Before you know it, your traffic will be so high that your underground fight club is now an above-ground fight club (but make sure you keep it on the DL. The first rule of above-ground fight club is you don't talk to anyone about above-ground fight club).
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Potential storm surge flooding, measured in feet above ground level.
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Potential flooding predicted on Saturday, in feet above ground level.
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The room should be above ground level to avoid floodwaters.
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Above ground, the decline in ridership has been even steeper.
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If the peak storm surge coincides with high tide, waters may rise 7 to 11 feet above ground in the Virgin Islands and 3 to 5 feet above ground on Puerto Rico's northern shore.
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The females spend three to six fewer hours above ground than males — presumably because they spend time underground caring for young — and when they were above ground, they were more active than their male counterparts.
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A MANET can easily stretch from above ground into underground areas.
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After all, they can turn radioactive simply by being above ground.
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They work above ground, washing and carrying heavy loads of rocks.
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The above-ground subway service in New York was also closed.
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A little different from the above-ground upbringing she claims pic.twitter.
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" Or, "I mean, I'm still alive so I'm still above ground.
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Most of the lines are buried, but some run above ground.
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They lived above ground and the Morlocks lived beneath the surface.
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The cost of getting around above ground is going up, too.
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It was still visible above ground, but only as a shovel depression.
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Whatever the case, they're now thankfully back above ground with the living.
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Thirty-Three by Geoffrey Young is published by above/ground press (2017).
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Save up to 25% off select Intex Above Ground Pools and Accessories
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You can even take the stories off the train and above ground.
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The SuperTower is a tethered aerostat that floats 800 feet above ground.
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"I'm going to need my parks to be above ground," she said.
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Above ground, the Russian defense minister (Michael Gor) is staging a coup.
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They rarely go above ground and almost never mix with other colonies.
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Back above ground, catapults are one of the most spectacular smuggling methods.
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At the AHC, visitors will gaze from a platform 15 feet above ground.
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These hydraulic turrets are the only parts of the fortification visible above ground.
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This tiny house also opens up onto the Brinks' above-ground swimming pool.
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The above-ground 'pit' is the size of over 3,000 American football fields.
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You can shop the bottles above ground and take in the stunning views.
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The U.S., UK and USSR agreed to end above-ground testing in 1963.
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Above ground, it was all hands on deck in the outdoor kitchen area.
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At least there were above-ground platinum stocks to fill the supply gap.
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The red colors depict flooding of greater than 9 feet above ground level.
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You'll see lava actively flowing from 1,000 to 5,000 feet above ground level.
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Why sit in traffic above ground when you could speed ahead below it?
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The brightly colored teleférico is suspended high above ground like a ski lift.
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Drivers parked above ground will pay to improve life for everyone traveling underground.
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Many Catholic cemeteries now have niches and above-ground mausoleums for cremated remains.
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Tuesday's hostilities extended not just below and above ground, but out to sea.
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Above ground, the authority's buses struggle to advance through the city's clogged grid.
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"Houston has the largest above-ground vault in the United States," he said.
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For the time being, Backpage continues to operate above ground—and, technically, aboveboard.
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Storing bombs inside a tunnel is typically far safer than doing so above ground.
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The city has suspended bus service, and has halted service on above-ground subways.
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No one would build a huge glazed above-ground enclosure as a nuclear shelter.
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Amazon is offering up to 25% off select Intex above ground pools and accessories.
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You could ride any above ground public transportation system but that traps you inside.
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Now he is latching on to his country's most valuable above-ground asset: location.
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We wondered: Did Larson get a full-on facial at 30,000 feet above ground?
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Friday's CCTV footage did not show any capsule as the miners appeared above ground.
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We flew at a speed of 850kph some 10 km (6 miles) above ground.
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The idea is to increase density of a city without building more above ground.
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With 97 floors above ground and thousands of residents, there are plenty of amenities.
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Above-ground bodies of water, such as lakes and ponds, are generally uncommon there.
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Everything above ground was painted with mud so as to be invisible to drones.
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After Hurricane Floyd in 1999, Dale had raised his log house high above ground.
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Under someone else's name, he built a media-promotion business called Above Ground Entertainment.
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I feel suffocated everywhere I go: underground, above ground, in my second-floor apartment.
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No country in the world has conducted an above ground nuclear test since 1980.
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The orange colors correspond to greater than 6 feet of water above ground level.
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The funeral home wasn't a house of horrors or an above-ground crypt, I realized.
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"It is not clear what [the males] are doing while above ground," the authors write.
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It is a "concussive bomb," meaning it detonates above ground rather than penetrating hardened defenses.
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I guess that's when we started to put our heads above ground a little bit.
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Above ground, trees look like distinct entities, but below the surface things get more complicated.
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It thus suggests that plant-plant belowground communication is modified by above-ground mechanical stimulation.
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Are we certain all the important bits were above ground and destroyed in the airstrike?
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Whatever happens above ground, the United States and Mexico are getting more connected below it.
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Fast-moving landslides also were launched above ground, possibly causing even more localized tsunami waves.
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This plume is enormous — it&aposs rising several thousand feet above ground and drifting southeast.
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But like so many of our cities' above-ground features, they weren't always designed strategically.
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The company said the completion meant work on the above-ground nuclear building can start.
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There's the above-ground subway known as the Metrorail, but it only has two lines.
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The bridge stretches for 430 metres between two cliffs and hovers 300 metres above ground.
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It is a "concussive bomb" meaning it detonates above ground rather than penetrating hardened defenses.
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"What we did was the democratic equivalent of installing an above-ground pool," Bee said.
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He does, however, describe feeling exposed while 70 feet above ground in a Kapok tree.
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I now live with someone who thinks potatoes ripen above ground, hanging from potato bushes.
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Sandy—are building their electrical utilities and apartments above ground level, which is enough to
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With a temperature of 88 degrees above ground, Union Square station was a balmy 96.5.
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One scene featured 5000 gallons of fake blood — enough to fill an above ground pool.
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At nightfall, "noodlers" scavenge for less valuable shards of the gemstone left behind above ground.
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"What we're seeing is a pyramid: Most of it is above ground," Dr. Aylward said.
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From the crown of the woman's head, above ground, sprouts a tuft of green leaves.
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On one hand, there's the heavy stones above ground and the metal caskets below ground.
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S. companies require a certain set of above-ground conditions regardless of what's below ground.
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Inside, many of the buildings are situated one story above ground level and are interconnected.
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Newark became a fearful place — above-ground walkways to the Gateway buildings from Penn Station.
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But forget for a moment that this in-ground pool is now an above ground pool.
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No, really, look at it because you'll probably never see one above ground like this again.
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Unlike old-school karaoke parlours, they tend to be above ground, well lit and colourfully decorated.
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He has spent the past few seasons trying to embark on a new life above ground.
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As a result, the carbon they store above ground can be lost to wildfires or logging.
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The MTA says that portions of above-ground subways have been restored as of 30 a.m.
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The hurricane center said the water level could be as much as 12 feet above ground.
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The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality does not have authority to regulate above ground storage tanks.
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Above ground, the setting volleys between the white cliffs of Dover and the beach of Calais.
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Until 1954, all private tombs in Venice, whether below or above ground, were leased for eternity.
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A gaping staircase leads underground to the futuristic gallery space, whose skylights bubble up above ground.
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If I could, I would also want an above ground hot tub put on my porch.
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Technology is master and eventually the life support system needed to live above ground is abolished.
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Here's what else is happening: At some point you'll want to bring that novel above ground.
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Snow-clogged streets halted traffic above ground and crippled virtually the entire bus and trolley system.
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In addition to the massive underground space, the property also has an above-ground living space.
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It's launched from a vulnerable above-ground, rocket gantry rather than a silo hardened against attack.
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But here, Homeland Security agents are battling smugglers -- not just above ground but below ground as well.
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The existing above-ground Blue Line trains currently take about 153-215 minutes to travel that route.
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Road salt is stored in piles above ground at the Morton Salt Mine in Fairport Harbor, Ohio.
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Pros: Easy swivel, well-built, replaceable battery, relatively inexpensiveCons: Relatively short battery life, no above-ground attachments
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While there was recently a push to bring it above ground, that seems to have lost traction.
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That Hands Across America shirt is another obvious link for Red to her former life above ground.
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The larger of the Alley's two spaces, the Hubbard Theater, which is above ground, was relatively unscathed.
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Given that they're often multiple stories above ground, any slip or fall can become a deadly event.
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Until 1954, all private tombs in the city, whether below or above ground, were leased for eternity.
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Yes, all perfectly doable with your budget — but wait, does the apartment have to be above ground?
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They fly 200-300 feet above ground and some have wingspans as large as 6 feet wide.
