Users can also enable modes to emphasize silhouettes or create color effects with high-key and low-key images and video.
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Building a uniform is a key piece in - I mean a key thing - in keeping your wardrobe together.
The key-by-key lighting customization allows users to highlight just the keys they need to emphasize and then save the setting directly to the K70's onboard memory.
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John Dingell and Bart Stupak on Friday released new documents they say raise "serious concerns" about the delay of reporting key results of a key study of the cholesterol-lowering drug Vytorin.
And on the home front, a key pledge to ban the far-right NPD party has floundered after it emerged that key witnesses were long-time police informers.
The company also has just emerged from a spate of labor problems, with two local union strikes at key factories and a nearly three-month strike at key parts maker American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings (nyse: AXL - news - people ).
The key question is whether voters' opinions have hardened during what many observers regard as having been a low-key campaign - and in particular to see whether either side has managed to impress the quarter of voters who told these pollsters in January that they simply didn't know which way to vote.
The company also has just emerged from a spate of labor problems, with two local union strikes at key factories and a nearly three-month strike at key parts maker American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings.
And I think that is a really key issue for many people - it's certainly a key issue for me.
Only letters that are used more than 80% of the time are shown, and the rest of the keys are hidden to keep the user experience crisp, Mr. Ghassabian said. (The Z key is the least-frequently used, followed closely by the X key.) He says the system is up to three times faster than a traditional keyboard.
Since 2004 the Fed has raised short-term interest rates in numerous baby steps, but--and this is key--it has failed to mop up the excess money it created.
Since 2004 the Fed has raised short-term interest rates in numerous baby steps, but--and this is key-- it has failed to mop up the excess money it created.
Earlier this week, Cleveland-based KeyCorp (nyse: KEY - news - people ) said it had hired UBS (nyse: UBS - news - people ) to help it explore the sale of its Champion Mortgage subprime lending division.
In other key decisions this term, the court stripped away a key part of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law.
The Games Lanes are located in one lane in either or both directions on key roads linking Olympic venues - they are in place on 30 miles of key London roads.
Hitachi's version "scrambles data using a password-generated key" as the data is written, and then descrambled with the key as it is retrieved using the highly-touted Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm.
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Europe and Japan shared a basic commitment to the type of world order that Americans wanted, and so a more cooperative approach to key policy questions enlisted the support of rich and powerful allies for efforts that tallied pretty closely with key long-term American goals.
Key players, I'm told, were the Telegraph's Lord Black who is the key fix-it man for the industry, Associated Newspapers' Peter Wright, who is the former editor of the Mail on Sunday, the editor of the Times John Witherow and the editor of the FT Lionel Barber.
It should attend with equal vigor to the longer-term and lower-key - but still vital - task of environmental protection.
Michigan-based ALTe has developed a turn-key plug-in hybrid conversion for fleet and niche vehicles.
Mr. Wicker is a low-key, second-term senator who is a member of the budget and armed services committees.
The BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner says Saudi Arabia generally prefers to conduct its foreign affairs through low-key, behind-the-scenes discretion.
In 1989, he formed a band, Tin Machine, to play low-key club gigs - but met with a lukewarm response.
The outline of a deal has been visible for months, negotiated in low-key meetings between middle-ranking teams of Ulster Unionists and Sinn Fein.
Fitzgerald gained a reputation on the campaign trail as the stealth candidate, often ducking reporters' questions at public events and running a low-key, under-the-radar campaign.
His low-key, piano-led music has won numerous fans, including Lily Allen, who originally signed him to her record label, In The Name Of, earlier this year.
About one second into "Serpentine, " it's clear that Chris Bathgate knows his way around pretty, minor-key indie-folk: The mournful piano line which opens the song makes that instantaneously clear.
The P835 also enables users to switch between 12-key, half-Qwerty and full-Qwerty virtual keyboard modes, allowing them to choose an input method that best suits their current task.
Plus he still has a crew to race one of his five yachts in the more low-key X-40 series that will travel through England, Boston, Oman and elsewhere.
Both made low-key entrances - I'd have barely noticed the Nottingham man as he walked past me without the cheery greeting as he went to sit on a sofa.
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