However, when she hit the ground, her left shoulder came in contact with the side panel of the control console. |
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Most importantly, as a place to write music, a console doesn't have that taint of school or music-lesson. |
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He got to his feet as quickly as he could, staggered then made his way to the console and tried to turn off the autopilot. |
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Unplug the drier, open up the console area, disconnect the wires to the buzzer, and tape them off. |
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As any sports fanatic knows, commentary can make or break any game, whether on TV or on a console. |
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Game saves are saved to memory stick, and a 32MB stick is included with the console. |
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So watch out all you mobile phone makers, all you console vendors, all you PC producers. |
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The Cambiocorsa also comes with a little T-bar reverse selector on the centre console. |
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The console hummed with power and the holographic interface screens popped up all around her, information being processed. |
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While the side scroller lives on and makes an occasional appearance in a console game, the future is platformers in vast 3D worlds. |
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Blair shut off both engines, then flipped a switch on the console that lowered both bower and sea anchors. |
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She went to see him the next morning, after secluding herself in her room with only Becca's soothing voice through the door to console her. |
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Microsoft's second-generation Xbox game console will contain a PowerPC microprocessor, sources confirmed Monday. |
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The center console is neat and simple, stressing a less-is-more minimalism. |
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Given that most of these types of games were meant for the PC, translating the interface to work with a console hasn't always worked. |
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You also console yourself with the knowledge that these are historical artefacts from a bygone era. |
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The intercom beeped on a console near the galley and Merlin moved to thumb the control. |
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The console enables subscribers to watch or record two programs simultaneously, or view one while time-shifting another. |
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You have to give Microsoft a lot of credit for beating the pants off of Nintendo in the console gaming market so fast. |
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This facility uses the same ability to write to a user's console to send messages directly to their screen. |
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Activating a low-range mode with a console toggle switch, the driver can automatically prepare several control systems for off-pavement driving. |
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Lift the top approximately 8 in., press the button on the center console and the hard tonneau opens up. |
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Reverse is engaged by pulling on a special T-bar on the centre console that operates a microswitch. |
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He began pressing various keys on the console whilst Drake towelled himself off and walked over to the controls. |
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He would just have to wait for his shift at the computer console and, in the meantime, try to remain content. |
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It flows into a center console that places the requisite cupholders next to the new floor-mounted shift lever. |
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So he'd helped his miserable friend console his woe begotten soul with some more hard liquor until he'd passed out. |
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If the DJ sets up near the console, the DJ mixer's outputs can be patched into channel line inputs. |
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He pressed a few buttons on the console and an image appeared on one of the television monitors. |
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I can only console myself with the thought that all my diving mates were equally bladdered and therefore unlikely to recall my antics. |
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Music can enhance a good mood, confirm a bad mood, console me, remind me of specific events, people, places in my life. |
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I was reduced to spelling out each letter of the name while the clerk typed them into his console, which soon issued a single ticket. |
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Dozens, maybe hundreds, of used console games are on sale in their October blowout sale. |
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The white console is customisable too, with the ability to swap everything from the console's faceplate to the skins on the software interface. |
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The Xbox was launched as a gaming console, but has become a multiplatform entertainment system. |
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It is a great playing game that is highly suited to the console platform with its simple controls, easily navigable menus and great graphics. |
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In the lounge was the navigator console, various computers hidden in the walls for research, sofas, tables, and reading material. |
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He unstrapped himself from his command chair and moved on unsteady legs to the communications console. |
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An optional center console with power outlet can be latched between the front seats or second-row bucket seats. |
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As she lifted herself up from the computer console, walking towards her cabin in a dizzy, almost vertiginous way, she tripped on a sharp object. |
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I would have loved at one stage to be able to play DVDs on my video game console. |
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Pretty much any control button found on a handheld console can be imitated virtually on screen. |
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He was taking cover behind the ruined console, so he could avoid their first volley of bullets. |
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He may have even called up Katy to help console him, but that doesn't mean they hooked up. |
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I am very, very close to becoming a cam girl, and soliciting perverts to buy me a gaming console. |
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Although now largely empty, the public rooms were originally decorated to impress, with many console tables supporting candelabra. |
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There are map and bottle holders, pockets on the backs of the front seats, a sunglasses holder and oddments boxes in the centre console. |
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Those words may have to console the goalkeeper through a long, hard winter. |
