Very red, very barren, and we're kind of just these floating figures just in this really barren landscape.
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He ain't lyin' -- those West Hollywood streets look BARREN.
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Everything else — in all directions — is barren blue ocean.
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Removing it would leave the square seeming barren and pointless.
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On the surface, the natural landscape is all but barren.
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Some comfortable headphones are pretty barren in terms of features.
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The idea of the desert being barren resonated with me.
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Now she stands beside barren shelves in a Caracas supermarket.
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Lubetsky said the barren landscape made her jumpy at times.
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The tree also looks like barren trees in the story.
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Chicken Barber dribbled nimbly down the court, barren of defenders.
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Getzlaf, the team's captain, sat alone in a barren room.
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Trump's public schedule was barren for most of the day.
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I didn't plan very well and my fridge is barren.
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Its barren landscaping and roadways are dotted with construction sites.
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Often they are barren craters, worn and ruined beyond remembering.
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Fertile land once used for growing vegetables has become barren.
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Barren bedrooms blossomed with crib and dressers and rocking chairs.
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Tom Barren falls in love with Penny, our world's version of the astronaut he impregnated, then has to deal with the fact that John Barren takes over his head for one day and abuses Penny.
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MarsImage: NASAAt first glance, Mars is a barren, overhyped litter box.
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Barren means bleak, empty, lifeless, but I didn't feel that way.
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Many Chinese zoos have long been cramped, barren places for animals.
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But it is the floodplain's barren quality that made it attractive.
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In 1992, southeast London was so barren, it was basically suburbia.
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Maybe the best thing is for Mars to remain barren.4.
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Parascandola's photos are unexpectedly sumptuous, considering their mostly barren subject matter.
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They heard some local myths that family planning makes women barren.
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Urban Rivers chose a particularly barren mile of water to populate.
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There's only women who are fruitful, and women who are barren.
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Is your barren mantle crying out for a lightsaber hilt centerpiece?
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IT MAY turn out to be a bare and barren rock.
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It's a barren landscape with no plant or animal life whatsoever.
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The Australian outback is a big, barren place and in emergencies?
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A toxic, chemical swirl of liquid in a futuristic barren landscape.
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Piles of garbage line parts of this barren, dirt-packed world.
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The two dancers appear against a typically Dalí-esque barren landscape.
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I'd never been so stymied for insight, so barren of instinct.
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Two men sit across the table in a barren visiting room.
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Two men sit across the table in a barren visiting room.
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Weak monsoons and killer heatwaves left India barren and praying for rain.
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Photos from Xinye show macaques chained and huddled fearfully in barren cages.
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The volcano is situated in Barren Islands in the Andaman & Nicobar archipelago.
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The market for noise-canceling truly wireless earbuds is a barren one.
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A barren landscape razed by wildfires in Chile's Cauquenes community, on Feb.
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It will continue to shrink and concentrate until it becomes almost barren.
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The two other streets that make up Chinatown look just as barren.
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Years of barren diplomacy have been replaced by a rush of activity.
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Farmland is barren; canals have dried up; and the people have left.
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All Our Wrong Todays is the endearing transdimensional tale of Tom Barren.
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The footage of the exploded reefs off of Tanzania were so barren.
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It's the reason that the Sahara and Atacama deserts are barren wastelands.
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The landscape was barren and desertlike, the heat intense even at night.
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The park itself is a wide and largely barren expanse of asphalt.
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Made them bold on mean streets and in barren dirt ball fields.
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Even grandpa and Rosie don't bother going into that barren land anymore.
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The clouds cleared for a minute, revealing a barren red-dirt mountaintop.
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Then the fish disappeared from the river and the land became barren.
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There would be artificially triggered earthquakes, poisoned wellsprings, barren gardens, ruined lakes.
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The setting is a kind of winter scene, with the barren trees.
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The result has been the most barren partnership in modern presidential history.
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Disembodied heads float through a barren wasteland with branches and leafless tree.
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On the other side of the mountain it is ungroomed and barren.
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He says they will be barren in less than a few months.
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"Jroud" refers to the barren, mountainous border area between Lebanon and Syria.
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The Asmara escarpment — barren and dun colored — rose just beyond the shore.
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For instance, some experts discovered that this land hadn't always been so barren.
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With this meeting in a barren mansion, June technically gets what she wants.
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Hold fast to dreamsFor when dreams goLife is a barren fieldFrozen with snow.
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Right now, a day after fully launching, the London stream is fairly barren.
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The way we talk about infertility — the dreaded "barren womb" — is all wrong.
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It's obvious that a siege in a barren land would worsen these conditions.
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She would know how to make these newly barren walls beautiful once again.
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"THESE are fields of hope," says Gu Zhen'an, gesturing at a barren scene.
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Imaginary evil is romantic and varied; real evil is gloomy, monotonous, barren, boring.
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Her Twitter has been barren except for the occasional tweeted-and-deleted selfie.
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A look out the window revealed barren trees and cars dusted in snow.
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Thousands of reindeer migrate across the barren Hardangervidda plateau as the seasons change.
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The most remote reaches of the American West are barren, deserted, and beautiful.
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Those can be barren places, but this music is peaceful by and large.
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It was the muddy pitch and the barren, ramshackle stands behind the goal.
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Imagine a barren waste where nothing can grow, a field locked in snow.
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The desk is barren, save for a coaster, a sharpie, and a phone.
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It scars the land with deep gashes, barren pits, and murky tailing ponds.
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When I say Rialto is bleak, I mean exactly that: Hopeless. Inhospitable. Barren.
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It had the barren, just-moved-in feeling that campaign offices often have.
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Low amber lighting casts shadows onto the stage, rendering it spooky and barren.
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Now, the month of April is looking pretty barren for the box office.
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Mr. Aitken's camera takes in vast stretches of barren terrain and highway cloverleafs.
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They begin in barren landscapes, on empty plains and steppes, on interrupted journeys.
