"What we're seeing with augmented reality and mixed reality is an ability to train from afar, communicate from afar, and collaborate from afar," he said, echoing Holographic OS concept videos we've seen from Microsoft.
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"Tal Afar was trapped for months, and all of the supplies coming from ISIS in Syria toward Tal Afar were cut off," said Gen.
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TAL AFAR, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces have retaken almost all of Tal Afar, Islamic State's stronghold in the country's northwest, the Iraqi military said on Sunday.
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Thirty miles to the east is Tal Afar, an ISIS stronghold where camps are believed to hold hundreds of captives; fifty miles past Tal Afar is Mosul.
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He just wants a working-class woman whose demeaning work he can sexualize from afar, and he finds someone who loves being admired from afar for her demeaning work.
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Tal Afar was notorious for sectarian strife after the 253 U.S.-led invasion, and Khadir worries simmering tensions will explode again if a partisan force enters victorious in Tal Afar.
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Because it's really, really easy for everybody involved to hate each other from afar, to judge each other from afar, but it's much more difficult to hate up close and personal.
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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — After months of shadowboxing from afar, Gov.
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"That's incredible," one person said, admiring the "Snapbot" from afar.
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You can still give her a special experience from afar.
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We reach Tal Afar in the heat of the afternoon.
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All of Tal Afar has been put to industrial use.
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And that it's worthy of your admiration, even from afar.
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From afar, it resembles a concrete lotus on the water.
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Obviously, we can't know from afar what's in anyone's heart.
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From afar, the figures look almost careful stackings of color.
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"Tal Afar has been liberated," Abadi said in a statement.
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We forget that we all came from afar, with nothing.
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He said 3,500 more were helping coordinate efforts from afar.
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In Iraq, they lost their former stronghold of Tal Afar.
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"Oh my God!" yelled a woman who watched from afar.
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It's gorgeous from afar and a hot mess up close.
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From afar, her sister Nur Jahan helped her once again.
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But, until then, we're content with admiring them from afar.
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"My career, from afar, looks really great," she told PEOPLE.
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From afar, some said, these figures can seem particularly unreal.
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Still, it's proven an astounding place to study from afar.
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Tal Afar had been under ISIS control since June 2014.
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From afar, the Grammys red carpet always looks so glam.
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We never became friends but I watched her from afar.
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Viewed from afar, however, their metaphysical positioning is the same.
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And maybe you've been looking at Huawei devices from afar.
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When you really see things from afar, there's something attractive.
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We've got all sorts of ways to participate from afar.
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Warthen watched the scene from afar, almost out of sight.
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What motivated Vermeer to paint a domestic scene from afar?
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Allen, a naturally caffeinated coach, squinted from afar in disbelief.
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Or at least, that's what it seems like from afar.
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You're not missing anything, you're just appreciating it from afar.
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Instead, I mostly observed them from afar through my binoculars.
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The interaction aggravated Tayshia, who watched it unfold from afar.
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Tal Afar, September 2004 young men were dangerous including us.
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That day, September in Tal Afar, Iraq, I was 24.
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African émigrés share their stories about searching for acceptance afar.
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Tsitsipas is now one of those being watched from afar.
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"I kind of look from afar," Leon explained to me.
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I could only hear what they were doing from afar.
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Good news from afar is on its way to you.
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New ideas spring from local soil and arrive from afar.
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Through it all, teammates and coaches offered support from afar.
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TAL AFAR, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi government forces broke through Islamic State's lines inside Tal Afar on Friday, reaching the old city center and the neighborhood around the Ottoman-era citadel, according to a military statement.
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Tal Afar is about 70 kilometers (43 miles) west of Mosul.
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We both watched from afar as the transformation of Europe continued.
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Within a few months al Qaeda had retreated from Tal Afar.
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Xi Lun preferred to take in everything from afar at first.
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Her brand quickly went big, and I admired her from afar.
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It looks good from afar but it doesn't actually mean anything.
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He's a retired hero who observes the entire world from afar.
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From afar, you can magnify some of those more human stories.
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Still, Iraqi soldiers pushing into Tal Afar found most homes empty.
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Apparently, we're not alone in admiring shades of red from afar.
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But the sartorially-minded soccer follower can still covet from afar.
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Primarily by letting you keep an eye on things from afar.
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The HP Chromebook X2 is a nice-looking Chromebook from afar.
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From afar, one might assume that you're wearing a classy suit.
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Sometimes from afar, sometimes when they're going through the healing process.
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One thing's for sure ... we like what we see from afar.
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"I just choose to hope from afar, thank you very much."
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Watching the spectacle from afar, I found myself missing the Gipper.
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I just joined the board, I only know stuff from afar.
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In Tehran, businessmen and officials say everything is stymied from afar.
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Kristaps Porzingis grew up in Latvia, idolizing NBA stars from afar.
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San Salvador, El Salvador -- From afar, it looked like a breakdown.
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From afar, it looked like he was skateboarding on the sky.
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"Tal Afar is more or less empty now," said another official.
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The Holets family celebrates each achievement in Champ's recovery from afar.
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Tal Afar had a pre-war population of more than 200,000.
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So instead, I'll settle for wondering at her brilliance from afar.
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From afar, the proceedings could be mistaken for an afternoon cookout.
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There is one mechanism Congress can use to vote from afar.
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Tal Afar fell next, and more quickly, in only 11 days.
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We also need the carrot of socially generative assembly from afar.
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The earth appeared from afar in its blue and green calm.
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He had fretted that Tal Afar would face the same fate.
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But the Trumps are still able to close ranks from afar.
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We need more Attoras supporting Syria up close and from afar!
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Why couldn't we continue to offer him our love from afar?
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From afar, you might think it was a large, humpless camel.
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Bannon has carried on from afar as an ideological soul mate.
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Weedy leaned on a black iron gate, looking on from afar.
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We can talk about that later, when everyone's back from afar.
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From afar, a Social Security number looks kind of like a password.
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The capture of Tal Afar would represent another major victory for Iraq.
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I've perched on a rock and surveyed two different towns from afar.
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"From afar you only see the pattern of the eye," Nell says.
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The city of Tal Afar once had a population of about 200,000.
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Elle sits in silence with Campbell, as she watches it from afar.
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Khadir escaped Tal Afar with his wife, four sons and four daughters.
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You can also use hands-free mode to control it from afar.
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I never feel like I can do that very well from afar.
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That said, I encourage you to still admire the Chiron from afar.
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Observers who entered Tal Afar after the battle found few dead bodies.
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From afar, they look a little like mini vacuums or gas masks.
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But they reconcile from afar in a couple of subtle, lovely scenes.
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Challenge vet he found the most intimidating: CT… from afar, that is!
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For those who had flown in from afar, the vibe was unbeatable.
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"That was a difficult decision to watch from afar," she told me.
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But as Mount Etna reminded visitors, lava is best viewed from afar.
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Soon after, his face is comically shattered by a bullet from afar.
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Deir Ezzor is arguably more important than either Tal Afar or Raqqa.
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It's one thing to admire the serenity of bioluminescent algae from afar.
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So many friends I invited to this page, from near and afar!
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After Mosul, Iraqi forces quickly routed ISIS from Tal Afar in August.
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They explore each other bodies, first from afar, then from up close.
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Dear Lydia, How do you spot creepers and bad guys from afar?
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These 19 images show what our warming planet looks like from afar.
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And employees' desire to work from afar might outweigh the department's capabilities.
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Finances matter, because disposable income makes it easier to visit from afar.
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He observed it from afar; he was not there when it happened.
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He noticed her from afar, manning the tractor of a neighboring farm.
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And so I had followed the company a little bit from afar.
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There is pretty much no way to do that work from afar.
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I admired his athletic prowess from afar and his humanity close up.
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Yes. Age: 39 Occupation: design agent I noticed your sneakers from afar.
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Instead, he's caught and is forced to watch Andrea die from afar.
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" Another, who hadn't attended, recalled her experience from afar: "All was possible.
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Iraqi security forces launched their offensive to retake Tal Afar on Sunday.
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Zenyatta brings the same single-target benefits, but operates better from afar.
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From afar, the bear world can be full of intrigue and wonder.
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Though touring may seem glamorous from afar, there's little time for sightseeing.
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Her nails must "grab the viewers eyes from afar," Ms. Dixon said.
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Control the wireless mouse from afar as they attempt to use their own.
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From afar, they perceive the news media coverage of Egypt as overly alarming.
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From afar, Vermont and New Hampshire look like two peas in a pod.
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So there was a lot of guessing from afar and tuning on-site.
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How Indonesia handles the dispute is being watched from afar, he also noted.
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The artists who carved these were skilled—and they likely came from afar.
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Researchers observed that some whales traveled from afar to join the massive groups.
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Giancarlo Giammetti of Valentino also sent well wishes to the couple from afar.
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He shook hands with the opposition and saluted Argentina's visiting fans from afar.
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Then, at the end of August, ISIS quickly lost control of Tal Afar.
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From afar, it looks as though it could be a long, thin cord.
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But we're still learning some amazing things about this messenger from afar. [Nature]
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From afar, the viewer can make out the details of the actual photo.
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"Oh, that's awesome," the reality star says as she films him from afar.