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They simply sat around a card table, and glanced over at the console every once in a while. |
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Directly after the battle at Lake George, the Mohawks and Oneidas left for home to console their families and did not return as promised. |
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The design of the case allows users to hold the console up to their ear to make phone calls. |
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There's a stand-up head in the center console and lots of lockable stowage. |
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Surgeons would operate the system from a remote video console which is linked to robotic instruments positioned above the operating table. |
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My oppo, Mike goes into the machine room and fires up the console on the server. |
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For instance, a retractor can keep a console model away from a strobe or electric scooter. |
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Tyler walked over to the console and gripped the wheel attached to the center. |
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The central console and dash area was nice and cheerful looking, mainly down to a good, simple design encased in shiny metal effect. |
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The versatile engineer uses minimal outboard gear, relying mostly on the console for EQ and other effects. |
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We will have to console ourselves with having held his seat against a self-funded millionaire challenger. |
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These swell boxes are, in effect, small rooms with louvered fronts, which can be opened and closed by means of pedals at the console. |
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Leanne's hand hovered over a large, blue button on her console, preparing to press it. |
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And the only reason I can fathom for putting the electric window switches on the centre console is that it's cheaper. |
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Every now and then, we in the gaming community are presented with a pathetic excuse for a video game, a console port. |
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He did his best to console them and help them to make their peace with God. |
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This means administrators can, hypothetically, control a wide variety of systems from a single management console. |
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A small fridge is nestled beside him, salt and pepper shakers stand in the centre console and a bed stretches behind the seats. |
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The interior changes include revised facia, switches, dashboard and centre console. |
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We on the left console ourselves with mutterings about false consciousness. |
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They comfort, console, offer hope, inspire humanitarian endeavors, and can inspire work for justice. |
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A Nietzschean may see it as a lie with which the feeble and timid console themselves for their inability to seize life as it should be seized. |
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In recent months, much has been said of the upcoming infusion of games and talent into the console market. |
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I return to the fetal position with my remote control and try to console myself. |
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The laptop sitting on the center console continuously pinging at the networks being discovered. |
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The radio is of the small and fiddly variety, with the controls at the base of the central console, making them hard to reach while driving. |
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Lucinda pressed a few buttons on her console, bring up menus, pressing buttons and inputting data. |
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Intended for international conferences, the convention centre will also have a business centre, a media console and an exclusive resource centre. |
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She had automatically taken her sister into her arms to console her and now Alice was sobbing on her shoulder. |
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If for some reason a motor or harmonic drive unit failed, it could be disengaged from the control console and could free-wheel. |
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The limo was expensively furnished, upholstered in leather and faux wood, a large electronic control console on the passenger side. |
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It features a 2-tone color scheme and a central spine shape that also appears on the center console and instrument panel. |
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Data storage can be managed at a central location and recovery, even of infected files, can be controlled from a single console. |
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The control console has complete instruments for both engines although there is no convenient charting space available. |
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The wood panels make the console nice-looking, the layout of controls is truly eye-catching and the control layout makes sense. |
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The medical physicist or the radiation therapist programs the control console. |
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Once someone gains access to the management console of a switch, he or she has complete control over the parameters of the switch. |
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Each has a console, extra controller, the DVD playback kit, and various games. |
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I can't honestly say that a lead between my controller and the console has ever proved restrictive in my gaming pleasure. |
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Shirked off, Arthur follows Joan to the bathroom and, as he watches her, his eyes click on like an old-fashioned radio console. |
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Five little televisions sat on a console, each monitoring several different security rooms. |
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Jacob redirected the video feed from the console to a camera above the viewing window. |
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Greta folded her arms across her chest, peering from the scope to the radio console. |
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My suite has classic Lanna touches in its fabrics and art works, and a cannily rotating television console. |
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A meteorite crashed through the ceiling, bounced off the radio console, swiped the side of her left thigh and rolled onto the floor. |
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He flipped a few switches on the radio console and pressed the transmit button. |
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Several television monitors embedded in the console gave a wider view below and to the sides. |
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Even the organ console was designed to match the Mayan decor of the theater. |
