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"She makes it clear what she wants done, and it causes a little friction".
GEORGE GRIZZARD Actor Sometimes very good work comes out of a little friction.
"You're always going to have a little friction in the personnel thing," Young said.
"There was a little friction there," Dr. Satcher said, "and some disappointment when the results were not what people anticipated".
That a group of uber-competitive humans, all chasing the same prize, might generate a little friction.
In that way, perhaps we will bring a little friction back to our everyday thinking processes and therefore our actions.
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Interacting with an IoT task should have as little friction for a consumer as possible.
Companies like Tenor seek to position GIFs as a way to compress more information (or some kind of emotion) into a compact form factor that has very little friction inside a messenger platform.
China tends to see such visits in broader strategic terms and its priority is a smooth meeting with little friction.
It is remarkable also because it has produced so little friction: a change that affects the most intimate aspects of people's identities has been widely welcomed by men as well as women.
Readers are not required to create an account or have a PayPal account to leave a tip, so there is little friction to them getting started.
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