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At the next checkpoint, outside Tal Afar, all Iraqi government flags were gone.
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Many people admire the grace, beauty, and athleticism of ballet dancers from afar.
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Fortunately, there's still a way to enjoy some of the festivities from afar.
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Meghan's look was selected from afar by her best friend, stylist Jessica Mulroney.
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Many of its feared religious police, the hisbah, were also from Tal Afar.
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Samsung's press conference is always a good time if you're watching from afar.
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From afar, you looked more emboldened than you've been in a long time.
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There are these big sort of towering ones you can see from afar.
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I believe when you love someone, you are allowed to love from afar.
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Other people are coming from afar to protest the protesters, according to KTVZ.
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The coalition estimates that there are about 700 ISIS fighters in Tal Afar.
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About 30,000 have fled Tal Afar since April, according to the United Nations.
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Curiel agreed, saying that technology allowed Montes and lawyers to confer from afar.
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ISIS captured Tal Afar on June 16, 2014, after a two-day battle.
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Through the use of teledildonics, people can get each other off from afar.
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Foreign VCs, people working in the French tech ecosystem and looking from afar?
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There's a level of sadness with everyone, but the sadness is from afar.
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John Kasich of Ohio continued to pound the Republican front-runner from afar.
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Some arrive early in the morning, from afar, ready to begin their vacation.
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Annan, who was born in Ghana, had admired Ali from afar for decades.
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In Remote Trigger/Self-Time Mode, you can control the phone from afar.
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Why is it so shocking when it's someone you had idolized from afar?
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It also does not include the 3,000 families which have fled Tal Afar.
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Fittingly, Mr. Romney will reappear on the political stage from afar on Thursday.
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Back at the camp, the group's tour guide remembered noticing her from afar.
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She's the type of person who oozes warmth and charisma, even from afar.
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A sky of gaseous sapphires and rubies is something to observe from afar.
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My mother always bought a record of a show she loved from afar.
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I hoped I would witness that moment, whether in Iraq or from afar.
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Some families or friends will want some face-to-face interaction from afar.
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Biddle never played with Halladay, but found him serious and businesslike from afar.
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From afar, you'll notice a writhing brown carpet of them at the shore.
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"I've had a longstanding fascination from afar with these artists," Ms. Gingeras said.
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No, it was because I knew only one thing about Power — from afar.
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Thousands of civilians fled Tal Afar this week as Popular Mobilisation closed in.
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The United States has the capability to monitor dangerous activity from afar anyway.
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Residents who left Tal Afar last week told Reuters the militants looked exhausted.
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Even from afar, the fascinating palace casts an imposing shadow upon the mountain.
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He runs the company from afar, staying at his home in South Florida.
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Goraya currently lives in the Netherlands, where he continues his activism from afar.
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An Iraqi military brigade will fight alongside the Hashd al Shabi, another name for PMU -- which includes a Shia paramilitary group called Sons of Tal Afar, a Sunni Hashd paramilitary also from Tal Afar, and members of the federal police.
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The commander of the Tal Afar operation, Abdulamir Yarallah, said Saturday that units of the 9th Armored Division and the Popular Mobilization Units, also known as the Hashd al-Shaabi, had captured al-Muthanna 2 district and the Tal Afar Hospital.
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Residents who left Tal Afar last week told Reuters the militants themselves looked exhausted.
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Different images gradually reveal themselves as you examine them from up close or afar.
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The audience, like anthropologists, watches this strange mating ritual from afar with calculated interest.
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You've admired them from afar, but now it's time to get a little closer.
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Venus enters fellow fire sign Leo this evening, bringing you love letters from afar.
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So many things—'you can't do that'—whether it's from afar or close up.
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Luckily, one of the lines we've lusted after from afar has made it stateside.
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From afar, the photo taken with the Pocophone F21 looks brighter and more vibrant.
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Even from afar, the sleep-deprived volunteers were more often seen as anti-social.
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And if you're worried about maintaining your friendships from afar, those feelings are valid.
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Mara posed for the cameras alone, while he smiled and watched her from afar.
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"I had worshipped Hank from afar, and I think he's incredibly funny," she says.
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Tal Afar was cut off from the rest of IS-held territory in June.
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Some of us watching from afar met the news with both elation and melancholy.
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On Location As a child in Austin, Texas, he admired the house from afar.
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In the Times newsroom on Tuesday the feeling was one of resignation from afar.
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McMaster deployed to Iraq, tasked with pacifying the insurgent-ridden city of Tal Afar.
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But some experts think that birth control can be more safely prescribed from afar.
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Solder: 76 is good at dealing damage, but he tends to strike from afar.
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VanderZanden will enjoy watching from afar, chilling out and collecting that sweet 20 percent.
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Rather than fight the case, she'd just keep an eye on it from afar.
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Let's take a close look at these astonishing particles, raining on Earth from afar.
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That includes "sensitive data being leaked" and the ability to reset Chromecasts from afar.
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Hopefully, they can keep patching Curiosity up from afar through its new, longer mission.
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From afar, it looks like Google is getting ready to take the same ride.
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For centuries, the British royal family has been watched, respected and revered from afar.
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Taurus's quiet radiance and strong presence attracts admirers from afar—including LL Cool J!
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It takes a whole day of arduous SUV driving to reach the Afar region.
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From afar, it seems there's a lot to envy about entrepreneur Elon Musk's life.
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Parenting from afar Romney McDaniel knows firsthand the challenges of balancing politics and parenting.
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For Romney McDaniel, that means trying to figure out how to parent from afar.
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Pao was not on trial, but from afar it seemed as if she were.
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Some come from afar, like Kim Seok-nam, 69, who flew from Sacramento, Calif.
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From afar, the characters within Pirates of the Caribbean look almost like real people.
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The skull, nicknamed "MRD," was unearthed in 2016 in the Afar region in Ethiopia.
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" Watching from afar, Francona said Miller's willingness to adapt was "very attractive to us.
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They become abstractions from afar, with doors and staircases visible upon a second look.
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The company's mobile app lets farmers check in on their crops from afar, too.
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Unfortunately, that one is so bunched up that it's difficult to read from afar.
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After reading about Silicon Valley from afar, Silberman got a job working at Google.
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We huddled around my desk as I attempted to play virtual DJ from afar.
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The vast majority of the people who are watching are doing so from afar.
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But Tiffany Cabán's progressive candidacy quickly gained momentum, national attention and donations from afar.
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For most of us, the Winter Olympics are something to be viewed from afar.
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Today, its twinkling lights are easy to spot from afar, since the 120-ft.
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You can hear the work from afar, and you are lured by its music.
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Viewed from afar, Saudi kings may look like one long, undifferentiated line of autocrats.
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I've had meaningful conversations with some of these artists, seen the others from afar.
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Who hasn't with a grateful gasp caught a glimpse of another's life from afar?
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Other N.B.A. players, watching from afar, were quick to weigh in on Smith's gaffe.
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Using the ashtray in his office to represent the city of Tal Afar, Gen.
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Since March, Iraqi and Kurdish forces have surrounded Tal Afar, cutting off escape routes.
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Mr. Durov encouraged the demonstrators from afar with a series of posts on Vkontakte.
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If you watch a narcissist from afar, they&aposre often perceived as very charismatic.
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This was monitored by managers who — without advance notice — quietly observed them from afar.
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So, instead, they get into another screaming match, with everyone else watching from afar.
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Its hyperbolic orbit indicated it had arrived from afar and wouldn't be coming back.
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Francis watched from afar as Benedict's papacy unraveled under the weight of successive scandals.
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Tal Afar is one of the few remaining Islamic State strongholds in northern Iraq.
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From afar it can seem like politics are the only thing happening in America.
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The armed guard fires one shot almost immediately and hits the gunman from afar.
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We'll find a shiny new product in the wild and observe it from afar.
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TAL AFAR AIR BASE, Iraq (Reuters) - Convoys of military vehicles loaded with Shi'ite paramilitary fighters hurtled across desert terrain in northwestern Iraq towards the Islamic State-held city of Tal Afar, chanting religious slogans and covering their faces to keep out the dust.
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As a girl growing up in the Dominican Republic, she admired Pedro Herrera from afar.
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From afar, the Galveston dogs didn't quite look like the coyotes native to the area.
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The romantic gesture hilariously failed as the banner was too small to read from afar.
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To inspire participants from afar, she uploads pictures of her life in the #NanoCastle online.
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With a long-range weapon, he could ignore the horde and shoot me from afar.
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One of those is Afar, written by Leila del Duca and drawn by Kit Seaton.
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Bizzy and I love to admire the glamorous lifestyle of the Pugstagram crew from afar.
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Haga suggests this form of geothermal heat could change the lives of the Afar forever.
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Tal Afar had served as the garrison linking Raqqa, the caliphate's putative capital, with Iraq.
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From afar, this appears to be a real "tough shit" situation for Frankel and Nucleus.
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Maybe we shouldn't meet the people we admire from afar — it's easy to be disappointed.
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From afar, it would seem as if they were two men and a little boy.
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Roughly translated from the Hawaiian, the new name means "a messenger from afar arriving first".
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Turn off all your lights and coffeemaker from afar with these well-reviewed smart plugs.
