
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Natalie: Right, so you could say that no one is allowed to hang flags from their window, but not that no one is allowed to hang Confederate flags from their window.
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And she is at this bus stop and she sees the window, there's a crack in the window, and for some reason she just wants to smush it, and she does.
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It's built on a four-foot system: Every four feet, you can decide whether you have a full-height wall, a full-height window, a clerestory or a half-size window.
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If you do not want to anchor the window in a screen corner, hold down the Mac's Command key while you drag the window to your preferred position on the desktop.
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If you press the Command, Shift and 4 keys and then press the space bar immediately, you can click the highlighted window to take a cropped screenshot of just that window.
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WINDOW ONTO WILLIAMSBURG Sky is starved, so the first thing I do is nurse her while sitting in a rocking chair by the window in our bedroom, which overlooks McCarren Park.
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The bright sparkly triangle belly tops and low-cut flares were just window dressing for a message that has stayed with me since then: You can be more than window dressing.
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" In addition to skylights, Mr. Shear said, Mr. Kelly asked for a large, high window in the room: "Ellsworth said he wanted that big window there, that looks out onto pines.
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For instance, if it's placed on a window, it can detect when the window is opened, while if it's in a room it can tell if somebody's moving through that room.
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A repeat demonstration on the rear window yielded another busted window, adding insult to injury for the truck that has already become the subject of numerous memes mocking its idiosyncratic design.
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One video, narrated in Yiddish and shot from a second-floor window at the scene, showed an armored vehicle just after it rammed into the front window of the kosher market.
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The window becomes a stage – people move across it.
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Above his post was a window with his own .
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" — O_Fiddlesticks "As I'm on the phone, the window breaks.
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" "I was sitting, but I couldn't see the window.
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So … Couple arrested performing fellatio in the storefront window.
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Caustic Window – Joyrex J5 (Joyrex J5 EP / Rephlex)14.
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Caustic Window – Italic Eyeball (Joyrex J4 EP / Rephlex)23.
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Try to keep the air flowing — crack a window.
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" This window was "the sweet spot of palliative care.
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" Fraidycat, he says, is your "window on the world.
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And that building — see that window, six floors up?
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" He added that such efforts are "just window dressing.
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A window will pop up showing you all the apps you have open and you can select and force quit as many as you need without leaving the window, saving you time.
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As the user watches porn or other content in the main window, unscrupulous ad networks use the hidden window to load different websites at timed intervals, racking up views and ad impressions.
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You may see an open window, you may see fire from that window, but you don&apost know how many shooters you&aposre dealing with and you have to tactically approach that.
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For those who want a say in where the case is heard, there's only a 10-day window to file—however, no one is quite sure when that 10-day window begins.
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Take Better Screenshots and Video Mojave's new Screenshot tool allows you to capture screenshots of different sizes all from the same window: the entire screen, a selected window, or a custom portion.
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When I was finished eating, I placed my linen napkin on the table and looked out the window—not an airplane window, but the one in the Bangkok Air Catering conference room.
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You can quickly minimize a window screen on a Mac, as well as exit full-screen mode to minimize a window, so that you can more efficiently use your computer's screen space.
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As in "Rear Window," the mystery begins when a housebound but sharp-eyed and inquisitive person happens to see, or imagines that she has seen, a murder committed through a neighboring window.
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They said that is what helped to steer them through catastrophe when one of the plane's engine's exploded, sending debris through a window and partially blowing one passenger out of a window.
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Discount Window: Federal Reserve lending to depository institutions (the "discount window") plays an important role in supporting the liquidity and stability of the banking system and the effective implementation of monetary policy.
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Breaking out a window or sending down window cleaners would have been too risky, Ms. Donnelly-Coyne said, so officials baited live traps with cat food and placed them on the roof.
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Write the first message in your planned thread and then tap the small plus (+) icon in the bottom-right corner of the composition window to create a window for the next post.
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I installed a blackout roller shade in the window, put up trim pieces on the sides of it to cut off any extra light, and then covered the window on the door.
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" In another, he called a department store to report that a woman was hanging from a 10th-floor window ledge: "And I was just sitting, I was looking out my window, and I, uh, uh, noticed there's a woman — there's a woman hanging from a window ledge on your building about 10 flights up and she's.
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Barbeau shattered the couple&aposs rear window with his fist and then reached into the car, grabbed Stackhouse's arm through the open driver's side window and bent it until it snapped, she said.
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Mackenzie Peddle told the CBC that he came to when he heard a woman tapping on the window of his truck, then saw the broken window and the ax sitting next to him.
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"Other new windowing features include a new app overlay window for apps to use instead of system alert window, and multi-display support for launching an activity on a remote display," Google says.
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When a user visits one of these piracy sites, a new browser window is automatically opened during their session, and this new window is used to load a different website or an ad.
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"The best recommendation we have for parents is to move furniture away from a window,'' Dr. Adella Garland told the newspaper of the influx of accidents, adding, "window screens do not prevent falls.
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Although cockpit window cracking can be an alarming and spectacular event, seldom is the situation serious enough to completely compromise the integrity of the offending window: There are two thick panes of glass.
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When debris from the explosion blew out the window next to her, it caused Riordan to be partially sucked out of the aircraft through the gaping hole where the window used to be.
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Essentially, you can drag out elements from inside an app — like a note, an email, a compose window, or a tab — and as you drag, it will let you create a new window.
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