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In a landscape too barren for shelter, I raced back to my car.
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Because of a recent drought, vast patches of fields are barren and brown.
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"That barren woman ran up and down carrying seeds," one of them says.
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"I've never lived in a place that was so unnecessarily barren," she said.
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Maybe your fridge is barren except for a couple of lonely old condiments.
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A beautiful house in a place where we don't feel welcome is barren.
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The Temple of the Sun wasn't just empty of people but looked barren.
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Want to visit the barren desert where "Mad Max: Fury Road" was filmed?
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Once I recognized the plants in my neighborhood, the barren winter landscape transformed.
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Alegre's house faces a barren street where you see more cats than people.
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We were going to climb Old Rag, a barren granite dome in Shenandoah.
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I can't imagine how these barren trees could someday come back to life.
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As barren and empty as the room is, I can see it all.
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Just as quickly, I was in dry, barren bush that looked almost apocalyptic.
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Many of the mangrove areas that edge their habitat remain barren after Irma.
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Yet he has gone all out in adopting that sparsely populated, barren county.
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The drive from Las Lajas to the space station is barren and dusty.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — The trees in the capital are barren, spindly things.
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There were as many protestors as soldiers, maybe more, despite the barren locale.
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"Without grazing everything becomes forest, or barren land when there is agriculture," says Schepers.
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To be clear, this isn't a barren region on the gaseous planet of Neptune.
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He slowly sips it in his barren brick house near an old mine-dump.
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While movement is central to the video, the actual landscapes appear barren and strange.
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The two finally reach a barren town and see a mysterious man approach them.
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Double Eagle Energy Permian is a unicorn roaming the barren landscape of West Texas.
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In these war-clouded times, there are military reasons to cherish this barren outpost.
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Pliny The Elder, for one, believed that menstrual blood could turn crop fields barren.
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This causes reservoirs to form under the barren areas, supplying the grass with moisture.
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They reach the border, but only scattered documents and a few barren posts remain.
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The image shows a dust-baked rhino in Namibia, blurring into its barren surroundings.
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Even when this place is barren, it's still going to be full of magic.
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"The city is barren by comparison," beams Sumaiya Zaidi, who campaigned for the purge.
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His pieces feature torture and body horror in barren lands far removed from Earth.
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Lack of rain has turned pastures barren, driving farmers to bring in expensive feed.
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Get up close with the massive pieces of ice and see Newfoundland's barren landscape.
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The barren-looking facility houses more than 1,000 sentenced and pretrial maximum security inmates.
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The camp is described as barren, a cardboard city in the middle of nowhere.
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Then the streets were terribly lonely and barren except for armor with guns clattering.
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Tenerife is filled with microclimates, green toward the north and barren to the south.
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As it was, at the hour appointed, the place designated was barren of attendants.
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The temporary settlement sits on the side of a highway, surrounded by barren fields.
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Fluorescent bulbs remain lit for up to 22 hours daily in large, barren sheds.
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As a result, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster turned the area into a barren wasteland.
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It is a barren world into which these infants, born Sinead and Darren, emerge.
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Eighner found the city "unremittingly barren and ugly," and poorly designed for pedestrian use.
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Elsewhere in the Philippines, this Starbucks at the SM City Fairview mall was barren.
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There, as on Mars, the surface is barren, but is more hospitable farther down.
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The video clip, a nighttime bus ride through barren Warsaw, grows far more sinister.
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Second, while bipartisan consensus and accomplishments are elusive, the terrain is not completely barren.
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The holidays are over and the barren wasteland of winter stretches ahead of us.
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Xu was sent to the White Grass Ridge camp, in barren southern Anhui Province.
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It is not a barren desert-like you see in the Looney Tunes cartoons.
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When we arrived at the "barren lands," it was just the two of us.
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I wanted to look as barren, independent, and prickly as I felt deep down.
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Image: Screen shot via collectSPACE/YouTubeMost people (wrongly) assume the moon is barren and boring.
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Her life was a barren one, she said, devoid of friends, hobbies or a job.
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Much of the rest of the sea has been overfished, leaving the reefs more barren.
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Indigenous reindeer herders traverse this terrain, eking a nomadic living out of the barren land.
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Madrid was a court more than a capital, surrounded by the barren tablelands of Castile.
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Fleiss's property, on the barren outskirts of Pahrump, finally appears, up a winding dirt road.
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But sadly, the Los Angeles farm system is as barren as the nearby Mojave Desert.
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Mims recalled his disappointment as he surveyed the barren stems the day after the storm.
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Too much time without an ice age and Earth could become relatively barren and dry.
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Using your mouse, you can manually steer Curiosity's camera and investigate the barren Martian landscape.
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Lionfish can reduce a flourishing coral reef to barren wasteland in a matter of weeks.
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The frontline in fighting is some 30 miles (50 kms) away, beyond Akre's barren hills.
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All I "discovered" were some big holes in this barren rock, but I feel awesome.
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The barren nation, sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, also hosts Japanese and French bases.
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As the Associated Press reported, Danylyuk shared a video of the barren room on Facebook.
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He says the worsening industrial pollution from several nearby pharmaceutical factories left his land barren.
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In this futuristic state, Handmaids are forced to bear children for barren-upper-class couples.
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Many are barren wastelands, dangerous because of extreme weather, a toxic atmosphere, or violent predators.
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The third factor is the obvious reason for demonstrating, that conventional political channels seem barren.
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In contrast, the big space for 1968-1969 seems positively barren, which is also deadening.
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He was in his barren office at a research center linked to Iran's Foreign Ministry.
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Perhaps she has just leapt from the spiky branches of the barren tree beside her.
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The meerkat-ish tribe, whom Cheng has dubbed "Oomen," just huddled forlornly on barren terrain.
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But these barren, sand-swathed landscapes can also be a setting for despair and isolation.
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Surveying the barren fridge and empty cupboards, you already know how this evening will end.
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I wanted a story about people returning to a tribal state in a barren world.