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A small line of people in wheelchairs and baby carriages formed outside of the elevator above ground.
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Above ground lies the wheat and cattle that have helped feed China's rapidly growing middle-class population.
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Hyperloop One mentions using tubes whether above ground or below and is pursuing a Kansas City-to-St.
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"Between 2012 and 2018, the cumulative deficit was 5 million ounces, drawn from above-ground stocks," Raithatha said.
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To the west, parts of Panama City could see water rise to around 6 feet above ground level.
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Experimental maps from the NHC, showing potential inundation above ground level from the storms, add to the concern.
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That is not just because the city shuts down numerous roads above ground for the 42-kilometre race.
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Yet still Mr Faena felt that the development needed an above-ground car park, to be "a statement".
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He points out that no English cathedral retains any masonry above ground which dates from before the conquest.
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This ice pirate pulled a seriously impressive stunt when he destroyed the lining of an above ground pool.
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Yes, but: NASA scientist Joshua Fisher told Science News that this study only looked at above-ground carbon.
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"It is a below-ground pipeline, but some oil has surfaced above ground to the grass," Walsh said.
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Often, she stays above ground in the family home while her parents and sister head to the shelter.
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Building above ground gardens for veggies, planting fruit trees, and adding small but full bee and butterfly gardens.
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So is the more strategic use of money to convert old distribution lines from above ground to below.
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Up to a foot of inundation above ground level is expected in low-lying areas along the coast.
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In other parts of the Djebel Dahar, houses and storerooms were carved from rock and earth above ground.
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The world above ground is broken, the seasons out of joint thanks to the absence of the gods.
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The proposal also includes new criteria for veterans eligible for storage of cremated remains at above-ground structures.
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Among the checkered roofs, their shingles torn off in the wind, are the emerald green above-ground pools.
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Above ground, ignorant of the demon revelation, Susie's father decides it's time to send Uncle Jesse to a facility.
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"Whether it will be an above-ground tailings or otherwise, we have to wait for the result," Barus said.
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When it makes its way above ground, the methane gas stored in the well represents a significant environmental hazard.
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"No one has tested above ground for decades and the radioactive fallout could be terrifying to many," Albright said.
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Between Sargent and Jamaica Beach, the surge would be slightly lower, at 3.63 to 23.6 feet above ground level.
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When above ground, this particular route offers stunning views of Manhattan and a unique perspective of the Queens neighborhood.
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The movie generates suspense through Michelle's uncertainty: She doesn't know Howard, doesn't know what, if anything, happened above ground.
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If you are in a building above ground, go to its centre, preferably avoiding the ground or top floors.
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Either way, it tilts the scales heavily in Michael's favor and means almost certain doom for everyone above ground.
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See CNN's storm tracker Rising waters could reach up to one to seven feet above ground in certain areas.
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My train now is above ground (except for the last five or so minutes, as we approach Penn Station).
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The drone passed the aircraft on the left side without colliding, while hovering at about 2,700 meters above ground.
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One of the rats was put into a harness and hoisted above ground — an unpleasant experience that caused wailing.
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"An underwater explosion or an above ground explosion would clearly create a bunch of waves, strong waves," he said.
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They are situated at the eight vertices of a large cube (and so 4 of them are above ground).
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Even athletes who manage to stay above ground are at elevated risk for becoming a victim of a crime.
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Trains are operating at a 35 mph speed restriction at all above ground stations due to high track temperatures.
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It's likely it can use what it learns in the mine to help keep your family safe above ground.
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The stilt mangrove isn't just storing carbon above ground, but also in the soil, up to 10 feet down.
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But that doesn't mean every home in a risk zone will flood — those elevated above ground level could remain dry.
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Beijing has encouraged companies to build both underground storage for pipeline gas and above-ground tanks for super-chilled LNG.
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Meanwhile, Rachel and Bryan were enjoying the thrill of rappelling down Oslo's historic Olympic ski jump — 187 feet above ground.
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And they're not that different from their above-ground counterparts — or at least not as different as you might expect.
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"Our cultivated diamonds are grown above ground using solar energy in California, and they're grown from diamond seeds," she says.
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That means no using the game on a subway or plane — unless you're above ground or connected to Wi-Fi.
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On Wednesday morning, protestors targeted the Canary Wharf station of London's Docklands Light Railway, an above-ground light rail system.
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And by centering black stories, they're all taking back Axé music, making the people at its roots visible above ground.
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In Connecticut, they could see above ground water heights of 2-4 feet and 1-2 feet in North Carolina.
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The New York governor said during a call that above-ground MTA service will be suspended at 4 a.m. Tuesday.
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This is more or less how Red describes the relationship between the Tethered and their more civilized, above-ground counterparts.
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Our apartment was sort of a walk-out, so it was half underground, with windows just inches above ground level.
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Many in attendance struggled to contain tears as a local gravedigger placed and sealed the bodies in above-ground graves.
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Other animals who live above ground don't usually perish in great numbers since they generally run away from the flames.
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We then examined the correlation between hedge fund volatility and office location in terms of number of stories above ground.
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Because it carries warm oil, half of it runs above ground on trestles to avoid melting the surrounding soil's permafrost.
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Often experts must be lowered into the well to inspect and repair breaks while the fire still burns above ground.
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Indeed, about 60% of the electrical system for Florida Power & Light, the nation's third largest utility, is located above ground.
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They're clearly every bit as human as we are — capable of living fully self-actualized and happy lives above ground.
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Trekkers look for alternate routes in Trekking teams are still searching above ground for alternate entrances to the cave system.
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Electricity was cut, and water was scarce because water tanks — many located above ground or on rooftops — ruptured or cracked.
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At that point, the rocket could be more than 12 miles above ground, traveling 1.5 times the speed of sound.
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Orange corresponds to greater than 6 feet of water above ground level, while red corresponds to greater than 9 feet.
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KNOC has closed 18 above-ground tanks in Ulsan, although South Korean refiners still have their own surface tanks there.
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"The distance looks short above ground but time becomes slow downstairs," said another tunneller, Sun, 22, a part time clerk.
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When it was completed in 1965, it was the tallest building in the Middle East, at 36 floors above ground.
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A similarly cold place to be, Minneapolis, created a similar solution to this problem with its above-ground skyway system.
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You're not gonna buy an Oculus headset because your neighborhood buddies are filming 360-degree video at their above-ground pool.
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These two lovebirds both survived — Grey Worm managed to remain safe above ground, while Missandei stuck it out in the crypts.
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The bulk of it, whether poured into landfills or drifting as litter above ground, frequently ends up in the oceans, a.k.a.
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In Houston, there is a glass-bottom pool 500 feet above ground at Market Square Tower Apartments, which opened in 2017.
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Construction costs for above-ground parking structures can cost $21,000 per space, and another $500 per year to maintain each space.
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Any type of above-ground transportation that doesn't interfere with cell service will help (just, please, make sure you're not driving).
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In New York City, Mayor Bill De Blasio proposed an above-ground streetcar that would connect the Brooklyn and Queens waterfronts.
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They thrive above ground for several months to reproduce, then fade as quickly as they flourished, ending / starting a new cycle.
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There are already some 90 million barrels of oil storage capacity in above-ground tanks near Houston, estimates data provider Genscape.
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Above ground, the Las Vegas Monorail already connects the convention center with hotels along 4 miles of the Las Vegas Strip.
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They are considering everything from street environment, microclimate, adjacent structures and facilities above ground and underground, planting area and soil volume.
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Before computer simulations, countries conducted real-time nuclear tests, oftentimes above ground, displacing front-line communities living in selected test sites.
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Mr. Clerveaux was buried in the family grave beside the home, a concrete slab sitting above ground, painted a dull blue.
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Heartmachine's first game explores the dichotomy between old and new in a simple way: what's above ground, and what's below it.
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NASA has talked at length about encouraging more commercial activity at the space station, which orbits about 200 miles above ground.
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The neighborhood, near the Naples airport, had been forecast to get a storm surge of up to six feet above ground.
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It can cost $1.4 million per mile to bury power lines in rural areas, compared to $174,000 per mile above ground.
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Nevertheless, she said she and her husband will remain in their home, which sits on tall pilings, 24 feet above ground.
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Undertakers had to delay funerals and specially request an extension for how long they were allowed to keep corpses above ground.
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After the elephant was brought back above ground, the animal was monitored for several days and then released into the wild.
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Indigenous peoples and local communities manage at least 24 percent of the carbon stored above ground in the world's tropical forests.
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There are more than 300 departments in Harrods, according to the BBC, spread across seven stories above ground and one below.
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They only wished for the shelling to stop so that they could stick their heads above ground and find more food.