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The Iraqi government announced the liberation of Tal Afar Thursday in what Army Lt. Gen.
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Huawei hasn't skimped on the details — up close or from afar, they appear flawlessly crafted.
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Are you worried about a stranger suddenly being able to control your face from afar?
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And, naturally, it's got a built-in button that snaps those photos from (slightly) afar.
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So is telemedicine, which allows doctors or other healthcare professionals to assess patients from afar.
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Shonda Rhimes' Scandal offers the kind of escapism that's best viewed from afar, not experienced.
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The Mosul-to-Tal Afar corridor also provides an access route to Raqqa in Syria.
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Iraqi forces seized the town of Tal Afar from the terror group in late August.
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It enables anyone who could not make it to the service to follow from afar.
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In neighboring Iraq, government forces have recently driven ISIS Fighters from Mosul and Tal Afar.
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He constructed viewing terraces that made it even easier to watch the world from afar.
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But viewed from afar, only two systems in this machine are affected: stability and temperature.
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Saad al-Bayati fled Tal Afar five days ago with his family, fearing aerial bombardments.
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People across the globe have lost a symbol of beauty they knew even from afar.
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I've raised two kids in New York and have watched my homeland evolve from afar.
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They also want to add a grasping arm that a human can control from afar.
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Hipster outposts in Midtown and Corktown are drawing young people from the suburbs and afar.
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Gelman wields his sizable influence on the field from afar, on his popular blog andrewgelman.
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Their apparent simplicity begs a simple descriptor: pretty, and, from afar, that's all they are.
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The teenagers wanted to stay outside and watch things develop at the school from afar.
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And Michael Shannon eyed Mr. Anderson from afar until finally approaching him for a chat.
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Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday because it's a time to gather with relatives from afar.
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Siri is a cloud-based service, which means Apple can keep improving it from afar.
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We all follow each other on social media, so I see his life from afar.
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Threats to Henry's reign come from within the royal enclosures as well as from afar.
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Towards the Afar region, however, the entire rift valley floor is covered with volcanic rocks.
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No preregistration is required, and those with broken items frequently travel from afar to attend.
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For now, and probably forever, Lawler, 81, is keeping tabs on the Clippers from afar.
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Newfoundland's terrain and climate are poor for farming and meat brought from afar was expensive.
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There were tales of royal weddings that did not go smoothly and gifts from afar.
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Indonesians who never left the region are being influenced by the Islamic State from afar.
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Each probe has 40-inch stainless steel mesh cables, so you can reach from afar.
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I was a Creative Director at Afar for a few years, which was just travel.
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It would be running mission control for the satellite from afar—assuming they had electricity.
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Finally you can see from afar that you can get in here without any problems.
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The province's second largest city is Tal Afar, which was retaken from ISIS in August.
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If I were to have to do that from afar I would definitely miss this.
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Manafort is one of those figures who looks much better from afar than close up.
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Indonesia also has experienced serious terror attacks, some by home-grown militants radicalised from afar.
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Even so, she observed the casting process from afar, including Mr. Chu's open call video.
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These paintings are to be contemplated from afar as well as walked up to and scrutinized.
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From afar, San Francisco looks lofty compared to the sea that surrounds it on three sides.
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The airbase will be used as a launching point toward the city center of Tal Afar.
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For now (and possibly forevermore), she'll stick to her heels, and we'll watch, wincing, from afar.
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And unlike other pulverized battlefields, Tal Afar remained relatively undamaged: Only every fourth home was destroyed.
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When it comes to deciphering Swift's intentions from afar, her fans have a stellar track rate.
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Grammy nominations 2017: Adele and Beyonce reign Coldplay also accepted their BBC Music Award from afar.
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This guy might look nice farm afar, but up close it feels real heavy and cheap.
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"I thought it was cool," one girl, who watched the incident from afar, told NBC Boston.
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Thousands of fighters are engaged in an offensive to wrest control of Tal Afar from ISIS.
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"Then we watch from afar and laugh as they surround our fake meeting spot," Thang added.
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However when viewed from afar the shapes all coalesce into the abstracted features of a portrait.
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On Tuesday, army and counter-terrorism units broke into Tal Afar from the east and south.
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People watching this from afar sometimes suggest that tech simply has too much money to stop.
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If reclaiming the town was harder than expected, the larger battle for Tal Afar was easier.
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In fact, Haga believes the harsh landscape could provide a sustainable future for the Afar nomads.
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A few look sort of real (I guess?) from afar; others are far more obviously staged.
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Iraq's army, therefore, expected to face fierce resistance from 2,000 or so jihadists in Tal Afar.
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It appears to be making a stand in the town of al-Ayadiya, outside Tal Afar.
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From afar, this appears as innocuous as any patterned ceramic tiled wall in an Islamic tradition.
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That passer-by rock was named Oumuamua, Hawaiian for messenger from afar arriving first, or scout.
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Read more: The king with 100 wives Read more: The Afar: The toughest people on earth?
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But it cannot fully replace on-site sampling because carbon isotopes cannot be identified from afar.
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I didn't want to eat their food because ... You just wanted to observe them from afar.
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" Though he is not directly involved with the movement, he calls himself "a supporter from afar.
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As Cartwright enjoyed herself in Kentucky, Taylor, 39, continued to shower her with love from afar.
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Unfortunately for us, that would make the chances of detecting its fingerprints from afar quite slim.
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The second version of the device will also include a camera for monitoring pets from afar.
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My dad watches from afar, embarrassed by my haggling which he sees as crass and unladylike.
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From afar, Sony's more affordable new noise-canceling headphones look almost identical to the price model.
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"When a law is imposed upon you from afar, there's local resistance to that," Hehman said.
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Soldiers proclaimed victory in the center of Tal Afar Sunday and were seen removing ISIS flags.
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"Her mom ... being a mom, is obviously reluctant to let her go afar," Zhang's aunt said.
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They collect memorabilia, travel to see the royals in public or follow their news from afar.
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These goons have been stanning Bourdain for years, but I'd always appreciated his work from afar.
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The group also controls the city of Tel Afar, west of Mosul towards the Syrian border.
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Check the propane, water and battery levels from the app or control the awning from afar.
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I watch their stories from afar, like a concerned older sister seeing if they're doing alright.
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FROM afar, Mount Sinjar rises out of Iraq's caked-earth flats like a giant upturned tureen.
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Tal Afar was captured by the extremists on June 16, 2014, after a two-day battle.
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From afar, he tries to raise his 13-year-old son, who is back in Brooklyn.
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"I do wish him the best, I just think I wish him the best from afar."
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And since the machines are offline, that could not be done en masse, or from afar.
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Do you think this speaks to the limitations of witnessing from afar and through a screen?
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If you saw her walking from afar, you would think Lucy was human by her silhouette.
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" Byung-Chul Han on "The Psychiatric Question: Is It Fair to Analyze Donald Trump From Afar?
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The Imp's small size makes it atricky moving target while Captain Dreadbeard can strike from afar.
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An Afar rebel group said the attacks were supported by ethnic Somalis from Djibouti and Somalia.
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If she was drunk, she seemed hollow, as if she were directing her body from afar.
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There are usually not a lot of us, so we'll watch those weak spots from afar.
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Dave Roberts, the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, could relate as he watched from afar.
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It should be stressed that the press shouldn't diagnose medical conditions in public figures from afar.
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The trees appeared from afar to be still, but they were in fact vibrating with activity.
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They had been living in Tal Afar, Iraq, when American-backed Iraqi forces surrounded the city.
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Today, all across the riverlands of the Shatt, dry date orchards can be seen from afar.
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While Russian security forces intercepted some, others made it out or assisted the North from afar.
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According to AFAR, North America's first commercial indoor axe-throwing facility opened in Toronto in 2011.
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From afar, the map seems to show that plastics in the ocean are giant floating landfills.
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From afar, she is the reserved, aloof foil to the colorful Grace Coddington, another Vogue editor.
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Watching this monster pummel the island from afar, while not being able to communicate, was devastating.
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He draws a line between these lords and those who divvied up Appalachia's land from afar.
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"They're looking for answers and they're looking for hope," Trump continued, as if observing from afar.
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But keeping teams aligned and executing against shared goals can become even more difficult from afar.
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"Sometimes when they see me, they ignore me or just say hi from afar," she said.
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The corona fuels primal questions that scientists yearn to answer soon from 92.96 million miles afar.
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They allow you to easily control your home's temperature from afar and save on energy costs.
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When we heard the car from afar at four in the afternoon, the boys jumped up.
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"Well, I always sensed from afar that the guy is a good team guy," McEnroe said.
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Other people use the app to monitor diabetic spouses, grandparents and other loved ones from afar.
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I knew him first from afar, as the impresario behind performances I reviewed in the '70s.
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From afar, in the absence of snow or ice, it resembles normal swimming in any lake.
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The common denominator in all these films is that we safely watch the cataclysm from afar.
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The Echo can fill your room with 360-degree audio and even hear you from afar.
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About 2,000 battle-hardened militants remain in Tal Afar, according to U.S. and Iraqi military commanders.
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So I went back to watching him from afar and talking to those who know him.
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When we act from afar and from the shadows, we do much more harm than good.