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In Genesis 30, the barren Rachel begs her husband, the patriarch Jacob, for a child.
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Approximately 55,000 others fled to the barren slopes of Mt. Sinjar, which Islamic State surrounded.
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Approximately 215,2600 others fled to the barren slopes of Mt. Sinjar, which Islamic State surrounded.
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The rover is now programmed to roam across a barren vista toward a distinct crater.
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When Mr. Merwin bought the property in the late 1970s, it was distressed and barren.
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BARREN SPRINGS CT., 13668-Jennifer J. and Ki C. Park to Sally R. Nehrling, $3473,900.
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Where Netflix is overflowing with content trying to catch subscribers' attention, Disney+ feels comparatively barren.
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Without an audience, he was just a lone lunatic shouting incoherently in a barren desert.
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The nine seasons before and the 13 after were barren, without even many close calls.
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That was the feeling of dousing your barren chest in two ounces of uncut manstank.
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Barren Island was selected largely for its location, distant from the main centers of population.
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It's about the ways that connections can flourish even in the barren wasteland of Gilead.
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At one point, from a barren island he bought off the coast of Gloucester, Mass.
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Compared with Grand Theft Auto V's ever-expanding GTA Online, its predecessor is remarkably barren.
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Yet through the 22019s, many of pop's sonic spaces grew more isolated, barren and claustrophobic.
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Ascension Island, a remote spot in the Atlantic Ocean, was once a rocky, barren landscape.
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Or they could have shown that the region is much more barren than scientists hoped.
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He let Sears and Kmart stores grow barren and rundown, eventually leading Sears into bankruptcy.
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Gansu is a barren, mountainous province, chosen for its strong winds and potential for growth.
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Each planet, whether teeming with life or virtually barren, has plenty to see and do.
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In many ways, commercial art has moved into a sort of barren, hyper-capitalist wasteland.
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Audi's minimalist car mockup is just four barren seats with large projection screens on all sides.
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His legislative record is pretty barren compared to other presidents at this moment in their term.
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At age 40, she had a barren bank account and was living in a converted garage.
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In barren places like Antarctica, "a little bit of poop goes a long way," Sommers says.
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Barren mahogany smoking rooms are littered with retro-future hardware borrowed from the set of Alien.
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"Black Widow is barren and therefore dead inside," summarized Meredith Woerner and Katharine Trendacosta at i09.
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BERBERA, Somaliland (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The land along the road into Berbera is barren and empty.
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Through no fault of his own, his arrival coincided with a barren era for the club.
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She'd survived on water and plants, but the area where Amanda found herself was almost barren.
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Barren courtyards sigh with the voiceless breeze; hollow buildings pierce the haze of a featureless sky.
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Apple's notoriously minimalist interfaces, for example, look almost barren when translated into Japan's compact written language.
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Usually it's a lot more busy on my computer, but because it's new, it's completely barren.
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"If I had to describe this store in one word it would be 'barren,'" Lemonis said.
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The tiny, barren nation sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, also hosts U.S. and French bases.
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It takes place both in an economically barren US town and in a post-apocalyptic London.
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Wildflowers carpeted the barren desert terrain, attracting hordes of tourists seeking a glimpse of the blooms.
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Lush green rice paddies lie on one side of the road, barren fields on the other.
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Warped, twisted, yet clearly human characters dominate the series, entitled Metamorphose, framed by barren natural surroundings.
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Homes and businesses were destroyed, and trees were either knocked to the ground or completely barren.
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But after two barren years there are signs the industry is finally coming back to life.
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Bleak and barren is the moor / The orphan girl she sheds a tear / And thinks of
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Previous maps were drawn by hand in the 1970s and depicted "a barren seascape," Müller says.
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Besides, we all know that Falcons' Super Bowl trophy case is as barren as the Browns'.
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The cover is too slight, the blasted landscape too barren, the artillery-dug divets too shallow.
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Above these rocks, however, are nearly barren limestones, sprinkled with a few tiny, simple-looking fossils.
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He and his small staff took up half a floor of a barren corporate office building.
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We pulled up at the site and found ourselves on the brow of a barren hill.
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Yeah, we had a roadie named Chuck Barren and Exene had an old friend, Johnny O'Kane.
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For the low cost of $4.99, you too can wander around a barren landscape doing nothing.
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Workers typically describe barren factory rooms or a mêlée of screaming toddlers and babies attempting escape.
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There is a hurricane, or a snake, or a dog, or a barren landscape without shelter.
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The initial focus is on cassava, a hearty crop that can survive droughts and barren soil.
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There are many better ways to do this than through the barren rituals of bubble tests.
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Some vineyards look barren and inert, the vines awaiting their fate forlornly in dull, sullen solitude.
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Don't be fooled by the barren grocery store shelves: There's plenty more food on the way.
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His black-clad frame strikes a stark contrast to the pale, dusty, barren terrain around us.
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The often barren, jagged peaks shine white and gray by day, and glow pink at twilight.
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And how much of what was then mostly barren acreage should be denied to future developers?
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A. Well, from dead horses, mostly chopped-up ones, that were processed on adjacent Barren Island.
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Gaga and her backup dancers then dance around a barren landscape which looks like outer space.
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Most of the Earth still can't compete with the low temperatures found on that barren planet.
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It made sense: We can observe contemporary lichens moving into barren, severe environments before anything else.
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Temperatures soar well past 100 degrees, and there is little water in the dry, barren countryside.
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Kingsolver's story of finding salvation in a barren situation is packed with real places and events.
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I consider Donald Trump Jr. to be a barren banana stand in the marketplace of ideas.
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A whole chain of species has moved into an area that was barren two years ago.
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Islands with verdant landscapes at the end of August were left brown and barren by the hurricane.
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Today, Mars is a cold and barren place, but the planet started out relatively warmer and wetter.
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The tiny, barren nation, sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, and also hosts Japanese and French bases.