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In one stretch, from Cape Fear to Cape Lookout, North Carolina, the water could reach 275 to 11 feet above ground.
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Even above ground it could only move at 3 miles an hour, and its turning radius of a mile proved problematic.
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Loon's huge balloons navigate wind currents in the stratosphere, roughly 13 miles above ground, to cluster around areas with poor connectivity.
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For every hill raised above ground level, there is an accompanying depression where the land subsided as coal seams were emptied out.
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The beach is unusually close to the runway, and directly under the flight path of aircrafts passing just 30 meters above ground.
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Blue Origin will be test-firing its crew capsule's emergency escape system while the rocket is 16,000 feet above ground (and climbing).
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The angst that stems from having the primary witnesses to your life vanish from the Earth — at least, the above ground part.
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New research done in Canada shows that air pollution levels in Toronto's subway system are ten times greater than those above ground.
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The inclusion of two on-screen levels—above ground and below ground, with ladders connecting them—makes the game an official platformer.
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Flying about 50 meters above ground over the Arctic between July 2012 and July 2013, the researchers had a bird's eye view.
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He describes the whole experience as "cafe-like," more like getting on an above-ground metro train than dealing with airport security.
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The highest restaurant west of the Mississippi, 71Above in Los Angeles, California, serves modern American cuisine nearly 1,000 feet above ground level.
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Reiterating past remarks, the official said one step was to conduct an above-ground nuclear detonation or "large-scale hydrogen bomb" test.
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The "Roocopter One" will offer consumers the chance to enjoy their favourite dishes while soaring through the skies, 1,000 feet above ground.
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The company also said there was no damage to the facilities above-ground and that it was continuing to assess the impact.
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When there were no hoses with water left, he picked up a bucket and started scooping water from his above-ground pool.
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City bus service and above-ground subway lines were halted, along with area rail services such as the Long Island Rail Road.
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They are monstrous, and their physical resemblance to those above ground only establishes an uncanny valley that makes them that much creepier.
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Above ground, guests walk through a number of creative exhibits that highlight the history of communication in Britain and around the world.
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Hence, the next big provocation could be a hydrogen bomb test in outer space, hundreds of miles above ground, the technology willing.
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She's sent by her people above ground, on a quest to make the other clans aware of what the blight is doing.
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"Kids love subway windows," said Mr. Wagner, who also loves the windows, especially on his local J train, which goes above ground.
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The bushes were caged above ground, too, and then wrapped to insulate and protect their leaves — just planting them took three months.
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Maximum flooding of 7 to 11 feet above ground level is expected in portions of southeastern Louisiana and along the Mississippi coast.
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According to Parr, the worms probably got stranded above ground after a strong storm forced them out of their sandy underground homes.
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He got around this by creating a subterranean space, invisible above ground and linked to each section of the house by steps.
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They want to know how much carbon is in the biomass above ground, and how much is in the mud below ground.
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A storm surge at high tide could bring water levels between five and 10 feet above ground in the areas under watch.
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But the drone will make this process cheaper, safer, and—since it flies just 300 metres above ground—more precise, said Espuch.
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That's roughly the same amount of carbon stored in all of the above-ground vegetation across the other 96 percent of the basin.
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And New York's Metro-North commuter train service, which was suspended after noon, and above-ground subway service were restored Tuesday evening, Gov.
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London is like New York; finding space to do anything, let lone build ventilation shafts or water chillers above ground, isn't always easy.
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The 6-inch steel Belle Fourche pipeline is mostly underground but was built above ground where it crosses Ash Coulee Creek, Suess said.
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The glass skywalk sits 340 metres (1,115 feet) above ground and is reported to be the highest handrail-free walkway in the world.
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Different types of vehicles on the ground, above ground, to be able to do these types ... I do think that that will happen.
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In fact, most above ground US nuclear tests were conducted on various islands in the Pacific Ocean, with the most done on Enewetak.
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Over time, these filaments developed into sturdy cords that delivered food wherever it was needed, possibly to spore-bearing mushroom caps above ground.
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Some eastern coastal areas can expect storm surge of 5 to 9 feet above ground level — with large waves towering above that level.
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Graves of the known dead got new upright stones; graves of the unknown got square markers above ground, mirroring the cemetery's original configuration.
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For companies, there are few options to police the parts of their pipeline networks that sit above ground, such as the valve stations.
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They're pets too (in both the underground and above ground worlds), but pets bred by the government to feed and sustain the Tethers.
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Houston officials said there was a low risk of health hazards from the chemical cloud because it was several thousand feet above ground.
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Often built with baked bricks and plaster, decorated with Koranic calligraphy, some graves are above ground tombs, reflecting the wealth of those within.
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Here's what else is happening: The new subway cars might have welcoming interiors, but today you'll want to spend your commute above ground.
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Mahler went underground with M.T.A. workers to inspect the crumbling infrastructure and above ground to learn what could be done to fix it.
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The hurricane center warned that the storm surge would peak between 313 to 231 feet above ground level in the Corpus Christi area.
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Other localization solutions, such as lidar-based 3-D maps of what's above ground, are subject to changing features like construction and weather.
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They'll be priced from $1,000 to $1,375, with the rest of the 200-square-foot above-ground units priced between $2,000 and $2,375.
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Ferrets prey upon prairie dogs, and then occupy their underground burrows for shelter from the weather and safety from predators located above ground.
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At the St. Regis Abu Dhabi, one suite is suspended between the hotel's two towers, appearing to "float" nearly 43 feet above ground.
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As people talk about the little attention paid to crumbling infrastructure above ground—the infrastructure below ground, by comparison, is often ignored altogether.
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There are roughly 5,000 Chinese immigrants who live above ground in Mexicali today, and the city remains a hub for Chinese culture in Mexico.
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They already have very tight control of the above ground church, their hope is to have the underground church under their control as well.
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"Half of our line is above ground, half is below ground, and we go through some very cold areas in the winter," Haines said.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to announce the Brooklyn-Queens Connector, an above-ground trolley that links the two boroughs.
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The job took five hours to complete, but at the end of the day, the dog named Lucy was back above ground and unharmed.
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In 1997, Clinton blew it out of the water, when he had a seven-seat above ground hot tub installed near the South Lawn.
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Some of them were working above ground when it was legal, going back to the early seventies, and some were trained by those people.
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By the numbers: Construction costs for above-ground parking structures can cost $21,103 per space, and another $500 per year to maintain each space.
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The Doomsday Clock's hands "are the closest they've been to catastrophe since the early days of above-ground hydrogen bomb testing" in the 1950s.
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The National Weather Service has forecast greater than 20 inches of rain, and warned that storm surge levels could exceed 3 feet above ground.
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But on occasion, I'll return home after a long day in these here above-ground mines only to find a beloved pan utterly devastated.
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For more than a year, I lived near the very top of the Princess Tower, on the 88th floor (out of 97 above ground).
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And any facility can only compensate so much for the fundamental flaws of Florida's infrastructure, which includes a lot of vulnerable above-ground lines.
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"If you're primarily concerned with storm surge and flooding, then it may very well make sense to keep the wires above ground," he said.
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It wasn't long before Timothy Leary made LSD front page news, and inevitably, all above-ground clinical research with psychedelics halted until the 1990s.
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Perfect For: A Poolside Jam Sesh (Above)Ground these purposeful, artistic smudges of blue, purple, gold, and lavender liner with some black liner, too.
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When you really look at our traffic setup it's sort of amazing people get anywhere in a vehicle, above ground, any faster than walking.
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But they were not sure that it fit instructions in Ms. Rosa's letter that she preferred for her cremated remains to be above ground.
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Will the grasshopper's minor in media studies be enough to get him a job hauling "crumbs and feces from above ground to below ground"?
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If peak surge happens during high tide, areas from Port Aransas to Sargent could see as much as 7 feet of water above ground.
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Forecasts now call for up to 12 feet of water above ground level in the Keys if the peak surge hits at high tide.
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With Arlington running out of space, the expansion provides 27,282 interment spaces, including 16,400 for cremated remains in above-ground columbarium courts, officials said.
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"The feeling of floating 40 meters above ground protected merely by a thin web is, frankly, indescribable," DD Squad member Maks Veselko told CNN.
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Sure, a glass-floored canopy bridge about five-storeys above ground will let you walk over the foliage in one of Jewel's indoor forests.
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We continue to work with the MTA to follow up on what we've really been asking for, which is an L train above ground.
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Above ground, four shafts have been located that may allow access into the cave and rescuers were continuing to explore those shafts Friday, Narongsak said.
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Thousands of sensors, including ones that track every worker, send data above ground at Garpenberg, boosting safety and allowing more efficient ventilation and ore loading.