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Esports is a relatively new phenomenon and one that can look geeky and niche from afar.
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I'm now following this significant historical moment in D.C. the way most people do: from afar.
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About how so many of the events that seemed thrilling from afar happened at Lincoln Center.
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But there are ways that you can reduce the risks to your home, even from afar.
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In Iraq, the group still controls Tal Afar, Hawija, other towns and much of Anbar Province.
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In recent months, Iraqi forces have taken back the important cities of Mosul and Tal Afar.
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Among those who liked the video was a stranger Mr. Kurtz had already admired from afar.
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From afar these works look like bombastic, decorative wallpaper with which to spruce up your penthouse.
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The movies that push this artform we call "the cinema" forward aren't always obvious from afar.
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I knew the Weinstein brothers from afar, but I'm not claiming to have known them directly.
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From afar, the shapes on his aluminum wall hangings, layered with paper, look blurred and amorphous.
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" On Friday, Hadi al-Amiri, the head of the Iranian-backed Badr Organization and a PMU commander, said in a video released by the group: "We will let the sons of Tal Afar liberate Tal Afar, and if they need our help, then we are ready.
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Hussaini said there was no final agreement for the Hashid Shaabi to go into Tal Afar, but it had two brigades made up of Turkmens - both Shi'ites and Sunnis - originally from the town who could take part "to overcome the sensitivities over the liberation of Tal Afar".
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He watched Tana from afar for two months, waiting for the growth of her audience to slow.
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My classmates and I climbed the mountains to get above the fog to watch launches from afar.
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We could put a face on specific messages, brush shoulders with womxn we usually admire from afar.
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Spleeters inspects mortar projectiles in a building that ISIS abandoned when it lost control of Tal Afar.
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On the road back from the city center of Tal Afar, Iraqi soldiers apprehend a local shepherd.
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His August Smart Lock - which can be unlocked from afar with the phone - runs about $0003 now.
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The English singer did not, however, attend the afAR Cannes Gala red carpet, despite being expected to.
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Some Communist officials have sought to portray Xi as an invisible force guiding the fight from afar.
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In the past decade, I changed from an obsessed schoolgirl to a listener engaging tepidly from afar.
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By shooting groups of people from afar, perhaps he sought to show togetherness after so much conflict.
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If you zoom back and look at these issues from afar, they're actually enviable problems to have.
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So from afar, they inspired me, but to actually meet them later in life was really cool.
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"It has been concerning for sure watching from afar on the east coast," trainer Chad Brown said.
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It has been functionally abandoned by the occupational government that rules the former world capital from afar.
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Up to 2,000 battle-hardened militants remain in Tal Afar, according to U.S. and Iraqi military commanders.
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"Praying for safety for all those affected as I do what I can from afar," she continued.
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Like, the Brad Pitts of the world" — distant celebrities who are loved from afar — "are losing value.
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Elle reported pictures of a dress on the designer's Instagram that from afar could pass as identical.
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Murphy has met Thomas on a couple of occasions and has otherwise admired his game from afar.
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Both restaurants were in the center of the city, near a traffic intersection known as Afar-Irdoodka.
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From afar, Lorde's bright red flask almost looks like a shiny evening bag that matched her dress.
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Connected cars will make you feel more in control of your home than ever, even from afar.
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Tal Afar lies about 573 km (38 miles) west of Mosul on the main road to Syria.
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It quietly withdrew from Tal Afar, the largest Iraqi city still under its control, on August 27th.
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Welcome to rumorland, where we look at smoke from afar to figure out if there's any fire.
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They have retaken Tal Afar and will keep it, says Mowaffaq Rubaie, an Iraqi former security adviser.
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If you live outside a swing district, Swing Left will send you ways to help from afar.
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Abel was performing Sunday in Brazil for his Starboy tour -- and Selena's clearly enchanted watching from afar.
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He's always been a shepherd in my corner from afar without ever tooting a horn in public.
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He had been captured by Kurdish Peshmerga fighters near Tal Afar, Iraq in March of last year.
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The Huawei Fit actually looks like a watch from afar and even uses standard 18mm watch straps.
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Using a photo of their iconic kiss from Cruel Intentions, Gellar sent her birthday wishes from afar.
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Politicians, courts and bureaucrats are ill-placed to compare jobs from afar, let alone to set pay.
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Alaradi supported the Libyan revolution from afar, and his brother was appointed to the National Transitional Council.
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But all experiments so far indicate that these particle pairs really can influence each other from afar.
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A truck full of Shiite militiamen near the frontline in Tal Afar, Iraq, on January 21, 2017.
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On Tuesday, the army and counter-terrorism units broke into Tal Afar from the east and south.
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WDW News Today adds that participation is optional; visitors can also just observe the action from afar.
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But the update should help lock things down in case someone tries to hijack it from afar.
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Kurdish officials said dozens of fighters surrendered after the fall of Tal Afar but gave no details.
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She'd spotted her mother from afar, her gray hair tied back tight, the headlamp, the rapid movements.
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Thousands of civilians flee The coalition estimates that 10,000-50,000 civilians remain in and around Tal Afar.
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I don't feel as though I will never love her, it's just for now, it's from afar.
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The crisis in Syria is an ongoing fight, but you can make a difference even from afar.
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That has spared Canada EU-style complaints about rules on banana curvature imposed from afar by bureaucrats.
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After the past six months, we could definitely all use a hug, even if its from afar.
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From afar, it looks like a generic keyboard, but look closely and you'll quickly see the joke.
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We can't all be Ciara and Russell Wilson, but we can sure as hell swoon from afar.
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Apple TV will work as a home hub if you want to control you home from afar.
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But Hubble's pictures were taken from afar and are pretty fuzzy; they haven't been considered definitive proof.
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"I have been following these different primaries and trying to get my support from afar," she said.
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Luozangdanba, an ethnic Yugur, visited each year and led the efforts to rebuild Hongwan Temple from afar.
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Just from judging from afar, he seems to have a great deal of trust in those guys.
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At its heart is that wars can be won from afar, without getting troops on the ground.
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The prescribing physicians, who likely oversee other clinics from afar, were videoconferenced in from a different location.
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Some art pieces are tough to spot from afar, even at night when they're all lit up.
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Even those hoping to enjoy the national parks from afar — through livestreams and nature webcams — were disappointed.
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So much of it has been from people judging off what they see or read from afar.
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Ondra followed their pursuit from afar in early January 2015, along with countless others around the world.
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"Our intelligence shows that the most diehard Daesh fighters fled Tal Afar to al-'Ayadiya," Kareem said.
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"I've probably been one of his biggest fans from afar," Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said of Davis.
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The town of Tal Afar, and its air base, are located on the highway west of Mosul.
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If people are interested in it, they can look at it from afar, or peep at it.
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From afar, they awe; from up close, they become abstract amalgamations of cool colors and organic shapes.
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But it is clear he's excited to follow his girlfriend's journey on the world's stage from afar.
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While beautiful in theory, and eye-catching from afar, in reality the flowers were cause for anxiety.
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"In one instance, up to 600 men were reportedly killed in Tel Afar District," the report said.
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Album Review There are people who raise you up close, and people who raise you from afar.
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I did a flip or handstand every now and then, but mostly followed women's gymnastics from afar.
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"The storm is a sight best watched from afar," the French Ministry of Interior said on Twitter.
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From afar, Volkswagen's new e-Bulli concept looks a lot like any well-preserved, classic VW van.
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TAL AFAR, Iraq — An airstrike left a crater the size of a tennis court in one neighborhood.
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From afar, the piece looks almost edible, like a slice of geometric cake with a gelatin top.
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He set Inglenook on a great course, and he will continue to oversee it from afar. 7.
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But that fact also worries some climate diplomats as they watch the 2016 presidential campaign from afar.
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Tal Afar, while smaller than other cities the terrorist group had seized, had taken on outsize importance.
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If I couldn't be in Toronto, at least I would contribute to the unfolding story from afar.
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The intrigue: Instead of writing about this from afar, I'm experiencing it firsthand and sharing my experience.
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If you've ever admired Zendaya's beaming highlighter or poreless complexion from afar, you have Daley to thank.
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The newsletter aims to show off Paris even from afar, promoting artists as well as beauty tips.
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The show also breaks the fourth wall, as live-action humans watch the cartoon adventures from afar.
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"We were depressed and demoralized," said Ms. Greene, an editor at Afar magazine in her late 30s.
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Among his biggest fans was Fouvale Lutu, who for years had quietly followed his son's life from afar.
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Unions representing government workers are evaluating Trump's budget promises from afar, concerned they will mean layoffs and buyouts.
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While Tal Afar had been liberated almost a month earlier, civilians were still banned from certain military zones.
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He lost two more -- both policemen -- when ISIS attacked his hometown of Tal Afar on June 10, 2014.
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Like Suh, Harsono's highly aesthetic process makes his columns of red characters appear like elaborate embroidery from afar.
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I watched women more closely than I watched men, but I definitely had crushes on boys from afar.
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It's hard to be away from her home, she said, but she's glad to be helping from afar.
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Murray was a guest in her homes and at the White House, and Roosevelt cheered her from afar.
