They work alongside each other in medical clinics and offices.
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Multiple plotlines meandered alongside each other in this heavy family drama.
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We had served alongside each other for close to two years.
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"Even despite that delay they came out alongside each other," said Horner.
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Most times she and her mother were raped simultaneously alongside each other.
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Viewed alongside each other, the works reveal a striking coherence of form.
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When people work, live, or play alongside each other, divisions between them melt.
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Since then we've been admiring and supporting each other, growing alongside each other.
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But video shows Franklin and LaBelle didn't perform alongside each other at that concert.
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This is intentional so that the displays can act independently and alongside each other.
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Damiana and the maguey plant have grown alongside each other for thousands of years.
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Something happens when we show together and build site-specific works alongside each other.
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Still, despite their elusive public appearances, the couple have starred alongside each other before.
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Burrell and Winter have been working alongside each other on the ABC series since 2009.
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In an Instagram photo, Longoria and Beckham lounged alongside each other in matching gray slippers.
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Dogs and humans evolved alongside each other for thousands of years for mutually beneficial reasons.
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Showing people that footballers from different tribes can play alongside each other has symbolic importance.
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The couple took in the sights of the historic city as they walked alongside each other.
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Janelle Monáe and Mahershala Ali also starred alongside each other in another Oscar contender, Moonlight. 6.
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But they were together, as Gomez ensured they were recovering at a place alongside each other.
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Generals Mattis, Kelly and Dunford have fought alongside each other since the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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Sisters Hilary and Haylie Duff have acted and sang alongside each other since they were teens.
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It's a bunch of melodies playing alongside each other, then harmonizing when you least expect it.
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When working in Keynote, Pages, or Numbers, users can share a document and edit alongside each other.
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The cast of "Smallville," where Michael Rosenbaum and Allison Mack starred alongside each other for seven seasons.
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The two are close friends who worked alongside each other in the George W. Bush White House.
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The man is one of three shown in surveillance video pushing airport luggage carts alongside each other.
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And they figure out how to face the challenges of raising many, many children alongside each other.
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Goofy jokes and serious subject matter nestle right alongside each other, sometimes uneasily, but always in tandem.
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Over past decades, the two worlds have managed to thrive alongside each other, often with intriguing overlap.
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In September 2016, the pair underlined that partnership, ratifying the Paris climate agreement alongside each other in Hangzhou.
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There was a sense of cross-pollination then — of the old and new living somewhat alongside each other.
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Posing on the red carpet together earlier in the evening, the pair stood alongside each other holding hands.
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And for an hour or so, Darby and Zemser sat alongside each other like that, companionably and quietly.
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We've all heard the stories of two employees who work alongside each other for 20 or 30 years.
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But he didn't; we continued walking alongside each other, and I began to feel that we were together.
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But multiple experts describe the ability of the Saudi forces to work alongside each other as uniquely dysfunctional.
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The finale of Mr. Robot finds a way for both of these things to matter alongside each other.
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The bodies were buried tightly alongside each other, and in an arrangement not suggestive of rank or social status.
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This will be the first time we'll see some of these characters from different Houses fighting alongside each other.
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The patch notes for No Man's Sky's new "Pathfinder" update tell two distinct stories, laid out alongside each other.
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The pair's chemistry has been visible as they've danced alongside each other, holding hands on stage at the show.
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In one shot, the pair are seen walking alongside each other as Pitt carried a baby on his shoulders.
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Brandy Norwood and younger brother Ray J Norwood have acted alongside each other and also had a reality show together.
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Both Wisconsin natives, Ms. Meyer and Mr. Ryan first served alongside each other as Senate staff members in the 1990s.
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After all, the better the two countries can fight alongside each other, the better they could overthrow the Kim regime.
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Stewing within this crucible of midwestern malaise, we see our motley crew of frontiersman struggle to live alongside each other.
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There's a back-and-forth process, with creature and level designers working in tandem, and the two evolving alongside each other.
