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There’s also a neat feature that lets you share your foot scans so, for example, a person who doesn’t have their own depth sensing iPhone could ask to borrow a friend’s to capture and takeaway scans of their own feet.

What’s really neat about these embeddings is that they can then be graphed in a three-dimensional space, and you can literally see how they are related to one another.

Keep your kitchen nice and neat with this lightweight two pack of over the door organizers.

It’s a whole other level above car camping, and canoeing is a neat way to get out there.

Here are our favorite stackable, slidable, and affordable picks to keep your pantry neat and treats within reach.

They also give the impression that you have a neatly organized life.

A few minutes after arriving, I stood, stripped of everything, my clothes neatly folded on the floor next to me.

He caught the first round in his thin and neatly clipped beard, right under the jaw.

The Hollywood Reporter said the film was a dud, but Holmes plays neatly against type.

The neighbors first on the scene wondered how Taylor could have died “so neatly.”

The grass had a delightful fragrance, like new-mown hay, and was neatly wound around the tunnel, like the inside of a bird's-nest.

The soubrette had a lank young body neatly attired in a store suit and shirt-waist.

Neatly packed piles of the dried and cured leaf lay upon the table before them.

The added Portraits all neatly inlaid, and the whole forming a rare and highly interesting Collection.

Rapidly he removed his reefer and his waistcoat, folded them, and placed them neatly beside his overall.