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You can walk gingerly, even reverentially, among the spheres, or you can gaze at them, entranced, from afar.
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Her relationship drama has resulted in another media spectacle that has been hard to watch, even from afar.
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"Not so much Friends, but kind of her personality from afar, and movies she was in," he said.
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Tensions soared from afar between Kailyn Lowry and Briana DeJesus on the Teen Mom 2 season 8 premiere.
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From afar, the silver notebook looks like something as easily made by Apple or Asus as by Microsoft.
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According to one of his students, that's why two people on a motorbike were watching him from afar.
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From afar, the painted text densely packed over the surface of each map creates a shimmering, speckled texture.
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I've watched her journey from afar and saw how she inspired so many people even as she suffered.
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Other strikes struck near Fallujah, Kirkuk, Kisik, Mosul, Qayyarah, Sinjar, Sultan Abdallah, and Tal Afar, the statement said.
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To determine the power of these weapons from afar, scientists study the seismic waves produced by these tests.
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Up until now, we've really only seen SpaceX's rocket landing in the middle of the ocean from afar.
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ISIS still controls cities in Kirkuk, Nineveh and Anbar provinces, including Hawija, Tal Afar, Qaim, Ana and Rawa.
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"Her mom ... being a mom, (was) obviously reluctant to let her go afar," Zhang's aunt Liqin Ye said.
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It still controls cities in Kirkuk, Nineveh and Anbar provinces, including Hawija, Tal Afar, Qaim, Ana and Rawa.
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Obviously, we always watch these things happening from afar, and a lot of these happen at public spaces.
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"Not so much Friends, but kind of her personality from afar, and movies she was in," Gyllenhaal explained.
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From afar, her photographs seem to depict food items, but these are in fact painstakingly intricate paper creations.
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Many of the families had fled to Tal Afar after Iraqi troops pushed Islamic State out of Mosul.
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"Don caught my eye from afar after having met and photographed so many of his friends," he says.
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Though the clock is advertised as a desk clock, the brightness allows it to be seen from afar.
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IN YOUR HEADSET... Headsets are hands-down the most immersive way to experience the total eclipse from afar.
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As he lost consciousness, his sister, who had been watching from afar, ran up and cut him down.
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We've seen our Iraqi partners quickly refit and transition their force into a new defensive in Tal Afar.
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A series of videos came next, with the girls in bed sending their love to Madonna from afar.
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After a few hours observing from afar, Warren asked if I wanted to give it a go myself.
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First sent to the ISIS stronghold of Tal Afar, Lazem ended up in Turkey, well outside ISIS territory.
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It felt as if he were observing the whole thing from afar, and he tried to appreciate it.
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In Toccara's defense ... she was looking at a different SI vid (below), where Ashley was shot from afar.
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Those fleeing Tal Afar are Sunnis, who are in a majority in Nineveh province in and around Mosul.
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Fittingly, then, "Weak Pearl" is mysterious, bright and mesmerizing, but poignantly, its subject is legible only from afar.
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Then, he tells us how ISIS gave him a house in Tal Afar, a city in northwestern Iraq.
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Musk recently visited the site but has been keeping an eye on Starship Mk 1 production from afar.
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Plus, the included Bluetooth shutter remote lets you snap photos from afar (but please, think before you selfie).
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Unearthed in 2004 and 2005, the Roman-era skeletons were first thought to be soldiers hailing from afar.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — Simone Fattal's ancient-looking artifacts beckon from afar.
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One could argue this is Chris' way of coping with it all, by laughing at it from afar.
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Many described a harrowing journey of a day or more from Tal Afar, with no food or water.
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You could laugh at it from afar, but it was also so accurate, if in a heightened way.
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Indeed, most of North Korea is not connected to the Internet and even hacking from afar is difficult.
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"While we had never been to Iceland, from afar, it seemed like such a magical place," says Caragliano.
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The Valley of the Fallen complex includes a 500-foot-tall cross that can be seen from afar.
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His project is telerobotics, or using artificial intelligence to give users better control over robotic movements from afar.
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Suzuki was still playing for the Mariners when Jeter reached 3,000 but said he admired it from afar.
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During the Libyan revolution, Alaradi supported the uprising from afar, but was not directly involved, his family said.
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Those are special processors installed on server motherboards to give system administrators hardware-level management powers from afar.
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For cyber-spectators experiencing it all from afar, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook became the natural public squares.
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Frieze Week 2019 The art fair introduces virtual reality so the curious can view some works from afar.
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She was then ferried past ISIS front lines and met her brother in Tel Afar in northwestern Iraq.
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Sydney As told to Diana Oliva Cave Melbourne By Damian Balassone Sunrise in the suburbs —apprenticetravels from afar.
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Even while focusing on claiming a roster spot there, he monitored the Mavericks from afar on his tablet.
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"If you look at past banners — from afar they don't really read all that well," Ms. Hunken said.
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Members of the diaspora, even recent arrivals, argue that they can contribute to Puerto Rico's recovery from afar.
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Now, having liberated cities including Mosul, Tal Afar and Hawija, Iraq is poised to drive out Daesh completely.
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Many of the journalists who attended the dinner and many who merely observed it from afar freaked out.
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He's been watching his new party's presidential primary contest from afar, enjoying the messy spectacle of it all.
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Tal Afar, once a remote military outpost for the Ottoman Empire, fell to the Islamic State in 2014.
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He also deployed stylistic elements of a leather scene he was never part of but admired from afar.
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Shatner admired the animals from afar when younger, but didn't have the resources to pursue a closer bond.
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I love seeing something from afar and thinking it's perfect, but then studying it and finding imperfections throughout.
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Like church spires, tall twin smokestacks announce the campus from afar, declaring the center a factory for ideas.
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Perhaps because Fleabag never whines or feels sorry for herself, only mocks herself from afar, we love her.
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She said she was originally bought for $4 in Tal Afar and last sold in Syria for $60.
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I wanted to exist, silently admiring all the beauty and chaos from afar, creating art from the trenches.
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Because the gates typically are located in isolated areas that lack electricity, they cannot be operated from afar.
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We got to watch the arc of his life and career from afar but somehow it feels close.
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Iraqi forces were close to taking back full control of IS's northwestern stronghold of Tal Afar on Saturday.
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Dallol, which means disintegration in the Afar language, is the section that is home to colorful, otherworldly formations.
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Patriots afar remind us of the patriots who won our own freedom and also those who preserve it.
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The case against Sanders The Sanders agenda doesn't look as good up close as it does from afar.
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They appeared one by one, studying her from afar, then approaching to shake her hand and take selfies.
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Phoenix didn't walk the red carpet with his fiancée so that he could sweetly admire her from afar.
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There, she learns that being cast as a muse isn't necessarily as romantic as it seems from afar.
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But it will still be a model that looks from afar much like the one that fits Canada.
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It seems like the penalty had a focusing effect for Google, but from afar, the fine wasn't that big.
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"Even though objectively, from afar, I don't know if I'm spending my life in the right way," Krug says.
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They've never actually met, but Amélie is infatuated from afar, quietly pursuing him through a slew of elaborate schemes.
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Late Wednesday, Iraqi paramilitary forces said they had recaptured a strategic airbase outside the northern city of Tal Afar.
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"Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi promised us that only the Iraqi army will enter Tal Afar," Aldola said.
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The Amiri statement appears to leave the door open to Shia paramilitaries entering into the battle for Tal Afar.
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The paramilitary force said Tuesday it has intelligence that al-Baghdadi is somewhere between al Baaj and Tal Afar.
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For now, women can relish their newly-confirmed abilities, either at the gym or comfortably from afar in bed.
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A botnet is a group of computers infected with malware that's used to do a cybercriminal's bidding from afar.
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Improvised claymores—welded steel tubes packed with homemade explosives—sit unused at an ISIS weapons facility in Tal Afar.
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The group's policy is to avoid contact, so it has been observing the man from afar all these years.
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Many people observing the party from afar on Instagram were blown away by the sheer scale of the celebrations.
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Femininity was admired from afar, but up close, among boys, it was something to be avoided at all costs.
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His regiment lived among the Tal Afar population and partnered with tribal elders to offer protection against al Qaeda.
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It is heavier than everyday makeup because it needs to be seen from afar and under the stage lights.
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But here's the thing: While Tripp's sentiments may seem applaud-worthy from afar, they're actually problematic upon closer inspection.
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Hard to see from afar, but intensely visible on the ground, were the different shades of right-wing extremist.
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Located 80 km (50 miles) west of Mosul, Tal Afar lies along the supply route between Mosul and Syria.
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And while her parents were there to help her celebrate, her Grey's Anatomy family sent her love from afar.
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"I'm getting goosebumps, just seeing her," said Lisa Albright, watching Omar from afar as she took photos with constituents.
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TechCrunch's Frederic Lardinois will be on the ground at the event, and Ron Miller will be covering from afar.
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Blade Runner 2049 is a world you want to feel like you're walking around in, not observing from afar.
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Well, even from afar we can spot the signature dome homes and terracotta architecture typical of Star Wars terrain.
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In the pictures we saw after the match, what seemed like chaos on the terrace looked spectacular from afar.
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It's easy to imagine future versions of Stuxnet or Flame spreading afar and wreaking untold damage on sensitive infrastructure.