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Even if Jon/Aegon wanted to start a family with his queen, she's convinced she is barren.
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Cooper's version gives the jaded male star some backstory, describing a barren childhood with an alcoholic father.
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At the end of the segment, barren deserts, where the procedure has not been adopted, become visible.
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And those places give you more money and prestige and the old little towns are left barren.
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This all plays out against an expansive backdrop of plains and barren landscapes, and it's beautifully heartbreaking.
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I kept finding myself in the same emotional place over and over: a barren world of devastation.
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Some peatlands harvested in this way are now discarded as vast, barren wastelands—deserts of cracking mud.
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"Wow, this is incredible," she continues, as we walk into another part of the barren, capacious structure.
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But in the most immediate timeline, Luke's in an overtly post-apocalyptic landscape: unmarked, abandoned, and barren.
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Her house sits off a winding road on a lakeside hill, dotted in winter with barren trees.
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That middle ground is a barren place, one that Nintendo's adorable pink blob Kirby has happily filled.
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He looks, glassy eyed, at the barren cityscape before him, pondering the essential meaninglessness of it all.
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That said, there are plenty of shots of Cruise jetting across barren landscapes and over mountain ridges.
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Each time we ascended to the next height, the air was thinner and it felt more barren.
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The White House was agitating for a vote as a capstone to a barren First 100 Days.
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Perhaps. When I took off the headset and emerged into a white, barren office, I felt heavy.
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Malaysia and Brunei are the other claimants to the chain of islands and barren islets and atolls.
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More specifically, he gets stuck in the head of John Barren, the alternate-universe version of him.
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But for a hypermarket a couple of hours before the after-work rush, it looks positively barren.
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Today, Mars is a barren and dry environment, with an average frigid temperature of -80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"Metalhead" takes place in a barren wasteland infested with robotic "dogs" programmed to be man's worst enemy.
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The planet's surface is windswept and barren, its factory innards dank, greasy, full of flame and brimstone.
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Who, they wondered, would swap the cidade maravilhosa for a barren savannah in the middle of nowhere?
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The Egyptians, thousands of years ago, watered some pretty barren hillsides with a six mile bucket brigade.
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Friday was a bad time to be a reindeer navigating the barren Hardangervidda plateau in Central Norway.
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Both rides had simple designs at the time, and brought park-goers through patches of barren land.
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It conjures images of Venezuela as a barren land where people can live out their wildest delusions.
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Once a buzzing hub, the inside looked completely barren and was littered with decaying plants and debris.
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If your podcast queue is looking barren, here's a chance to refresh and try some new shows.
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" After returning to Earth, Bean is disappointed with photographs that fail to capture the moon's "barren beauty.
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A strange, barren and (almost) uninhabited world hides 26 minutes from Marseille's Vieux Port: the Frioul Archipelago.
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In Nottingham, where I grew up, the Hallé was the bright light in a barren musical landscape.
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In many ways, the communities developed in its harsh, barren landscape haven't put their dukes down since.
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The grand plan hinged on a barren patch of asphalt used to park cars during Mets games.
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Refugees have transformed southern Turkey's cities into bustling hubs, and spread camps over their once barren countryside.
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The loud crack of a rifle rings out across the barren, fire-blackened farmland in southeast Australia.
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But every four years, the rest of the nation watches as cornfields decay into barren horizon lines.
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Virtue signaling, as though the rest of us barren harridans deserve to burn alive in our cars.
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Hezbollah's Al-Manar television station showed artillery shelling Juroud Arsal, a barren, mountainous area east of Arsal.
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There was a time, not too long ago, that the winter TV landscape was a barren one.
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They scurried across well-traveled roads, up barren trees and perhaps even toward the border with Canada.
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Granted, it was often in a barren call room with a stiff mattress and a rumbling heater.
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"It is because of those wars that we live like this on this barren land," he said.
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The tiny, barren nation sandwiched between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia also hosts U.S., Japanese and French bases.
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Yes, you would hide it inside a barren nesting doll you've had since you were a child.
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Carroll looks on as I hesitantly flip through my decorated, yet barren, notebook and makes an observation.
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Not far from Kasulo's barren hillside are two mining projects that should have propelled the country's development.
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After expelling Japanese residents, the Soviet Union incorporated the remote, mostly barren islands into Russia's Sakhalin region.
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Dark and slightly wet, they resemble oases embedded within a dry, barren terrain, where mosquitos come to rest.
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Located in a remote corner of Siberia, more than 1,000 people live and work in this barren landscape.
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Barren heaps of gray-brown dirt contrast with thick trees and the strikingly blue bay in the distance.
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Quiet and barren, the 2005 release offered a lesson in the importance of hidden dread and understated compassion.
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Offred is captured and forced into her new role as handmaid, bearing children for the society's barren elites.
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Its station is 45km from the city centre in the barren landscape where Mr Gu lives in hope.
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Compare that to New York City, a barren wasteland where that percentage somehow magically stands at 24 percent.
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She'll also appear in another form as Ultrakatty as she takes on the barren wasteland of the apocalypse.
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They're nice but the view isn't the best since it is winter and the grape fields are barren.
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Surrounded by mostly barren desert, it's more like a wasteland—a scene out of the Mad Max universe.
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Will the whole world be a barren wasteland by the time my future children are in 8th grade?
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In the 1960s, Fahrenheit 451 reflected a barren world of complacent suburbanites, longing to feel anything at all.
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"It's pretty barren," said Daniella van Leggelo-Padilla, a 30-year-old American who runs with the Caïmans.
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The last paved road disappears miles before it reaches Barsalogho camp, which is surrounded by sunbaked, barren land.
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Earth has its fair share of barren landscapes, but there's something truly dreary and forbidding about the Moon.
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The squeal of "Awww!" she elicited upon looking at the dog's adorable visage made my barren womb twinge.
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Grocery stores, accordingly, are starting to more closely resemble the barren-ass shelves of a 1980s Soviet supermarket.
