The structural members of the building, cool and subdued against the warm pinks and dull gold of the walls, form a warped grid that at once suggests space and reasserts the flat expanse of the canvas.

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Five cars would be eliminated after each of two 15-minute sessions, with the remaining 10 having a 20-minute stint to form the top half of the grid.

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Cyber warfare has already been unleashed on the computers that form the central nervous system of today's grid.

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The phone, which has yet to be officially named, has a screen comprised of a grid of pins, which move up and down to form into Braille shapes and characters whenever an SMS message or email is received.

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As a form of self-insurance, they are almost always either overpriced (because the grid rarely goes down) or ineffective (because the grid frequently goes down).

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There were, however, assets in the form of approved permits to erect wind turbines, easements from landowners, and agreements to connect to the power grid and to other local windfarms.

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