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"What we're seeing now are publishers who are a little more tuned into the real food audience".

Questlove, on the other hand, is a bit more tuned into the world of reviews.

It's Black History Month here in the UK and I just finished reading Ta-Nehisi Coates' latest book, We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy so maybe I'm a little more tuned in at the moment.

Such evaluation produces a metric more tuned to the specific application, whilst preserving the information in the results.

And with that increased capacity came other benefits: I became a better listener, more tuned into the many unspoken needs of clients, more willing to assert myself when I saw a client making a mistake.

Thousands of full-time Microsoft employees showed up, most of them bussed in from Microsoft's campus on the east side of Lake Washington - while an estimated 25,000 more tuned in via webcast.

As to the question of whether US-Pakistan relations will now revert to normal, a lot will depend on whether the Pakistani security establishment is willing to create a narrative that is more tuned to new realities in the region.

From a programming perspective, we feel more tuned in to how people are feeling right now than we ever have before".

He said the party also needed to be better prepared for a hung parliament - and more tuned in to what voters expected their "red lines" to be if they entered coalition talks with the Conservatives or Labour.

For example, repetition of the same face identity may change the predictive inputs from FFA to OFA so that they become more tuned toward a specific identity.

The Boks are considering a greenhouse to grow vegetables all year, and Mr. Luscher is already working on a more finely tuned produce list for next summer.