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"Take care, thank you," Cruz says to the barren room, waving and nodding to no one in particular.
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THE desolate hills east of Jerusalem seem insignificant, a barren stretch of scrubland with few buildings or residents.
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Berlin felt empty and magical, lit up in shadowy lights that danced on the barren, snow-covered streets.
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"Untitled (gather)" (2016) features three female figures positioned next to a barren tree, surrounded by fruits and vegetables.
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Couples impoverish themselves pursuing ineffective treatments; women who are thought to be barren are divorced, ostracised or worse.
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He recommended they plant more trees — the mountains were barren then — and clean the refuse-strewn Boulder Creek.
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Once-thriving JCPenney brick-and-mortar locations grew increasingly barren, as this photo from a Virginia store shows.
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Eerie photos reveal the barren scene inside an iconic grocery chain that closed stores and couldn't pay vendors
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The world's most profitable retailers flocked to this stretch of barren country, while the headline unemployment rate plunged.
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Why were some current rips so attractive to fish, but others, nearly identical in appearance, so often barren?
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Funk beats ooze from the soundtrack; long scenes dissect the Quik Mix Theory; bullets fly across barren streetscapes.
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Mount Teide forms a black pyramid at the center of the half-barren, half-green island of Tenerife.
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As human beings, we always think we're living in the most dangerous, barren, and unlucky time in history.
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I did a show in an apartment with no furniture or appliances anywhere—just a clean, barren apartment.
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Today, a busy avenue runs where the wall once stood, and buildings populate the once-barren "death strip."
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We do now know, however, that you have polygenetic markers associated with a condition that leaves you barren.
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Under these conditions, the simple set (by Andrea Merkx), with its bare rocks, readily evoked a barren moor.
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Buildings were leveled, once lush and verdant hillsides were reduced to barren stumps and roads were washed away.
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You get to see a catatonic, uncharacteristically silent Tony Stark on a barren planet, completely out of answers.
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For much of the 20th century, the country was a barren Persian Gulf backwater where pirates once lurked.
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In the dark, barren, low-poly void of infinite space, there is a nameless planet and its creator.
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Liverpool has been here before, in the long, barren years since 1990, when it last claimed the championship.
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White farmers and the young fled the country en masse, resulting in barren land and a missing generation.
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For the longest time, science has depicted animals as stimulus-response machines while declaring their inner lives barren.
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The new fossils came to light during a geological expedition to the barren fringes of the Canadian Arctic.
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Some 100,33 people pass through this station every day, and yet the blocks surrounding it are largely barren.
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Though barren during our visit, the Swiss Business and Senator lounge will offer a buffet-style dining experience.
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The venue was tucked just off a barren, four-lane stretch of road I never saw in daylight.
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Temperatures were below freezing in a landscape so beautifully barren it's hard to believe it can sustain life.
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Andrea Miller's "state," another premiere, is an all-female trio set in what felt like a barren desert.
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Things got even worse in 1896, when Barren Island began accepting refuse from Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx.
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The idea of relocating more than a million Syrian refugees to this barren buffer zone is simply frightening.
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Roaming cats might stay away for up to 50 days, massacring helpless locals on a now barren landscape.
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Shacks made of wood and rusty corrugated metal fall from the sky, banging down onto barren landfill soil.
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And these addictions and deaths are happening in the most socially and economically barren parts of the country.
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Many shelves are barren and poor Venezuelans increasingly mass outside stores, imploring entering shoppers to buy them goods.
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Abiteboul made clear on Friday, however, that he expected Palmer to end his barren run at the Hungaroring.
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A shot of a barren stretch of desert slowly reveals Roman ruins; vast steppes become prehistoric agricultural settlements.
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The discovery is a major boon for those hoping to find evidence of life on Earth's barren neighbor.
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Arches National Park is located just outside of Moab in the barren, red rock wilds of southern Utah.
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The story moves from his hometown in Missouri to the barren landscape of Antarctica, and beyond (way beyond).
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ATHENS (Reuters) - In a barren Athens parking lot, young Pakistanis get in position for a game of cricket.
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Barren Islands volcano, India's only active volcano, is reportedly spewing lava and ash after a gap of 150 years.
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A selection of comments sometimes still do show up though, so it's not a completely barren social media-scape.
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Will this still verdant earth one day resemble the moon overhead — a barren place that humans brought to ruin?
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Trees stand barren and debris lays on the roadside on the island of Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands.
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Lush pastures will turn to barren desert and millions will be forced to flee in search of fresh water.
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The White House isn't barren of advocates for the hardline immigration approach beloved by Trump's base, despite Bannon's exit.
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The UAE worries that Duqm, a new port under construction on Oman's barren central coast, will steal more business.
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Some of them want to live on that barren litter box forever, which sounds exciting, but would probably suck.
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Through creativity and innovation, we transformed barren deserts into flourishing fields and pioneered new frontiers in science and technology.
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The Steve Jobs Theater is currently swarming with tech enthusiasts, but the website its namesake left behind is barren.
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The islands, which are largely barren and uninhabited, have continued to divide the two countries throughout the postwar period.
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The couple decided to shift to India, buying 55 acres of private land that had turned barren in Kodagu.
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In this barren place, we receive an escort to a large military base, where artillery cannons are firing intermittently.
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The levels are barren and glazed, the shapes are planar, and the rules transparent, making for hours of fun.
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The Wild West landscape was viewed as barren, a place where man could write his subjectivity on the landscape.
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The Mars Experience bus, the first-ever vehicle VR system, transports passengers from Earth to the barren Martian desert.
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The sprawling Iranian capital nestles between barren mountain ranges, its streets packed with high rises, leafy parks and markets.
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There's the mistaken notion that the arctic is a barren region without art, but that misconception is slowly changing.
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Despite the call for reform, the drug war continues to destroy the family unit leaving it fruitless and barren.
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That drought has been said to help propel fires that easily burn through dry brush and water-barren lands.
