At the rear of the property is a vertical garden.
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They're snipers, so they're best off at the rear of the pack.
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They put them into the bucket at the rear of the plane.
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Looking at the rear of the U11 straight on, it appears mostly pink.
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At the rear of the house are terraced gardens and an outdoor pool.
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A passerby saw smoke at the rear of the building around 4 a.m.
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"Burns was safely standing at the rear of his own patrol vehicle," Howard said.
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He found Ms. Genovese lying in a hallway at the rear of the building.
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Apple's biggest design changes are in the camera at the rear of the device.
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But a pair at the rear of the property were defiantly alive and gloriously fecund.
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A pair of jet engines located at the rear of the flying disc provide horizontal thrust.
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Single-mindedly they snaked toward Ms. Longshore, who stood at the rear of the room dispensing hugs.
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At the rear of the house is a bedroom large enough to hold a queen-size bed.
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Unibody SUVs have D pillars — the vertical supports at the rear of the vehicle — where pickups do not.
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The presence of courtyards at the rear of buildings, typical for the Raval, literally amplifies the noise problem.
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At the rear of the protest area, Aseel Nasser, a determined 12-year-old girl, stood her ground.
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Helus was gunned down by Long from a position he had taken at the rear of the bar.
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The show took place at noon the following day, in a large space at the rear of the building.
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The third bedroom, considered the master, is at the rear of the house and has access to a patio.
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He described the spot as being at the rear of the warehouse, where makeshift studios and cubicles were clustered.
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At the rear of Gorham's Cave, past the hearth the team was excavating, there was a tall metal staircase.
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Red marker flags were visible in an embankment at the rear of the yard, enclosed by a tall wooden fence.
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The remaining three bedrooms on the second floor, which have fireplaces as well, are at the rear of the house.
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At the rear of the yard, they installed an 11½-foot custom ipe bench with removable cushions and storage underneath.
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The Dutchman's portrait here becomes simply a glowing, grand eye projected on the screen at the rear of the stage.
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Then, aghast, the English spot her on an elevated platform at the rear of the stage, silhouetted against L.E.D. lights.
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Fiachra Calhoun was in his customary nook at the rear of the Andromeda, which at this hour was near empty.
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He and 16 other refugees sleep on the floor at the rear of a wooden hut converted into a shopping booth.
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Johnstone saw the "bud of a fire-arm at the rear of his (Ejimkonye's) pants," said the statement, seen by Reuters.
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At the rear of the aircraft, a "recompression shock" is formed when the rapid pressure change switches back to normal pressure.
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Parking is in a two-vehicle carport at the rear of the house and in an off-street space in front.
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On either side are dining and lounging areas — the one at the rear of the house walks out to the backyard.
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Some smoke made its way into the cabin, according to Vodopivec, but was mostly concentrated at the rear of the aircraft.
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At the rear of the device there's also a triple-camera system that will be used for both tablet and phone modes.
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As the seven-hour mark drew near, Lopez sat with Stephen Daldry on a staircase at the rear of the orchestra, sobbing.
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You go through an archway, and there, at the rear of the premises, stands Beryl, a steampunk dream in copper and steel.
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At the rear of the house is a paneled sunroom converted from a screened porch, with exposed ceiling beams and a fireplace.
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Two additional bedrooms at the rear of the house are set up as a study and office; they share a hallway bathroom.
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Upon boarding Uskanli sat down in first class and only took his assigned seat at the rear of the plane after several requests.
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Then, inserting a drill through an incision under her jawline, Deschamps-Braly cut off the angular corners at the rear of her jaw.
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The fire broke out at the rear of the emergency room on the hospital's first floor, fire official Choi Man-woo told reporters.
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Mr. Gillani said that even though the word danger was clearly written at the rear of such tanker, people did not take heed.
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In other words, since 2000 we have gone from leading the pack in traffic safety to being at the rear of that pack.
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All of these gears are hidden at the rear of the device, and allow the Galaxy Fold to transform from tablet to phone modes.
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At the rear of the aircraft, a "recompression shock" is formed when the rapid change in air pressure switches back to normal atmospheric levels.
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The spider pushes the liquid through long ducts and it comes out through microscopic spigots on the SPINNERETs at the rear of the abdomen.
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Inside a room at the rear of a well-kept Bronx apartment, Keziah Burton lay facedown on the bed, stabbed twice in the neck.
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AMD just gave us a look at the rear of the Xbox Series X. It has ethernet, 2X USB-C and 2X HDMI pic.twitter.