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You don't have to uninstall the standard Chrome app to use Canary, as they both run alongside each other well enough.
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Also a first for MTV, men, women and gender non-conforming nominees will compete alongside each other in the acting categories.
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These exercises serve several tactical and strategic purposes: First, they equip American and South Korean forces to fight alongside each other.
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"The more you work alongside each other, shoulder to shoulder, the more difficult it becomes to demonize each other," she said.
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That opportunity was theirs for the taking under the U.N. plan for two states — one Jewish, one Arab — alongside each other.
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I couldn't imagine how we'd fit alongside each other, but I pressed on, only to find myself in a black hole.
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Just a few days later, their chemistry sparked in New York City's Beacon Theatre as they danced alongside each other once again.
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And though he basically contributed NOTHING aside from eating snacks, it was nice to see the old pals alongside each other again.
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Once they have been placed in jobs alongside each other, locals and migrants tend to rub along, says the Redditch recruitment agency.
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The book spans a century, with each chapter following a different character as the two species learn to live alongside each other.
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But now, they sit alongside each other, greeting — or rather, blankly staring at — every person and vehicle who passes by his property.
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Crucially, players of both the original PS4 and PS4 Neo and will be able to play alongside each other on PlayStation Network.
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The producers of Radio Live say it's a show about activism, about young people fighting alongside each other in a common cause.
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The two first starred alongside each other in 2003's "View From the Top," and then in 2012's "Thanks for Sharing."
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To see multiple copies of historical LGBTQ+ publications laid out alongside each other and amid such comprehensive documentation is a rare thing.
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Not only have they starred alongside each other on the Bravo reality series since 2012, but they've also known each other since childhood.
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It does not tell a linear story but instead groups its artifacts thematically, taking care to keep the two writers alongside each other.
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Shelton and Stefani, 50, are currently working alongside each other on season 17 of The Voice, where they first met back in 2014.
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I think the bigger patterns means that men and women live independently in the world, often alongside each other as colleagues, peers, and friends.
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Demi and Nick experienced the Disney Channel era alongside each other when they were both 15, while she and Joe dated briefly in 2010.
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She can occasionally feel like a large collection of different selves, who exist alongside each other, rather than someone with a cohesive central message.
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The two groups spent much of the 1970s and 1980s fighting alongside each other against Ethiopia's then Marxist dictatorship, but relations were rarely amicable.
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The photos commissioned by Ditty show the mother and a transparent image of Macy Grace, sitting alongside each other by the girl's grave site.
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The orcas can be seen travelling alongside each other in a Facebook video by Boardsilly surf and sup adventures, as thrilled onlookers watch on.
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I actually think that our work can be read alongside each other and we can be nuanced about the full impact of these platforms.
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Although we have differences on borders, an agreement in principle to live alongside each other as two independent states would be a meaningful start.
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That philosophy has been taken to its extreme in season X, where major changes have rolled out more frequently and exist alongside each other.
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The two groups have surged alongside each other this year amid strong rallies by technology names such as Netflix, Amazon and Advanced Micro Devices.
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As the microtubules line up alongside each other, the kinesin molecules connect pairs of them together, like wooden railway ties between a set of tracks.
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HTS and Ahrar al-Sham were once allies and fought alongside each other to capture most of Idlib province from the Syrian government in 2015.
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Trump's plan envisages a two-state solution with Israel and a future Palestinian state living alongside each other, but with strict conditions that Palestinians reject.
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"I think there's going to be a lot of working alongside [each other] to expand the size of the market, to raise awareness," he said.
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Maybe it all turns out to be a complicated allegory about how different cultures can live alongside each other without trying to kill each other.
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These are only a few examples of how new and old not only exist alongside each other but are merged into one multi-temporal mystery.
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Trump's plan envisages a two-state solution with Israel and a future Palestinian state living alongside each other, but it includes strict conditions that Palestinians reject.
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" Though it's been nearly a decade sine Cavallari and Jenner starred alongside each other on the reality show, she "talked to him not that long ago.