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Court papers also charged Okoumou with resisting arrest by refusing to leave the perch where Lady Liberty&aposs feet stand, roughly 100 feet above ground.
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For example, finding and drilling oil requires elaborate modelling—both of underground geologies and messy above-ground geopolitics—to make money over the long-term.
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This includes 3 to 5 feet of water above ground if the peak surge strikes at high tide from Shell Beach to Dauphin Island, Alabama.
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"That means that the appearance of the mangroves above ground is not indicative of how much carbon it can sequester into the soil," Kirwan said.
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Miami is largely built on sand or swamp and has a high water-table, making subterranean parking expensive; building above ground is a better option.
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Living above ground, with day and night, and a wider variety of both prey and predators, apparently requires more brain power than living below ground.
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Of course, all responsible, law-abiding pilots are supposed to remain below 400 feet above ground level when flying, but that's just in the USA.
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Investigations by the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality have also ruled out methane, underground fuel storage tanks, natural gas and leaking above-ground gasoline tanks.
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You know, that there's this shadow world where someone like me might actually have a similar experience to the volunteers in the above-ground study.
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According to Red (really Adelaide, but we'll get into that later), whoever created the Tethered hoped to use them to manipulate their above ground counterparts.
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The only difference between the Tethers and the above-ground Americans is that the Tethers were just used, tossed aside, and forgotten by the government.
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Still, the following day, trace amounts of americium and plutonium were found above-ground at air quality stations about half-a-mile from the WIPP.
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Ferrari is buried in an above-ground family tomb in the San Cataldo cemetery in Modena, near the Ferrari plant at Maranello in central Italy.
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Today, the above-ground portals are locked and the driveway leading up to the main entrance is closed for 19603 days out of the year.
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While the family home is still above ground, a corner of the property looks like it's on the verge of crumbling into the abyss below.
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While the family home is still above ground, a corner of the property looks like it's barely holding on from crumbling into the abyss below.
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"This comes after persistent shortfalls over the past five years, which has clearly drawn down considerably on above-ground inventories," she said in a note.
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Reiterating remarks made in the past, the official said one step was to conduct an above-ground nuclear detonation or "large-scale hydrogen bomb" test.
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The engine that powers the pocket restarted at 3,635 feet (1,108 meters) above ground level "and ramped fast for a successful landing," the company said.
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However, the Buffalo Bayou Partnership, in their redevelopment of the above-ground area into the Buffalo Bayou Park, saw its potential as a public resource.
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The group proposes to illuminate the underground space with sunlight collected by high-tech panels above ground and reflected down through a series of pipes.
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Ms. Merino recalled enduring days of scorching temperatures of 120 degrees above ground until Gabriele Gouellain, a German miner, invited the pair into her dugout.
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It wasn't until I'd been there for hours that I realized what was really different about this place: the total lack of above-ground wires.
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As a result, thousands turn to less formal resources to manage their desires: forum-based self-help groups, dark web chatrooms, and above-ground IRCs.
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There are plans to carve up the bottom of the sea as we have drilled for oil and coal and uranium above ground for decades.
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For a journey to a famous sandwich shop in central Santiago, I knew I'd have to head east-ish once above ground from the metro.
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Coastal areas may see waters surge by as much as 8 feet or more above ground if Florence's peak surge coincides with a high tide.
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An average taxi ride is about $4, a bus ride is 60 cents, and the above-ground Metro system charges only 203 cents a ride.
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Coastal areas may see waters surge by as much as 13 feet or more above ground if Florence's peak surge coincides with a high tide.
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But there's a chance surface pollution could have resulted in "diamond dust," small confetti-like ice crystals materializing in the air just above ground level.
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Of course, that depends on building hundreds of miles of tubes, either above ground on pylons along a highway like I-70, or through underground tunnels.
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Authorities said the gunman shot one person in a car on Friday before entering the facility and firing at people on all three above-ground floors.
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Pluto, to completely lose all his linguistic abilities and be unable to recover them in time to actually speak to anyone once he was above ground.
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I got my head above ground and out into the place I now call home, and learned about others who call it home in the process.
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Even though it is well inland, portions of the channel extending into the town could again see waters rise more than six feet above ground level.
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It has 10 stories — five above ground and five below — and was built on budget, at a cost of $1.7 billion Singapore dollars (US$1.25 billion).
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The chemical compounds that give carrots their vivid colour, carotenoids, are usually used by plants that grow above ground to assist in the process of photosynthesis.
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Adelaide's seeming descent into Tethered-style snarling barbarity feels like a confirmation that there's nothing really separating Us' above-ground people from the below-ground people.
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Slated to open in July of 2018, the pool will offer views of Palm Jumeirah, Arabian Gulf and Dubai skyline from almost 700 feet above ground.
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Above ground, #MeToo chatter was in full swing after the allegations of sexual assault against Asia Argento brought the conversation into a new and complicated light.
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Starting in the 1960s, Israeli archaeologists brought the sunken port back to life, along with Caesarea's above-ground wonders, including a crusader church and Roman theater.
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" The man consulted his portable GPS and replied, "You're in a hot air balloon, approximately 30 feet above ground elevation of 2,346 feet above sea level.
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Of the 181 people working in the mine at the time of the blast, 149 managed to get above ground and survive, the news agency added.
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According to Google, the above-ground portion of the set is located outside of Detroit, the city where much of the film's principal photography took place.
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It's a stark reminder that the 22016-year-old—as well as the other 280 residents of the facility—are lucky to still be above ground.
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More important, by focusing on the minerals markets it is easy to miss some big trends that are happening above ground—and these are mostly positive.
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Fracking to extract gas from shale rock is contentious in Britain because of concerns it could contaminate underground water reservoirs and harm the environment above ground.
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Given the threat posed by putting power lines above ground, why not put power to all critical infrastructure in the United States (not just Florida) underground?
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Geologists like Ricardo Hirata of the University of Sao Paulo recommend tapping more ground water, noting Brazilian engineers are focused on rivers and above-ground reservoirs.
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They'll fly 1,000 to 2,000 feet above ground and will be quieter than a helicopter, producing half the noise of a truck driving past a house.
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A ceremonial groundbreaking for the tower is planned for Tuesday, though the building is not expected to start rising above ground for at least a year.
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Shaver referred to these hollow-earth dwellers as the 'Deros', a race of twisted and deformed sorcerers hell-bent on meddling in human affairs above ground.
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Underwater, everything is 10 times as difficult as it would be above ground: communicating, solving complex technical problems, providing emergency care, just moving around, he said.
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Southwest Florida could see a storm surge of 242 feet above ground level, and entire neighborhoods stretching northward from Naples to Tampa Bay could be submerged.
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In a scene that has become all too familiar here, thousands of riders were forced to get off trains and search above ground for another way.
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During the in-flight abort test Sunday, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket shut off its engines after climbing more than 10 miles above ground at supersonic speeds.
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In the Corpus Christi area, the peak storm surge is expected to be 6 to 27 feet above ground level from Mustang Island to Port O'Connor.
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These are accessible through a double helix staircases, and are interspersed with footbridges and viewing stations that will offer a view from 100 feet above ground.
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Related: How Ukraine's War Became Big Business For the Underworld Underground swindles go mostly overlooked by authorities, no matter how above-ground they are in practice.
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Vandalism in two states A sheriff in Iowa said there was an incident of vandalism earlier this month on the pipe at an above-ground safety valve.
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That's like 2,000 gallons of saliva—enough to fill a modest above-ground swimming pool with the genetic history of every person in the city of Philadelphia.
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On Wednesday, above ground, the U.S. Women's National Team got a parade through New York's Canyon of Heroes and were presented with the Key to the City.
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The above-ground ants also had expanded the regions of their brain that dealt with smell, and had larger mushroom body calyces, which are associated with memory.
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Microsoft's plans aren't as audacious as a spaceship campus, but the company did recently unveil tree houses for its employees to host meetings 12 feet above ground.
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If you go to Walmart, there are plenty of above ground pools still available and on sale, so you don't have to worry about destroying your yard.
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It was home to the Jewish temples of antiquity but all that remains above ground is a restraining wall for the foundations built by Herod the Great.
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It goes off slightly above ground, but it creates a tremendous blast wave that will go deep into a cave and around corners, which frustrate regular munitions.
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CyPhy Works' drone system will fly up to 400 feet above ground with a 30X zoom camera to identify which homes experienced water damage before floodwaters recede.
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EDF Energy will start building the power plant's structures above ground by June 2019, after the foundations are in place for the first reactor unit, he added.
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The sky lenses sit above the ground on the place outside and are raised so that people above ground can't walk over them and block the light.