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Map's idea is that any excess water the engine produces will get filtered back to into a water container at the rear of the vehicle.
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Officer found not guilty in Freddie Gray case Previously, cameras only provided a live feed of the custody compartments at the rear of the van.
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In a small alcove at the rear of the Architecture Building at Carleton University in Ottawa, the future of zero-energy housing is taking shape.
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Input connectivity options at the rear of the LG UWM panel include two HDMI and two Thunderbolt ports along with an array three USB jacks.
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Firefighters were able to rescue the girls from a bedroom at the rear of the second-floor apartment, the deputy fire chief, James Smithwick, said.
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A large billiard room at the rear of the Georgian wing overlooks the garden and is filled with light cast by a striking glass ceiling lantern.
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The little shark-shaped, one-person fighter pods at the rear of the cockpit are too far apart, with too much glossy floor space between them.
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In "After the Feast," there is one important wall, at the rear of the stage, and the dancers, like the work itself, keep running into it.
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A statue stands in a glass case at the rear of the shop, overlooking an ice chest of frozen bunker and a bucket of live clams.
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At the rear of the ground floor, a mock mezzanine with a row of windows will recall the historic look of the old fish dealers' offices.
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At the rear of the deck, her headphones blocking out the roar of the engine, Gabrielle Perrone was one of the few passengers bound for Hoboken.
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Snapped on the steps at the rear of the East Terrace and East Garden, the Queen stands jauntily before a stone steed bearing a coat of arms.
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Caged in glass at the rear of his bright, cleanly tiled new dining room, he plays each round of dough as though it were a bongo drum.
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At the rear of the patio is space for at least four cars, as well as a small structure containing two staff rooms and a full bath.
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The owners also added a brick foundation to the masonry basement to support an extended kitchen and master bedroom and bathroom at the rear of the house.
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Behind them was a wide grandstand, at the rear of which patrons made half-whispered comments, knowing or otherwise, about the array of swings and flight paths.
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Elliott will join Larson at the rear of the field in a backup car for the start of Sunday's race, the 21st in the Cup series this year.
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Parents lined the wall at the rear of the room, checking their phones and occasionally staring hard at the stage to figure out what was entrancing their children.
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The formal living room, which is behind the dining room, at the rear of the house, has a bay window with diamond-paned glass and a working fireplace.
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At the rear of the house is a 24-foot-long living room with the original cooking hearth and a dramatic bow window overlooking the gardens and river.
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The halo strap makes for a more comfortable fit, and it allows you to dial the device forward and backward using a knob at the rear of the band.
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The Fusion, driven by Mr. Rogers, did not try to hit the officer, and Mr. Burns was standing at the rear of his patrol vehicle, the authorities have said.
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The NTSB said that data recovered from an event recorder at the rear of the train had provided information on the train's speed at the time of the derailment.
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She was also assigned to Table 218 at the rear of the first balcony, behind a swarm of TV cameramen and photographers who obstructed her view of the rostrum.
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Instead, in the music room at the rear of Mr. Gernhard's office, Mr. Holler sketched out a simple verse about Lincoln: Has anybody here seen my old friend Abraham?
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When the Dutchman (the bass-baritone Evgeny Nikitin) first appears, his every movement is mimicked by a huge shadow projected on a screen at the rear of the stage.
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At the rear of the base you’ll find four USB-2 ports, a USB-C port, a gigabit Ethernet port, an SD card slot, and a headphone jack.
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Normally, one security officer sits in the first economy row, behind business class, and the other is at the rear of the aircraft, two members of an EgyptAir crew said.
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Classes are held in a kitchen workspace at the rear of a culinary supplies shop and the results are devoured in an adjacent dining area with optional glasses of wine.
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On the ProStar, the exhaust header pipe is connected to the front of the engine, behind the seats, before turning 180 degrees and ending at the rear of the vehicle.
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Christopher Sharples, a principal at SHoP Architects, said he understands how some might think placing terraces at the rear of the building, rather than toward the water, would seem counterintuitive.
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The upstairs master suite at the rear of the house is attached to a bathroom with double sinks, a soaking tub, a glass walk-in shower and a toilet room.
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At the rear of the room, almost hidden by the screens, a stanchion-like, stand-alone monitor, featuring a computer graphic of a rotating wireframe box, completes the video-based setup.
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There had been internal reports going back months noting that a man had gained access to the controller's chair at the rear of a train and had pulled the emergency brake.