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In the museum lobby, a main directory resting on a console introduces the tactile itinerary on the slanted glass surface. |
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She said the family made every effort to console Joyce but had been let down by his lies. |
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With a thick book as a paper-weight, her engravings, of which she was so proud, trail over a console table with its bronze grotesques. |
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Other summery touches include raffia tassels on the window shades and a tailored raffia cover on the console table. |
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Pieces include an extending table, armchairs, long benches, loungers and console tables. |
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Placing her half empty punch glass on the console table next to the sofa, Maria rose and slipped her hand through James's outstretched arm. |
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Large looking glasses were often sold en suite with console tables with matching ornamentation. |
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The top of the mirror repeats the angle of the ceiling, while the curve of the console table echoes the curve in the hearth. |
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However, as we began fleshing out the characters and the story, we realized that the game was much more appropriate as a console platform game. |
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A six-station internal telephone system is linked via the operator's console to the external communications system. |
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After the initial evaluation, Rob walked over to a small console near a corner of the room. |
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The naval soldier moved to stand next to the weapons console, rifle held at port arms. |
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This easily is one of the best looking games that will appear on the current crop of console hardware. |
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I said maybe he is at some friends, to try to console her by offering crumbs of comfort. |
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Boston Whaler's new boat takes their unsinkable 32-foot center console and adds a decent-sized cuddy cabin forward. |
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Front seat occupants get their own cup holders which pop out from the centre of the console. |
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I cursed myself for not going out before and slammed my fist down on the console. |
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Saddle leather is also used for the top roll of the dashboard and center console. |
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He caressed the smooth surface of the metallic console, feeling the familiar vibrations of the huge gas turbine engines that propelled his ship. |
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The plastic dash and centre console, where the gear lever was mounted, looked sturdy and practical. |
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It might seem odd that DJs and techno bands from Sweden to Austria would abandon conventional mixing decks for a hand-sized games console. |
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All those who register will go into a prize draw and BT has donated an X-box games console as a prize. |
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Crafted by hand, this demilune console table has a fossil stone top that adds an old-world feel to any environment. |
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The 575M also has a sensor that enables the driver to check tyre pressures in normal day-to-day driving, courtesy of a dial on the console. |
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A console server with a modem attached can support a number of system consoles through a single dial-in connection. |
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Nothing beats that new console smell, except actually using that spiffy new console to enact some serious pwnage. |
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People are unable to face death, they say, only belief in life beyond the grave will console them. |
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A large center console separates the interior into distinct right and left sections. |
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His Europhile followers console themselves with the belief Gordon hasn't gone cold on the concept of a single currency. |
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But wanting a game console and a mobile phone for a birthday got a pretty dusty answer. |
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Depending on what system you purchase this year, you will also find unique features exclusive to your console. |
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She pulls herself up using the console table for support and grabs the phone. |
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Lawrence looked over to the radio console and made a slashing motion across his throat. |
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We all know that console add-on devices usually perform VERY poorly in terms of penetration rate into the actual console market. |
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Rick lunged over the console, drawing a protesting electronic whine from the stereo speakers in the walls and ceiling. |
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It saves a lot of space onstage, and since it is programmable and recallable, you can mix all three bands on one console. |
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The windows around wink and flash in cryptograms, a galactic console of messages coded in light, in diamonds and topazes and amber. |
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The iPod is also an alarm clock, a games console and, with the right attachments, a voice recorder or FM radio. |
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If you're wanting to be able to get a handle on dual stick control, it might be an idea to check out one of the console ports of Serious Sam. |
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I didn't check the others, but the Opteron box was displaying a generic screensaver over a locked console. |
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As she walked over to the console, Krys took note of the small amber light glowing from the edge of the security screen. |
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We all have fond memories of Sharon and her zest for life and we hope that such memories will in some way console those who mourn her. |
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It's there in part because I remember how friends and associates would try to console me after I'd been zinged. |
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When I go from playing my PC to playing a shooter on a console I find it choppy and annoying. |
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Its cushion can be folded under the seat on the left-hand side, and a console with cupholders and a storage box can be positioned in its place. |
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In addition, Unix, Linux and Windows boxes can all be controlled via the same console. |
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Odin's fingers flew over the console, skipping from key to key, arming all weapons on the ship. |