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Still, it's not hard to imagine the story of Taylor's feat spreading among his colleagues over many years and hundreds of above-ground US nuclear test shots.
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Today, above-ground nuclear testing is mostly banned worldwide, since it can spread radioactive fallout, mess with electronics, be mistaken for an act of war, and more.
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The government is exploring options to make more space for housing above ground by relocating facilities — like water and sewage treatment plants, data centers and reservoirs — underground.
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"Even above-ground, legal trade has been hit - that's unavoidable," he said, because businesses were being cautious in the current climate, holding out for when tensions ease.
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Most of the children interviewed by Amnesty worked above ground, collecting ore and sorting through rocks, which they then washed in streams and lakes around the mines.
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They evoked a picture of micro-communities underground -- the people were assigned various roles, including entertaining rowdy children, cleaning the floors and securing food from above ground.
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The US government detonated hundreds upon hundreds of above-ground nuclear explosions from 163 to 1963 — right up until the first nuclear test-ban treaty was signed.
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After swinging far into the house direction over the last five or six years—during which house became above-ground popular—the underground has swung toward techno.
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One of her favorite things about the past couple years has been "seeing the underground musicians come above ground," she says naming rapper Noname as an example.
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But it was put back together with some innovations added both below ground in a sub-basement and, most famously, well above ground — and quite visibly so.
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"There are tens of thousands of people who will experience the ground floor retail on 14th Street who would never come above ground before," Ms. Falk said.
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The capsule contains college students' responses to an existential questionnaire; above ground, a placard stipulates that the capsule is not to be opened until the year 2979.
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Activists say that many of Eastern Ghouta's residents have taken to makeshift shelters underground, rarely venturing above ground to seek food and water amid nearly incessant airstrikes.
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This Washington state "hobbit hole" is built into the earth with a round doorway above ground, resembling a dwelling you'd find in author J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth.
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While above-ground trains rumble the streets of Dumbo, at the park, the rumble is faint enough to hear the sounds of the waves and tweeting birds.
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Above ground, the average speed of vehicle traffic in midtown Manhattan is a mere 4.7 miles an hour, down from 6.5 miles an hour five years ago.
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Israel has one of the most robustly militarized borders, with an above-ground security barrier already in place and its Iron Dome defense system protecting the skies.
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The fact that all the above ground trains were taken out of service, along with some of the underground stops, made hitting trains or stations open game.
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In other places, services rely on above-ground copper wires that can blow down in large storms, and which might be safer buried underground as weather patterns shift.
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The void is about 70 feet (21 meters) above ground level, and is at least 100 feet (30 meters) long, but the researchers aren't sure of its inclination.
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Walmart is in on the action with a sale that has us itching to get outside, marking down a *ton* of above ground pools and portable hot tubs.
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The Washington Examiner reports that Illinois taxpayers will also shoulder half of a $50 million project to overhaul an above-ground rail stop two miles from the center.
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Most of its life is spent underneath the sand feeding on insects and larvae, and because the karrkaratul has low oxygen requirements, it rarely ever appears above ground.
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Deputy national police chief Wirachai Songmetta said he would join more than 600 rescuers above ground trying to find shafts that might be possible entrances into the cave.
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When these things were first authorized and came above ground, they tended to have all sorts of restrictions because people were somewhat justifiably concerned about unintended negative consequences.
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Above ground, cars would drive onto electrically-powered sled-like devices that would then descend underground and zip through the tunnels at more than 120 miles per hour.
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Transportation advocates, though, are worried that a new tunnel network for cars will just create more above-ground congestion, especially as vehicle queue up to enter the tunnel.
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The palladium market may need up to three years to consume its opaque above-ground stocks, according to Russia's Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest producer of the metal.
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Among the investigators' observations so far is that Arkema's backup generators were raised only two feet above ground, and even three feet of water would shut them down.
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Over the history of Earth, tectonic plates have smashed into each other and dove under one another to literally move continents and create everything we see above ground.
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But the best part of this place is that you can grab a cup of coffee and take a long walk around the above-ground, ornately-decorated graves.
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Since then use of the technique, which shoots water and chemicals into the shale to forcibly move natural gas up and out into containers above ground, has exploded.
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"The world is always changing, and what happens underground greatly impacts what happens above ground," Stuart Woods, vice president of geospatial solutions at Leica Geosystems, told Informed Infrastructure.
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The track is above ground and lies a stone's throw away from Grenfell Tower, where at least 30 people died on Wednesday after a fire engulfed the building.
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Law enforcement sources tell us they responded to The Armory around 1 PM. We're told crews discovered the gas was coming from an above ground pressure relief valve.
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Sources tell CNBC, with a price tag of $35 million to $55 million, Musk's company came in at a fraction of the cost of its above-ground competitors.
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Geology nerds will stand in awe of the landscape, which can be explored underground, above ground or in the air, thanks to the region's famous hot air balloons.
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Reiterating remarks made in the past, the official said one step in this process was to conduct an above-ground nuclear detonation or "large-scale hydrogen bomb" test.
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Blame it on the temperature: Attempting to keep cool through the stale subway air and serious lack of breeze above ground zaps a truly strange amount of energy.
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The rattling sound of the train car moving through the tunnel from Hunts Point to Whitlock Avenue lowered as we emerged onto the tracks taking us above ground.
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The building I worked in at my last job there had "only" more than 40 stories above ground, making it relatively short for the neighborhood it was in.
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They have also built about 10 straw-and-wood houses with zinc roofs, as well as several community centres, all elevated above ground to protect them from flooding.
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For above-ground views of the city and the lush greenery interspersed throughout, ride the city's cable car, which many locals use to commute to the city center.
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One of the pilots had told air traffic control he wanted to return to the airport shortly after takeoff when the plane was about 500 feet above ground.
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Palladium deficits here Above-ground stocks are expected to fall below 13 million ounces from around 18 million ounces at the end of 2010, according to Metals Focus.
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Additionally, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency and announced Saturday afternoon that all above-ground subway lines in N.Y.C. would stop running at 4 p.m.
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Although conditions are improving as creators find new means of operating in both above-ground and underground spaces, it will take coordinated and continuous effort to create lasting change.
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Building the tube on pylons above ground would have the benefit of saving money, providing protection from earthquakes and allowing solar panels to be placed on top, said Musk.
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During a full backflip maneuver, Stickman swings from a ceiling-mounted wire 19.6 feet (six meters) above ground, tucks into a ball at peak height, and executes the stunt.
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Meanwhile, North Korea ponders an above-ground nuclear test, the Affordable Care Act repeal hangs on a knife's edge and Puerto Rico is bracing for six months without electricity.
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"We found anatomical suggestions that their eye structure is distinct from most other above-ground insects,"said Sean O'Donnell a professor at Drexel and one of the paper's authors.
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Diddy took a page straight out of Will Smith's birthday playbook to celebrate the big 4-9 ... jumping out of a plane that's more than 10,000 feet above ground.
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If the biggest surge also occurs at peak tide, NHC says above ground water heights of 3-5 feet are possible between Chincoteague, Virginia and Sandy Hook, New Jersey.
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The rover will enter the planet's atmosphere at 11,000 mph and will use a combination of a supersonic parachute and above-ground rocket thrusters to brake during its descent.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo suspended above-ground portions of the city's subway service and said the Metro-North commuter service to the suburbs would shut down at noon.
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Cradled in place above ground, it will serve as a vacuum-sealed, high-speed proving ground for transport pod prototypes being developed as part of a SpaceX design competition.
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After being canceled earlier in the day, above-ground parts of New York City's subway service and some Metro-North commuter trains to the suburbs resumed in the evening.
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Godasi and those who seek her services hope that these above ground meetings will help legitimize psychedelics as real forms of medicine and therapy, rather than just party drugs.
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Seconds later, an explosion could be seen inside the sinkhole, sending a ball of fire above ground, followed by a thick plume of smoke and a few smaller explosions.
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The scene at Hudson Yards, with the tunnels underground and seemingly endless construction happening above ground, was enough to frustrate Mr. Gottheimer, a freshman congressman from northern New Jersey.
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The five-person vehicle will have a cruising speed of 180 mph (290 km/h) and a cruising altitude of around 1,000–2,000 feet (300–600 meters) above ground.
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In January cabbies were cheered when the rank was moved above ground to make way for HS2, a planned high-speed railway between London and the north of England.
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Moti Mahal was the first restaurant in Delhi to have an above-ground tandoor, and also became one of the first Indian restaurants geared toward its burgeoning middle class.
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It was home to the Jewish temples of antiquity but all that remains of them above ground is a restraining wall for the foundations built by Herod the Great.
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Earlier this week, NYC subway riders were treated to the sight of a raven completely mutilating a still-living pigeon right on the above-ground Kings Highway Q platform.
