Buried; covered by thick layers of dust at the back of your nan's attic; propping up a damp wall in a garage; at the back of a conservatory, warping in the sun.
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You see the bullet hole at the back of it?
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At the back of the compound, Spleeters notices something unusual.
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That idea's always been at the back of my head.
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Norms kept Rosa Parks at the back of the bus.
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So [femtech's] always been at the back of my mind.
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At the back of my mind is my HIV status.
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The warm hand at the back of my neck disappeared.
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And buried at the back of box, I see it.
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Kieran Davies working at the back of the Girl Debra.
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A couch sits glumly at the back of the room.
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We were all placed at the back of the stage.
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You hear glass breaking at the back of your home.
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The pocket at the back of the suitcase is removable.
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Monitors are seen at the back of the debate hall.
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The controller that you stick at the back of your head.
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His friends, seated at the back of the sanctuary, were killed.
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Chris Christie, who was at the back of his state's delegation.
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The school was just at the back of where I lived.
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KS: An itch at the back of your neck or something?
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Brexit will continue to linger at the back of investors' minds.
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The weights were handily located at the back of the bike.
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The weights are handily located at the back of the bike.
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Also at the back of the store was an ornament display.
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Elsewhere, tax reform will remain at the back of investors minds.
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There was a slight pinch at the back of her jaw.
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Gabbert then hit Pruitt at the back of the end zone.
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Bottas started at the back of the grid after engine penalties.
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Then he took a seat at the back of the dawar .
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She spent the interview staring at the back of his head.
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She spent the interview staring at the back of his head.
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A balcony at the back of the building overlooks the sea.
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Some hid in a chicken coop at the back of the house.
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BRUCE: They weren&apost putting it at the back of the line.
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LOOMER: Are we supposed to sit at the back of the bus?
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The stuff at the back of our throats or buried even deeper.
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But still, one thing nagged at the back of my mind: Bishop.
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Meet me at the back of the auditorium if everybody is interested.
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Next, he braids the remaining fabric at the back of the head.
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A blond woman at the back of the room raised her hand.
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The illusionist then reveals the 13 at the back of the room.
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"Yes, Mom," I said, embarrassment flaring at the back of my neck.
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Two of the bedrooms are at the back of the first floor.
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At the back of the crowd, I found the David's security guard.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) struggling at the back of the Republican pack.
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I join Wright in his studio at the back of the house.
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It has that acrid note, right at the back of your tongue.
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At the back of the house are the bedrooms and an office.
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And is that a priest's confessional at the back of the stage?
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Parking spaces for two cars are at the back of the property.
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I looked at the back of the box and could see why.
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Obama looked to the reporters seated at the back of the fundraiser.
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We saw a small clearance area at the back of the store.
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He would also organize small concerts at the back of the shop.
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In a private screening room at the back of the movie theater.
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I wonder if my precarity is at the back of their minds, too.
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Look at the back of your car or the next car passing by.
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That lovable brick doesn't have to live at the back of your pantry.
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So all 13 chapters we have Cliff Notes at the back of it.
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"Maybe you have one stuck at the back of a cupboard?" he asked.
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There's a jangly-ness at the back of people's minds at the moment.
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Safety has, along the way, been somewhere at the back of Didi's mind.
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You'll also have to put a sticker at the back of your phone.
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She said students escaped through a door at the back of the classroom.
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Leave the old Nokia at the back of the drawer where it belongs.
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For Jim Allison, cancer has always been at the back of his mind.
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Now, why would Apple put two cameras at the back of your iPhone?
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That's when the fear, once gnawing at the back of your mind, emerges.
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I'll wrap it up and put it at the back of the pile.
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We walked toward Galaxy's Edge, which is at the back of the park.
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"This was always the warning at the back of our heads," he said.
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I slow to standstill and look at the back of... Ted Glen's van?...
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The bathroom at the back of the kitchen is called a "wet bath."
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Nestled comfortably at the back of his cavernous temple, next to the d.j.
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The AirPods Pro are probably still lingering at the back of your mind.
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I just stared at the back of her and I snapped this photo.
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Start at the back of your partner's balls and then slowly move upwards.
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Don't look into the audience or talk at the back of the stage.
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He said he aimed his rifle at the back of her head; said he didn't look down at the sight, he just moved the barrel so it was positioned at the back of her head, and he pulled the trigger.
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" Another is the 215.6 steps at the back of Jonathan Clements's "Money Guide 18.53.
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Then, at the back of the bottom shelf, I spied it: a jigsaw puzzle.
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An old kettle and some clothes are seen at the back of Gulsina's shack.
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Alonso has spent the last three years mired at the back of the field.
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"Profitability is something that is always at the back of our head," she said.
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Elsewhere, tax reform is still expected to lurk at the back of investors' minds.
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Right at the back of the plane is a large recovery room for patients.
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The sushi center at the back of the store seemed completely out of commission ...
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Senator Marco Rubio is at the back of the pack with 13 percent support.
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An event space at the back of the restaurant is called the Bush Room.
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In the carpeted play-area at the back of the space, children are laughing.
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Plus, the hairdryers are in a separate room at the back of the building.
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A room at the back of the house has been given over to nonfiction.
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It's putting us squarely at the back of the line ... and utterly all alone.
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The ones who don't speak English who work at the back of the house.
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Lounging on a bench at the back of the Thornbury session was Jared Kaye.
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She had no idea I was staring at the back of her wet head.
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He lived with his mother in a cottage at the back of the forge.
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Hofer says the officers pointed a gun at the back of his brother's head.
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We entered the hotel grounds through a door at the back of the lobby.
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We have to deplane by stairs at the back of the plane, old-school style.
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"It is at the back of my mind, but I cannot say when," Kipchoge said.
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In fact, the voice belonged to another Rwandan officer at the back of the plane.
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Once aboard, Nelly allegedly took her to his bedroom at the back of the bus.
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We are more interested in what was happening at the back of the grid, however.
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When the runners set off, he hides himself away at the back of the pack.
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You can also spot a smart connector at the back of the iPhone 7 Pro.
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These all lead to a small water-collecting pouch at the back of the jumpsuit.
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We were at the back of the store looking in the glass case at 1911s.
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Please don't deeply sigh at the back of the line while dramatically checking the time.
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" When addressing a large audience, she says, "Just look at the back of the room.
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Dame Vivienne Westwood sits at the back of the upper deck of the campaign bus.
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At the field edge, Hammond pulled alongside the hopper at the back of the planter.
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"ONE!" responded a slightly smaller group of South Koreans at the back of the tribune.
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My manager was uncomfortable, so she went and sat at the back of the room.
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At the back of one of her schoolbooks she drew a circle containing an eyeball.
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"Diane," FBI agent Albert Rosenfield says, looking at the back of a tidy grey bob.
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Outdoor space: The house sits at the back of its partly wooded 22651-acre property.
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Some shoppers escaped through emergency exits at the back of the market, while others hid.
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"It's not that it puts New York at the back of the line," she said.
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At the back of the brain, for example, a part called the cerebellum dramatically expanded.
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At the back of the gallery is a series of black-on-black, minimal paintings.
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It's situated in a corner at the back of the building, so it's fairly quiet.
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At the back of the stage are McLaren and a colleague, filming, in the shadows.
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There is a screened-in porch with a fireplace at the back of the house.
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The master suite is at the back of the house and has a wool carpet.
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"We are small, so they stuck us at the back of line," Ms. Phoenix said.
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Consumer Reports ranks the reliability of Fiat Chrysler products at the back of the pack.
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Water is creeping up to my house with the ocean at the back of it.
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And rattling the rods at the back of his head gives it an excited shake.
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Mike Pence's unbreakable gaze at the back of the president's head was actually more striking.
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The clothes hang neatly at the back of the closet, and they're also organized by color.
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Starting at the back of your crown, brush a one-inch section up toward your forehead.
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That is always, I'm not going to lie, that's always at the back of your mind.
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You've been waiting patiently for 20 minutes ... and you're still at the back of the line.
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"They're like finding clothes at the back of your wardrobe that you'd forgotten about," he said.
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When they tried, they were directed to use the bathroom at the back of the plane.
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The seats are all at the back of the airplane, and we obediently strap ourselves in.
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Seene also works with the camera at the back of your phone to capture 3D scenes.
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At the back of the class, Daiye Naranjo Sánchez turns toward her husband and smiles sympathetically.
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The new Portrait mode takes advantage of the two cameras at the back of the device.
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The technology giant shared invites and a look at the back of the phone on Weibo.
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In the kitchen at the back of the restaurant, Xian Zhang has already prepared the dough.
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The home invasion took place in the sun room at the back of the Lero home.
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But at the back of my mind, I'll be thinking about how wonderfully science explains nature.
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At the back of the room there are dozens packed up ready to be shipped off.
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There's basically just a giant lizard chilling at the back of the stage the whole time.
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The next time you get sat at the back of the restaurant, now you know why.
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This was well evidenced by the McLaren Senna racing car at the back of the store.
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At the back of the room, a video camera recorded the student conductors and the orchestra.
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Walking down Second Avenue, I thought I heard someone yelling at the back of my husband.
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At the back of the restaurant, the narrow kitchen is visible through a wall of glass.
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Inside, nearly a dozen opera singers took turns performing at the back of the dining room.
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Michaels suggested dips for toning your triceps, the muscles at the back of your upper arms.
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When he is done, the chorus appears on a platform at the back of the stage.
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One officer raised his gun and fired at the back of a protester he was chasing.
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In complete darkness, I joined a couple of crew members at the back of the boat.
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The 15-foot climbing wall at the back of the room was perhaps most striking, though.
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Is there a denim jacket with a Testament patch stashed at the back of your closet?
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The absurdity of it all made us giggle furtively like kids at the back of class.
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I only know that because I've looked at the back of it for 15 straight years.
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Chief Drayton told ABC News that they believe it started at the back of the building.
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One staircase is near the elevator; a second, at the back of the house, is outside.
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The current owners added a mudroom and a screened porch at the back of the home.
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The cornea's function is to focus light on the retina at the back of the eye.
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Then 54, she stayed in a modest rental room at the back of a noisy restaurant.
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"I ain't much for talkin'," Ephraim says, like a cowboy at the back of a saloon.
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Something about this might niggle at the back of the mind as the hours go by.
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It didn't take me long to find the key, at the back of his sock drawer.
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A volunteer sitting at the back of the auditorium offered a running translation of the meeting.
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Eventually, he hid it at the back of one of the cabinets in his office upstairs.
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John rose and walked up the aisle to the bathroom at the back of the chapel.
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There are also original doors from a K.G.B. prison housed at the back of the museum.
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A craft cocktail lounge, The Berkshire Room, is hidden at the back of the main entrance.
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In their research, Shahar and Sayers said young people may be developing tiny hornlike spikes at the back of their skulls, possibly caused by the shift in the weight of our heads from the spine to the muscles at the back of our head and neck.
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So you're not ... We don't put a camera at the back of the classroom, the physical classroom, because if you were going to make a movie out of a play you wouldn't put a camera at the back of the theater, you'd just have a crappy movie.