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They have also left shelves progressively barren, as key vendors, wary of Sears' future, have demanded tighter payment terms.
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All dark gray and barren and cold-looking; more like a horror movie villain's lair than a hero's homestead.
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In other news, we have maybe a dozen years to stop the world from turning into a barren wasteland.
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The otherwise rather barren and simplistic landscapes are actually more interesting as a result of the pixelation obscuring details.
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Weeks after wildfires tore through the region, heavy rains sent mud rolling down the barren hillsides in the county.
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In many later self-portraits, Kahlo depicted herself in bed, in vast and barren landscapes devoid of other figures.
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The points ended a barren three race run for the team and moved them up from ninth to seventh.
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In the places where they returned, wolves tidied up explosive deer and elk populations, which had eaten valleys barren.
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The vase looks oddly out of place, like the Mars Rover sitting awkwardly on some barren (and distant) outcropping.
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I lived in barren apartments, stored shoes in the fridge and made dinner out of a pocket of pistachios.
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Most of the common areas are sparse, with halls that can feel barren, and grounds that are largely vacant.
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For everyone else, life in this barren landscape — likely a man-made environmental disaster — can be a daily grind.
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Polfus's DNA tests revealed three genetically distinct forms of caribou — boreal woodland caribou, barren-ground caribou, and mountain caribou.
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The once-lush landscape on Route 187 on the way to the beach town of Loíza was now barren.
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A new landscape emerged; instead of forests and grassy hillsides, there were boulders, barren slopes, and expanses of scree.
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It is not barren: Scientists have spent decades studying the extreme environment and the microscopic life that survives there.
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Their life in the barren camp was extremely hard, but she was able to enroll in a local school.
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I felt lucky to be able to stay in Loretta's home, snug on a windy hill, overlooking Barren Butte.
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The spaces are pretty large but generally barren, with just a few minor locations and hidden items to discover.
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There, barren desert has been transformed into a lush compound of gardens and monastic cells around a soaring cathedral.
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The island was abandoned in 1974 when the coal reserves were depleted and it became a barren, concrete wasteland.
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Most of the flowers are low enough and small enough that many people mistakenly think the land is barren.
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On the screens behind her were crawling insects, a baby doll engulfed in flames, gloomy silhouettes of barren trees.
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Despite shelves that have been increasingly barren, customers still ventured to stores for well-known brands like DieHard and Kenmore.
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"The land is not fertile [over there] - it's barren," said Abdullah, concerned about making a living in the new town.
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Incredibly, the adults do this too, taking advantage of the plentiful underwater food source that contrasts with the barren lakeshore.
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Silently he hurries between chores -- a slight figure in luminous white trainers, lugging jerry cans of water across barren fields.
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Far from being the saviour of the Republic, their president is politically inept, morally barren, and temperamentally unfit for office.
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Once they have used up the remaining water they have died themselves, leaving the land even more barren than before.
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A group of pen-and-ink drawings, illustrating clusters of bombs or barren trees also testifies to Opdyke's fine hand.
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I'm not a huge fan of these apps because they are either barren or too clunky for their own good.
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Shipwrecks aren't necessarily barren, static things, vanished and abandoned to the deep water and the recesses of someone's foggy memory.
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The eruption turned a once verdant, river-filled valley into a barren, steaming moonscape called the Valley of 10,000 Smokes.
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Barren is the indolent son of a great scientist in a flying car-filled, there's-my-jetpack version of 2016.
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And perhaps most interesting of those new life forms was this tomato plant, the first colonizer in a barren land.
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A vast expanse of barren rock and sand stretches across northern Chile, comprising the driest non-polar region on Earth.
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Acres of land have been left idle in the drought, making that barren land susceptible to flooding, mudslides and erosion.
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Before Nucky, though, Commodore Louis Kaestner controlled the boardwalk and smoke-filled speakeasies that populated the otherwise barren Jersey shore.
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The road to one front of the war against the Islamic State winds through miles of barren, cracked-clay ground.
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In winter months, however, plants in the ground and barren trees on the lot don't offer much of a view.
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For three months, America's heartland is covered with life, but for the next nine, the land sits dormant and barren.
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These USB DACs are the entry level of their category and are therefore practically barren in terms of added features.
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Maybe it's just bad luck; across four star systems and more than a dozen planets, I've explored largely barren worlds.
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Despite the fact that this star system is dire, with just two mostly barren planets, the station is surprisingly bustling.
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This past week, needing success on tax cuts to salvage a barren opening year, Trump submerged himself in needless controversy.
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Here's how to make it through the barren wasteland that is the late summer movie season, without losing your mind.
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He ended a barren spell with Arsenal by finishing off the English season with three goals in his final game.
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Drought in Europe has turned verdant land barren, while people in Japan and Korea are dying from record-breaking heat.
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Nusra Front and Islamic State fighters have staged regular incursions into Arsal from the barren hills just outside the town.
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In his painting, Millet's couple are transformed into ancient, gigantic sculptural ruins in a barren landscape illuminated by the moon.
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And social media users are documenting barren markets and obliterated stock in stores from Boston to Washington, DC and beyond.
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It's an easy way to take something simple and barren and try to figure out how to make it interesting.
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A year of accomplishments For much of the year, it appeared that Trump would end 2017 with a barren record.
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No, "birth control won't make you barren," she might tell her students, confronting a widely spread misbelief in the region.
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Brown's images of barren seafloor match the conclusions of Estes's research: In the Aleutian Islands, otters are a keystone species.
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But what amazed me was the way they also bloomed right in the rocky barren of the limestone glade itself.
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The silence emphasizes the vacant surroundings while the children's bright, lively garb seems at odds with the dull, barren land.
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Jagged and black, scarred and strangely sinister, it was a reminder that the moon is barren, lifeless and brutally inhospitable.
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In vibrant mixed-media works, wild succulents punctuate otherwise barren landscapes in Joshua Tree National Park and Chile's Atacama desert.