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A skilled player could, by typing the correct series of phrases, guide their character through an elaborate cave network, collect five treasures and return them to the house above ground.
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While part of hospital was above ground, most of its operations -- including the intensive care unit and emergency rooms -- were kept underground as bombings remain a constant threat in Aleppo.
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For his part, Diamond Foundry CEO R. Martin Roscheisen said his company's goal is to create real diamonds above ground in its San Francisco foundry using a proprietary solar technology.
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Go watch it, then come on back so we can argue about what happens to one of the Tethered when their above-ground surrogate flies in an airplane or whatever.
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The catacombs contain the bones of about six million people, who were moved there from above-ground cemeteries at the end of the 18th century due to public health concerns.
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Waiting for us above ground was a statue of Dostoyevsky, bigger than life, grimly slouching, eyes cast down, tension in his legs and in the hand resting on his thigh.
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Pyongyang (CNN)A senior North Korean official has issued a stern warning to the world that it should take "literally" his country's threat to test a nuclear weapon above ground.
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Chow said construction cost for a car park with basis finishing is about HK$1,000 per square foot above ground, but doubles to HK$2,000 per sq ft if underground.
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But for those who can afford the approximate $300-$400 million for a bespoke Boeing 787, flying 40,000 feet above ground can be a luxurious, bespoke experience, requiring integrated design.
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While researchers knew roots also had photoreceptors—the parts of the plant that soak up light—they weren't sure whether those photoreceptors responded directly to light above ground, and how.
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The big way that they've been most influential to me, and that I think about on almost a daily basis, is that they didn't really advertise their records above ground.
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A storm surge of 1 to 3 feet above ground level is expected along the coast in portions of the warning area, with isolated areas possibly up to 4 feet.
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Both call for simple, economical construction with big panels of waterproof plywood combined with concrete block (Basement Shelter) or sand or gravel fill (Above-Ground Shelter.) Strong, safe, dependable, durable.
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From here, the Amargosa, nicknamed "the hide-and-seek river," alternately flows above ground and below, mixing with groundwater and water heated by geothermal sources in a complex subterranean puzzle.
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Retired veterans who served on active duty will now no longer be automatically eligible for in-ground burial but would be eligible for having their cremated remains interned above ground.
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It costs $174,000 per mile to run transmission lines above ground on average and $1.4 million per mile to bury them, according to a study from the Edison Electric Institute.
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"[Electing Donald Trump] was the democratic equivalent of installing an above-ground pool," Bee said, clad in the sparkly blazer she thought would be a celebration of Hillary Clinton's win.
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Those who favor above-ground treatments might opt to lie in the glittering black magnetic sand on the beaches of Kolkhida in Georgia, which purportedly treats a wide variety of ailments.
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Karins also used a more technical way to describe the warm layer, calling it a "warm nose" at 850 to 900 millibars, which translates to about 5,000 feet above ground level.
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"Our results show that the above ground plant-plant communication by brief touch can provoke responses in nearby non-touched plants through belowground communication," write the authors in the new study.
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The red jumpsuit-wearing "villains" are the Tethered, underground beings bound to walk (literally) in the shadows of their above-ground counterparts and speak in twisted, cracked voices and guttural grunts.
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But one group of hardworking entrepreneurs is posed to be left in the cold when the $230 billion [$4 billion USD] recreational pot market goes above ground: your everyday weed dealers.
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While the sudden, explosive spilling of guts and truth and the ugly underbelly of huge machines is all happening above ground, invisible ripple effects are going far deeper within women's bodies.
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The steady destruction of the above-ground ISIS caliphate seems to have been a boon to Europe; both the number of terrorist attacks and total fatalities have fallen in recent years.
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Similarly, since the tunnels essentially represent the Upside Down's slow, forceful encroachment in our world, it makes sense they would drag their prey there to eat, rather than feed above ground.
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All that remains of the village, located about 30 minutes from the center of Palu, is a muddy wasteland where only the very tips of roofs remain above ground in places.
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This all happened while the vehicle was still two miles (3.7 km) above ground, causing a catastrophic free fall that sent the lander plummeting downward at 185 mph (300 km/h).
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Even if the craft only made it 5 feet above ground, he said the hover is as significant as hovering 500 feet as it requires the same tech, mechanisms, and effort.
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MOAB was originally intended to be used against large formations of troops and equipment or above-ground bunkers, but later the targets expanded to caves and tunnels buried under softer surfaces.
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This is the closest the clock has been set to midnight since 1953, when it was at 11:48 PM because the Americans and Soviets were testing hydrogen bombs above ground.
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These remote-controlled inspection vehicles can operate for six to eight hours on a single battery charge and do not require a burdensome connection to an above ground truck for power.
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However, Florida's power grid is largely above ground, 60% in fact, and much of the grid damage was the result of wind gusts toppling trees and power lines strung across poles.
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Over the years, the city has done a magnificent job of obliterating almost any above-ground vestiges, save for a handful of innocuous grates embedded in the sidewalk along Central Parkway.
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So far, hundreds of above-ground fires have been recorded by satellites, covering hundreds of thousands of hectares in the Arctic and sub-Arctic, from Eastern Siberia to Alaska and Greenland.
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Subways running above ground and trains operated by the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North halted service on Saturday and were to be evaluated for service restoration at 6 a.m.
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It's this above-ground dump for domestic waste that affects the Flinders, known for its haunting landscapes and home to the Adnyamathanha people, one of several hundred indigenous groups in Australia.
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THE DAIRY FARMER Gianantonio Locatelli climbed up the steel ladder and peered over the brim of a large corrugated vat, about the size of a very deep above-ground swimming pool.
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If the nation sets off an above-ground nuclear explosion — and the most powerful ever detonated in the Pacific — the Cold War's rich history of test blasts suggests what might happen.
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As it turns out, most of the invading earthworms in the North American boreal appear to be the type that love to devour leaf litter and stay above ground, releasing carbon.
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At 6, I became a frequent flier as an "unattended minor," accompanied only by my beloved stuffed "Lamby," and the panic of being trapped thousands of feet above ground with strangers.
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But I lived on the 88th floor of an apartment building that had 97 stories above ground and until a few years ago was the tallest residential building in the world.
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EDT, the National Weather Service was forecasting the risk of 5 to 8 feet of inundation above ground level at Cape Canaveral if the storm were to hit at high tide.
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"(In terms of) overall fundamentals for palladium, we have a significant deficit that has to be financed from above ground stocks, with the prospect of increased supply limited," HSBC's Steel said.
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Keith Wyman says his family was in their backyard in Attleboro Monday when his 2-year-old son Cody began to climb the gate blocking the ladder to their above-ground pool.
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Also installed on the Victoria line, this one is simple: in between stations, the hot air a train is giving off naturally rises through lift shafts, where above-ground ventilation systems await.
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They talked about how to film in a sandstorm and not ruin your camera (spoiler: it's impossible), and how to find and capture a tiny animal that almost never comes above ground.
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In 2017 the long-running Canadian operation, above/ground press, issued a Young chapbook titled 20183 — the first time in a long time I've seen his work published by anyone but himself.
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A.: Conspiracy to Kill,' 'Adventures of Nick Carter,' 'The Last Day,' 'Sudden Death,' 'The Lady in Red,' 'Hard Knox,' 'Police Story: Gladiator School,' 'Jingle All the Way,' 'Dead Above Ground' and more.
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Such a surge, depending on whether it hits at high tide, could result in more than nine feet of water above ground in some coastal areas, according to the National Weather Service.
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An underground or above ground pylon-supported tube will create a "special environment" — a low pressure system — through which passenger pods will travel with very little air pressure to slow them down.
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The "Fireball," which spins and swings riders 40-feet above ground, suddenly malfunctioned and snapped apart Wednesday at the Ohio State Fair's opening night, killing 18-year-old Tyler Jarrell of Columbus.
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The only signs of this operation, which is built into a hill and insulated by some three feet of dirt and grass, is above-ground ventilation equipment sticking out of the ground.
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With the drone only 20 feet above ground in a slow glide, "We were getting some really interesting thermals in that last 4 seconds," explained Yael Maguire, head of Facebook's Connectivity Lab.
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All of the elements you'd expect from New Orleans — from the neon-light signage to the mausoleum-like above-ground tombs — are here, as are some you likely don't even know about.
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Above ground they capitalized on the right angle formed by the meeting of the factory and the administrative wing, adding a playful elegant element that remains sculpturally distinct while locking everything together.
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In purely practical terms, seizing Iraq's oil would have required tens of thousands of American troops to protect Iraq's oil infrastructure, which is spread out across the country and largely above ground.