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I couldn't sit with the cool kids at the back of the bus because "it's full, sorry".
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At the back of the class, a coach logs information about Mrs Atieno's performance into a tablet.
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A shelf at the back of the room holds clear containers packed with pine cones and shells.
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She was able to escape out of a sliding glass door at the back of the home.
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When he entered the dark space, he saw two men sitting at the back of the room.
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Most of the weight is at the back of the Cowboy e-bike because of the battery.
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Between 2004 and 2017, it was crammed into an office at the back of a business park.
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A rear-mounted propeller at the back of the vehicle then pushes the vehicle through the air.
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Place one clip at the back of each twisted section of hair to hold it in place.
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She was found dead at the back of a San Francisco Muni bus, NBC Bay Area reported.
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The water run through your eyes, down your nose, and pools at the back of your throat.
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Several crawled to a stairway at the back of the building in a desperate attempt to survive.
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There was a time where we lived in a caravan at the back of a doctor's office.
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The memorial service was held in a windowless, dimly lit room at the back of the museum.
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A bundle of wires exits at the back of each cadaver's neck and feeds into the system.
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All the candidates at the back of the pack will have trouble raising money and securing endorsement.
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Unless it actually hurts because he has just thrown a cellphone at the back of your head.
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Politics will be at the back of investors' minds, as markets await any news surrounding tax reform.
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The Blakes were the last family to descend a fire escape at the back of the building.
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"Back at the back of the lot was a stack of wood and building materials," he said.
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"I think I spent most of my childhood alone, at the back of the classroom," he says.
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Most of the plants now growing at the back of our lot aren't native to Middle Tennessee.
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Staff meals were taken at the back of the kitchen, consisting of leftovers from the guest buffet.
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That news, displayed on a poster at the back of a conference room, initially gained little attention.
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So here she was again, standing at the back of the line just as the doors opened.
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Cola!" people at the back of the line were yelling to would-be cutters; "cola" means "line.
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Sitting again and again at the back of the plane, I wondered, am I getting enough oxygen?
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Here, sour is a power move, hitting you all the way at the back of your tongue.
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At the back of the dining room is a screen on which surfing videos play without end.
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They also both appear to be mid-grimace, like chaperones at the back of a prom picture.
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You are a likely candidate for callus, which you do have at the back of the heel.
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The pruning in the occipital lobe, at the back of the brain, tapers off by age 20.
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Traditional Republicans have placed Cruz-style conservatives at the back of the bus for way too long.
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Around sunset on Thursday, four miles from their block, they met at the back of an ambulance.
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Goursaud, an elegant French woman with auburn hair, sits cross-legged at the back of the salon.
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I personally always have the real world at the back of my mind—but really, really, really back.
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PEOPLE spotted a lovely line of them stuck into the ground at the back of the diplomatic tent.
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For bedtime reading, there are still a few leather-bound hymn books at the back of the nave.
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I started letting in the grime that everyone else had been bumping at the back of the bus.
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At the back of the headset is the big battery that enables the headset to be completely untethered.
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Meanwhile, the talk of what central banks are thinking continues to lurk at the back of investors' minds.
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Some of his teammates also grabbed at the back of his jersey as he skated past the bench.
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Now in his flat in Selis Manor, Mr Thorne is standing at the back of his living room.
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Standing at the back of the assembly hall he remembers he and his friends laughing at this peculiarity.
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Edna crept up behind her, kissing the carefully clipped hair at the back of her Marine-cut head.
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If another massive storm comes, residents worry they'll find themselves once more at the back of the line.
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Blood vessels at the back of her eyes had burst, flooding the retina and rapidly destroying her vision.
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"Certified!" he shouted from the Octagon at the back of the gym, as he pointed at his torso.
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McNamara was found at the back of the yacht, tangled up in rope, according to the Sunday Times.
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But the biggest thing that will catch your eye is located at the back of the main hallway.
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A second was installed at the back of an art gallery in the same district earlier this year.
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And all outside communication happens at the back of the aircraft from the communication and technical control room.
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Sit up front and centerRemember how the naughty kids would always sit at the back of the bus?
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A guide at the back of the book tells the true story of the history of space travel.
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Looking at him is like reading an old newspaper that you found at the back of a drawer.
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An addition at the back of the house has a kitchen, a breakfast area and a family room.
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At the dinner, she spent much of the evening on her phone at the back of the ballroom.
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I sat at the back of the show's tour bus every evening, plugging my daily expenses into spreadsheets.
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They gathered at the back of the warehouse, catching the last of the sun and finishing the painting.
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This space is on the second floor of the tiny house at the back of an office room.
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"We sell $10 plays," he said in an interview in his office at the back of the store.
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In addition to the garage, a space at the back of the house has room for three cars.
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But soon stray pills were tucked into sofa cushions and syringes were rattling at the back of drawers.
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Its window looks out at the back of two oversized Chinese characters that advertise the senior center downstairs.
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I leave all the fancy makeup I bought for my wedding at the back of my makeup cabinet.
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They're mostly brown, but are named for the golden feathers at the back of the head and neck.
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At the back of the house, a narrow plunge-style swimming pool is surrounded by a paved patio.
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A small dining nook at the back of the kitchen has a door to a dining area outside.
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Those numbers put him firmly at the back of the pack even before his dismal third-quarter filing.
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At the back of the house is a family room with a wall of windows overlooking the pool.
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Jason Sudeikis sat at the back of the Bowery Poetry Club, waiting for open-mike night to begin.
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Eventually, we arrived at a small space on the top floor, at the back of a parking garage.
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Leaning against a wall at the back of the room, Sasha beamed at the mass of people inside.
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Also solid: the enormous polished onyx slab that serves as the counter at the back of the store.
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At the start of her practice, O'Sullivan was the only person at the back of the spacious range.
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There is also a two-car garage with an electric door opener at the back of the property.
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He started the engine, said thank you, then streaked down the alleyway at the back of the shop.
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As Mr. Trump spoke, an area at the back of the room, behind the press, was largely empty.
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Witnesses said it was set off after a gas cylinder stored at the back of a car exploded.
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He then returned, forced Ali, 61, into the office at the back of the store, and shot him.
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At the back of MoCCA, my old SVA classmate Panayiotis Terzis was hanging out by a risograph machine.
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And for once it is not only those at the back of the plane who are feeling the pinch.
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" After the short pause, someone at the back of the hall started singing the French national anthem, "La Marseillaise.
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And never believe another mum when she says she will stick with you at the back of the race.
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ISIS militants then ambushed the Iraqi troops, destroying a couple of Humvees at the back of the Kirkuk convoy.
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I picture him tilting his head into his phone, and that small hollow at the back of his neck.
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The woman told the officers she also had belongings in the detached garage at the back of the yard.
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They found a small fire at the back of the home, which damaged wooden shingles before it was extinguished.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)Daylight filters through a large gap at the back of an abandoned cinema in central Beirut.
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A third touchscreen, measuring 6.8 inches, is at the back of the center console, within reach of rear passengers.
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The light is focused into the retina, or the light-sensitive tissue layer at the back of the eye.
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There's no real text except for graffiti, signs and advertisements, and a timeline at the back of the book.
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From a market-based standpoint, shifting investor preferences are also putting the wind at the back of Berkshire's sails.
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Ray's voice is dismembered at the back of the mix, an exhausted groan cut off from the growing chaos.
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All eighty works are pinned to three adjacent walls forming an alcove at the back of this basement gallery.
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Looking at the back of the phone, you'd be forgiven for thinking the sensor is just the phone's camera.
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Even at the back of the highest level, you are no more than a hundred feet from the podium.
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The listing photos show what appears to be a glass-enclosed sun room at the back of the house.
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Cintas: High employment will be at the back of the country's largest uniform supplier when it reports on Thursday.
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To access business and first class you have to ascend a spiral staircase at the back of the plane.
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Chung, now 2000, would stand at the back of the room during Intervarsity events and hand out New Testaments.
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Their finished work was on display at the back of the gallery; the winner had been selected by Bienenstock.
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So, in theory, the wind is at the back of such a launch, given a favorable regulator and government.
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At the back of the store were all of the multi-pack tissues, bathroom supplies, and other home goods.
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And an M.R.I. showed lots of white dots in the usually dark matter at the back of his brain.
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In 1983, Mr. Latsios moved to Seattle and began renting them out at the back of a friend's store.
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At the back of the store, Ms. Chlumsky pushed up her bell sleeves, showing off a sky blue manicure.
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Palmer sat at the back of the tee box and watched the drives of Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus.
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There was still a messy knot at the back of the dress and exposed stitching, but everyone seemed pleased.
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Hemangioblastomas are rare, slow-growing tumors usually found at the back of the brain or within the spinal cord.
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The kitchen is at the back of the house and has an island, white cabinets and stainless steel appliances.
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Kyrsten Sinema, a moderate Democrat, sat at the back of the chamber and chatted at length with Tennessee Sen.
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At the back of the room is a NanaWall sliding glass door system that opens up to the deck.
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"When I was asked, 'Will you write more?' at the back of my mind was Newt," Ms. Rowling said.
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Next Elle and Erica spoke to a camp counselor together at the back of the gym, the sisters remembered.
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Those who stayed in rooms at the back of the hotel, primarily on lower flowers, criticized the uninspiring views.
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At the back of this skinny Chinatown bar sits a large wooden sculpture in the shape of a 2.
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At the back of the store is an area with books that have amassed more than 10,000 customer reviews.
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"At our scale, we cannot survive," owner Suzuki said in her office at the back of her pachinko hall.
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But there is always a niggling worry at the back of my mind: What happens if my job vanishes?
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Once our name was called, we made our way to the targets located at the back of the bar.
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Philip and Elizabeth led a team through a fence at the back of Fort Detrick, the American bioweapons facility.
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"There's a big movement to put you at the back of the pack," he said in New Hampshire recently.
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Same burned-out feeling at the back of the throat, with bits of airborne grit catching on the epiglottis.
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This strange, alien tentacle of a tune—like the drip of something chemical at the back of your throat.
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An immigration system that puts them at the back of the line would make a difficult situation even worse.
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"In the past, Turkish children worked here but now it's only Syrians," Selim said at the back of his workshop.
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Blurb has optimized its uploader with Reedsy's specifications and helps you put a barcode at the back of your book.
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After Musk finishes giving his presentation at the back of his Tesla Factory, 23 employee/customers will accept vehicle delivery.
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For some people, just looking at the back of this phone may be enough to evoke some uncomfortable trypophobia vibes.
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Jamie McMurray will join Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Kyle Larson at the back of the field for the start Sunday.
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Yet they are still told to sit at the back of class and ask no questions, so they fall behind.
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While sitting at the back of bus, Ben and Elaine initially look elated to finally, officially be together for good.
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At the back of Evergreen Cemetery in Leadville, Colorado lies a section where many bodies are buried without any markers.
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The Watch section, at the back of the basement, is where the Netflix (and hopefully none of the Chill) happen.
