| Now the beauty is that the hologram forms so tightly to your body that if someone touches the hologram it doesn't glitch or anything. |
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| I am guessing that deep down inside my inexcitability about life was just a temporary glitch and I am an optimist after all. |
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| The ignition coil of his car suffered a glitch after 17 laps of afternoon practice. |
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| Summer's here, and the time is right even for hermetic glitch heads to get outside and lay back in the sun. |
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| It took most of the next morning to figure out the glitch and devise a temporary fix. |
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| An unforeseeable minor glitch in his water pump left him dead in the water for three days. |
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| A computer glitch at one general practice resulted in prescriptions being issued with the real cost of the drug printed alongside each item. |
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| He rang with a glitch on his computer, I talked him through something I hoped would sort it out for him. |
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| A real-time scope offers the advantage of capturing and measuring transient phenomena like an occasional glitch in a fast clock. |
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| A glitch at Amazon's Canadian site has briefly lifted the veil of anonymity which protected the identities of reviewers. |
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| He hopes that will prove to have been a temporary glitch in his quest for more glory. |
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| The loss of a handful of email messages because of a technical glitch is an irritation. |
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| Because of some unaccountable glitch, Paul is unable to get the following item posted this morning. |
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| A businessman has been left in a stew after a computer glitch landed him with 250,000 tins of lentil soup. |
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| An announcement over the public address system indicated there was a technical glitch. |
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| One minor glitch in the menu system prevents you from returning to the main menu from the aspect ratio selection screen. |
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| Many firms see the recessionary side of the current market as a temporary glitch, rather than a cause for serious concern. |
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| People who would love and cherish a child and because of some cosmic glitch may never get to do so. |
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| A slight glitch in the real life, nothing terribly serious, just time consuming. |
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| As your ruler Mercury goes retrograde, you could experience an unexpected glitch. |
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| The one glitch of the play that I must note was the unexpected thunder at the start of the second half of the performance after intermission. |
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| This Slovenian EDM star plays an atmospheric blend of hip-hop, glitch, electro, old-school soul and dubstep. |
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| He also would frequently get angry when the programs would glitch and he couldn't write what he wanted to on the screen. |
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| It seems the flu virus, rather than a computer glitch, turned out to be the real millennium bug. |
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| However, because of a glitch, these were unavailable to review at the time of going to press. |
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| This is either a slight glitch that they'll fix, or I'm being a muppet and misunderstanding the process. |
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| She blamed the glitch on a software error and said that once it was spotted it was taken down immediately. |
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| I knew there hadn't been any of those, so it must have been a temporary glitch, right? |
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| Every now and then, there is frustration when there is a software glitch or a hardware fault, causing messages to appear on the screen in highly technical language. |
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| By updating your daily position on a long trip, you increase your chances of a rapid rescue in the event of a glitch. |
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| A lawsuit in Oklahoma seeks to scuttle this effort, claiming that a legislative glitch prohibits subsidies on the federal exchanges. |
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| As a brief glitch this would have been irritating but excusable. |
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| If a glitch is found in CERN's result, the whole thing will rapidly be swept under the carpet and forgotten. |
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| A computer glitch caused the loss of part of their listings and every effort is being made to repair the damage. |
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| After one technical glitch, Mr. Maranghides counts down to the spark that starts the fire. |
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| That would require the rocket to run for 55 to 60 seconds without a glitch. |
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| The second glitch came a few hours after that, when some of the cables used to pull the ship upright started to slack. |
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| When the batteries were changed, some glitch caused Elmo to reveal his dark side. |
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| The second is that there is a glitch in the mutual fund software, and you just aren't getting the updates. |
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| But a recent daylight time glitch in iPhones that fouled up the clock could give some early risers pause. |
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| In the first few days of January there was a glitch in the supply of euros to consumers and their use for current transactions. |
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| Sometimes, a tech glitch means you are prevented from looking at other users. |
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| This was a mistake, a glitch or hiccup in Lara's life plans. |
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| If you still have the same glitch even after following these points, please contact your Evolis reseller or distributor. |