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It was acquired by Diamond Foundry, a company that grows above-ground diamonds using 100% solar energy, and it launched an engagement collection, which also includes a Design Your Own Ring feature.
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FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER STATION — The part above ground doesn't look like much, a few silver pipes running in a straight line, dwarfed by the far more massive, scarred reactor buildings nearby.
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At DakAkker urban farm, more than 20 meters (65 feet) above ground, wild flowers jostle for space with herbs, vegetables and fruit trees, lightening the sombre cityscape with a riot of color.
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And the company was once seen as a forerunner in the race to blanket the world in Internet connectivity using hundreds of satellites that orbit just a few hundred miles above ground.
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North Korea hinted its next nuclear test could be above ground after U.S. President Donald Trump warned in September that the United States would "totally destroy" North Korea if it threatened America.
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The arrangement is the result of a politically charged battle back in the 503s pitting the public transit agency against Berkeley voters who didn't want the "eyesore" of extensive above-ground track.
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On a moist day in fall, or in the wake of melting snows in spring, a seedling appeared above ground—a stubby one-inch stem with a tuft of bright-green shoots.
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"We need to be able to focus on multiple shooters, on one or more above ground — we've got to multiply our forces," said Chief Chris Jones, who is overseeing the department's preparations.
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We have 11 demands, which include implementing a division of diversity, funding programs that support multicultural work, and requiring the trustees to acknowledge the Machine and take steps to bring it above ground.
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How they do it: Naked mole-rats have learned to live underground, where they've adapted to lower oxygen levels (and higher carbon dioxide levels) than the rest of us who live above ground.
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Four of the twelve boys that have been trapped in a cave in Thailand for fifteen days, a devastating heartbreaking 20183 days, they are now above ground and recuperating at a local hospital.
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The TMG have previously said that the most recent delays have not had an impact on the March 2020 deadline, when they hope to have completed the proposed above-ground 'ring road two'.
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They said the child drowned in the Anthony's above-ground pool on July 16, and that Casey Anthony and her father, George Anthony, panicked upon finding her there and covered up the death.
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That meant their ashes could no longer be placed in an above-ground structure at Arlington, according to a memo from McHugh that the Miller family obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.
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First, the wine is aged above ground for three months, then it's stored in amphorae (a clay jug with two handles and a narrow neck) below the water for one to two years.
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The company says it's not just in the business of building an ultra speedy, above-ground transit system; its executive believe that the hyperloop can literally transform how we live and do business.
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The rules, which concern unmanned aircraft weighing less than 55 pounds and flying no more than 400 feet above ground, require that drones remain within the visual line of sight of the pilot.
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For above-ground, we measure a plot that is 20 by 20 meters, and in that, every tree over 10 centimeters in diameter; there are seedlings and other small trees that aren't measured.
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Finland's government has already granted a construction license for the above-ground encapsulation plant and disposal facility Posiva needs to treat the highly radioactive waste before taking it to the underground waste repository.
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But now that I get to take a nearly empty, above-ground, air-conditioned train to and from work each day, the thought of getting on a subway has become far less appealing.
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From the north entrance to Padre Island National Seashore to Sargent, about 223 to 22017 feet of water above ground level is expected if the storm hits at the time of high tide.
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Finance Minister Alfredo Thorne said the transportation ministry asked the consortium that holds the 35-year private-public concession to consider building more of the 35-km (22-mile) electric railway above ground.
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Rather, it's under scrutiny for how it maintains its sprawling infrastructure that delivers electricity to some 16 million Californians -- much of it via above-ground power lines running through heavily forested public land.
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Artyom and his fellow soldiers hear a radio signal that hints at life above ground beyond Moscow, so they grab a train and set off into the countryside, hoping for a better life.
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No one wanted to be anywhere near the working waterfront of the 1920s when planning for the viaduct, four stories above ground, began as a way to move cars quickly through the area.
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Above ground — where war planes are zooming overhead — the demolition caused by bombings, malnutrition and chemical attacks brings Syrians of all ages to her care, where all she can do is her best.
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The type of soil matters, too; for example, water doesn't move very well through clay soils, so less rainfall will be absorbed into the ground and more of it will runoff above ground.
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The new store, located on the outskirts of Seoul, will be Ikea's largest globally, with three underground floors and four above ground, supplanting its existing largest store, which is also in the country.
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A criminal record makes it difficult for a sex trafficking victim to transition into "above-ground employment" and a "life free of stigma," according to the Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women.
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This includes a tour of Marty's home, a dip in the above-ground pool, and a play-by-play analysis in retrospect of the psychosexual subtext to every point of interaction throughout the night.
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Designed by architect Moshe Safdie, the hub spans 65.63 million square feet and 10 stories (five above ground and five below) and is covered by a dome-shaped facade made of glass and steel.
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In the German pavilion, which won the top prize for best national presentation, Anne Imhof has installed a slippery glass floor a few feet above ground level, which is lit a brilliant white (pictured).
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The Federal Aviation Administration also increased the Temporary Flight Restriction around the volcano from 20,000 to 30,000 feet above ground level, and extended it out to a 5-nautical-mile radius around the summit.
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One of the bigger above ground pools available, this one pool can serve as a nice centerpiece to anyone's backyard and shouldn't be limiting if several people want to hop in and cool off.
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"There is a serious threat of significant storm surge flooding along the entire west coast of Florida and 15 feet of impact above ground level in southwest Florida," he said at a news conference.
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Above ground, it is right next to Les Halles, the former fresh-produce market long converted into a subterranean shopping mall, which was recently renovated beneath a new undulating gold canopy, facing the Bourse.
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The official added the two steps needed to achieve this goal were the "testing of a long-range ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile)" capable of reaching the US, followed by an above-ground nuclear detonation.
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If the regime turned to above ground testing, officials say it raises the prospect of a test looking like a potential attack, especially if Kim conducts the test using a missile with a warhead.
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" In just over three minutes, Stewart called deep-dish pizza everything from "an above-ground marinara swimming pool for rats" to "a cornbread biscuit which you've melted cheese on" to simply "a fucking casserole.
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"Based on the witnesses, the chopper was already above ground when it hit the cables," Colonel Gaorin said, adding that there were eight people on board, including the national police force's spokesman, Brig. Gen.
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More awkward still is the idea of your friends picking up their phones and watching your corpse's final minutes above ground over their crappy 3G connection, the blurry coffin jutting out behind those curtains.
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As someone who had grown up and gone to school there, I knew that issues around race were always quietly just below the surface — and the blue line was finally pushing them above ground.
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Above ground, soldiers from Iraq's Rapid Response division move from house to house searching for foreign Islamic State militants fighting to the bitter end to defend their last remaining stronghold in the city's west.
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If it's not tended to, upgraded and replaced, we're going to see a lot more water main breaks, gas explosions and other breakdowns that have a huge effect not just underground but above ground.
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In the 1941 model, the rocket motor was at the front of the spin-stabilized projectile, ensuring that a high-explosive warhead would normally be above ground on detonation, thus giving maximum fragmentation spread.
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A larger surge is predicted just south of there, including Sarasota, Bradenton, Ft. Myers, and Naples, where a potentially "catastrophic" 10 to 15 feet of water above ground level is predicted by the NHC.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sitting on a working-class commercial strip in the shadows of an above-ground rail line, a group called Make the Road New York's busy street-level offices are easy to miss.
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Sensors linked to robotic equipment in Boliden's Garpenberg zinc mine – which has been in operation since the 244th century - feed data to operators above ground as screens blink and flash in a nearby control room.
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Photo: GettyWhile it's magnificent that you can connect to the internet while you're soaring in a metal tube miles above ground, there are still shitheads who are going to use this modern wonder for evil.
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Rather than building above-ground tunnels, you could put most of your transportation infrastructure underground, where it's out of the way, much like cities discovered with the introduction of subway systems in the late 1800s.
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"There is a serious threat of significant storm surge flooding along the entire west coast of Florida, and this has increased to 15 feet of impact above ground level," he told reporters in Winter Park.
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The basic problem of climate change is that we are removing too much carbon from the geosphere (below ground) and putting it into the active biosphere (above ground), where it serves to raise surface temperatures.
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Researchers guess that the only reason these guys come above ground is to reroute around rocks they can't dig their way through, and to get out of their tunnels during rainstorms that may flood them.
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And in Houston, all but one of the Texas Medical Center's clinical care facilities stayed open throughout Hurricane Harvey because of modifications, including installing above-ground electrical vaults, implemented after Tropical Storm Allison in 2001.
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Officials at Minot are investigating "reports of suspected illegal drugs at an above-ground facility" at the Minot MAF, 2nd Lt. Gabriel M. Cushing, a spokesman for the base's 5th Bomb Wing, told Task & Purpose.