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Port selection is on par with other premium LG sets, and they're all located at the back of the base.
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Unfortunately, the animals sneaked into the "tightest position" possible, scrunched up in a pipe at the back of the unit.
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" He continues: "There was this wooden picnic table at the back of the house and everybody would sit around that.
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It's a handsome product with EEG sensors on the inside of the band and at the back of the head.
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Julian Castro, already at the back of the fundraising pack, didn't actually raise a full $213 million for the primary.
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Kate: It's always at the back of your mind but you try and get on with life and enjoy yourself.
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" She also compares nannies to "those figures at the back of a theater who move the sets around in darkness.
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The 96-channel chip implants directly into his brain, while a cable port sits at the back of his head.
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Hence, monetary policy for the short term remains extremely transparent to source a stiff tailwind at the back of stocks.
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It was a noise that set one's teeth on edge and bristled the hair at the back of one's neck.
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The cornea is the first lens light passes through before eventually hitting the retina at the back of the eye.
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"I didn't look sick," Durham says, so she took her place at the back of a long queue of patients.
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Schumer positioned herself at the back of the group and copied their moves almost exactly — the locals didn't even notice!
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I guess Apple doesn't want to put the fingerprint sensor at the back of the device like most Android phones.
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On arrival, I descend a narrow staircase at the back of the restaurant with Parry, emerging into another dining area.
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The projector itself sits at the back of the unit and throws the image up onto the 24-inch screen.
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The soft tissue at the back of the throat collapses during sleep; apnea is not a disorder of the trachea.
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A penalty for speeding on pit road put him at the back of the pack, and his clutch stopped working.
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That's pretty typical for an electric car, but Mercedes chose to put the plug at the back of the car.
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Tax reform will also likely be at the back of investors' minds Tuesday, as markets look for any new developments.
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He picked me up from preschool, strapping me into the yellow child seat mounted at the back of his bike.
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Was the financial crisis and its political repercussions at the back of his mind when he was writing the book?
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All that time it was at the back of my head, who is going to be coming into the room?
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"You can't have, in the middle of the third act, a 'baaa' at the back of the hall," she said.
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When I approached, a toucan leaped down from a nook at the back of the enclosure and squawked at me.
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His antics had gone from the sports pages at the back of the newspaper to the headlines at the front.
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We wandered through the furniture and clothing departments until we reached the grocery section at the back of the store.
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Twinging at the back of our minds is the feeling that Brittany is laboring so unhappily on our behalf, too.
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A man's shadow, projected onto a screen at the back of the stage, stood several stories high behind the action.
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So strap in, buckle up, and — wait, do you feel a kind of scratching at the back of your knees?
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A modern scholar thinks he might have coined roim, "crime", with the English word at the back of his mind.
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I was rummaging around in an old steamer trunk that was kept at the back of my parents' bedroom closet.
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At the back of the office, a dozen real estate agents sit around coffee tables and stare at their phones.
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The house, which is free-standing on three sides and 6,028 square feet, is at the back of the courtyard.
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Random moments accumulate after the shows, odd stuff that turns up later at the back of the mental sock drawer.
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"She was having fun and started copying other gymnasts at the back of the gym," according to her Website bio.
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While Serna was leading people to safety at the back of the store, another person stepped in to help others.
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At the back of the house, the dining room has three pairs of French doors that open to the garden.
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Behind a door at the back of the restaurant, Karasu's lounge materializes like a photographic negative of what came before.
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"A happy skillet is sitting at the back of the stove right now, cared for, talked about, needed," Byrn writes.
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Williams and McLaren, two once-dominant former champions now struggling at the back of the pack, had another tough day.
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Huddled at the back of the cavernous skull, the brain of the South American giant rodent looks really, really small.
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In her photograph on the Uber app, she wears a head scarf discreetly tied at the back of her neck.
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In the bathroom at the back of the studio, there's a stash of awards, including an O.B.E. from the Queen.
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David Leonhardt Barack Obama's two victories created the impression of a strong wind at the back of the Democratic Party.
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There's also another tailwind at the back of Tesla's business and that's in its far smaller (for now) energy business.
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Add a lazy susan to corner shelves to make it easier to reach items at the back of a cupboard.
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The organizers of the 1913 suffrage march on Washington asked black women to march at the back of the parade.
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Incandescent light at the back of an airplane cabin suggests a supernatural visitation but also a terrifying explosion ("Spectre," 2012).
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I glide through the lobby to open a door at the back of the room and enter Public, Private, Secret.
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He crashed to the sand, and the crowd shrieked as the bull's horns tore away at the back of his thighs.
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RPE65 is essential for the health of the retina, the layer at the back of the eye that's sensitive to light.
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A male EMT, standing at the back of the ambulance, was also found suffering from exposure to an undetermined chemical agent.
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The detail is great, as you'll notice from the Christmas light communication system which resides at the back of the house.
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Sex toys used to be something tucked away at the back of your sock drawer, something instantly recognizable and potentially embarrassing.
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In other words, by adding more volume at the back of my head, my profile appeared circular, rather than 2-dimensional.
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At the back of the crowd, the man looked for an opening, saying excuse me please, and trying to get past.
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At the back of the room, ushers from the nun-themed drag troupe the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence watched him, rapt.
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His improvised workshop at the back of a cattle shed may seem ramshackle, but his knives are things of rare beauty.
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The hair is folded back on itself at the back of the head, and the bun is generally tied with wool.
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While every resident is assigned a room, all the beds are bunks on a porch at the back of the house.
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Products were still displayed on the shelves, and the green halogen light at the back of the store was still glowing.
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A week prior to her wedding, she gave fans a preview look at the back of her white dress on Instagram.
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After being briefed by staff, Clinton spoke with reporters at the back of her plane after touching down in New York.
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" The tweet included a graphic that read, per the Washington Post: "Seats at the back of a plane are the safest!
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Marks then takes a one-inch section at the back of the head, twists it, and wraps it around the elastic.
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But running for office was always at the back of his mind, and he felt that he had skills to offer.
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Put all those children at the back of the plane and parents might make more effort to minimise their noise pollution.
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I didn't mention this—why would I—but I have a thing about people staring at the back of my head.
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Josh was Michael Caine at the end of The Italian Job, booty over a cliff at the back of the bus.
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He allegedly scaled a hill at the back of her house while wearing a weird costume and carrying 3 computer mice.
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Schumer positioned herself at the back of the group and copied their moves almost exactly — and the locals didn't even notice!
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Stare at the back of your eyelids, trying to remember the last time you played a game so surprising and inventive.
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And Huawei went a bit crazy on this front as the company integrated three cameras at the back of the device.
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Then, towards the end, the black scrim at the back of the stage opened up to reveal a group of silhouettes.
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At the back of the gallery, Mariam Ghani's two-channel video installation, A Brief History of Collapses (2012), widens the gaze.
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They called me up and told me about the cancer, which was in my throat at the back of the tongue.
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At the back of the dinner table sat a gray-haired woman called "Grandma," whose peaceful expression made me feel calm.
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Elliott said Obama's warning that Britain would be at "the back of the queue" for a U.S. trade deal had backfired.
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Elisa was able to escape through a sliding glass door at the back of the home and ran down the street.
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One of the mouthpieces is located at the back of the arrow and the other on the bottom of the heart.
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Sunny Leon was at the back of the dance floor, and initially thought it was fireworks or part of the song.
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Carefully, he put seventeen films on the manuscript, including a control on a blank page at the back of the volume.
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There were no assigned seats; people threw their bags in a pile at the back of the plane and sat wherever.
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I found a customer service counter at the back of the store, and the employees there were very polite and helpful.
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I sat at the back of the bus at a time when America wasn't yet as great as it could be.
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He found her hiding at the back of the garage, under piles of clothes and trash that nearly reached the ceiling.
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Some speakers post a friend at the back of the room to signal whether the speech is being heard there. 5.
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"I'm the person standing at the back of the conference -- standing burns much more energy than being completely sedentary," he says.
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And at the back of all these ambitious engineers' and aviation experts' minds, too, is the specter of the Spruce Goose.
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And while you will be able to preselect your seat, it will have to be at the back of the plane.
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An eye exam could reveal cotton wool spots, or an unexplained swelling or a flattening at the back of their eyeballs.
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Eventually the woman returned, transporting a boy with chin-length dark dreadlocks to the entrance at the back of the stage.
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He had been cooking his text takeouts on a small cooking stove at the back of the fish and chip shop.
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He was seated with his wife in coach, at the back of the plane a few seats away from the bathroom.
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She explains that the man to be deported was sitting at the back of the plane, escorted by the Swedish authorities.
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As they were sitting at the back of the auditorium, Ms. Rebarick fondly recited a joke from a previous Ansari special.
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"There's a hole at the back of the wardrobe / There's another at the base of my brain," Scott Hutchison sings early.
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Molly Conger, a self-described socialist, sat cross-legged on a bench at the back of the courtroom, furiously scribbling notes.
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At the back of the house is a sunny room with wood floors and a built-in bench and shoe storage.
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The pillow smells of the lavender I've sprinkled on it and the sweet sweat at the back of a warm neck.
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A gust of wind at the back of a racer might have inequitably affected who won the race — or lost it.
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As his mother hustled to safety at the back of the store, Grant decided he would try to deter the shooter.
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But it was hard to see just what was going on because of the bone at the back of the skull.
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"The last [US] administration had a policy of putting the UK at the back of the line [after Brexit]," he said.
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Then, in preparation for the main course, wash your hands at the colorfully tiled basin at the back of the restaurant.
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Surgical hair transplants are an option, but you must have enough "donor" hair to spare at the back of your scalp.
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At the back of the room was a screening area, where four members lounged on modern couches and adult-size beanbags.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 20366-acre lot includes a multilevel deck at the back of the house, with openings to accommodate trees.
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There is a patio for grilling at the back of the house, and a stone patio and deck on one side.
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I implemented some of her tips including putting a mirror at the back of the stove to amplify wealth and health.
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On a shopping trip with a friend, she noticed a rack of used fancy clothes at the back of a boutique.
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It was as if this secret that had been hidden at the back of our shared closet had finally come out.
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The injury that he had at the back of the head is the real reason that he fell into a coma.
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Employees stored cash in a safe at the back of the shop, which was becoming increasingly full as time went on.
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Sitting in an office at the back of Nice's official club store, though, Rivère does not indulge the comparison for long.
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Zero also supplies exhaust-less, no-clutch bikes for an introductory-rider course set up at the back of the hall.
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" Those like Mr. Farage who want a sharp break with the European Union also took heart that after President Obama said that Britain would be "at the back of the queue" for a bilateral trade deal, Mr. Trump promised that Britain would "certainly not be at the back of the queue, that I can tell you.
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That was always at the back of my mind, so it was hard for me to let go, but eventually, I did.
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In the shadows, they glanced at the back of their hand where the numbers and letters had been written in indelible marker.
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His lead defense attorneys, Cheryl Bormann and Michael Schwartz, kept their distance by opting to sit at the back of the courtroom.
