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Though her spirits seemed to be up about the performance, there were still haters who claimed Halsey was lip-syncing during her asthma attack.
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Starshot proposes to sync up a large collection of lasers on Earth and focus this on the light sail in order to accelerate it rapidly.
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There’s even a connection standard that unites them all called Google Thread, a proprietary network protocol that keeps the Nest devices synced up without clogging your home’s Wi-Fi network.
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For example, the timing has to be just right to sync up with the moon.
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Female impersonators of all sizes, ethnicities, and ages sashayed through the audience, lip-syncing to Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Christina Aguilera.
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Pearce’s film follows one long, crazy night at the Artemis as L.A. devolves into chaos, though the events indoors never really sync up with what’s happening on the streets.
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Follow New York Times Books on Facebook and Twitter (@nytimesbooks), sign up for our newsletter, and sync your calendar with curated literary events.
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Thanks to iCloud, all these passwords and logins will sync across Apple devices.
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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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adjectiveRecent Examples of sync from the Web
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Last year his footwork was poor, and his upper and lower body were never in sync.
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Of course, this isn’t the first time Bieber and Baldwin have been fashionably in sync.
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Mara Meighan and Jennifer Solis are about as in sync as two sisters can be.
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Large-scale exercises are done to ensure that evolving tactics, procedures and plans can be carried out smoothly and that U.S. and South Korean forces are in sync.
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GalaPro works during every performance, because the captions and translations are prepare ahead of time, and then activated by speech-recognition technology to keep the performance and text or audio description in sync.
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Deborah Ryan, chair of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission, said the city is primarily in control of planning new development, but the county is in charge of parks, so the two aren’t always in sync.
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To continue reading this story, TRY IT NOW Of course, individual flavors must be in sync, but in general, balance is more about the use of our tastes: salty, sweet, sour and savory (or umami).
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But everyone takes their own time to keep their mind and soul in sync.
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First Known Use of sync
1929
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