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A decade ago, people became unreachable - by friends, family and advertisers, when they moved - but thanks to the mobile and social media, connections aren't cut, providing an opportunity for marketers to stay in touch.

Brands can pitch in when people think of moving homes

7 : to change residence <We moved to Illinois.>

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The muscles twitched, and a device on the skin picked up the muscles' signal and sent an electrical pulse to the artificial arm, which then moved.

A new touch

In addition, the footprint of the jet moved in and around the top of the sprue, adding even more turbulence and variability to the flow in the basin and sprue.

Modeling casting on the move

While taking my first Skinner Releasing class, I was in tears, grieving because my partner had just moved 3,000 miles away.

Mind your body: skinner, skinner, skinner

Sixteen percent of respondents had moved within the two years prior to the first interview, and bivariate analyses revealed many differences between these youth and others.

Social factors may explain why youth who move are at risk of sexual initiation

In many cases, new house sites can be moved a few feet prior to determining final foundations so that these geo-pathic zones are now not in bedrooms or to position them in such a way that they run or fall in between walls or lesser used areas.

Home diagnosis the old fashioned way Lee Barnes shares the science and mystery of the ancient art of dowsing

Scott's tactics, since it was the Scotts who moved. (13) The public nature of these disputes intensified disagreements as men jockeyed for position.

"Moving on," men and the changing character of interwar working-class neighborhoods: from the files of the Manchester and Liverpool City Police

The Answer: It is not because of vacuum, but the reason for this is that suction did not create vacuum and sucking moved air inside the flask through forced motion and successive movements created heat; the heat expanded air and when air is expanded in the flask, it requires more space, hence it is necessary that some of it must go out and whatever can find space will stay in the flask and upon contact with cold water, this air will compress and contract, requiring less space and because vacuum is not possible, water rises up in the flask to the extent of contraction of the air.

Ibn Sina--al-Biruni correspondence (4)

No matter whether you want them moved or copied, tell Excel, in the box labeled To book, where to place the sheets.

Move (or copy) a batch of Excel worksheets

Red brass has moved around 55 cents, and yellow brass has been a dime to 15 cents less.

Warm glow: red metals reach equilibrium while the ferrous spike attracts attention

Suzanne Miles, who moved to Detroit last year to work as a judicial law clerk for the U.S.