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I got to my first seat, a window seat at the back of the plane and was ready for the journey ahead.
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For instance, at the back of the drawer is a 25-foot tape measure that she leaves completely unacknowledged in her caption.
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"I remember just staring at the back of her head like, 'Damn, the back of this woman's head is fine,' " he says.
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In her show, Brexit is an elephant in the room - literally - a toy animal lurking silently at the back of the stage.
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"We have a shot at the back of the head," Rostro told WREG-TV in disbelief at the grand jury&aposs decision.
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Another concert-goer told The Manchester Evening News there was a blast at the back of the arena after the final song.
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At the back of the room, among the 50-, 85033- and 70-year-old attendees, was a table of high school students.
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Finally, Mr. Richardson is held aloft and thrown by Mr. Ball into a pit or abyss at the back of the stage.
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Headscarves hang on hooks at the back of the room, hair is tied back, and the sparring is rapid, sweaty, and punishing.
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This happens because retinal ganglion cells in the sheet of tissue called the retina at the back of the eye detect contrasts.
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Smoyer dreaded the answers because still more questions had lingered at the back of his mind for decades: Was that a woman?
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She found a pair of zip-up sheepskin boots at the back of a cupboard and ventured out to the phone box.
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For example, one dress from the collection features the words "I Do" embroidered with black thread at the back of its skirt.
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"It is wrong to ask families in Flint to wait at the back of the line again," she said in a statement.
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The secretary had been sitting at the back of the restaurant and had a security detail at the time of the protest.
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That levitating tire, as famous a set piece as a certain falling chandelier, presides once again at the back of the stage.
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He is currently polling right at the back of the "establishment" lane in New Hampshire, behind Rubio, Jeb Bush and John Kasich.
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On May 15 he said Britain would not be at the back of the queue for trade deals if he becomes president.
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I felt myself consumed by anxiety and the fire at the back of my throat as the lights began to overwhelm me.
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His lead defense attorneys, Cheryl Bormann and Michael Schwartz, kept their distance by opting to sit at the back of the courtroom.
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The factory had no rear exit, and many victims were trapped at the back of the building as they tried to escape.
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When Katherine finds the bag of drugs buried at the back of the closet, she confronts him with both daughters in tow.
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One of the things in the book, by the way, is I put at the back of it a bunch of resources.
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"When Charles joined us we were at the back of the grid, so Charles's approach was a completely different one," Vasseur said.
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But nothing is quite as loud as live music, which clocks in at around 100 decibels (at the back of the venue).
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More nights spent standing at the back of the theater, so close to the honey, so close to the heat, just watching.
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We both ran out to discover a kitten, injured after being thrown against the concrete wall at the back of the lot.
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Near the end of the night, Mr. Morris climbed atop a chair at the back of the bar to thank his supporters.
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Mr. Mangieri and his wood-fueled oven are located at the back of the dining room, enclosed by glass on three sides.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The driveway leads to a courtyard at the back of the house, which connects to an attached two-car garage.
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You can also look at the back of the eye and see tipoffs that a person has high blood pressure or diabetes.
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The off-kilter stage has been centered on a new control booth hanging over the seats at the back of the Ford.
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She took the picture down and wrapped it in a silk scarf and hid it at the back of her private drawer.
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The difficult season has continued, with Kubica and his teammate, George Russell of England, consistently qualifying at the back of the grid.
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Then she quietly climbs on a platform at the back of the audience while a crew member straps her into the harness.
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Steyer has qualified for the November debate, but he remains at the back of the pack in early-state and national polls.
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Mustafa al Hawsawi has the fewest charges against him and therefore sits furthest from the judge, at the back of the courtroom.
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Johnson had to start at the back of the 40-car field because of a tire change after a spin during qualifying.
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That nagging sensation at the back of your mind, the tingling that goes off anytime someone mentions the upcoming historic solar eclipse?
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If you've looked at the back of a food package recently, you may have noticed that the Nutrition Facts label looks different.
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But she had spotted the site manager for Nine Dragons lingering at the back of the crowd and wanted to catch him.
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In school, Pinto was a quiet, distracted presence at the back of the class, who seemed to get his information from elsewhere.
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The house smelled of sweat and bike tires and something at the back of the oven being charred over and over again.
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At the back of Gorham's, though, that intuition was spread across two distinct kinds of humans and tens of thousands of years.
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By late '2000 Byrne was already attempting to carve out an F23 career, albeit at the back-of-the-grid Theodore squad.
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"Syria is my mother," Aahed's mother, Sourayya, told me one afternoon in the small kitchen at the back of their family's tent.
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After getting the flowers, Cardi looked at the back of the card -- which contained a Petty lyric -- and thought they were from him.
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If trucks at the back of the formation were able to automatically follow a lead vehicle, that could cut the need for drivers.
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At one point, he posted six marshals at the back of the room and warned that anyone making noise would be escorted out.
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The commune I was living in didn't have a post box, and the front door was actually at the back of a shop.
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In a rare lull between responsibilities, Taff meets me at the back of the Custom Tent, overlooking scores of bizarre and beautiful bikes.
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Trump's booth, covered with Make America Great Again stickers and a Trump life-size poster, were located at the back of the room.
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Cochran did vote for the Republicans' tax plan in December, but he stood at the back of the Senate chamber and appeared dazed.
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Solar retinopathy is like a sunburn on the retina, a layer of tissue at the back of your eye, Habash tells BuzzFeed Health.
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Except for Ms. Baez, the singers were under-rehearsed and had trouble reading lyrics on a teleprompter at the back of the orchestra.
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The pianists Katherine Burkwall-Ciscon and Yi-Chiu Rachel Chao performed Sufjan Stevens's score opposite each other at the back of the stage.
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A third 6.8-inch touchscreen is found at the back of the center console, providing infotainment and climate control access to rear passengers.
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When you feel a hard spot at the back of the vagina, where you can not penetrate any further, you've reached the cervix.
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Apple could also put a single camera at the back of the device and use aluminum instead of stainless steel on the borders.
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DeVito's game-winning throw was a 4-yarder to tight end Ravian Pierce at the back of the end zone in double overtime.
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The camera in your phone works because photons — the subatomic particle that constitute light — activates a sensor at the back of the lens.
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"We are in Europe, we will remain in Europe but we don't want to be at the back of the line," he said.
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One day I looked at the back of my phone and noticed a few had fallen off and made the red square incomplete.
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Two armed guards conducted bag searches at the front door and another was stationed at the back of the gallery, observing the crowd.
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Around the same time, a member of British security firm Halliday Finch was creeping down a riverbed at the back of the complex.
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In the comments section, one complained of how a family of four had been placed at the back of an otherwise empty plane.
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But at the back of the tube-shaped Arc is a motorized gimbal that uses magnets to stabilize the rest of the camera.
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The retina is the layer of nerve cells at the back of the eye that senses light and sends signals to the brain.
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But as he prowled the stage, occasionally dead-stopping to stare, dead-eyed, at the back of Clinton's head, the internet collectively winced.
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The merchandise table was swamped, the queue doubling back on itself and filling half the floor space at the back of the hall.
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In the army post above Arsal a ceaseless wind swirled fine dust, stinging the eyes and catching at the back of the nose.
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Mr Weiner seems never more comfortable than when performing before a large crowd; she would rather be at the back of the room.
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According to this, "Poor black people should still sit at the back of the bus," is not a statement that Facebook considers harmful.
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It had spikes at the back of its frill that pointed in different directions: some curling forward and others projecting outward, Mallon said.
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"Concern for global growth is at the back of the mind of the whole market all the time these days," SEB's Schieldrop said.
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Consistently, Kennedy said, the highest average readings of particulate matter (PM) concentration were found behind the smokestack at the back of the ship.
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Ms. Etebari also insisted on putting in three emeralds near the clasp that would fasten the necklace at the back of the neck.
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But if momentum can be the wind at the back of a basketball team, it is not always a slam dunk in golf.
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Downstairs I have a workshop at the back of the retail unit, walled off a space I use as a pop up gallery.
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Maybe. Certainly the Radja Nainggolan–Axel Witsel partnership at the back of midfield has looked as though it could be the right blend.
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Annamarie V. Sandecki, Tiffany & Co.'s archivist, bidding at the back of the room through unerring nods of her head, was the winner.
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On any given morning you could walk along West 53rd Street at the back of the club and you could see it sparkling.
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" Davies also suggested "setting yourself challenges, is there a jigsaw puzzle at the back of the cupboard that you've never got round to?
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Gone is her mass of curly black hair, held in a thick ponytail at the back of her neck in the original photograph.
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Traveling there had always been at the back of her mind; she saw her family's history as a puzzle she needed to solve.
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As we played, a man napped in a hammock strung from the fence at the back of our court to a nearby tree.
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One of the most popular cuts is a pattern undercut, with designs shaved into a buzz cut at the back of the head.
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I remember sometimes feeling like a fan standing at the back of a crowd, cheering on a man who never returned the favor.
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A room at the back of the house that was once the kitchen is now a den with rose-painted paneling and wallpaper.
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"See how thick?" he asks, pointing at the back of the window, which would have been seen from the inside of the building.
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Tucked at the back of a brick building between a barber parlor and an art gallery, it has a casual, hippie-ish vibe.
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We put on headphones to protect against the drone of the engines, which powered a large fan at the back of the airboat.
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I'd also apparently reached whatever stage of puberty causes scraggly hairs to sprout like underbrush at the back of a young man's neck.
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A large, broad crown partly covers her wavy hair, which is parted in the middle and tied at the back of her neck.
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For the occasion of Chase's impeachment trial, a special gallery for lady spectators had been built at the back of the Senate chamber.
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A large kitchen at the back of the house has a walk-in pantry, granite counters and Wolf, Sub-Zero and Bosch appliances.
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Some senators were out of their seats but still visibly in the chamber, standing at the back of the room, including Republican Sens.
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RENAULT (Jolyon Palmer 14, Kevin Magnussen 17) Palmer started at the back of the grid after missing qualifying due to a cracked chassis.
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I turned around to see a young black man running at me full steam down an aisle at the back of the store.
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And the whole thing will cost me less than a knickknack that would have wound up at the back of the closet anyway.
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The kitchen is at the back of the house and has locally crafted cabinets with a distressed finish, an island and wood counters.
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The renovated kitchen at the back of the house has a tiled floor, butcher-block counters, stainless-steel appliances and exposed brick walls.
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At the back of the room, landlords were offering tenants stipulation agreements: they wouldn't be evicted if they caught up on the rent.
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People at the back of the crowd pushed forward after a few doors were opened to let in the surging mass of concertgoers.
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At the back of "Girl in the Dark," Lyndsey included a graph that illustrates the intensity of her light sensitivity over the years.
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An "Additional Information" section at the back of the novel offers basic facts about the real story, and adds gravitas to the book.
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We're told she fled through a sliding glass door at the back of the home and ran down the street to escape harm.