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In what might be the book's most fascinating and evocative chapter, Campanella explores the little-known history of Barren Island.
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She did not coast into the 2020s so much as trudge there through a barren patch of nearly three years.
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"It's a long, long way away," she said when asked what it might mean if she broke Australia's barren spell.
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While new roads now run through the former disaster zone, most of it is barren, filled with underused parking lots.
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Today, Fordlandia is a ghost town, its barren nature made all the more stark by the black-and-white cinematography.
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Spooky, harshly lit, and almost barren, it's as close as Rockwell ever came to Goya's Los Desastres de la Guerra.
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Maybe they are more likely to wake one another during hibernation, causing them to starve in the barren winter forest.
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In a barren valley in Idaho, a man sits and reads the newspaper on a plaid couch engulfed in flames.
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From the outside, the unassuming home looms over a barren, 20-acre lot on the Idlewild Ranch in Apache County, Arizona.
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Three players, an otherwise barren cap situation, top odds in the lottery, and an expansion draft to start all over with.
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Shocking pictures of the neighborhood after the Tubbs Fire showed an ashen, barren community, where only the chimneys were left standing.
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In a matter of days, Ford's retreat has turned the factory site into a barren plain bereft of its economic promise.
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It was once a verdant world with forests and water, but it has since turned into a barren, unbearably hot world.
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An emotionally abusive husband visits a barren planet called Rexor IV, and when he comes back, he's suddenly kind and thoughtful.
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The company still has roughly 21.5 stores, which have at times been barren, unstocked by vendors who have lost their trust.
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They're both barren lands, they're harsh, and he is sort of a hunter-killer, dispassionate, beholden only to his own code.
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He moved past Federer and Australian great Roy Emerson's six Melbourne titles, after two barren years Down Under with elbow problems.
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The Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii was chosen as a location because it's most similar to the red, barren Martian terrain.
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In a barren wasteland between New Delhi and neighbouring Uttar Pradesh, the muezzin of a makeshift mosque calls Muslims to prayer.
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WATSON: His team released footage of barren expanses of coral, bleached bone white -- in some cases, turning a drab, lifeless brown.
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Once you've seen an emaciated Smokey the Bear plodding through a barren landscape, it's hard not to want to call Congress.
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The imprudent plant is a perfect demonstration of the stark contrast between barren volcanic ash and a burst of new life.
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Musk's hope, though, is that they stay on the barren red planet and build the infrastructure that will sustain future life.
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Keep the engines going and the ship in good repair as you make your journey through a barren, yet beautiful landscape.
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The Democratic politician who comes closest to straddling these two poles is Elizabeth Warren, but otherwise the bench is quite barren.
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Fertile women are breeding stock (the Handmaids), assigned to a well-off man (a Commander) and his barren partner (a Wife).
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Other times, the signs come in clusters, an unavoidable swath of yellow in the otherwise barren landscape of the Sonoran desert.
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The paint was dated and peeling, and the playful signage hung over barren floors stained and cracked by years of existence.
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War ensues between the new gods and the old, spilling out into crocodile-themed bars and blocky cities and barren highways.
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The largely barren rump of Jordan, ruled by Sharif Hussein's great-great-grandson, King Abdullah II, remains their last surviving possession.
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But helicopter images taken Monday show only a barren terrain covered in volcanic ash as far as the lens can reach.
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Due to the decimation of the nation's forests, there are few trees left to stabilize the barren earth, especially during rains.
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Looking over the barren landscape of recent American politics, it's easy to see that this is not a particularly rewarding strategy.
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N.Y.C. Nature It is interesting how the driest, most barren landscapes are often graced by plants as elegant as coastal jointweed.
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The final, final boss is one of these and it's probably the most barren, anticlimactic ideas the franchise has ever had.
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That said, Bradford did go down the following season, prompting their own financial struggles and barren spell in the footballing wilderness.
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As our convoy of armored Humvees moves along the dirt roads of Helmand, we see barren fields where poppies once grew.
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But the barren landscapes provoke a more playful question: What typically-crowded places have you dreamed of having all to yourself?
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Clouds of billowing white dust obscured the caravan of cars snaking through the barren Nevada desert, according to recent news reports.
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Abstract lines and shapes break up Rodrigo Valenzuela's barren mixed-media landscapes of Joshua Tree National Park and Chile's Atacama desert.
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"We just came here to eat," said their friend Anthony Giovinazzo, who stood in front of the barren restaurant on Monday.
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The Good Place, the only brilliant series left in the barren wasteland that is network TV, is almost gone for good.
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Where the hills spilled into farmland, herded bales of cotton spread across fields, which would remain barren until the next year.
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In the barren desert surrounding their village, they said, they had been unable to find a stick to put it on.
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Nance serves as a family court judge in Barren and Metcalfe counties in southern Kentucky, about 100 miles south of Louisville.
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Otherwise it was barren, the stone steps now leading to a gouged-out ravine of pale boulders baking in the sun.
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He will be whisked off to the executive wing of the Commerce Department and walked past long rows of barren offices.
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The group also found grass and beach morning glories sprouting from soil-like patches on the island's otherwise barren, rocky surface.
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This arrangement is shocking against the barren English brick walls of the exhibition room and makes the structure feel especially alien.
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Within 20 years, it would drastically transform the barren landscape, according to its American architects, Eric Randall Morris and Galo Canizares.
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If you're like me, the Stories row at the top of Facebook's mobile app is probably a barren desert of zero activity.
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The volcanic island is uninhabited and the northern part of the island is, as the name suggests, barren and devoid of vegetation.
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Concept art for the film printed in the New York Times in 2006 depicts hundreds of motorcycles racing across a barren plain.
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On the other end, Elizabeth becomes ill with smallpox, a violent disease that leaves her infertile—"barren" as Mary eventually calls her.
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Dozens of insulated tipis have popped up in recent weeks, adding to those that have dotted these barren plains since last summer.