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The ARM processor was the only real defining feature between the Chromebook Plus and the Chromebook Pro, which were announced alongside each other early last year.
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The Americans and the Kurds had fought alongside each other against Islamic State militants, some of whom were captured and jailed under Kurdish control in Syria.
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Foster Collaboration and Diverse Thinking In the modern one-room schoolhouse, older students and younger students must work alongside each other, teaching and finding solutions together.
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When the researchers added more DNA robots, the time it took to complete the task decreased, indicating the robots can work alongside each other without interfering.
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Thurman and Travolta first starred alongside each other in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction," and gave us one of the most iconic dance scenes in movie history.
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In the book, he looks at how people can not only learn to exist amid algorithms and computers, but peacefully live alongside each other as well.
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It also looks like Luke Cage will be showing up in her life again after the two starred alongside each other in The Defenders in August.
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Eventually, I would crawl quietly into his arms and we'd dream happily alongside each other — for a few minutes, anyway, before he had to get up.
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So it was not surprising that during the four years Libby and I worked alongside each other there, we broke up a dozen or more times.
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So the local 'Football For All' project was born, with members of Yorkshire St. Pauli and local refugees playing alongside each other at Powerleague Leeds Central.
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On a piece of parchment paper, place a few slices of bacon (2 to 3 slices, or as many as you prefer) alongside each other, slightly overlapping.
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With different versions of the fateful day that the two women met playing out alongside each other, it's not entirely clear which version of events actually happened.
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Australia is one of Washington's staunchest allies and troops from the two nations have fought alongside each other in all major conflicts, most recently Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Frost and Pegg have also starred alongside each other in 2007's "Hot Fuzz," 2011's "Paul," 2013's "The World's End," and 2014's "The Boxtrolls."
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But, seen alongside each other, Clarice Starling and Jane Banner reveal American movie-making's interest in the interiority of law enforcement personnel—especially pretty young white women.
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In court Monday, Pohl opened the proceedings with a disclosure that he and Coyne served alongside each other in the Army's JAG Corps prior to Coyne's retirement.
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Trump's plan envisages a two-state solution with Israel and a future Palestinian state living alongside each other, but with strict conditions that Palestinians have baulked at.
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Determining real threats from scientifically unfounded fears can be even harder when they're placed alongside each other, as they are on Goop, Brice's TechWellness sites, and others.
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Only when women and men work alongside each other as equals will the world see sustained improvement in conflict resolution and a reduction in sexual violence in conflict.
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Though they may not be coaching alongside each other next spring — the full cast has yet to be announced — Clarkson said she'll be watching Hudson work her magic.
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Formin and Nur Jahan moved to a secondary school in Kyein Chaung, a village with a bustling market where Muslims, Buddhists and Hindus ran shops alongside each other.
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Making the switchTo do this properly, ideally you want to have your old streaming service and the new one running alongside each other for a month or two.
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Job numbers between the mainland and Puerto Rico trended alongside each other until the recession, when Puerto Rico took a nosedive that it still has not recovered from.
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S. relations, describing the two countries as allies that have "fought and died alongside each other" since World War I. "This is deeply offensive to Canadians," Alden said.
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Background reading: Ms. Green, a Democrat, and Ms. Walls, a Republican, have worked alongside each other for 23 years, navigating political disagreements as part of their daily shifts.
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Fitting that they will go in together — they both began their big league careers in 1977 with Detroit, and played 13 seasons alongside each other with the Tigers.
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TWO-STATE SOLUTION Washington's plan envisages a two-state solution with Israel and a future Palestinian state living alongside each other, but with strict conditions on the Palestinians.
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The change also goes against previous statements from Epic, when the company stated that Fortnite was designed for players of various skill levels to compete alongside each other.
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Rather than starring alongside each other in Marvel films, Blunt and Krasinski went on to co-star in Krasinski's hit horror film, A Quiet Place, so everything worked out.