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But it almost suffered the same fate as its exceptional sibling, Penn Station, whose above ground structure, designed by McKim, Mead & White, was demolished to heighten the value of air rights amid the railroads' decline.
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The sun was shining and in spite of the cold there were a few bucks and does at silflay [feeding above ground], keeping out of the wind as they nibbled the shoots of spring grass.
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The rocket-powered plane will then detach and fire up its engine, swooping upward to more than 50 miles above ground, a boundary considered by the US government to mark the beginning of outer space.
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After much blood letting in which legions of "The Tethered" show up above ground to kill their counterparts and form a "Hands Across America" type chain, there is an epic battle between Adelaide and Red.
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For now, the electric grid is being put back up exactly the way it was before, with the vast majority — 2,336 miles — of lines on vulnerable above-ground poles, and 155 miles of cables buried underground.
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The storm is packing maximum sustained winds of 165 mph, and is likely to produce a storm surge of 2 to 3 meters, or at least 6.5 to 10 feet above ground level — if not higher.
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The details: Storm surge forecasts show the potential for as much as 3 to 5 feet of water above ground level along the Mississippi and Alabama coastline in particular, if the storm hits at high tide.
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It's not clear to what degree it would stop climate protestors from coordinating, as the vast majority of DLR stations (the line targeted today by Extinction Rebellion) are above ground and have access to mobile networks.
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The trunks, branches and above-ground roots growing from the stems of mangrove trees dissipate wave energy and reduce coastal erosion, functioning as a natural braking mechanism on the water - a phenomenon known as "wave attenuation".
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Not that the subterranian alternative is much better: There is literally not a single piece of clothing that can make 90-degree, completely breezeless weather in a concrete subway bunker any better than being above ground.
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Above ground level are the "Community" galleries, which tell the stories of African-Americans in the military and in sports through items like the Olympic medals of Carl Lewis and statues of Serena and Venus Williams.
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It took place on the windswept sidelines of the Hippodrome D'Auteuil, on a grassy knoll speckled with wildflowers, where two big aluminum pipes had been laid above ground, along a garbage bag-covered pair of runways.
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Why it matters: Lee's proposal would establish new clear rules for the first 200 feet above ground, and override Federal Aviation Administration concerns about a "patchwork quilt" of regulations that differ from one locale to another.
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Above ground, soldiers from Iraq's Rapid Response division move from house to house through the same openings Islamic State militants smashed through the walls in preparation to defend their last remaining stronghold in the city's west.
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Though the cameras usually fly thousands of feet above ground, they can, for example, follow a single suspect's every move, down to the second:Screenshot: Police FoundationThe system used in 2016 didn't track suspects automatically, the report says.
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From the north entrance of Padre Island National Seashore to Sargent, the National Hurricane Center is predicting between 21 and 22 feet of flooding above ground level if the storm hits at the time of high tide.
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The artist, Gary Tillery, who works out of The Fine Art Studio of Rotblatt-Amrany, tells us the monument will stand 50 ft above ground and will join 7 other statues on the city's Johnny Cash Trail.
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Storm surge inundation maps show the potential for more than 9 feet of water above ground level along Biscayne Bay, and in coastal areas of southwest Florida, which may experience powerful winds from the northwest and southwest.
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However, much of the grid sits above ground and was built in piecemeal fashion over the last 100 years, leaving it at risk to an increasingly sophisticated range of man-made attacks and the forces of nature.
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That would put the industry in deficit for a sixth consecutive year and cut above-ground stocks to 22018 million ounces by the end of next year, said the WPIC, which is funded by platinum mining companies.
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Lawyers for the Philadelphia-based nonprofit Safehouse, which is leading the charge in trying to establish the first above-ground safe injection site in the United States, are set to appear in court for an evidentiary hearing.
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With 97 floors above ground, it was helpful there were two sets of four elevators: one that went up to the 50th floor, and another "high speed" group of elevators going from the 51st to 97th floors.
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Normally, I'd take the underground train to work, but today I'm on the Segway, which forces me to quickly come to the realization that I have no idea how to get to work when traveling above ground.
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Above ground, a 7,245-pipe organ is one of the great splendors of St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue, the luminous church that will be the heart of the action in New York on St. Patrick's Day.
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"A House to Die In," which Melgaard said was inspired by the homes of drug barons, was to resemble a large black crystal held above ground by a number of white sculptural elements shaped like woodland creatures.
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"(In terms of) overall fundamentals for palladium, we have a significant deficit that has to be financed from above ground stocks, with the prospect of increased supply limited," said James Steel, chief precious metals analyst at HSBC.
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Since they're grown above ground by engineers in the US and sold direct to consumer online, Brenner and Shuster are able to cut out traditional middlemen to offer quality diamonds for less and with a clean conscience.
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The "Surface Tension" chapter in particular, in which Freeman travels above ground to the Lambda lab, often stumbling on big battles between marines and aliens, is a place where applying the Source engine is a good fit.
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Four large tanks of clean water had been provided for residents to bring up, but with the elevators out of service they needed to carry them up stairs, as high up as 22 floors above ground level.
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At the Eastman Museum's Louis B. Mayer Conservation Center, which was built in 013, nitrate films are stored in 12 separate above-ground vaults (so, if there's a fire in one, the entire collection won't be lost).
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In 2014, Musk, of Tesla fame, outlined a potentially revolutionary transportation system called the Hyperloop, an above-ground, low-pressure tube with smallish pods inside that are propelled by impeller engines and supported by either air or magnets.
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Neuhaus' first exo had been designed to help people swim, but while testing the model one freezing winter day in an above-ground pool in Pensacola, it occurred to him what a terrible idea a swimming exo was.
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At least a quarter of the world's carbon stored above ground in tropical forests is found in territories managed by indigenous people and local communities, research has shown, and rates of deforestation are lower in areas they manage.
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The rocket-powered plane will then detach and fire up its engine while passengers white-knuckle their way up to 50 miles above ground, a boundary considered by the US government to mark the beginning of outer space.
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They argued that their plan would deliver three times America's electricity demands, and that their hexagonal solar panels would also filter stormwater, replace above-ground power cables, melt snow, and even light up to give warnings to drivers.
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ET briefing, the storm surge flooding threat in southwest Florida has increased to 8 to 12 feet of inundation above ground level from Captiva to Cape Sable, if the peak surge occurs near the time of high tide.
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Some suffered burns and others were injured in a stampede to escape the station, one of the above-ground stops on the underground "Tube" network, but health officials said none were thought to be in a serious condition.
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Amber Gray, a downtown theater artist who has been with the show since 2014, is nominated for playing Persephone, the Greek goddess who spends half of each year above ground, and half down below with her husband, Hades.
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FYI, the glass floor at CN Tower (one of the tallest buildings in the world) is a major tourist attraction -- 1,112 feet above ground and people come from all over to stand on the glass and stare down!
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He also helped Billy Morrison, who is a guitarist in Idol's band, and guitarist Dave Navarro of Jane's Addiction set up an event called Above Ground, a fundraiser for mental health awareness and suicide prevention, in 2018 and 2019.
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South Korea's Yonhap News reports that construction for a 6,000-square-foot building with two underground floors and one above ground floor has started in the Garosu-gil shopping district and should be completed around the end of November.
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While Colleen and Claire look for a place to plant the bombs in the part of the office that's above ground, Luke, Matt, and Jess take a hidden elevator to the deep basement, where the door and Danny are.
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" And in "Fireman Meets Samurai Sword" firemen advise, "Let's get out of here alive at the end of each day"—because, like the rapper-rocker sez to the recovering crack addict, "Every Day Above Ground Is a Good Day.
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"I had known that above ground workers had wages in arrears, but it's also true that workers down shafts are also in arrears, and I spoke wrongly about that," Lu told state media, which did not mention the protests.
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But this time-lapse video showing a temporary Olympic-sized, above-ground swimming pool being installed in a stadium in Omaha will make you angry at the six-foot inflatable kiddie pool your parents bought you as a kid.
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Bride Jiang Huizhu and groom Zhou Wenlong wed on Tuesday, Chinese Valentine's Day, and descended onto a small platform attached to a bridge 180m (590 ft) above ground in Shiniuzhai National Geological Park in Hunan Province for the occasion.
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The TEB is an electric-powered elevated bus that runs on rails and operates high above ground so cars can drive underneath it like driving through a tunnel while it transports passengers from station to station, bypassing road traffic.
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The children interviewed for the report said they work up to 2262 hours a day to earn between $1 and $2, and typically work above ground, gathering and washing rocks from defunct industrial sites or nearby lakes and rivers.
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