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Cartwheel users who synced with Facebook or Google will need to move to a Target.com account see existing offers.
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The Call Control Home box, the size of a Whataburger Jr., connects to a landline phone and captures the latest list of bad phone numbers by syncing to a smartphone via Bluetooth.
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Coaches had to sync up offenses and defenses while also conditioning players.
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More pressure on the MLS Disciplinary Committee – How the MLS Disciplinary Committee syncs up with the VARs around the league will be an interesting development to keep track of as the experiment begins.
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The Polar Express ride, meanwhile will feature LED lighting synced with activities onboard, such as the singing of Christmas carols, while en route.
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If either of you are breathing erratically or holding your breath, be an influencer by drawing deeper breaths—and making eye contact if necessary—so that your breaths start to sync up.
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These are computer-specific files and don't get synced down to other devices.
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The exception is passwords and credit card data synced with iCloud Keychain.
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First Known Use of sync
1945
Definition of sync
:synchronization, synchronism
- moving in sync
- out of sync with the world
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The harsh posts were fresh evidence of the president's fraying relations with fellow Republicans just when the White House and Capitol Hill most need to be working in sync.
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The pattern was made by 50 Kenyan women tying the cloth in sync to the rhythm of the drum.
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Lopez was in sync with Bundalo on the play, getting his head around just in time for the pass to arrive.
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Despite that fact, its brakes feel in sync with the ST’s overall dynamics.
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These sub-systems operate on their own timelines, but are largely kept in sync with each other as long as the body follows a roughly 24-hour cycle that tracks changes in ambient light and various social cues.
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Speaking of being in sync, the early aughts found Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Lance Bass, and co. inexplicably all hankering for a heavily spiked style—
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At full operating capacity, the facility features a series of hydraulic panels and inflatable bladders that are used in sync to create the waves (the staff has years of notes, calibrating waves at different river levels.)
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Fireworks at Lake Pat Cleburne; KCLE radio will play music in sync with show.
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First Known Use of sync
1929
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