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Len and Chandler started alongside each other with P.J. Tucker at the small forward spot, which allowed the Suns to build up a 2106-2112 advantage on the glass.
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The President and the Golden State Warriors point guard appeared alongside each other in a public service announcement released Saturday that highlights the importance of mentoring a young person.
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At Riverside, army and police units fought alongside each other under the single command of the head of a paramilitary unit whose unofficial motto is "try it and see".
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Each of these three philosophies or rationalities has its own distinctive historical and intellectual genesis, and the three survive alongside each other today, sometimes complementing one another, sometimes clashing.
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As you know ... James and Michael worked alongside each other during the 'Guardians' movies, and they often gave each other loads of crap, but in a fun kinda way.
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Derek and today's white nationalist movement matured alongside each other, and he learned from a young age that the old-school extremism practiced by his father was a liability.
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The event is a reception and dinner to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea, where the two countries fought alongside each other against Japan.
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"It is a dramatic moment where we should preserve calm, [and] stay alongside each other to cope with this shock," Prime Minister Edi Rama said, according to the outlet.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which the YPG spearheads, decried the U.S. move as betrayal after they fought alongside each other to crush Islamic State across much of Syria.
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The couple starred alongside each other in the reality TV series "Dog the Bounty Hunter," which features the pair's lives and the operation of their family-owned bounty hunting business.
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While YouTube smirkingly pushes the narrative that, as Kyncl puts it, "multiple experiences and models are succeeding alongside each other," data makes it more likely YouTube is the one succeeding.
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Those traits also fit well with the description of a convention, where shared dining areas are common, people come and go, and visitors live alongside each other in hotel rooms.
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The panel of the bosses of IAG, easyJet, Lufthansa, Ryanair and KLM were asked the question while they were sitting alongside each other at an Airlines for Europe (A4E) summit.
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That's to the credit of Frost's gift for pulling storytelling threads together in ways you don't see coming, and Lynch's gift for juggling comedy and horror right alongside each other.
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Pompeo told reporters on Wednesday that the United States and Brazil had "an opportunity to work alongside each other against authoritarian regimes" in the region, naming Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua.
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California was the first state to ever send two women, Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein (both Democrats), to serve alongside each other in the Senate at the same time, in 1993.
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But they sat alongside each other on white plastic chairs, next to Israel's chief rabbi, and chatted and posed for pictures, setting aside any party-political differences they may have had.
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At the end of the day, working together or working alongside each other and then coming home and having to somehow be married, we don't really have to battle with that.
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Starring alongside each other as Laverne DeFazio (Marshall) and Shirley Feeney (Williams) for nearly a decade on the iconic sitcom, the costars formed a close bond that extended beyond the cameras.
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Teen Vogue reports that Jonas posted a tweet showing a screencap of the iTunes rankings, which shows all three of the singer, actor, superstars alongside each other with their latest releases.
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In this case, the moral of the story is that, like Chihiro, Japan should learn that both past and present worlds can exist alongside each other but must adapt and change.
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David runs the business side and I run the creative, and we've felt that sitting alongside each other really helps us understand everything that's going on at any given point in time.
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Since Sabatelli's hire, the company has also been looking at how to integrate Periscope with 360 video to establish live feeds of different events that Twitter's users can experience alongside each other.
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The two acted alongside each other in their upcoming film Honey Boy which was written by LaBeouf and centers on a child actor working to mend his relationship with his alcoholic father.
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Are light and dark ultimately meant to exist alongside each other, or is the galaxy just going to continue to switch from one to another until Disney gets tired of making movies?
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Lady Gaga and Robin Thicke walked alongside each other on the carpet where Thicke, who is expecting his third child with pregnant fiancée April Love Geary, introduced Gaga to his son, Julian.
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The two acted alongside each other in their upcoming film Honey Boy, which was written by LaBeouf and centers on a child actor working to mend his relationship with his alcoholic father.
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That will no doubt become even more important in the final season, where some of these characters will work alongside each other to fight the Night King, or perhaps even switch sides.