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Three additional bedrooms are at the rear of the floor; one has an en suite bathroom (there is also a hall bathroom) and another has a private 25-square-foot balcony.
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It has to do with how the medication affected the rods and cones of the eye, which are the photoreceptive cells of the retina located at the rear of the eye.
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He had entered his wood-paneled office at the rear of his rambling two-story neocolonial, the room a sanctum where he plots his projects and a shrine to his fabled career.
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At the rear of the facility, waves of semi trucks backed up to a long row of loading docks, some disgorging crates of new merchandise and others filling up with outbound packages.
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In 2009, the innovation that made the difference was the double diffuser, which managed the airflow at the rear of the car, and gave the cars additional grip, and speed, while cornering.
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At the 1913 suffrage march in Washington, for example, Wells and Terrell were outraged when white suffrage leaders asked them to march with a colored delegation at the rear of the parade.
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At the rear of the house, the beamed dining room flows into an eat-in kitchen and then into a family room that is paneled in clear cedar and has a fireplace.
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The vehicle made no attempt to strike Mr. Burns, who was standing at the rear of his patrol car when he fired one shot into the Fusion's passenger side, according to the statement.
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One season later, Collins patrols his space at the rear of the Giants' defense with cunning and conviction — an evolving star who can snicker at the befuddlement he once felt on the field.
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At the rear of his Boeing 737, Sanders addressed a crush of reporters and television cameras about what he described as negligence by the Iowa Democratic Party to deliver clear and timely results.
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Members of the press had been escorted through the kitchen, and then corralled into a pen at the rear of the cafeteria, separated from the rest of the room by steel police barriers.
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Assistant Police Chief Greg Terry said the suspect first fired several shots into a glass door at the rear of the building and then entered the hospital with a handgun and an assault rifle.
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In the latter, an entire team was wiped out in one horrific moment, after their plane crashed into a wall at the rear of the Basilica di Superga, set on a hilltop outside Turin.
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When the boys were born, their parents turned Ms. Donovan's second-floor office into the twins' bedroom, and she and her studio manager squeezed into a smaller space at the rear of the floor.
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To that end, it gets three electric motors, with two mounted at the rear of the vehicle to allow power to be split between those wheels for better handling through its four-wheel-drive system.
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If you take a close look at the rear of the camera, you can actually see the aperture expand and contract as you switch between settings — it's particularly notable when you have to zoom in.
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The expansive Caovilla factory is at the rear of the brand's headquarters, itself a blend of local architectural styles and modern construction, framed by manicured greenery and a whimsical stiletto-shaped sign at the entrance.
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A powerful demonstration of our military might regularly arose out of the Combined Intelligence Center in the basement of MACV headquarters (my office was in an additionally secured area at the rear of the center).
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The firm designed the Back Bar, a speakeasy behind an unmarked exterior door at the rear of Young Joni's building, to resemble the lakeside cabin that her husband's family owns in his native North Dakota.
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The firm designed the Back Bar, a speakeasy behind an unmarked exterior door at the rear of Young Joni's building, to resemble the lakeside cabin that her husband's family owns in his native North Dakota.
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GE said earlier Safran had found a quality problem in a disc used in the low-pressure turbine at the rear of the LEAP-1B engine used by Boeing and notified the jetmaker over the weekend.
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The local East Bay Times newspaper reported earlier on Tuesday that investigators, who have ruled out arson, were focusing on overloaded electrical lines at the rear of the warehouse as a possible cause of the fire.
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I could feel a presence in the room, a hulking solidity to the shadows at the rear of the venue by the cigarette machine where the purple pools of light gave way to the impenetrable onyx.
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But perhaps the most meaningful design feature on the property is the word "Linceowitz," a portmanteau of the couple's names, spelled out in large aluminum block letters on a balcony at the rear of the house.
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That meant continuing to transport those who had tested positive but putting them in isolation — behind sheets of plastic about 10-feet tall — at the rear of the two planes flying them back to the United States.
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Ricciardo, race winner in Monaco, took grid penalties in Germany last weekend — starting at the rear of the field — to give himself the best chance in Hungary but retired from that race due to a power unit problem.
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PHILADELPHIA — The air was charged in the hotel ballroom where a few dozen young Democrats, wielding placards or wearing Robin Hood-style green hats, clustered at the rear of the room, waiting with an air of coiled anger.
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The bank lobby, along with a subbasement that is street level with Reade Street at the rear of the building, will likely be leased to a commercial tenant, perhaps a dining or social club, the developer's spokesman said.