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We have had unexplained lockups, however, on all the servers, in which the console becomes locked and the machine has to be hard reset. |
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It uses the first serial port for all informational messages as the system boots and accepts logins from that console once the system is up. |
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You use the key for the doors and the tailgate as well as the fuel filler, glovebox and console bin. |
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The introduction of every new DVD and widescreen television eats into our living space, adds another bulky remote console and takes another series of wires across our rooms. |
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Bruce places his palm on a sophisticated console set into the wall. |
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This woke her husband, who questioned and tried to console her, to no avail. |
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The Xbox Live Marketplace is accessible to everyone who connects their Xbox 360 console to a broadband connection and creates an Xbox Live account. |
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This theme is carried through to the interior with a lower seating position, aluminium trim elements, a higher centre console and a compact instrument cluster. |
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As McSpadden wailed in grief, Head climbed on the hood of the car to console her. |
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The teenager was shaken by the incident, and his father remembers having to console him for hours that day. |
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I wrote back with my attempt at consoling words, but the truth is that I am worried and can hardly console myself. |
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He moved over to his console again and keyed in a few commands. |
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But no doubt this will delight the purists and may even console, to some extent, those upset by the fact that the car is front-wheel rather than rear-wheel drive. |
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You tell the configurator you want to restore the factory default configuration, then reboot the system with the console port connected to your serial port. |
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The heaviest flounder, gafftop catfish and sheepshead each is worth a Scout 175 Sportfish center console rigged with a 90 Mercury and a McClain trailer. |
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To somewhat console his thoughts he unclipped his bow from his back and set it on his lap, ready to leap into action at the slightest thing suspicious. |
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The DVD-ROM in the console is 2-5x compared to the other's 2x speed. |
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Because of the rough seas, scallops are not on the menu, but I console myself with fresh Loch Gruinart oysters, followed by the fillet of Islay beef and a parfait for dessert. |
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One judge commented on the unique integrated tracks used for side canvas attachment to the beefy center console with a wrap-around windshield integrated into the hardtop. |
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This kind of hangs off the back of our resolution of assuming that people who swear by their console are either 12 years old or in regression therapy. |
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Every possible area of free space is utilised including arm rests, footwells, door panels, under-seat drawers and the 15 litre optional centre console. |
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A patterned geometric mosaic excavated from a floor in Hadrian's Villa was reused in 1742 by the designer Francesco Giardoni as the top of a handsome console table. |
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Ruby raced to the intercom and control console for the electronic gates. |
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It was supposed to be the game to prove to everyone that the playstation 4, which it launched alongside, was the console to own. |
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With them, you can wrap a laptop, an iPhone, an e-reader, or a video game console in a work like Disarray. |
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He touched the console again, and the engines suddenly roared to life. |
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I turn to see her enter behind me, waving a hand pass the control console, closing the doors and starting the short trip to the observation deck above. |
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One of the few opportunities provided by the current down economy has been rock-bottom interest rates, a factor that influenced Loomis' console investment. |
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Their game console may well be selling at rock-bottom prices at this point in time, but it's only a desperate gamble to stimulate sales before it completely dies. |
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Though the options are limited in comparison to its console brethren, you still have the chance to alter steering speed, gear ratio, tire type, braking and exhaust. |
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The elegant design features a breakthrough wireless controller and an array of Faces, interchangeable faceplates that let gamers personalize their console. |
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You can even power up and down the console with your wireless controller. |
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The console transforms that pressure into controlled bursts of nitrogen. |
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The Akai sampler works nicely for that kind of cue sequence because it has multiple outputs that are connected to a Crest console that feeds the various zones. |
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The console tables will be placed in the Dining Room and the seat furniture in the Tapestry Room, neither having been on public display for many years. |
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I don't mean to offend, but you seem to be fanboying over the console by saying that its competitors won't excel to what it offers and by calling them bland. |
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Japan has proved a tough nut for Microsoft's console division to crack. |
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Research has shown even casual smoking during pregnancy can make newborn babies jittery, more excitable and more difficult to console than babies born to non-smokers. |
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Amazingly, Nicholson found the source code for the control console of the Russian Soyuz capsule on a Russian website. |
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The cabin is well-planned and has generous storage spaces, with two deep cubbyholes either side of the central console, plus a double-lidded glove box. |
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With no way to easily kill an app and restart it, I am forced to reset my console. |
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A thin smile crossed her face as she turned back to the console. |
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The guy has brought all his resources to bear to pay tribute to blue collar heroism, dignify mundane aspirations, memorialize the dead, and console the survivors. |
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The backup conn console across from Aaron exploded in a shower of sparks. |