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" Over the years, the two famous men would repair their relationship and even appear alongside each other (along with Kirk's embattled grandson Cameron) in the 2003 drama "It Runs In the Family.
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The two acted alongside each other in their upcoming film Honey Boy which was written by LaBeouf and centers on a child actor working to mend his relationship with his alcoholic father.
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Namely, as long as they kept to their square metre-age and I kept to mine, we could exist alongside each other in something like mutually self-assured destruction, terror, and harmony.
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Not only do we share common values which inextricably link us together, but we are economically interdependent, we are close trading partners, and we have fought alongside each other in multiple conflicts.
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The appointment means the two former opponents, who waged an intense and expensive battle that saw McSally accuse Sinema of "treason" at one point, will continue to serve alongside each other in Washington.
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If you can, keep your old iPhone and new Android phone running alongside each other for a while until you're certain everything's been moved over successfully without too many bumps in the road.
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Humanlike robots may seem creepy, but some roboticists are betting they are the key to unlocking a future in which humans and superintelligent computers coexist, work alongside each other and even develop relationships.
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In the Colombian border city of Cucuta and troubled northeast Catatumbo region, Colombia's internally displaced people and Venezuelan migrants and refugees can be seen begging for food alongside each other at traffic lights.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi government forces, Iranian-backed paramilitaries and Kurdish fighters fought alongside each other to defeat Islamic State but the alliance has faltered since the militants were largely defeated in the country.
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Iraqi government forces, Iranian-backed militias and Kurdish troops fought alongside each other to defeat Islamic State, also called ISIS, but the alliance has faltered with the militants largely defeated in the country.
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So we're excited to see what Big Little Lies has to offer; the prospect of watching Kidman, Witherspoon, and Dern rip into rich material alongside each other is just too good to resist.
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Johnson and Labour Party leader Corbyn walked to the House of Lords alongside each other, in accordance with Britain&aposs parliamentary tradition, prior to the Queen announcing the UK government&aposs legislative agenda.
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Last week, sitting alongside each other at an event for Oakley, the sports equipment manufacturer and a sponsor of both athletes, Vonn said she had recommended that Oakley approach Shiffrin many years ago.
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"Judging from the fact that the two vessels lay alongside each other with their lights turned on at night, both vessels could have been engaged in some type of activity," the release said.
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The leaders of Sinn Fein and the D.U.P. sat alongside each other at Ms. McKee's funeral on Wednesday, during which their failure to compromise was condemned by one of the eulogists, the Rev.
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During the opening show of Carey's All I Want For Christmas Is You tour on Monday at New York City's Beacon Theater, the chemistry was clear as the love birds danced alongside each other.
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"As we set out in the Article 50 letter, our view is that withdrawal agreement and terms of the future relationship must be agreed alongside each other," a spokesman for Britain's Brexit ministry said.
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LaBeouf and FKA twigs acted alongside each other in their upcoming film Honey Boy, which was written by LaBeouf and centers on a child actor working to mend his relationship with his alcoholic father.
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By contrast, army and police units at Riverside fought alongside each other under the single command of the head of a paramilitary unit whose efficacy belies its unofficial motto of "Try it and see".
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Luxury fashion house Fendi and Karl Lagerfeld have worked alongside each other for more than half a century, making it a collaboration which – according to Lagerfeld – should be in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Trump's plan, unveiled alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, envisages a two-state solution with Israel and a future Palestinian state living alongside each other, but with strict conditions that Palestinians have baulked at.
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"What's lovely is how they'll both have to rely on non-verbal modes of communication," she said, referring to things like eye contact, cooking alongside each other, card games, music, dancing, handshakes, or hugs.
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Like many cities in Southeastern Europe, Subotica has been governed over the centuries by Hungarian, Austrian, Turkish and Serbs, its diverse ethnic and religious communities living alongside each other amid uneasy transfers of power.
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The justices are likely to consider the two cases alongside each other because both deal with Trump&aposs efforts to block his accounting firm from complying with subpoenas after two separate lower court rulings.