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The large dining room is several steps up at the back of the bar, giving diners the sensation of stepping onto a stage.
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A staircase at the back of the Court of Angels leads up to the actual entrance to the Club 33 lounge and restaurant.
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Another fecund resource is her mother's workroom at the back of the house, stacked with boxes of ribbons and folded scraps of fabric.
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That Sunday, some of them had gathered in a conference room tucked at the back of the Watson Hotel for their monthly meeting.
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Cauleen Smith stands behind both, dropping the needle and swapping out slides, swaying gently behind the booth at the back of the room.
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The sound of helicopters flying over the church begins at the back of the auditorium and hovers over the audience rather than the stage.
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She paused and looked at him silently for a split second before walking away and taking a seat at the back of the class.
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Ms. Allan stood at the back of the room and accompanied the music by working on a painting that was projected onto a wall.
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Each week at the back of this newspaper we publish official data on 224.75 of the largest economies in the world—with one exception.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has warned that if Britain left, it would be at "the back of the queue" for a U.S. trade deal.
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The bit of elastic at the back of the heel makes them easy to put on and also helps to prevent stiff leather blisters.
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As each video ends, the door of a loading dock at the back of the cavernous space opens to reveal the bustling street outside.
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The video showed a fuse attached to a cylinder container being lit in a hole in the ground at the back of a property.
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I think about my father, a weedy spectral presence at the back of my mind, who disappeared for a time in the mid-1990s.
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Her shoulders are draped in a fur stole, and her thick, lovely hair is knotted into a bun at the back of her neck.
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Nothing about my community says to me that I'm privileged and should be at the back of the line for getting some help here.
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To me, this is like the equivalent of cheating on your math homework by looking for the answers at the back of your textbook.
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At the back of the den, an assortment of tall plants and natural lighting gives the impression the room opens into an outside patio.
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A man's account of how he ended up at the back of a truck after using a ridesharing app, has gone viral on Weibo.
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A strong economy, in part because of the tax cut, has also put a wind at the back of many companies that were struggling.
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Grimshaw had prepared for the worst, and noted down a memorial prayer at the back of his diary in the event of his death.
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Then one evening I stood at the back of a crowded reading and spotted my friend, wobbling on tiptoes to see over people's heads.
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Between the lightly overdriven guitars and the whistles at the back of the mix, it sounds more like the soundtrack to a road trip.
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The distinctly Kermit-like creature features dark green spots at the back of its head and back, and measures just two centimeters in length.
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But God Hand, for whatever reason, remained acquired but unloved, at the back of the cupboard beside that Christmas gift copy of Too Human.
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The cat flap was itself a smaller version of the pair of grand French doors that remained closed at the back of the room.
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Amidst the roar of media attention the NSW Government erected a memorial at the back of the park, months before they'd located the killer.
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The trick is the chorus, which rises and falls with a forlorn grace that's undercut by the steel at the back of Rockne's throat.
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Yet, it piqued his sense of fairness—just as leaving the seat unused would have irritated the people at the back of the plane.
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At the back of each Crop Progress report, NASS states the survey procedure, which includes feedback from approximately 4,000 respondents blanketing the entire country.
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At the back of the mill, near some bags of corn, there is an altar with candles that people leave to show their gratitude.
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The English writer Christopher Logue's poem exhorting readers to "Come to the Edge" is chalked on a wall at the back of the room.
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She then hid at the back of the hotel and contacted her sister who, it seems, called 911 and added the embellishment about jihadism.
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Canada's programme, described earlier in this report, is generous but pricey, and highly selective: single men are placed at the back of the queue.
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First he crashed out of Saturday's qualifying session, destroying his car and forcing him to start the race at the back of the pack.
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The master, at the back of the house, is part of a suite with a bathroom and a 200-square-foot walk-in closet.
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When Norman Casiano, 25, heard the shots, he dropped to the floor and crawled toward the two bathrooms at the back of the club.
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There was a flap at the back of her notebook where she kept a stack of white stickers that said "Found!" in red letters.
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Ms. Pariyaar said she and her husband, along with his brother and his brother's wife, had been sitting at the back of the bus.
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Angry delegates booed Cruz off the stage as Trump stood at the back of the convention, pumping his fist and egging the crowd on.
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Outside the bloc, Mr. Obama said, Britain would be "at the back of the queue" of those seeking trade agreements with the United States.
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The pilot's placement at the back of the aircraft would offer a view of the rest of the vehicle, making it easier to control.
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Each session was attended by a police officer who sat at the back of the ballroom surveying the crowd and looking for unattended bags.
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The museum's Far East gallery is located at the back of the building on the ground floor, with a window in an external wall.
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The treatment consists of a shot of anesthesia at the back of the neck into nerves that control the body's fight-or-flight response.
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Inside it is nothing I would ever want in my house, so it sits there, hidden at the back of the storage unit, waiting.
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"The easiest way to describe it is there are these things like tonsils that hang down at the back of your brain," explains Hayes.
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That's how I ended up chatting with Amanda, who was there alongside me at the back of the line with a guy named Joe.
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Sylvia's husband, John, waves hello, while we walk past a grand piano and through to a bright conservatory at the back of the house.
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The overhaul in the U.S. tax system continues to linger at the back of investors' minds, with markets awaiting any developments surrounding the topic.
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She suggests the very front and center, but if you've been trained to look at the back of the hoop, continue to do so.
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Speaking in her Lagos apartment, Rose says she was confined to a room at the back of her in-laws' house for two weeks.
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A family room at the back of the building that connects to the main house has pumpkin pine floors and a stone fireplace hearth.
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Years ago, we had installed a big window at the back of the kitchen overlooking the pool, but cabinets had partially blocked the view.
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During the exhibit of gifts, cameras caught Prince Harry making a brief appearance at the back of the room, but quickly ducking out again.
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Manning then threw a pass to the rookie tight end Evan Engram at the back of the end zone that was high and incomplete.
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And when he's caught nipping at the back of one of his mallard companions, they wonder: Is this the duck we thought we knew?
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Currently, most of the packaged food companies print nutrition details of the contents, including their recommended daily values, at the back of the package.
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At the back of the house is a double-height addition with a diagonal glass roof and French doors leading to the pool area.
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There is an adjacent breakfast niche with a bay window, and a door opening to a screened porch at the back of the house.
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The fleeing man hid behind a car at the back of the lot and fired three rounds, hitting the officer under his right arm.
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He flew on Air Force One on Monday and reportedly sat by himself at the back of the plane after learning of the contact.
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" I remember a good friend looking at the back of the Flip and saying, "Oh, just press the big red button to record, right?
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And Tyler George, whose shots set up Shuster at the back of each end, has been one of the sharpest players on the ice.
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One woman told police that she noticed a white SUV, minivan or pickup truck, at the back of the church at around 8 p.m.
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A screen at the back of the room indicated if an online bid, was coming in along with the geographical origin of the bid.
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But people know at the back of their mind that if things get completely out of hand, of course, the Chinese will step in.
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And when selecting your projects, listen to those "weird thoughts and proclivities that sort of scratch at the back of your head," Savage says.
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On other flights, Korean Air sells duty-free items such as alcohol and cosmetics in this mini shop at the back of the plane.
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There is a pebbled terrace accessible from the kitchen and dining area at the back of the house and an attached three-car garage.
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Past the stack of crowns, through windows at the back of the display, is another uncommon sight in the city: a plant-filled yard.
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At the back of the restaurant, rows of shining fish are laid out in a counter crowned with pineapples, the international symbol of luxury.
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SRO (standing room only) seats are at the back of the theater, and are usually available only if a show is sold out. Playbill.
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Still, when people like him want to start a family, their children are at the back of the queue for school places in Beijing.
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I stood at the back of the tour, having walked into the monastery during a two-week road trip across this part of Tibet.
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The hard-hitting Rangers had the A.L.'s best record last season, at 95-67, but needed help at the back of their rotation.
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She told Mansion Global in 2019 that there are handprints of several of the cast members in stone at the back of the house.
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I wanted to open some imaginary door at the back of everyone's skulls, peer inside, and try to understand the engineering of their thoughts.
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You're trying to hold your breath, but all that water is pounding at the back of your throat, so you can't hold your breath.
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Obama also warned that leaving the EU would put Britain at the "back of the queue" for a trade deal with the United States.
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For the rest of the show she was tucked away at the back of the crowd of contestants, or at the corners of the stage.
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The fact that Roddy takes himself so seriously while being so obviously ridiculous makes me chuckle like a naughty boy at the back of class.
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The plane Omegoolibird used was a pusher-prop Vasamodel Fusion, which places the spinning propeller at the back of the craft, instead of the front.
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The rounded back is just like a modern human's; Neanderthals have a bulge at the back of the skull that almost resembles a hair bun.
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When one of the wrestlers calls for some water a young, strapping lad at the back of the room quickly delivers a bottle of Evian.
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According to Cosmopolitan, in this latest image, he can be seen standing at the back of the venue watching Grimmie perform moments before opening fire.
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Man, everything would just be so great if only I could... As I grew older, this game was always at the back of my mind.
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Once we got in the goal box, we were to try for a good finish and put the ball at the back of the net.
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To step into the restaurant is to enter a southern grandmother's kitchen, with the pots in full view, bubbling at the back of the stove.
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Or I just pull it into a bun at the back of my head, which is really easy and it's just out of my face.
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Firefighters at the scene directed much of their efforts toward saving the artwork stored at the back of the cathedral, which had been undergoing renovations.
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Ryan Pulock's pass from the New York zone sailed up the ice to Jordan Eberle, who was stationed at the back of the Stars' zone.
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Whenever he was in trouble he came out with some great passing shots and at the back of the court he was like a wall.
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After observing her children ride an inflatable tube at the back of the family boat, the TLC star decides she wants in on the activity.
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During the illusion, Copperfield seemed to make the participants disappear from the stage and reappear at the back of the audience, the Review-Journal said.
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Two electric motors at the back of the Polestar 1 make a combined 218 horsepower with an estimated range of 93 miles on one charge.
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As soon as the cells at the back of the eye transduce the photons that came streaming in through the iris, there's no "color" anymore.
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Ayse Hassan's bass thudded at the back of your brain like a migraine; lead singer Jehnny Beth wrote and sang with vigor and ideological purity.
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If you'll be stuck at the back of the plane—or wedged in the middle seat—the last thing you want is to board first.
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"An American person did (it) and I saw it on Instagram and I had it at the back of my head," Yuan told The Advertiser.
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After a brief stay in Mexico, they endure a horrendous journey to mid-winter Chicago nailed in crates at the back of a smuggler's truck.
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I was at the back of the line and watched it happen to my brothers while I stood compliant, soaked in dread of being hit.
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"Deep down at the back of my mind if I'm completely honest with you, I never really believed people that they're happily single," says Lees.
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Jones punched at the back of the leg of Jaguars guard Andrew Norwell following a third-quarter extra point, well after the play was over.
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And I wonder what happened to that guy [pointing to a guy in leather at the back of the shot] because he looks really wicked.