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The car console combines the car phone and stereo with diagnostic, traffic and navigation data, and even location-based services such as hotel details or reservations. |
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The Evangelical calculus attempts to console and convert grieving relatives and witnesses by redefining such loss as a means to the measureless prize of eternal life. |
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Pressing this button causes an alarm to appear on the radio console. |
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A floor-mounted console includes a storage pocket, two cup holders and the gear lever, behind which there are more storage pockets and another cup holder. |
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I can't see us eliminating piracy until we get to the stage where you need identify yourself with a thumbprint to be able to activate the console. |
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The challenge of reading proprietary logs is immediately solved by virtue of the semantic ontology, so it's no longer necessary to examine each console separately. |
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His popularity was evident when thousands turned up at Thiru-vananthapuram to pay homage to the departed comrade and console his wife and three children. |
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Grabbing a razor sharp letter opener from the console table in the hallway she tears the envelope open and a small white card drops out into her hand. |
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Because there are a variety of finishes, they can be matched with other wood finishes in the room, whether it is that of a coffee table or entertainment console. |
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Ottomans stowed under console tables are available for extra seating. |
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Snooker is a bit of a niche market when it comes to console gaming. |
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No one in their right mind is going to pay a grand for the console. |
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He proved to be a tall man, intimidating the false lieutenant enough that he slithered sideways along the main console like a deer trapped by a cougar. |
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Our preference is to rest a knee and calf against the console while modulating the throttle and brake over obstacles, but the shift lever was in the way. |
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Installation was neat and tidy, cables and steering being run down each side of the boat under respective gunwales and thence into the centre console. |
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The vehicle is available with a six-passenger configuration, which does away with the center console and puts the gear shift lever on the steering column. |
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The wall opposite the door contained the console controlling the elevator, which was now counting down numbers as it passed floors on its way to the bottom. |
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He has already helped us to fall in love, improve our lives by reading Proust, console ourselves with philosophy and get over our mixed feelings about going on holiday. |
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The organ console was located at the left side of the shallow orchestra pit, and its music rack and decorative French caps extended above the level of the stage floor. |
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You know, really, I was just trying to console him and comfort him. |
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On top of this there are plenty of storage trays in the dashboard, centre console and doors as well as a sunglasses case, cup holders and bottle holders. |
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The organ console was respecified to match the organ I was building. |
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The video game console market is undergoing significant transformation with the entrance of next-generation consoles. |
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Bid is one of the industry's most powerful applications for managing and measuring large numbers of keywords through a single marketing console. |
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Most game console emulators do not come with any ROM images for copyright reasons. |
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Pre-orders for Sony's PlayStation2 video game console will be filled at such places as Toys 'R' Us and Kay Bee Toys. |
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The procured equipment consists of shim system, preamplifiers, sample changer and console. |
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Provides analysis of current players in the video game console market and their respective business strategies. |
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And, of course, there is a hand-crafted center console with an integrated, stowable iPhone docking station. |
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That console was then sold onto another unnamed person, who at the time was based in Mahe, Republic of Seychelles. |
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While designed for tournament use, the TM1 is ideal for multiplayer console and PC LAN parties. |
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My family gave me a Nintendo Wii game console and the Wii Fit exercise program and balance board for Christmas. |
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Thin computing software from VXL includes XLmanage, available at no extra cost, which offers powerful remote management from a single console. |
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He jerks a dust-stained thumb to the inviting mattress behind the drivers' console of his 53-metre long road train. |
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Robalo builds outboard sport fishing boats which include center console, dual console, walkaround cabin and Cayman bay boat models. |
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The Robalo R180 center console is built for family fishing inshore, nearshore and offshore waters. |
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President Felipe Calderon arrived in the north-western city of Hermosillo to console the injured. |
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Intec is the eighth company to license and use Immersion's growing patent portfolio for its line of force feedback video console gaming products. |
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Much loved systems like the Commodore Amiga and original Atari console sat alongside an old coin-op arcade game offering free plays. |
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Games like the Jak and Dexter titles were a big example of how good the console could be for platform games. |
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The new video game is cross-compatible for anyone playing it online with teammates from any computer, smartphone, or video game console. |
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This agreement includes the VPS console, stylets and pre-loaded stylets and is effective Sept. |
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With some of the lushest landscapes you will see on a console game, this is gaming at its very best. |
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The muscle-bound drunk lashed out at the console and sent the jet into a dive at 38,000ft. |