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PERTH, Australia — After nearly two decades of appearing alongside each other on billboards and in record books, Serena Williams and Roger Federer faced off across a tennis court for the first time on Tuesday.
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Fashion and politics are rarely represented alongside each other in a smart way, but cartoonist Jackie Ormes, the first American Black woman to have a syndicated comic strip, consistently married the two with ease.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi government forces, Iranian-backed paramilitaries and Kurdish fighters fought alongside each other to defeat Islamic State, also called ISIS, but the alliance has faltered with the militants largely defeated in the country.
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With the eagles and rats fighting alongside each other, there won't be any issue of the eagles swooping/eating the rats, yet they'll swoop in and knock out the other animals trying to kill me.
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In season 2 of Marvel's Luke Cage, which debuts on June 22, Colleen Wing (Jessica Henwick) will encounter Misty Knight (Simone Missick) and they will fight alongside each other — in short, things will get badass.
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As the lines are drawn and units take their place alongside each other or find an enemy at their flank, they rearrange themselves to form the long, flowing patterns that you find in history books.
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The two most recently worked alongside each other in the film Rock'n Roll, and the Oscar winning actress took to Instagram to debut a series of photos that showed off her makeover for the project.
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But as emotional as the scene was for the fans, it was perhaps even more so for Dockery and Carmichael, who were acting alongside each other for one of the last times in six years.
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Democrats from the Bernie Sanders–Elizabeth Warren wing of the party could brand themselves separately from Democrats from the Clinton wing of the party, and compete alongside each other, again without cannibalizing each other's votes.
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The pair, now longtime friends, starred alongside each other in 1994's Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation: Zellweger as a teen in danger and McConaughey as the villainous amputee putting her in harm's way.
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In Quiapo, a teeming and rundown district of the capital, Manila, Christians and Muslims live peacefully alongside each other, worshipping at an ancient church and an imposing mosque that are just a few blocks apart.
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The two largest, most populous, most durable Asian countries, for most of their collective history, have lived alongside each other with an almost studied indifference to the military, economic and cultural activities of the other.
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I could take advantage of fiction's built-in tolerance of overdetermination, in which multiple possible causes for an outcome can be allowed to exist alongside each other without being resolved, or even given definitive weights.
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A Japanese P-3 maritime patrol plane detected the vessels, which lay alongside each other connected by hoses, on May 19, with one of the ships flying what seemed like a Chinese flag, it said.
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Speaking in London at the Chatham House international affairs think-tank, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani said Qatar and Iran had to live alongside each other, and noted the two countries share a gas field.
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In some cases, betas are available as separate downloads on the Android app store, so you can run both versions of the app alongside each other—see Chrome, Firefox, Wikipedia, VLC Player and SwiftKey, for example.
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Asked whether Davis had shifted his position, a British official referred to a statement released by Davis's ministry on Friday which repeated calls for the withdrawal terms and future relationship to be "agreed alongside each other".
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This animated chronicle of the adventures of a depressed horse working in show business — in a universe where humans and anthropomorphic animals live alongside each other — grows a little more complicated and despairing with every new season.
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The idea was that game developers and special effects gurus would work alongside each other on the 23-acre campus as part of Lucasfilm's overarching goal to encourage collaboration between its gaming and cinema efforts and technology.
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Soldiers from the two countries have fought and died alongside each other since World War I. Australia is also a key player in Five Eyes, an intelligence alliance with the United States, Canada, Britain and New Zealand.
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They could fight alongside each other, and Rick would certainly try that approach, but Tara knows enough from her time with both the Governor and Rick to know that compromise doesn't come without at least a few bodies.
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"I am sure that your visit will provide a good impulse for the development of relations between our two states," Putin told King Salman later as they sat alongside each other in the Kremlin's lavishly-decorated Green Parlour.
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"We have an opportunity to work alongside each other against authoritarian regimes," Pompeo said on Wednesday after discussing Venezuela with Brazil's new Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo, who was picked by Bolsonaro for his admiration of Trump's conservative nationalism.