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Their claws tied together, we then place them in a bucket at the back of the boat and sail around to another set of pots.
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When he arrived at the back of the house, he clambered onto the roof of a shed and knocked three times on her bedroom window.
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The different water fountains and lunch counters, the seats at the back of the bus, the sense of being a dog to be kicked around.
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Aside from Catalonia, Brexit lingered at the back of investors' minds Thursday, as leading figures met in Brussels for day one of the EU Summit.
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Man, everything would just be so great if only I could ...As I grew older, this game was always at the back of my mind.
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From his seat at the back of the firm's trading floor, he personally directed Zexi's investments, even as the firm's assets approached 2649 billion renminbi.
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And the humidity of air at the back of the nose is usually around 100%, irrespective of how cold the air is we're breathing in.
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At the back of the studio, in a large and mostly unfurnished room, new photos are printed and hung on the walls in a line.
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Last week the media was briefly focused on the external occipital protuberance, a fancy name for a bony bump at the back of the head.
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He told her she had to pay her fare at the back of the bus, and as soon as she hopped off, he drove away.
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Verstappen continued to put on a show, but at the back of the pack, thanks to some very close and risky battles, mostly with Raikkonen.
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Standing at the back of the class, she watches as women are taught how to make a fist and build up momentum for maximum impact.
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Two weeks later in Malaysia, the Ferrari driver finished fourth after engine problems in qualifying forced him to start at the back of the field.
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Milosh moans abjectly, belaboring the pulsating whimper at the back of the throat, as if convinced a man overwhelmed with voluptuous sensory delight swallows morphemes.
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As we walk past the hot bread ovens and into a cool and noisy room at the back of the bakery, Brennan tells me how.
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It has a bit of Western flair, thanks in part to the curved yoke at the back of the shoulders and its metal snap buttons.
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Elsewhere, concerns surrounding geopolitical tensions will continue to linger at the back of investors' minds, as tensions between North Korea and the West rumble on.
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We turned up one Saturday morning and Lisa escorted us into a glassed-in kitchen with stainless-steel tables at the back of the store.
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The festival's staff kept the target at the back of their minds when booking acts, he added, but they had found it easy to meet.
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He found his way into the courtroom by joining through the press line before sitting at the back of the room in a folding chair.
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The Sauber Formula One team had bumped him from a regular ride after he spent four years finishing mostly at the back of the pack.
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In a video posted to Twitter by a fellow classmate, three police officers are seen speaking with Moss at the back of the lecture hall.
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A technician tapped on a screen at the back of an eye scanner, and within seconds a diagnosis appeared on a computer against the wall.
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"I want to you to throw hooks on this," Ms. Hammond said, leading her to a teardrop-shaped bag at the back of the room.
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Her kitchen stood in the center of the apartment, not in a dark corner at the back of the house as in old Japanese homes.
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His son Hunter, 7, kept tugging at the back of his pants, clamoring for attention as Mr. Newsom tried to speak at the rally here.
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He growled at the back of his throat, lowered his head, sank on to his forepaws, snarled, showed me his red gullet, his yellow teeth.
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During the overture, a troupe of bare-breasted Amazons shoots arrows toward a gigantic image of an eye looming at the back of the stage.
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Giants 22, Bears 16 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — A year ago, Landon Collins would stand at the back of the Giants' secondary looking confused and fretful.
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Who do you think will be at the back of the line for health care in such a rationed system that does not prioritize seniors?
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Another concertgoer, Sasina Akhtar, told The Manchester Evening News that there had been an explosion at the back of the arena after the last song.
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But even in the midst of devastating sadness and disbelief, a far less urgent but perennial question can tug at the back of the mind.
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Meanwhile, the most fun part of the show is Stephanie Andrews' massive installation at the back of the room called An Immersive Game of Life.
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Kevin Spacey was alternately pacing like a panther and beaming like a proud parent at the back of a Juilliard classroom one recent Thursday morning.
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And just when you're deep into a YouTube video, the thing zings you at the back of your neck, scaring the shit out of you.
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At the back of the stage, the set designer Olaf Altmann places a massive rotating metal wheel with a hollowed-out cross at its center.
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They were lingering at the back of the church: a cluster of men and women in their 60s, mostly white-haired and wearing sensible coats.
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Helicopters carrying Trump and his entourage took off from a sports field on the base, camouflage-clad men seated at the back of the aircraft.
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This glass can now be seen in the 304-square-foot garden room at the back of the house, where it was incorporated into handmade shutters.
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Since then, immigration experts and lobbyists expected Trump to call for a reprioritized lottery system that would put outsourcing companies at the back of the line.
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Since a major bump around the announcement of her candidacy, Harris has largely flown under the radar -- hanging out at the back of the lead pack.
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Moreover, these young adults&apos injuries clustered at the back of the head, meaning the victims were likely hit with "blunt force" from behind, Meyer said.
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I'm at the back of a group of girls that is nervously dropping its phones into a plastic box for safekeeping, to be returned on exit.
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That person would be stunned to learn that Buttigieg is currently the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and running at the back of the lead pack.
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Pell, a burly 1.9 meters (6 foot and 3 inches) tall, had sat hunched in the dock at the back of the courtroom throughout the trial.
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On whether or not they've met before: FERRELL: I also remember the Hollywood Foreign Press shout-out where you were at the back of the room.
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New York City's Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a plan to add a glass curtain wall to the Brutalist addition at the back of the Brooklyn Museum.
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Volumes at the back of the curve were fairly active with roughly 14,600 lots of December 40.503 trading, the third most active day for that contract.
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I'm at my desk working, and there it suddenly is: sharp, glassy-green, with that faint, musky undertone that catches at the back of your throat.
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Try and hold onto the good memories for as long as you can, even if they're just corny GIFs tucked at the back of your brain.
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Riera said two of the swimmers urinated at the back of the gas station and that Lochte punched and damaged an advertisement in a metal frame.
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Finding that there was no available bathroom (the bathroom was reported to have been locked), two of the men urinated at the back of the station.
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And while there, both CEOs said that their seats wouldn't get any tighter, though neither apologized for the scant legroom at the back of their planes.
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Unlike in other matches, one rock is placed as the center guard and another at the back of the button at the beginning of each end.
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Instead, I clutched my camera as I walked swiftly past the police car, then I vanished into the woods at the back of the parking lot.
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Myles Hill was found on the floor at the back of the van parked at the Little Miracles Academy day care center around 6:30 p.m.
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From the gallery's entrance, Gabriel Dawe's installation, "Plexus No. 36" (2016), occupies a perceptual foreground, despite being set far away at the back of the floor.
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When we see colors, what we're actually looking at are various wavelengths of reflected light that bounce off the retina at the back of our eyeballs.
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A few men occupy seats, alone or in pairs, but most of the crowd congregates at the back of the theater behind a dugout-like wall.
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There's a door at the back of the room to which the kids are running...only to discover the door is locked and they are trapped.
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The couple sprinted through a stock room at the back of the store before huddling with other customers in a steel container in a shipping area.
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I drank from colored water fountains, I had to sit in the balcony at the movies, I had to sit at the back of the bus.
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When Ms. Hakeem was ordered to sit at the back of the bus one night, she refused and stayed in her seat, a Muslim Rosa Parks.
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For one hour each day, inmates could walk through the door at the back of their cell and enter an enclosed space with an open roof.
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According to the NTSB, on the night of the fire, one crew member said they noticed the flames at the back of the ship's top deck.
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At a single tap at the back of the tanker, hundreds of people line up with cans and containers to get a few liters every day.
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Climate action will fail if there is a perception that the preferences of the coastal elites are being served at the back of struggling working class.
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A moment later, holding her hands to her head and sobbing, Ms. Zakharova walked slowly back toward the jail cells at the back of the courtroom.
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The question of whether women should be required to register for the draft has been a concern at the back of many women's minds for years.
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A mirror at the back of the box interacts with a one-way mirror that viewers can peer into, creating the appearance of an infinite room.
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A minute or so into the song, Cobos appears at the back of the flashy stage and walks forward to join the three enthusiastic male singers.
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Over the years, the fistula continued to promote the formation of collateral veins, leading to a mass of vessels at the back of the patient's brain.
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Through a doorway at the back of a ramen shop is an intimate little spot serving cocktails and Japanese bites like fried baby octopus (chukka idako).
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Yet it's not really aimed at making a rational point — it's aimed at appealing to the fears that exist at the back of many Americans' minds.
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That heated "discussion" about political correctness is now a faint echo at the back of your mind and the liquor cabinet looks like a crime scene.
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The service on Friday for Ms. Werner, webcast by a camera set up at the back of the church, was the Schneider YouTube channel's first funeral.
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During the GOP debates, I kept having this nagging memory tugging at the back of my mind — some movie I'd seen, some character I half-remembered.
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The cafe is down the block in an even smaller space, a few unused square feet that Mr. Kalman rented at the back of a store.
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He was sitting in a cafe with his family on Sunday afternoon, he said, when he suddenly found a knife at the back of his neck.
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Tournament officials said players will have to place and fetch towels themselves - a chair will be placed at the back of the court for their use.
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If you're a first-timer or otherwise still nervous, work through the whole process on a hidden piece of hair at the back of your head.
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"But nobody cared as long as we won," said Durant, who spotted Iguodala at the back of the room during his news conference late Monday night.
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From a small galley at the back of the boat, the cook produced tasty mie goreng (fried noodles), fresh fish, fried rice and crunchy shrimp crackers.
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At the back of the house is an updated kitchen with white cabinets, marble counters, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula with space for counter stools.
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The 0.23-acre lot includes a studio building at the back of the yard with its own heating and cooling system, and another pergola and deck.
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There is a patio, a covered dining area at the back of the house, and gardens and mature trees, before the property descends to the ravine.
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Geopolitics continues to linger at the back of investors' minds, as rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea continue to put global markets on edge.
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Then, the police said, the girls managed to get out of their seats and crawl out of a broken window at the back of the vehicle.
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After dragging my feet on getting life insurance for the last several years, it&aposs now one less thing nagging at the back of my mind.
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Comments made at the 2017 Economic Policy Symposium last week in Jackson Hole are also expected to be at the back of investors' minds on Monday.
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" At the back of a bar at the Hard Rock Hotel, London prodded his longtime friend about the swirling Trump headlines: "What's all this bulls**t?
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During an exam, this Afghan woman sat on the floor at the back of her class to feed her crying baby... while still taking the exam.
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I had heard that there was a staircase at the back of the plane, connecting the first-floor economy and the second-floor prestige class sections.
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That jar sitting at the back of the cupboard, its contents split in two, with a layer of oil sitting on top of packed sesame paste?
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Great Vietnamese food has always been elusive in Manhattan, beyond rumors of sandwiches sold at the back of pawnshops and isolated dishes on otherwise forgettable menus.
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Kirsten Gillibrand: The New York senator is -- smartly, if you ask us -- hanging just at the back of the lead pack in the rapidly forming race.
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These cells start at the back of the embryo and they try to migrate round through the skin and cover the whole of the (embryo's) skin.
