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It is, however, important for the helmet to fit well so that it stays in place during a fall, and the polystyrene layer can only be compressed once so helmets should be replaced after an accident.
BBC: Cyclist
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It spends a lot on income redistribution, so poverty is low and income compressed.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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He was commissioned to write it as an episodic work for radio, so it is a swift, compressed and much condensed version of the 12, 000-line original.
ECONOMIST: Homer
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Your video messages are compressed using RealNetworks technology, so anyone with RealPlayer 5.0 or later can view them.
CNN: Top 10 video tools
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If you'd like to watch one of the videos from Drive and you don't mind watching it directly via the app, you can do so -- but each movie file is highly compressed.
ENGADGET: Google Drive preview: an in-depth look at features and functionality
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Compressed-air plants are inefficient, and so they are commercially viable only in places where the price of power varies dramatically.
ECONOMIST: Compressed air might help to make wind power more reliable
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Video was compressed and audio suffered from a few digital artifacts, but nothing so horrendous as to make it unintelligible.
ENGADGET: Skype starts testing video voicemail feature on OS X, Android and iOS, we go hands-on (video) (update)
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So although we think Netflix is a wonderful company, the margins are going to be compressed fairly dramatically as they shift to a streaming video company.
FORBES
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The only setback is that the images are compressed to ease the burden on your bandwidth (and data plan), so you'll want to seek out other services if you need the full enchiladas.
ENGADGET
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Mouth: Disagreement also shows up in compressed or pursed lips, clenched jaw muscles, or a head turned slightly away, so eye contact becomes sidelong.
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Typically, someone who is in agreement with you will smile and nod as you speak. (Disagreement shows up in compressed or pursed lips, clenched jaw muscles, or a head turned slightly away, so eye contact becomes sidelong.) But smiles are often used as a polite response and to cover up other emotions.
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