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The audiences and the creators labor alongside each other, building from both ends, to conceive a universe with its own logic: invented worlds that, however false they may be, nevertheless feel good and right and amusing to untangle.
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"She came in with her bachelor's from Cornell, and I came in with my associate's from City Tech, but we're working alongside each other," Richards (who is now 22) told Business Insider, still expressing wonder at the situation.
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These different groups, Muslim and non-Muslim, lived alongside each other in relative peace for generations, but that has begun to change along with the rise of France's far-right National Front party, led by Marine Le Pen.
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Plate tectonics are the theory behind how oceans and continents form, and for other parts of the Earth, that theory suggests that the plates don't deform when they move alongside each other in areas with large fault lines.
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The opposite is true at Kolumba, the art museum of the Archdiocese of Cologne, where new and old works are exhibited alongside each other to create a deeply introspective, multi-temporal space curated for the purpose of contemplation.
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That model sounds like one where ownership could persist, and Kwant said there's no reason privately owned vehicles and shared models can't operate alongside each other, with higher end vehicles still serving the shared model, like Uber Black today.
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You can sense the confused stirrings of opposition, which over the course of the four novels will swell into defiance, a desire for retribution, the mutual yearning to fight alongside each other — a desire we, as viewers, can share.
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Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates are Riyadh's closest Gulf Arab allies and the three countries are working alongside each other in a series of conflicts in Yemen, Qatar and Lebanon to try to counter the influence of arch-rival Iran.
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"When the possibility to join forces became concrete, it felt like a once-in-a-generation opportunity to have two beloved platforms work alongside each other to build a better, more open, more inclusive -- and, frankly, more fun web," Mullenweg wrote.
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But they share that burden, appearing alongside each other on red carpets and catwalks and at interviews, supporting each other with words more than physical strength as they remain small like girls even as they are settled fully into adult life.
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Scribbled alongside each other, with rhyme if not reason, are math calculations, sketches of his devilish young boyfriend, birds, flying machines, theater props, eddies of water, blood valves, grotesque heads, angels, sawed-apart skulls, tips for painters, and studies for paintings.
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The new mansion features decor of the couple and appears to be set up for both of them to live in alongside each other, so the cause of Star&aposs disappearance from social media could very well be something entirely different.
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" Cash couldn't share any specifics about the performance of Where Cards Fall or Skate City, but said he was "very optimistic" about the future and like Gage, figured Apple Arcade and the App Store can "co-exist alongside each other.
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It lets you record two video files separately, from any of the iPhone's cameras, so that you can cut between them, or capture the video feeds displayed alongside each other, either as a split-screen or a picture-in-picture.
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If Issa, who is not seeking re-election, is deposed as a part of Turner's divorce case, it would mark an unusual and dramatic development for two lawmakers and colleagues who serve alongside each other in the House of Representatives.
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Villeneuve, Ford and Gosling were joined by other cast members on Saturday at San Diego's annual Comic-Con as they discussed the sequel and debuted new footage that showed a world where Replicants and humans live alongside each other, but not in harmony.
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The meaning of the dynastic squabbles of the Ptolemys, the tension between the African and Greek cultures that lived alongside each other, the significance of Rome's arrival on the scene… all of that was played out and explained via the game's story.
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In a more ideal version of the contemporary classical scene, African-American composers of the 1920s and '30s, as well as the Europeans they influenced, could easily be presented alongside each other, in ways that were politically impractical during the Jazz Age.
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Since then the two have lived their lives, starred alongside each other romantically again on Mindy's show The Mindy Project — for which B.J. also served as a producer — and he recently supported Mindy by attending the premiere of her upcoming movie A Wrinkle In Time.
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Depending on who you ask, remote work is either a positive solution for ever-lengthening commutes and the strains of working parents, or a crime against the efficiencies—not to mention the camaraderie—of having busy bees buzzing alongside each other at the office.