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A Cuban jazz band occupied one corner, and there was an open bar at the back of the room, which had ornate chandeliers and velvet couches.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa. — The night began with giddy eagerness as the crowd trickled into the warren of rooms at the back of a bar just outside Pittsburgh.
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At the back of the room, a group of about 20 toddlers and children ran around and skidded, and sent fidget spinners whirring across the floor.
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We sat at the back of the plane, near the bathroom, and when a flight attendant began the safety announcement, Ms. Nelson made us stop talking.
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Because Curtis's images are so iconic, the men are recognizable — the strong profiles, the single feather at the back of their heads — even in their absence.
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Why we perceive oxblood versus violet versus vermillion depends on the situational energetic wavelengths of the photons influencing the retinas at the back of our eyeballs.
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"Sustainable agriculture, and farming with an eye to how agriculture is important to a local economy, is always at the back of my mind," she told MUNCHIES.
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Powered by a small battery tucked into the hair at the back of your head, the lights flash in different colours, as you move to the beat.
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While generally perceived images are caused by light stimulating photoreceptors at the back of the eye, they can also be triggered by applying pressure to the eye.
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But the same question that has long plagued many podcasters nagged at the back of Euceph's head: Were people actually listening all the way through her show?
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The upper portion of the skull hadn't developed, the arches in its vertebrae hadn't closed, and its ear bones were located at the back of its head.
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We were sitting at the back of the Ruby Diamond auditorium in the intermission, and the couple in front us had stood up to stretch their legs.
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For more on crime, watch our doc 'How to Sell Drugs': VICE: While studying architecture and urban planning, was burglary always at the back of your mind?
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Every fall, he rounds them up again, luring them with food at the back of a cage and waiting until nightfall, when they roost, to grab them.
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The weekend before, from a disadvantaged table at the back of the same ballroom he will command on Oscar night, Mr. Walters had attended the Golden Globes.
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The picture of Milano staring daggers at the back of Brett Kavanaugh's head while cocking her glasses in a particularly witchy way went viral on Twitter Thursday.
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"This attack is going to be at the back of people's minds in the market today," a cocoa futures broker said, referring to potential worries over supply.
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Addressing a news conference, Homann conceded that Germany was "pretty much at the back" of the international field when it comes to access to glass-fiber internet.
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Our hands grazed, and as I glimpsed up at the back of her head, I had this feeling deep in my gut that I would love her.
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At the back of the exhibit, a bar of "inGeniouses," a play on the Apple Genius Bar, teach visitors how to avoid aspects of 21st century surveillance.
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The situation escalated and Todd claims one of the characters hurled a water bottle at the back of his head in front of witnesses, including his daughters.
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It is probably only a matter of time before one of the journalists Mr Trump keeps caged up at the back of the rallies gets badly beaten.
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An autopsy of his remains, which were exhumed in 2009, confirmed two gunshots at the back of his head and 44 more wounds all over his body.
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Patricia Koyce Wanniski, his widow, said in an interview that she found the napkin at the back of a drawer of Mr. Wanniski's clothing after his death.
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He took a cup of coffee to his work area at the back of the lanes, where all those Sherman Pinsetters were clacking and whirring, and collapsed.
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Wheeler, a hard-throwing right-hander who impressed the Mets in 2014, could have given the team a more formidable option at the back of the rotation.
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A pair of pumps might have a whimsical curling tongue or pull tab at the back of the ankle; boots, a Victorian heel or decorative side buttons.
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It begins with the dancer, clad only in a dhoti, standing at the back of the stage, his upper body folded forward to hang between his legs.
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On the day of the march, after a deluge of angry telegrams, the organizers relented and said they could join -- but at the back of the parade.
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I was at the back of the bunch, but Roger (Kluge) came back for me and took me back to Dylan Groenewegen's wheel in the last kilometre.
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"It's been a bumpy year," said Manley, as he settled into a chair in a small conference room at the back of Fiat Chrysler's auto show display.
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My twenties were more of a muted, winding failure, a constant nagging at the back of my mind that I was wasting the best of my life.
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The Power Drill Guru says the adjustable D-handle at the back of the Makita drill provides a nice level of comfort that cordless drills cannot duplicate.
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But instead of driving her home, Nelson said he parked the car at the back of the restaurant, where "there were no lights," and began groping her.
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I wondered if this was the start of my transformation from an Army Ranger to a nameless veteran, drinking alone at the back of some seedy bar.
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This normally clear structure behind the iris and pupil changes shape, enabling incoming visual images to focus clearly on the retina at the back of the eye.
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On a visit here last summer, we watched a tortoise slowly lumber from view into the darkness of the surrounding bushes at the back of the temple.
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Officers eventually found Martin in a machine shop at the back of the 30,000-square foot (2,800-square meter) building, and he died after a short gunfight.
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There is also an unfinished bonus room at the back of the house, with a vintage three-seat commode that includes a small seat for a child.
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Couples (both opposite- and same-sex) form and dissolve, female dancers take turns lying casually on their sides at the back of the stage, watching the others.
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The sorting of students to top schools — by race, by class, by opportunity — begins years earlier, and these children were planted at the back of the line.
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There is a large patio of concrete pavers and pebbles at the back of the house, with a covered seating area that has curtains and a fireplace.
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For about 35 minutes, officers tried to negotiate with the suspect as he held the screaming victim at knifepoint at the back of the van, authorities said.
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But instead of driving her home, Nelson said he parked the car at the back of the restaurant, where "there were no lights," and began groping her.
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Using an office at the back of the church's first floor, they help members of the congregation sign up for public benefits, health insurance and financial aid.
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The record was placed in the music office at the back of the store, where it sat for about a year and a half, Mr. Salmons said.
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" The media CNN cameras Trump criticized CNN at the Iowa rally, then pointed at the back of the room and said, "Oops, their camera just went off.
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But for the truly curious, an alcove at the back of the store had real promise: a wall of helmets, in more styles than you might imagine.
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Size: 245,24 square feet Price per square foot: $2381 Indoors: The main entrance is at the end of a fieldstone walkway at the back of the house.
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Geopolitics is expected to linger at the back of investors' minds, as rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea continue to put global markets on edge.
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At the back of the room a wall of tarnished old mirrors, hung frame to frame, glowed with the silvered light of old ballrooms and candlelit salons.
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Photoreceptors nested at the back of our eyes known as ipRGCs are especially sensitive to blue light, and therefore perfectly primed to help calibrate the circadian clock.
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They tucked it away like a garland at the back of a closet, to glance at once in a while when rearranging the stuff at the front.
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The city will spend $165 million to elevate the wharf and esplanade in Battery Park and to create a protective berm at the back of the park.
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But at the back of the minds of many Australian miners is the fear that they have seen this movie before, and they don't want the same ending.
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Despite his protectionist rhetoric, U.S. President Donald Trump rebuffed comments from his predecessor that the U.K. would be at the back of the queue for a trade deal.
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Then, the stronger pair of the "closer" muscles contracts, pulling against a lobe of the exoskeleton at the back of the head, causing it to warp and depress.
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Before the start of the meeting, Kris Wang, a Cupertino councilmember, looked out the window at the back of the room and saw him walking toward the building.
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"It's just horrible to think that someone could be getting cancer treatment drugs at the back of the pharmacy and then buying cigarettes at the front," he says.
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I know this isn't the advice psychiatrists would give, but stick that shit at the back of your mind in a locked box and throw away the key.
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"We saw a vehicle that had pink paraphernalia at the back of the windscreen go past - it was going very slowly over speed bumps," witness Tamoor Ali said.
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Mercedes team mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton was set to start at the back of the field after taking a planned series of engine-related grid penalties.
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The retina, a thin tissue at the back of the eye, is particularly susceptible to long-term sun damage (macular degeneration), which can result in permanent vision loss.
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As Android Police reports, when users point their new phone at the back of the Pixel 4 box, they are treated with an ad for Google's Instagram account.
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IN A smoky open-air bar at the back of a youth hostel in Budapest, one of Europe's youngest political parties is hatching plans for a democratic revolution.
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On Tuesday, as the trial broke for lunch, Gates exited the courtroom, passing behind Manafort — and stole a look over his shoulder at the back of Manafort's head.
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Diva Ring Light Place a camera or cellphone at the back of this bright ring light and snap away (many vloggers, including Jamie Paige Beauty, recommend this light!).
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About a dozen major banks could apply for new licences, and they will not want to be at the back of the queue in the ECB's approval process.
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So over the next three years he developed a new device at the back of the car parts factory he runs in the east of the Czech Republic.
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Installing your GPU is also a straightforward process, except you have to open the expansion bracket at the back of your case (it's usually held down by screws).
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" Saut said the recent rotation out of small-cap stocks and back into large-caps "puts the wind at the back of the Googles of the world again.
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The wiretapping rooms were found behind a solid steel door during renovation work at the back of the Hotel Jama and lead directly to the Postojna Cave's interior.
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Yet the quasi-colonial status quo, which has robbed their government of initiative while putting them at the back of the line for federal attention, now seems intolerable.
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"Don&apost believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news," as he gestured toward journalists at the back of the room and the crowd erupted.
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Dressed in a navy blue prison overalls with his gray hair pulled back and knotted at the back of his head, Sayoc appeared respectful and alert in court.
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Court documents say that soon after the bus left, Shipman helped the others restrain a 16-year-old wrestler under the seats at the back of the bus.
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As thin as they are, the Notebook 214 laptops are not fanless, and there's a pair of vents at the back of each computer to let heat out.
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A few minutes later I finally spot her, and then I move on to Ben, whose defining characteristic is that he's always stuck at the back of lines.
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And because Elon Musk has already taken almost 200,000 preorders on the Model 3, you're at the back of a very long line if you order one now.
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You'll also be able to purchase that Amazon Fire TV Stick for £24.99, which is £15 less than what those at the back of the queue will pay.
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They write their names and body specs on a wall at the back of the stage, to stress that they are not representing someone else's story or persona.
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The woman then had to push past Ramamoorthy and his wife, who was seated in the aisle seat, to notify flight attendants at the back of the plane.
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"We had four or five orcas all at once sitting at the back of the boat straight up and down sort of looking at the seal," said Templeman.
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She is picking Fagin's own pocket, though the assiduous biographer cannot entirely shed her scruples: a tidy list of citations is included at the back of the novel.
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And when Trump says 'Make America great again,' there's an element of turning the clock back to the days when minorities were at the back of the bus.
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On Monday, as the prosecutor summarized the case against the gang, Mr. Collins, Mr. Jones and Mr. Perkins sat behind glass paneling at the back of the court.
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They had the effect of a Chinook at the back of the 27-year-old Henderson, who is playing this tournament as a professional for the first time.
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Next, she grabbed a section of hair at the back of the head, from the crown to the nape of neck, and clipped it away for later attention.
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The bread section in Gristedes is hidden at the back of the store by the chilled products, squashing any chance of a tempting smell as you come in.