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You can manage it using voice control (if you have an Amazon Echo) or from afar using an app.
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Regions' fates seem increasingly determined from afar, by supranational organisations like the EU or by fickle global financial markets.
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Glittering from afar, the structure looks shabbier and less solid up close, and is sorely in need of renovation.
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Google just got one step closer to the possibility of controlling a smart device through hand gestures from afar.
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Iraqi troops, backed by American air strikes, made progress in their battle to recapture Tal Afar from Islamic State.
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As I prepared myself for the night, I suddenly heard voices coming from afar—it was a rescue team.
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Hitachi, a conglomerate, is leasing co-working spaces so workers don't have to commute to the office from afar.
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Not only that, you can't monitor your car from afar with CarPlay, like you can with carmaker-provided systems.
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Taking photos with the Moto G6 leads to an average image from afar, but lacking details when zoomed in.
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A diver, equipped with a waterproofed Super Nintendo employed a custom acoustic system to help guide SoFi from afar.
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It could be, according to the video, that a "ghostly alien world" is tugging at Kepler-19b from afar.
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Why it matters: Tal Afar produced some of ISIS's most senior commanders, per Reuters, and British army Maj. Gen.
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Garvin was down the rabbit hole now, snooping from afar on individual employees as they went about their business.
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The group still controls cities in Kirkuk, Nineveh and Anbar provinces, including Hawija, Tal Afar, Qaim, Ana and Rawa.
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I've been watching him from afar, but I just got back to Racine and got to watch him play.
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Watching her husband berate a waiter from afar, Loretta explains how his verbally abusive behavior is threatening their marriage.
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Then secreted it amongst a bag of tasty gifts from my Aunt and retired to watch from afar pic.twitter.
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There, she campaigns for Saudi women's rights from afar, where she said she feels safer to raise her voice.
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Google is using its mastery of information to work on interactive "smart homes" that can be controlled from afar.
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I had watched the news from afar when violence spiked, and when Kosovo finally won its independence in 2008.
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But the same woodies that look so wondrous from afar can be rickety, shaky and head-jangling to ride.
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However, like every other space geologist, Paul Spudis had to admire the subject of his life's work from afar.
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This place I had worshipped from afar was indeed a dream come true, partnered with a few harsh realities.
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She watched on from afar last year as she prepared to give birth to daughter Alexis Olympia in September.
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The Shiite militias' move toward Tal Afar could also draw Turkey deeper into the already complex battlefield around Mosul.
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Shi'ite Muslim militias have advanced on IS-held Tal Afar, and linked up with Kurdish fighters nearby in November.
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They texted Beal to set up the buy, and multiple agents watched from afar as the sale took place.
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By wirelessly connecting the Precision Cooker to your smartphone, you'll be able to control time and temperature from afar.
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Zac was caressing her for a scene, and considering the subject matter ... it looks pretty damn creepy from afar.
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Afar elders said the attacks were an attempt to break away areas inhabited by Issas away from the region.
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From afar, it looks like tiny script running along her hip, an example of the minimalist body art trend.
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Even though I haven't really played, from afar, those looked like the most important reasons this game took off.
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You'll still want to keep a safe distance from other walkers, but you can always wave hello from afar.
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The filmmakers visit Samar Hassan, the little girl featured in the Hondros photograph from Tal Afar, now a teenager.
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And the United States — knowing the growing tensions could lead to greater violence — stokes the roaring fire from afar.
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Even psychiatrists who agree it's generally inappropriate to diagnose a politician from afar think the rule is too extreme.
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From afar, Ms. Izen mobilized her plumber, electrician and landscaper, all of whom rushed to her house to help.
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Ms. Oswald said she tried using Craigslist and university housing boards, but they were difficult to navigate from afar.
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This month, Ms. Hamilton watched from afar as Hurricane Michael walloped the north Florida coast and her home city.
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But the next city to fall from the Islamic State, Tal Afar in late August, took only 11 days.
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The Russians proved in Ukraine that they can and will shut down electricity from afar in an undeclared war.
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Seen from afar, stars are gentle twinkling harbingers of romance and of the mysterious secret order of the universe.
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She looks at suicides, mass deaths and executions, at death seen close up and death heard of from afar.
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This verdict made it real for people watching from afar that you will be held accountable for your actions.
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Most of all, though, Slutsky has immersed himself in a soccer culture he had previously seen only from afar.
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Returning the next day, the Starship was more easily visible from afar – I spotted it about 10 miles out.
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"I did plays and theatre arts in school, and loved Carol Burnett and Lily Tomlin from afar," O'Hara says.
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Trump, who has remained out of sight in Washington and seems to be staffing the East Wing from afar.
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Because Stephenson has watched from afar, he thinks he can help Indiana turn things around with a new attitude.
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Props to the Pens for the move ... and to chip in from afar -- the team says to donate here.
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And even as Irma weakened, customers worried about Tesla's ability to alter their vehicles on its own from afar.
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Mr. Wasserman first admired Ms. Schwarz from afar in 2014 while they were working in the Palo Alto, Calif.
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The weapon rested on the wall of a rooftop on the outskirts of the city of Tal Afar, Iraq.
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We know excellent people who deserve gifts; we know, or admire from afar, excellent makers and purveyors of stuff.
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When we speculate about investigations from afar, we often speak of "smoking guns," but most trials don't involve them.
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For professionals, diagnosing public figures from afar undermines the value of expertise and of the instruments used to diagnose.
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Heavily fortified Heligoland did not prevent Britain's navy, for example, from blockading Germany from afar in the first world war.
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And Republicans have lacked someone from outside the presidential race who could help set the terms of debate from afar.
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Five villages surrounding Tal Afar were retaken by Iraqi Forces and the PMF on the first day of the offensive.
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The goal of the third phase is to liberate the remaining villages towards Tal Afar airbase in west of Mosul.
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To find more evidence of covert arms diversions, Spleeters needed to get to Tal Afar quickly, while he still could.
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From afar, the crease running down the middle of the fully-opened display on the Galaxy Fold is hardly visible.
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Impressively, some of the newer and fancier options even have companion apps so you can control the vacuum from afar.
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"Eurovision is a cultural phenomenon we have admired from afar for years," Logo general manager Chris McCarthy told The Guardian.
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Sometimes you'll need to find an ideal spot to plant a sniper rifle and take out a mark from afar.
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In July, the Iraqi Defense Ministry claimed a coalition air strike had killed him in Tal Afar in northern Iraq.
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In video #Iraq #PMU Hashad Shaabi shot down a #ISIS UAV the dropped bombs on Tal Afar airbase west #Mosul.
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Michael Douglas is among the many celebs who poured in from afar to bid Kirk Douglas goodbye at his funeral.
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After years of appreciating stop-motion animation from afar, he decided to integrate it into his work as a tattooist.
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Up to 2,000 battle-hardened militants were believed to be defending Tal Afar against around 50,000 government troops last week.
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From afar, the device really doesn't look so different than the versions of it many of us are using today.
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It's not possible or appropriate to diagnose Trump from afar, but they believe that it's possible to assess his dangerousness.
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So we can just look at it from afar and debate exactly how useful (or necessary) that second screen is.
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Although the press images make it look really blue, it's actually a dark navy blue that looks subtle from afar.
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And from afar, I always thought, you're just tied into Apple comms and they're sort of giving you the nod.
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Their target is to seize the town of Tal Afar, 55 km (35 miles) west of Mosul, from Islamic State.
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By doing so, we'll be able to decode atmospheric chemistry from afar, determining whether a planet is breathable and habitable.
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With the Shiite militia on the doorstep of Tal Afar, its 50,000 predominantly Sunni residents say they fear retribution attacks.
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Whether Ljung sees that future through as CEO or observes its execution from afar as chairman is an open question.
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John Kasich, one of Trump's primary rivals in 2016, has been calling for bipartisanship and critiquing the President from afar.
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Tourists come from afar to taste such brews as the Doppelbock Dunkel and Weissbier Hell, which are also exported worldwide.
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Rupert Jones told reporters last week that liberating Tal Afar would essentially put an end to ISIS in northern Iraq.
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As Belor takes me to the last mural, I watch how the residents of Iztacalco cheerfully greet him from afar.
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Accompanied with long lines of donkeys, the Afar people mine rich salt from the ground to sell at local markets.
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Although it might seem offhand to hate on a fictional character from afar, it really took a toll on Best.
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This behavior, however unsettling for those evacuated and captivating for those watching from afar, is completely normal behavior for Kilauea.
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While your friends get up close and slash at it with swords, you hang back and shoot it from afar.
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Several divisions of Iraqi security, including the American-trained Counter Terrorism Forces, were advancing on Tal Afar from different sides.
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In late August, Iraqi security forces surrounded the town of Tal Afar, some 80 kilometers (50 miles) west of Mosul.
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Until recently, Jackson said Friday, he had long been a fan of Hornacek and his basketball acumen, but from afar.
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He actually grew up admiring the United States from afar, reading about "cowboys and Indians" and learning about Mickey Mouse.
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The carnage stopped when a customer monitoring the gunman's moves from afar jumped into action when he saw an opportunity.