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| As our customers are all engaged in industry, we understand fully that any glitch is liable to have a significant impact. |
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| There, Wynd confesses that he had spent the night sleeping on the floor, after a technical glitch was discovered around midnight. |
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| Even one minor glitch and the machine could wrench itself out of his control. |
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| His knowledge was indispensable, and he was always readily on call to remedy any minor glitch that would occur. |
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| In order to pinpoint a performance glitch during a test, NeoLoad collects information from the server infrastructure via its monitoring modules. |
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| It may seem obvious after shares in a glitch company have recovered, but how do investors differentiate a glitch from a problem that is more systemic within a business? |
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| In the limelight, every glitch and wart becomes an eyesore for an international audience. |
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| What made everyone most uneasy was the mysterious disappearance of the glitch. |
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| The glitch was discovered by Lothian and Borders Police in 2002 during pilot tests of tagging devices before they were rolled out across Scotland. |
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| I said that it must have been some kind of a joke or a computer glitch, that it was a no-brainer and I would get it fixed in a second. |
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| Since the glitch did not emerge in subsequent tests in the rover test bed at JPL, the engineers concluded then it may have been a one-time incident. |
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| The dynamic played out, but unfortunately for Idol, there was a glitch. |
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| I am pretty sure it's another computer glitch, but hey, it's not my fault and it's perfectly legal. |
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| The only glitch came when the pin, which was inserted in the outside of my gums, loosened due to hard brushing and wasn't strong enough to anchor the wire pulling my teeth backward. |
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| Rarely a day goes by when I don't lollop damply down a street, cursing inadequate directions, a public transport glitch or an ill-thought-out heel. |
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| Yochai Benkler, a Harvard law professor, has described how the rise of free stuff, collaborative production and non-commercial products such as Wikipedia, create a glitch within capitalism. |
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| A little technical glitch just took place so apologies for the lull. |
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| In early April it halted applications for new domains after discovering a technical glitch that may have allowed some applicants to view each other's confidential plans. |
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| In fact, with the widespread use of n-tier architecture and multiple layers, the source of a performance glitch is often hard to pinpoint without the necessary tools. |
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| Mr. Gerry Ritz: Mr. Chairman, there is a bit of a glitch in that argument. |
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| In spite of a slight glitch, with the next sentence we rapidly get back on track, the exact technical term comes to mind and the message is completed. |
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| At a time when we are defending a global system free of any obstacles, this trade war is a glitch in global competition, which is supposed to be fair and just. |
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| In other words, the court looked to us to fix a glitch in the law. |
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| I was able to install in less than five minutes without a glitch. |
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| Two days later, the EC confirmed that it had issued the certificate to the new party, indicating that a technical glitch had prevented it from issuing the certificate two days prior. |
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| Since 2004, Czarnecki has been a driving force in AACH's work to fix the subsidy glitch for federal housing co-ops and to extend funding as federal operating agreements expire. |
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| India Yamaha Motor will recall 56,082 units of its Ray scooters in the country to fix a glitch in the handlebar. |
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| This observation has been variously interpreted as a nuclear test, meteor, or instrumentation glitch. |
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| But nobody has yet delivered a cloud computing system that is glitch free. |
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| A North East Ukip candidate has been left off ballot papers delivered to a polling station in an election day glitch. |
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| Earlier this month, Apple issued a statement, saying the problem was caused by a software glitch that overstates network signal strength. |
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| The glitch impaired the airline's ability to do such things as conduct check-ins, print boarding passes and monitor the weight of each aircraft. |
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| Prior to the current study, researchers knew that Timothy syndrome is caused by a tiny glitch in the gene that codes for a calcium channel protein in cell membranes. |
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| He had to finally consider the possibility that this was a genuine electronic switchboarding glitch, and what he was hearing was not intended for his benefit. |
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| Wasps went through the season well, after the cup glitch, and retained the English title for a second time, by beating Leicester Tigers in the final at Twickenham. |
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| The email was intended for nine students, but an IT glitch caused the email to be sent to 400 additional families, who didn't necessarily have a place. |
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| His character will glitch into the wall and out of the level. |
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| Seven-year glitch with sweet sharon 6 I have a sharon fruit tree in a pot. |
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