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Starting the race at the rear of the group, he picked off his competitors, one by one, over the course of 12½ laps and surged across the finish line, well clear of the pack, in 13 minutes 3.30 seconds.
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On a wall at the rear of the store, there are tiny fliers with, on one side, loving photographs of the various artisans carried by the store, and descriptions of their wares and their aesthetic intentions on the other.
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As I make my way around Fort Kochi, I find myself looking up at the tall roofs and watching out from the expansive docks at the rear of the buildings instead of into the rooms and at the works.
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The contact was substantial enough Chip Ganassi Racing had little recourse but to pull out a backup Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Larson, who regardless of where he qualifies will now have to start at the rear of the field on Sunday.
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Ms. Leibovitz interrogated the man on how he positioned them, the angle he was shooting from, and his choice of lighting, at one point leaping up to inspect how it looked on the screen at the rear of his camera.
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It's not clear what an additional camera at the rear of an iPhone will enable, but the rumors have emerged after reports that Sony is boosting its 3D camera output for chips that will power rear-facing 3D cameras on smartphones in 2019.
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Those convictions meant there was an empty seat at the rear of the Senate chamber — Mr. Skelos's nameplate artfully removed — and a vacant spot where Mr. Silver used to sit in the Assembly, an empty wire-mesh trash can in place of the chair.
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Options exhausted, I reluctantly agreed and, after holding the flight up significantly through my situation, I walked through a plane of disgruntled passengers glaring at me — the cause of their 90-minute delay — to take my seat in the corner at the rear of the plane.
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Last but not least, the chic camera body also boasts a 2.7-inch LCD monitor at the rear of the camera, allowing you to choose your picture before printing it out, as well as options to add brightness or color adjustment to create the perfect image.
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A suicide bomber blew himself up at the rear of the 400-bed Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan hospital, across the road from the heavily fortified U.S. embassy, providing the signal for three attackers with automatic weapons and hand grenades to open fire inside the complex, according to witnesses.
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At the rear of the crowd stood Pat Riley, who brought Wade to Miami 213 years ago, nurtured him to stardom, celebrated three championships with him, let him get away in 221 over a contract dispute and less than two years later welcomed him home with open arms.
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From an open kitchen at the rear of an appealing room with high, tin-tiled ceilings and exposed brick walls, Mr. Brown prepares an inventive and ever-changing menu that leans heavily on local seafood, often with a whiff of smoke and touch of char from the wood grill.
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And John Boyega — playing a character who was vital in the book but whose role has been reconfigured so that his function in the movie makes no sense — mostly stands around at the rear of auditoriums, backlit, and when called upon to speak does a very creditable Denzel Washington impersonation.
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Ronn Jermaine Bell Sr., 38, was charged with first-degree murder less than a week after the body of the well-known community and civil rights activist was discovered in the trunk of her car, which was parked at the rear of a gated property more than three miles from her home.
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The scene in Exeter, uplinked by Liberty and broadcast by Freedom, was captured by a media army composed of artillery (five large video cameras mounted on a stage at the rear of the hall, and a dozen more perched on each of the hall's balconies) and infantry (reporters propping computers in their laps).
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As lights at the front of the stage dimmed, a solo performer whose piece had concluded could quietly shuffle off, as the wisp of the following piece sounded from another corner — and as Mr. Houfek's lighting design played with ombre tints and arrangements of polygons on a large screen at the rear of the hall.
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Two of the three men have been hospitalised and Iero has said he's "pretty banged up but miraculously alive and in a stable condition" over Twitter/ A statement by police said the bus had no passengers on board at the time, and two of the men were standing at the rear of the van when the collision occurred.
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A fingerprint reader at the rear of the device will unlock the device with Windows Hello, and you'll be able to connect a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to enable Continuum and use the phone like a PC. Until today, HP's Elite x3 was probably the most capable Windows 10 phone, but Alcatel's adds the extra VR support.
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Other details worth mentioning are dual radar sensors and a high-definition camera housed in what would traditionally be the car's front grille, a lidar sensor on top of the car's glass roof, camera-based side mirrors, and a digital screen connected to a wide-angle camera at the rear of the car instead of the traditional rear-view mirror.
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The bride, walking with the President, and preceded by her six bridesmaids, came down the wide flight of stairs leading from the third floor to the second and across the large foyer hall at the rear of the Parish drawing room, through wide doorways and on to a large mantel at the west side of the Ludlow drawing room, where the ceremony took place.
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