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In August, ISIS was driven out of Tal Afar, a northwestern town captured by the terror group in June 2014.
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From "TWD" trailers we've seen, the communities aren't going to stand by while Alpha continues to threaten them from afar.
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"And in many intangible ways, he has made people feel good around here and from afar about him and Michigan."
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Islamic State still controls the road between Mosul and Tal Afar, he said in comments on the Popular Mobilisation website.
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The terrorist group captured Tal Afar in June 2014, but the city was seized by Iraqi troops in August 2017.
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After weeks of throwing flames from afar, Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton let the zingers fly on Sunday night.
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FROM AFAR ("Desde Allá") This urban drama from Venezuela won the top prize at the Venice Film Festival last year.
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The fight ends when Bonnie (Zoë Kravitz), watching the brawl from afar, runs and pushes Perry down the steep staircase.
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Mr. Maykopet spoke of life with his troubled mother and of the man who kept watch over him from afar.
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How about a stack exchange for the fresh questions so the rest of us watching from afar could rank them?
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Players took this as an obvious reference to the G-Man, a suited figure who watches the player from afar.
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Cindy and Fred are trying to hurt North Korea from afar and would like to have its government assets seized.
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I was not there, and never would I second-guess any victim's actions from afar with the benefit of hindsight.
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Wishing you patience from afar, Michelle Michelle Lozano is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and member of the ADAA.
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I see it as a snapshot, as if I am Orion, peering down from afar, wondering what will happen next.
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It is also a pleasant metaphor: we are loaned knowledge from afar, but we have to take care of it.
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And it is to grasp that politics is not just something other people do while we judge them from afar.
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The away kit has tonal abstractions of stars and stripes on red (though they read a little blotchy from afar).
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Now he was watching hers, exulting from afar as the Lady Bears beat Notre Dame in a thriller, 82-81.
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Plutonium production is relatively easy to track from afar, since nuclear reactors generate heat that can picked up by satellites.
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And I knew about as much about Marissa as most people, which was just sort of the view from afar.
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From afar, thanks to her class privilege and sheer force of personality, Lavinia succeeds in looking like an effortless sylph.
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This is another photo Mr. Michaels took from afar, in this case while he was eating lunch in a cafe.
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The Islamic State fighters have lost all other major cities they once controlled, including Mosul and Tal Afar in Iraq.
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Within that crinkled sphere — like a tectonically wonky planet seen from afar — Creed wrangled complexity and chaos, deformation and disorder.
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There are, of course, groups, including distributed global companies and disabled communities, who have long been meaningfully connecting from afar.
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From afar, Olli resembles many of the "future is now!" electric autonomous shuttles that have popped up in recent years.
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What sounds like heavy rain from afar is in fact water streaming down the walls of a giant black glacier.
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Based on the ferocity of the final months of the Mosul battle, coalition commanders expected fierce resistance in Tal Afar.
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Years later, Copaken told the NYT that she now only sees her former love's life from afar on social media.
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I'm someone who's long admired comics and cartoons from afar but hasn't considered myself skilled enough to try drawing any.
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And, yes, we cheered East Coast events from afar, but we also sent thousands of Michiganders to march in Washington.
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This time, the burglary was conducted from afar, directed by the Kremlin, with spear-phishing emails and zeros and ones.
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He avoids meeting her, though, fearing that that would ruin the purity of his "amour de loin" ("love from afar").
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He said instead, he would stay at his residence in a Vatican guest house and watch the retreat from afar.
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But Andreescu, who is 7-0 against top 10 players, has been observing Williams closely from afar and from within.
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He led a cavalry regiment that retook the city of Tal Afar from al Qaeda insurgents during the Iraq War.
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"It's just fun getting an opportunity to meet a lot of these guys that you admire from afar," Jeter said.
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For its part, the American Psychiatric Association offered a rebuke to Lee and others who continue to diagnose from afar.
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The strategy did not survive the departure of McMaster's troops, with Tal Afar falling into the hands of Sunni militants.
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What frustrates me most about this border town is how passively it awaits its sentence from the bolillos from afar.
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From afar, the cascade contributes to the musician's rakish superstar aura, but Mr. Perry considers it a wearable time capsule.
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While American military bases are supremely difficult to infiltrate, they are vulnerable to rockets and mortar shells fired from afar.
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Meanwhile, the lyrics see humanity from afar and it's not pretty: biologically predetermined, deeply superstitious and greedily self-destructive. 1.
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And it's showing how to teach introductory economics as an introduction to doing economics — not just observing it from afar.
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Which I walk to, and it's Cambridge, not Boston not that it makes a difference from afar but it does.
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"Bill saw Sue from afar,"one of the hired guards claimed in court papers filed as part of Bill's application.
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But who wants to glimpse lava from afar when you can get close enough to jab it with a stick?
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Two orange squares in the top left and right quadrants suggest blazing fires up close or demonic eyes from afar.
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Or in the European Union's vast but ineffective bureaucracy that issues rules from afar but can't manage debt or refugee crises.
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Can you maybe rethink going to middle of hell and just stay put here in Connecticut and we'll help from afar?
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In 2000, he fled to England, where taunted Putin and what he called the president's "major crimes in Russia" from afar.
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We forget shit is shitty, because we are human, and sometimes shit looks like it is no longer shitty from afar.
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This messenger from afar arriving first provided actual proof that it can happen—an event that has revitalized the panspermia hypothesis.
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At the same time, next-gen telescopes could be used to sniff out potential biosignatures from afar, as Loeb points out.
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Halting deforestation can't be done from afar; it requires working closely with local communities who live in and rely on forests.
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Tal Afar is a predominantly Sunni city that was divided between Sunni and Shia Turkmens before ISIS captured it in 2014.
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Excellently camouflaged, I'll watch the headquarters—from afar, initially—to find out what actually goes on in there all day long.
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Meanwhile, Iraq's Shiite-led Popular Mobilization Units liberated two villages west of Tal Afar, a town to the west of Mosul.
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For two years, it will study the asteroid from afar and scout out the best spot to scoop up a sample.
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Mike and Vanda Snyder, members of the nearby United Methodist Church, stood in silence and looked at the building from afar.
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Many Tal Afar residents, including Khadir, fear revenge killings if and when Iraqi forces succeed in defeating ISIS in Nineveh province.
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Several experts in psychiatry have argued that these diagnoses from afar are problematic; that they're unethical and break the Goldwater Rule.
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But that doesn't make it any more enjoyable to be stuck on the sidelines watching all the cool hardware from afar.
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Simpson knows how grim his city can be, but he criticizes the assumptions made about Baltimore and its residents from afar.
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Stone, as predicted, can't stay away from the case and sits in the background behind headstones, watching the ceremony from afar.
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The Pentagon's efforts to recognize service members who operate from afar reflect the changing nature of how the military uses force.
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Lab mice became a commodity, one that scientists ordered in from afar and that they defined by their bloodlines and genes.
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U.S. Army Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend congratulated the Iraqi forces on achieving a "stunningly swift and decisive" victory in Tal Afar.
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CARML's Arbeit moved from Charlottesville to Boston for an academic job and plans to provide support from afar, while Woolfork remains.
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Chile has — at least from afar — been heralded as a regional success story for its solid governance and investor-friendly environment.
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But they're outnumbered by dissenters, such as David Blunkett and David Miliband, who've opted to criticize Labour's new leadership from afar.
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White says Trump told her he was a fan from afar and quoted three of her recent sermons back to her.
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At first, he kept his distance, watching the feline of his affection from afar as she went for her daily walks.
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From afar, it seemed that the region's success in developing and commercializing advanced technology must stem from intellectual and procedural rigor.
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The onboard Wi-Fi module will let you (or an automated web service like IFTTT) send your bot commands from afar.
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Ask if you can sit in on a training session, or observe from afar if the trainer works in your gym.
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That is to say, they are filling boxes with colored powder, and then shooting the boxes from afar with heavy artillery.
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Unlike most people, she dutifully sits at the bedside of a comatose man she's loved from afar without a single expectation.
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And while Stefani wasn't there to support him in person this time, she gave him some social media love from afar.
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And even though they're traveling separately, both are still connected — singing to one another from afar in the clip's final shot.
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Tal Afar, Iraq "Much work remains to be done in Iraq even after the liberation of Mosul," Davis told reporters Monday.
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But for most of today's students, this vision of a traditional college experience is something glimpsed from afar, if at all.
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S. military intelligence has identified the corridor between Mosul and Tal Afar as the "thickest, strongest, stronghold" of ISIS in Iraq.
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Iraqi forces retook Tal Afar, a city of predominantly ethnic Turkmen that produced some of Islamic State's senior commanders, last month.
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It was filmed from afar, and the person who shot it pretended to freak out and ran away after the stabbing.
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Android phone owners are used to watching from afar while a mega-popular iOS app or game becomes a mainstream phenomenon.
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However dark "From Afar" gets (which is very), it's beautiful to look at, and Castro and Silva's performances are equally commanding.
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But noticing a Beacon with a matching color could be easier from afar, especially for those with less-than-perfect eyesight.
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"I am honored to speak with you from afar about a woman I admire so much," Ford said in the video.
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Tal Afar also had a Shi'ite community, which fled in 2014 when the Sunnis of Islamic State swept through the region.