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We hooked up the wiring and performed basic IP network address setup through a command line interface to the CryptoStor console port. |
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Recently, I helped an acquaintance install a new 25-watt, fixed-mount VHF radio on his 22-foot center console. |
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Since then the video-game console has broken many records, PS2 was the fastest selling video game console to reach 100 million shipments. |
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In most cases, punishment was meted out to compensate the woman's father for his loss of valuable property rather than to console the victim. |
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Besides, a video post room's console is smaller than those used for film, and you couldn't squander a dozen or more channels on dialog. |
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The clock burst which enables the supervisor to housekeep the console input and output and to change program status is currently set to 200 ms. |
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The driver escaped when the electrical console in the cab reportedly blew up. |
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It was meant to console Vita for the loss of her ancestral home, Knole House, though it is also a satirical treatment of Vita and her work. |
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Each MSP has a unique access card with a microchip which, when inserted into the console, identifies them and allows them to vote. |
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He came again to console her on 4 August after a stable fire had killed some of her favourite horses. |
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The superprogrammer of the 1960s was that person who could make the lights blink fastest on the system console. |
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These beguiling theories can energize or console political partisans. |
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Last week I was showerless and bathless, but I could console myself that at least I had a loo. |
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Brits have been forming queues outside stores such as Micromania and Toys R Us in Calais where the console is in greater supply than here. |
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This second game from indie darlings Supergiant Games picks up on many themes from their cult console and iPad debut, Bastion. |
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Rupert Neve Designs crafted the console that lives at Third Man Records. |
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Arear view parking camera and an interior storage console which runs the entire length of the roof can also be specified. |
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It features sports seats, an aluminium gearstick, and a touchscreen infotainment system in the centre console. |
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In 2005 WildTangent won major OEM distribution deals that ship The WildTangent games console directly on the desktops of over 60 percent of PCs in North America. |
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The final contender in the game console war is Microsoft's Xbox. |
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Colleagues Faye Kenny, 23, from Northfield, and Rina Patel, 26, from Wolverhampton, who are salesgirls at Debenhams in Birmingham, console each other. |
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Carburetor heat and mixture controls are also located on the console. A small electric fan sits on the floor to demist the bubble. It also comes in handy to deheat the pilot. |
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In comparison, the graphic panel technology requires that the operator touch an image printed on the face of the control console to depress a microswitch and effect a command. |
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In the basic version, the floor console is equipped with a mechanical parking brake lever, an upholstered armrest and an open double depression for the cupholder. |
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It's a pretty smart move to take advantage of in the market, and it may be the first of Sony's countermoves in maintaining its lead in the console wars. |
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Alternatively, create an Oriental atmosphere with its Mandalay console table, with a lauan frame and marine plywood top with sandstone crackle finish. |
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Instead, they console themselves with the sandy bottom they have sounded and the width of the entrance between the rocks of Ushant to the south and the Scillies to the north. |
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The X-Direct and Win-Direct 3270 client software includes a sophisticated macro language that aids in automating many aspects of a console session. |
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A COVENTRY firm is marketing a car phone console kit which can be fitted to any vehicle, without damaging the vehicle's dashboard, fascia or trim. |
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The game console can store up to eight saves on a single cartridge. |
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When the door finally, splinteringly gave way, he stumbled clear across the room beyond, fetched up against an instrument console, recovered his balance, and gaped. |
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A further 1,000 pieces of Star Trek memorabilia are also up for auction including Uhura's transmission console, weapons, accessories, tribbles and Klingon clothes. |
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Fragments of metallic brightwork may clearly be painted plastic but they've been carefully chosen and the floating spines that frame the centre console are stylish and neat. |
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Independent console videogames developer Insomniac Games, Burbank, Calif. |
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Across the trio of titles, you will have an arsenal of ingenious weaponry that would be the envy of third-person shooter heroes across every console. |
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Users will be able to connect any Wifi enabled tablet, Smart TV, iptv, game console, set top box and phone to the Teleport Wifi router to obtain a US IP Address. |
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In a matter of seconds, users can quickly switch from one media device to another, such as a gaming console, Web TV, HTPC, portable tablet PC, etc. |
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The Autobiography's facia, door casings, door bins, seats and centre console are all finished in leather, complementing the traditional interior wood. |
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The report told how the captain saw smoke rising from the right of the centre console next to the co-pilot's knee, prompting both men to put on their oxygen masks. |
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The centre console was where the aforementioned kaput sound system lurked, beside the heating and vent controls that tended to be too low down for my liking. |
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The two circular dials on the dash, just above the centre console, certainly had that frog-eyed look and sometimes it takes a child's imagination to best describe it. |
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