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The extent of the interbreeding supported previous speculation, by a minority of paleoanthropologists, that there might have been cases of Neanderthals and modern humans living alongside each other, intermeshed, for centuries, and that generations of their offspring had found places in those communities, too.
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For as much as I hope the show finds some way to tweak the "ultimate battle between good and evil" trope for its final season, I have to admit it's going to be fun watching a lot of these people fight alongside each other.
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The offerings by Klimt and Schiele (which end, obviously, in 1918, the year of their deaths from the Spanish flu) are installed alongside each other in the exhibition's large entrance gallery, while Picasso fills a room of his own on the other side of the wall.
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As their side downed Tunisia in the final, the sight of white and black South Africans celebrating alongside each other in the stands served as further affirmation of Nelson Mandela's 'Rainbow Nation', and helped to perpetuate the positive imaging of the iconic 1995 Rugby World Cup.
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When President Lyndon B. Johnson and former President Harry S. Truman stood alongside each other to commemorate the passage of the Social Security Amendments Act of 1965, the legislation that established both Medicare and Medicaid, it was clear that something historic and revolutionary had just happened.
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I hope Refinery29 will always be a place where we can feature women with different viewpoints and ideas, and then discuss them for their merits — I hope we will continue to publish ideas that are diametrically opposed alongside each other, and explore the gray areas in between them.
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In a sense, the Me Too Movement — this beautiful outpouring of female stories, women telling their truth and opening the way for subsequent women to tell theirs — has transcended the realm of the individual, the lone victim, the many solo women speaking alongside each other to become a collective chorus of men and women alike.
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But the two are perhaps most logical fits alongside each other: Longtime friends from their days at Chicago's You Media (of which Chance is also an album), Saba and Noname holed up together in an LA rental earlier this year with producers Cam O'bi and Phoelix, recording their respective debuts, Bucket List Project and Telefone.
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So the question becomes, How do you keep track of the various kinds of power without somehow just creating a zone of gray where it looks as if everything is really equal, as if you just have these different powers juxtaposed alongside each other, rather than real structures of domination that are being reproduced?
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"The hacking and the campaign are two actions taking place alongside each other, both of which aim, in my view, at intimidating, creating fear, and ultimately controlling or silencing the people who are the object of both hacking and the campaign," Agnès Callamard, UN special rapporteur on summary executions and extrajudicial killings, told BuzzFeed News.
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But, and take this with a grain of salt, this could be a sign that time travel might come into play, with the Avengers going back to the Chitauri invasion of New York City — a significant time in the MCU, as that was when Cap and Iron Man were last in New York City fighting alongside each other.
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It may not be possible, but ideally you want to keep your Android and iOS devices running alongside each other for a while: it makes it easier to check up on gaps in your transferred data, like browsing history, and helps you spot anything you might have missed (such as a PDF file that's fallen through the cracks).
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Where people from California, Kentucky and Maine work alongside each other, tutoring students in Baltimore, where people who grew up in the suburbs, in farm towns, in coal country, in urban communities get to know each other, get to learn from each other and get to see firsthand that we still have a lot in common.
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During one segment, the pair appeared alongside each other as they chatted with the CBS show's co-anchors, Gayle KingGayle KingBloomberg attacks Biden's experience: 'He's never been the manager of an organization' Buttigieg riffs on Lizzo hit: 'I am 100 percent that nominee' Bloomberg reporting policy not pretty or perfect, but right MORE, Anthony Mason and Tony Dokoupil.
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Dual-boot systemsThis is the classic method for running two operating systems alongside each other: You essentially split your hard drive in two (a process called partitioning), and then treat drives for each OS. One drive runs one operating system, and one drive runs the other, and you choose which one you want every time you start up the computer.
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Compare calendars to find free slotsTrying to find a free slot in your day isn't easy but Outlook can help by showing calendars alongside each other: place a tick next to all the calendars you want to see in the Calendar view, then choose a layout format from the ribbon menu at the top to change the view of all your displayed calendars.
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