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"This is what we are dealing with now," Mohandes said, implying the militias would try to separate Mosul from Tal Afar.
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" Additionally, the party wrote that "Alabamians will be the ultimate jury in this election -- not the media or those from afar.
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Iraqi forces have been facing an unexpectedly tough battle in the small town, 11 km (7 miles) northwest of Tal Afar.
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In 2005, New Orleans native Kirk Coco watched the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina unfold with horror from afar in Seattle.
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AFAR put together a (somewhat overwhelming) list of 100 places to visit next year, including 16 cities in the U.S. alone.
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In May, Iraq's Ministry of Defense said he had been killed by American airstrikes near the northern city of Tal Afar.
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North Korea's Kim slammed Trump from afar as a "mentally deranged US dotard," sending hundreds of thousands running to their dictionaries.
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Perhaps I felt this way because I was experiencing religion from the inside as opposed to peering in curiously from afar.
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You've described this album as being inspired by the "overview effect," the feeling astronauts feel when they see Earth from afar.
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Thanks to a special super-long cable, video directors can operate the camera from afar so they're not in the shot.
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While each piece is very much about the relationship between the civilian and the ground, the pieces look stunning from afar.
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Blaming enemies from afar ignores the truly troubling way fascism emerges — from within — which disarms us from doing anything about it.
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Besides Mosul, Islamic State still controls the towns of Tel Afar and Qaim as well as Hawija and the surrounding area.
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Passersby can see it from afar, explains Zucker, but they can also stop for a second and really take it in.
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From afar, it just looks like any other poster, with the "EDC 20" logo in greyscale against the black-white backdrop.
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The American was not among those present, despite being invited by organizers, the undefeated champion opting to watch from afar instead.
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According to Afar, a travel-media brand, fishermen once resided in these beachfront homes, but later sold them as vacation properties.
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A rescue team monitors him from afar, ready to save him from the wilderness if his quest for civilization goes awry.
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"He explored all the Rome neighborhoods, but unlike other intellectuals, who observe from afar, he was inside, he lived the life."
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Overwhelming, inhuman in scale, this underground concrete architecture evoked the massive, implacable political and economic interests that controlled Durango from afar.
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But the author's source left the White House in August 2017 and has watched Mr. Trump's circuslike presidency from afar since.
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The group insists all elephants need to be on protected reservations, with minimal contact, often limited to observation, sometimes from afar.
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"All we can do is what we are doing right now, which is to sit down and watch it from afar."
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The Nest allows us to warm it from afar hours ahead of time so we don't come home to an icebox.
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Anything larger than 22 inches wide (300ppi) began to look blurry to the naked eye, from close up and occasionally afar.
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He said investigators would look for clues about whether it was controlled remotely from afar or by somebody in the vicinity.
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Eventually there's kicking and screaming and not-so-sisterly name calling; their mother is phoned to dole out punishment from afar.
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And what looks from afar like a smudgy, multipanel abstract painting proves to be a sculptural depiction of a military disaster.
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Although the couple each grew up in Short Hills, they only knew each other from afar during middle and high schools.
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Like the rest of the world, I watched most of it from afar: shutdowns, riots, civil unrest, mass unemployment, deepening recession.
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Tal Afar had less strategic significance to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, which invested fewer resources to defend it.
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He became a supporter of the protests from afar, and he helped organize pro-democracy demonstrations in Dalian, a port city.
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With a deadpan delivery, Kerr said the team had clearly been "falling apart at the seams" as he watched from afar.
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And while Lola is no longer living at home, Ripa told Cooper she's still found a way to parent from afar.
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Lee made it clear that she is not in a position to diagnose the President, or any public figure, from afar.
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Think of the icy rings as resembling a field of snow: After a pristine start, soot from afar gradually pollutes it.
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And with 6 feet of length, this cable gives you lots of freedom to move around or charge devices from afar.
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But the speed of the fall of Tal Afar may be a singular event rather than a harbinger of future battles.
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Check in on your sweet home-alone pet and even feed them treats from afar with one of these pet cameras.
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What he had seen from afar, Mr. Cuomo said, was just as true when he looked at it under a microscope.
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The Night Stalker (Zach Villa), as he's called, also pops up at the end of the episode, watching Brooke from afar.
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There are sections in "The Prelude" that tell us how to see things close up, from afar, from above and below.
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Ms. Macel has had the Biennale website feature videos of each artist at work, so visitors can acquaint themselves from afar.
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The words come fast in Australia, and to those who have traveled from afar they can be dizzying in their unfamiliarity.
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For inspiration, he began to make annual trips to New York, a place he'd worshiped from afar as the quintessential metropolis.
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If Millennials and Gen Zers actually got to experience the decade we're all enjoying from afar, they'd find it pretty primitive.
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From afar, the Milky Way appears like a thin rotating disk of stars, orbiting the center every few hundred million years.
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It served as the site of a scene that involves Jo enjoying a performance as Professor Bhaer admires her from afar.
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Neither Chinese President Xi Jinping nor Russian President Vladimir Putin are attending, but they will try to shape events from afar.
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In the Ethiopian desert region of Afar, 2023 percent of the females are subjected to FGM, many before their first birthday.
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And he was thinking better, and feeling deeper, as he watched from afar the political horror show that Brazil had become.
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But in previous battles, in Hawija and Tal Afar, surrendering fighters were allowed to board buses to Islamic State-held territory.
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Lots of gadgets have tried to make it easier for parents to let their kids know they're thinking about them from afar.
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From afar the farm looks as pretty as a needlepoint sampler, with its belching chimney, stacks of corn and quaintly dressed figures.
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Boathouse Row, just on the edge of the city, looks super nice from afar, but it's unclear if anyone actually goes there.
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"And when you look at what Harry's has done, we've looked at that from afar for a long time," he told investors.
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But storm chasers can place probes and sensors directly in a tornado's path, picking up data that can't be revealed from afar.
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Xenomega—David Pokora—whom he'd long admired from afar and was eager to befriend, was the first name that popped to mind.
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McMaster's Tal Afar campaign is considered by many military experts to be the classic example of counterinsurgency tactics during the Iraq War.
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But the 19-year-old is answering a question that, watching from afar, you wish he didn't have to address at all.
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The U.S.'s intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities allow it to monitor and strike at threats from afar, with proper legal authority.
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He brought arcane wisdom from afar: on astral projection, past lives and the power of the mind to bend and shape reality.
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"We saw that in Mosul and Tal Afar they had command-and-control ability to fight the Iraqi security forces," he said.
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What seems chaotic from afar, can contain an unexpected order within, that itself turns into chaos when one looks even more closely.
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To match their movements to the technology surrounding them, 2K producers put the players through calisthenics that look bizarre from afar.
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Tens of thousands of people had fled Tal Afar, a city with a pre-war population of about 200,000, in recent months.
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Whereas in the past, she'd helped Bobby and Chuck with their cat-and-mouse game from afar, now, she's in the game.
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All voting machines are supposed to be "air-gapped" (not connected to the internet), making them much harder to infiltrate from afar.
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The Google Home integration fixes that, by allowing the bulbs to connect to the internet so you can monitor them from afar.
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Former President George H.W. Bush is breathing on his own and watching the inaugural events from afar after being hospitalized last Saturday.
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Needless to say, Trump is a polarizing figure for voters and politicians in the U.S. and those watching his progress from afar.
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In Tal Afar, Iraq's soldiers did not have to squeeze through tight alleyways, as they did in the old city of Mosul.
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The pullout from Lebanon and Tal Afar should bring reinforcements to IS in Syria, but internal discipline seems to be ebbing, too.
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He's a guy that I've admired from afar for a long time, and I think we all hope that he'll be back.
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In the photo, Brody's standing near the edge of a cliff overlooking the ocean and staring back at the camera from afar.
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Unfortunately, the collection arm behaved unusually while processing a third sample from the dune, leaving terrestrial scientists once again troubleshooting from afar.
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The single mother of four, who was facing financial instability, didn't like the idea of having to support her daughter from afar.
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I did from afar, when I was in Boston, and then coaching him, you realize just how clever and smart he is.
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At a synapse, the "upstream" neuron will contain many little bubblelike vesicles of neurotransmitters, which wait around for a signal from afar.
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This week, they introduced a system of wireless, low-irritation sensors that can be used to monitor a baby's health from afar.
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The US military has said al Qaim, Hawija, or Tal Afar will be "liberated" next, depending on the preference of the Iraqis.
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This year marks Thomas Rhett's second Father's Day, after the new dad celebrated the holiday from afar last year while on tour.
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He struck upon the idea of an exhibition where you could see animals and humans from lands afar in their "natural" state.
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Other credible reports were from Deir ez-Zor, Syria; Raqqa, Syria; al-Qaim, Iraq; and Tal Afar, Iraq, accounting for six deaths.
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Skype calls are two-way, so a HoloLens version could allow for anyone to draw objects into your living room from afar.
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As was the case with the battle for Mosul, aid organizations groups are concerned about the plight of civilians in Tal Afar.
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U.S. Brigadier General Andrew Croft, chief of coalition air operations over Iraq, said between 603,000 and 20,000 civilians remained in Tal Afar.
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