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If it is too intense for you, you can join the long line of otherwise wonderful women who have failed me at THE BACK of the cheese line.
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Adding to the festive vibe was a ceiling at the back of the pier covered with dozens of balloons — yellow, red, sea foam and kelly greens, magenta, orange.
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I looked up how to properly store canned vegetables (in a sealed container, placed at the back of the fridge) and herbs, things I should probably have known.
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The designated subway cars — two at the back of the line — are meant to be in effect only on weekdays and during the morning and evening rush hours.
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We'd be talking about them so much, in fact, it would be impossible to eat, sleep, or screw without feeling them tug at the back of our minds.
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Brick walls and bare wooden tables lead to an open kitchen at the back of the room that's not so open it intrudes on your lunch or dinner.
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THE AMBER DENIM mosque sits at the back of a factory compound deep in the industrial sprawl north of Dhaka, Bangladesh's frenetic capital (population: more than 18 million).
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Your best spot for people-watching will be the temporary 2400-foot hammock at the back of the courtyard, capable of holding your entire crew and then some.
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Patricia Koyce Wanniski, his widow, said in an interview that she had found the napkin at the back of a drawer of Mr. Wanniski's clothing after his death.
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One evening this summer, I left work around 6, ducked into a storefront in Midtown Manhattan and stood at the back of a line, waiting to become myself.
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Police talked to community members after Krause's disappearance who said they had noticed an "unknown vehicle parked at the back of the church," the missing person's report shows.
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When they were done, two dozen firefighters marched with him, in front of Biden's campaign bus, so they could take their places at the back of his rally.
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Pay attention, though, to the tall blank panels at the back of the stage, the geometric white pathways on the floor and the empty canvases on both sides.
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The screen's structure and softening effects are echoed at the back of the gallery in the atmospheric yet geometric blacks and grays of a painting by Mr. Childress.
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The frenzy of the festive hive is kept alive by a litany of topnotch, surprisingly subtle cocktails from the hot-pink bar at the back of the room.
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Meanwhile, politics will be at the back of investors' minds, after markets showed signs of turbulence earlier this week on the back of tensions brewing in North Korea.
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The 31-year-old Irish fighter stood at the back of the Dublin courtroom as his solicitor, Michael Staines, asked for the case to be adjourned until Nov.
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We were sitting at the back of a dimly lit restaurant in St. Paul, and he was wearing a red-and-black checked flannel shirt and faded bluejeans.
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He stored everything in the loft of a barn at the back of his property until his son Alan, an architect, warned him not to add any more.
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"My job was going to be, I was going to stand behind [Johnson] and stare at the back of his head adoringly as his vice president," he quipped.
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Her space is situated at the back of the property, accessible through a gap between one portion of the main house and an add-on built years later.
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Almost immediately, the video shows a member of the security team, who is standing at the back of the room, drawing a handgun and firing a single shot.
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"It is ridiculous to warn that the UK will be at the back of the queue for a free trade deal," he told the Mail on Sunday newspaper.
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The SUV driver got out, looked at the back of the SUV, re-entered the vehicle, drove forward and was struck by the train, the preliminary report says.
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YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It's not yet seven in the morning, but the slaughterhouses at the back of Terban market in Yogyakarta city are in full swing.
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The outcome could have been much worse if firefighters had been standing at the back of the truck, Battalion Chief Ken Powell told the San Jose Mercury News.
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The newborn's body was allegedly placed in a garbage bag in a crawlspace beneath a porch at the back of the Shenango home, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Eventually, Zuck was escorted to a private elevator typically used for courthouse judges, and three black Chevy Tahoes peeled out of a exit at the back of the courthouse.
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She sat at the back of the first grade class learning the various sounds each letter can make in English and proper English grammar along with 6-year-olds.
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Rub the empty space at the back of the pan with oil, then slide the cooked egg, using the spatula to help if need be, into the empty space.
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Thomas is sitting on a couch at the back of the classroom next to training textbooks and what appear to be lesson plans for the final part of camp.
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The one drawback was that the procedure had left me with a six-inch-long scar at the back of my head that a high and tight haircut revealed.
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At the back of what is reportedly the larger Galaxy S8 Plus, you can see a separate sensor next to the camera that appears to be the fingerprint reader.
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The skewer pierced through Xavier's face, entering just to the right of his nose, and penetrated his entire head until it came out at the back of his skull.
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She filmed the clutch of marchers who shouted Nazi chants at the back of the AfD's small parade and filed a criminal complaint against them later in the week.
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At the back of the SoHo store, there was a table with deli meats, cheese, ciabatta bread, mini cinnamon rolls, croissants, coffee, and water for everyone to nibble on.
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"We think there are other more compelling opportunities before we try to figure our way into China [but] we have it at the back of our mind," Dugarr said.
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Not only did the U.S. finish at the back of the pack, but U.S. kids ranked behind much smaller and some poorer countries, such as Iceland, Chile and Suriname.
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" Jones mostly sits off to the side, chiming in every few minutes like that one student at the back of class who sniggers every time the teacher says "orgasm.
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This year, Mardi Gras falls on Tuesday, March 5 Schumer positioned herself at the back of the group and copied their moves almost exactly — the locals didn't even notice!
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A bright spot for Smucker was its pet food segment, which posted double-digit growth at the back of strong demand for its Nature's Recipe brand and Meow Mix.
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No reasonable person can think that Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey can ever become a member of the EU. The membership talks are right at the back of the freezer.
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In 19883, at the back of my high school physics classroom, there was a computer with access to the internet, and for me, a whole new network of friends.
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With his last two losses coming against Anthony 'Rumble' Johnson and Cormier, Gustafsson is at the back of the queue in terms of the title contenders in the division.
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This year players will also have to retrieve their towels from a rack at the back of the court, rather than having them handed to them by ball kids.
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"Um, is this a medical marijuana facility?" she asked, her eyes drifting to the rows of greenhouses at the back of the property and the high fences surrounding them.
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A secret revolving door at the back of the cube gives VIPs access to a private room that showcased series of works by Russian avant-garde master Alexander Rodchenko.
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You know what you're getting here: a healthy helping of fuzz, a wicked lead riff, and Julian Casablancas talking all kinds of nonsense at the back of the mix.
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When Ralo and Young Thug teamed up for the Diary of the Streets cut "I Know" at the back of last year, they were burying the hatchet in public.
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Cameras are integrated into what looks like a license plate holder at the back of the vehicle, as well as another set that are embedded behind the rearview mirror.
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But when the officers went back upstairs, the police said, they found him hanging from a different window ledge at the back of the building, apparently trying to hide.
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I snaked through the smartly staged rooms—a den appointed with children's furniture featured a mid-century modern rocking horse—to the kitchen at the back of the flat.
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But based on the wounds and other findings, authorities concluded that a small and possibly rudimentary explosive device was set off at the back of one of the buses.
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At the back of the house was a workroom with his cobbler tools, which he used to make shoes, including a pair for his oldest daughter Tatyana's future husband.
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It is a modest arrangement – a pond surrounded by vegetation sits at the back of a red-roofed village house in Caringin, about four hours from the capital, Jakarta.
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The Mets have also helped by slotting Steven Matz and Syndergaard at the back of the rotation schedule to start the second half, buying them extra time to rest.
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To make the product, Dr. Yonetani rents a room at the back of the Organic Food Incubator, a cooperative space for artisanal food producers in Long Island City, Queens.
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The deal dictates that refugees landing in Greece would be deported back to Turkey and placed at the back of a waiting list to legally seek asylum in Europe.
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The officers slowly encircled a barn at the back of the property, with their hands clenched tightly around their weapons and their eyes scanning incessantly for potential booby-traps.
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In the moment, all I could do was try to stop myself from tearing up, even as a growing suspicion began to scratch at the back of my head.
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After Segal's performance, the real "rage" began, when Cape Town-based producer and NON Records affiliate ANGEL-HO stepped behind the decks at the back of the the boat.
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In this iPhone schematic, it's easy to spot a rounded surface at the back of the device, indicating that there should be a conductive surface to charge the device.
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So I picked it up again as they were driving away and threw it at the back of the car and it smashed into a whole bunch of pieces.
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It's the opening day of the Don DeLillo Conference at the Diderot University in Paris, and the guest of honor stands at the back of the Buffon lecture hall.
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"It's such an ensemble piece, you have to really think about the people sitting at the back of the room and the legibility the costumes will have," he says.
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There are plenty of wilder variations available online; one I particularly like, but don't often finish on my own, is the monthly puzzle at the back of Harper's Magazine.
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Outdoor space: The house sits at the back of its 0.06-acre lot, which has a mature garden with fir trees and shrubbery and is surrounded by a fence.
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OUTDOOR SPACE All rooms at the back of the house open onto a long deck, taking advantage of Sacramento's temperate climate and the modernist emphasis on indoor/outdoor living.
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In the face of much skepticism and blowback from serious athletes, running at the back of the pack has become a global movement, embraced by organizers including in London.
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The responders put out a blaze at the back of the house and a smaller one on an attached garage door, according to the Monmouth County district attorney's office.
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After ushering the family to safety at the back of the apartment, Private Mensah left through the front door and removed a total of four people from the building.
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And sometimes it's the blockhead at the back of the room who didn't do the summer reading assignment and needs time before being ready to start doing homework again.
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There is also an addition at the back of the main floor that is used as a family room and leads to a landscaped back patio and terraced garden.
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The dancers are also shown on the film projected at the back of the stage, often in similar or identical movements, suggesting the story has happened again and again.
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At the back of the plane, there's a fancy spiral staircase to take you up to the next level — not that I could use it on my actual flights.
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Jordan Montgomery, who pitched well in 2017 and returned from Tommy John surgery late last season, is a front-runner for one spot at the back of the rotation.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Almost all rooms at the back of the house open to a rear courtyard or the pool area, where there is a pool house with a sink.
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When the proceeding was over, Mr. Weinstein was allowed to slip out of an employee door at the back of the courthouse, where he climbed into a waiting Toyota.
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Each of these main-level rooms has French doors that open to the veranda; at the back of the 0.16-acre lot is a paved patio with a barbecue.
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Big screens display messages through the windshield and at the back of the vehicle, promising a hi-tech alternative to bumper stickers and handwritten notes left on the dashboard.
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In part, I argued that endorsing Bernie at this moment, when the wind is at the back of his progressive rival, would represent a profoundly important and courageous move.
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Meanwhile, politics will be at the back of investors' minds, after markets showed signs of turbulence earlier this week as tensions escalated between North Korea and the United States.
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It is fair to say, however, that Mr Jones buries the lede, as American journalists say: hiding the book's single shocking revelation right at the back of the book.
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" Turning the jar, she sees "at the back of the head, just under the wispy curls at the nape of the baby's neck, there is a line of scales.
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Slaves are back with a new song and, yes, it is the kind of angry banger you want to silently scream at the back of your line manager's head.
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The cerebellum frequently exhibits malfunction during concussion and traumatic brain injury due to its location at the back of the skull, predisposing it to something called a contrecoup injury.
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