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Jordan's rocky mountains and barren deserts gave US Marines a taste of what combat in this area of the world is like.
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After strolling back and forth through barren aisles of PC games, televisions and DVDs, I'm relieved to find the nearby staff counter.
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Being bright and alone, especially in a barren desert, probably isn't a good strategy for the solo locust, so they stay drab.
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The ground is hard-packed and ash-colored, puzzled over with tufted, gray-green lichens, the land studded with barren clay ponds.
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Yet the knowledge they gain from this study remains barren, if it does not circulate among other researchers, cancer doctors, and patients.
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Outside of the occasional premiere-level weekend tournament or OGN's recurring Overwatch Apex league, the scene is pretty barren at this point.
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Upon entering an oddly barren room, Jenner sings the phrase "rise and shine," even though Stormi is already awake and looking around.
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And while Dead Dog Beach is barren, Sato Project has still found there are animals that need help during this difficult time.
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Attendees described barren halls with little to do, set in a building that was not designed to hold its thousands of attendees.
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As scientists continue to study the mounds, we can expect to learn more about how Mars became a barren wasteland long ago.
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Stroll past the barren luxury apartments, artisanal kitchenware studios, and appointment-only candle shops, and you'll see it's certainly not for you.
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The largest patches of ring-fenced wilderness, however, sit in the spectacular but barren mountain ranges of the west and north-west.
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Between early September and this weekend, he went on a barren run in all competitions which spanned a total of 16 games.
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For all those wondering what exactly we'll discover on the surface of Proxima b—a barren wasteland, or a vibrant, alien biosphere?
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Kate Klingbeil's orgiastic Making the Barren Fruitful Again and Monica Kim Garza's private Cake Con Leche depict intimate embraces, passionate and sweaty.
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The barren landscape is rich with their history, and is believed to be the site of the genesis of the Hawaiian people.
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We visited the newest front line in America's global shadow war: a half-finished drone base in a barren stretch of Niger.
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Issoufou Bizo, who is overseeing the restoration project, thought the land had been left permanently barren after a severe drought in 1984.
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Here was this older man, tired of his barren wife, using his power to co-opt a subordinate into a sexual relationship.
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It can help us figure out how Mars went from being a wet world to the barren, frigid land it is today.
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Of all the setbacks a team can face in the Premier League, an early season barren run is probably the most damaging.
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"We enjoyed the difficulty this time around because last time the field was so barren" aside from Mr. Sanders, Ms. Ross said.
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They want life to "taste of something as real as blood", and to wipe out their "wasted and barren years" of loneliness.
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On a broad and relatively barren swath of Bushwick Avenue, the asphalt rent with months of heat, Salud appears like sudden relief.
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Getting closer to his goal, if no closer to any form of enlightenment, he reaches Chile and its astoundingly barren Atacama Desert.
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But only a few miles inland, there are barren mountains where tempests can blow up fast and then whistle along the coast.
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Mr. Mi's new city has done nothing less than transplant a patch of China lock, stock and barrel onto previously barren land.
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After the overcrowded airport was closed in 1998, the land was left barren, then redeveloped and sold to developers in recent years.
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And, as if to compensate for my sisters, I fatten until I am made up of circles: buttocks, thighs, massive barren abdomen.
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All rivers flow to the sea, And the sea turns barren and does not sleep and is not extinguished and is not.
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He joined more than 20 volunteers who piled into aging 4x4s and then fanned out on a stretch of barren federal land.
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American and Iraqi military commanders believe the group's core leaders have gone to ground in the largely barren areas along the border.
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When Hillary Clinton drew only a few serious challengers for the Democratic nomination last time around, some analysts blamed a barren bench.
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Still, the knowledge that the Thra we see onscreen turns into the barren, blackened place of the film looms over this series.
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The more fertile among them, known as handmaids, are sex slaves, forced to bear children for barren families of the ruling class.
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The barren landscape — the soil is too sulfurous for plants — and the shifting mists lent the entire scene a Kurosawa-like foreboding.
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"Hundreds of thousands have had an olfactory introduction to Barren Island, though few have ever visited it," The Times wrote in 1890.
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Over the coming months, a wildfire of panic swept across our struggling alfalfa fields, through our barren feedlots and into our homes.
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Conveyor belts and other steel equipment that might have scrap metal value had already been removed, leaving barren concrete tubes and walls.
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A father lifts his daughter to pluck one of the last remaining apples from the nearly barren tree in front of us.
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When he arrived on the barren grounds, he ran into the head pro and his associate walking out of the pro shop.
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These photos of ski resorts around the world show them barren of snow and, consequently, of people as the ski season shrinks.
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The government responded to the housing shortage by building satellite towns of sterile high-rises on barren land far from the capital.
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Before long, Ms. Fludgate acknowledged she could use help and expressed her desire for new furniture to spruce up her barren apartment.
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Nance serves as a family court judge in Barren and Metcalfe counties in southern Kentucky, located about 100 miles south of Louisville.
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More than 130,000 people have amassed along a barren desert highway, chased from their villages by Boko Haram, the Islamist militant group.
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Every day we get up and stagger forward through the great, barren desert that is the Trump administration, yearning for happy tidings.
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If you don't subscribe to the service, this page will look fairly barren, as it will only show recent speed test results.
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They were one of two existing herds of desert elephants known in the world, foraging far and wide in desperately barren conditions.
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"But now they have all gone," the 32-year-old maize farmer said from her homestead, gesturing to the barren land nearby.
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Set against a barren yet beautiful backdrop, his images show researchers busily launching weather balloons, taking ice cores and checking on their experiments.
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Deer Island, a barren strip of land in Boston Harbor, is so named for the animals that once swam there to escape wolves.
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"We're going to die," one mother told me when I spawned into the game with her in the middle of a barren wilderness.
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Web of life These waters might look barren, but they are hugely productive when it comes to the building blocks of ocean life.
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The red Martian surface may be barren and arid, but about a mile underneath Mars' south pole, scientists think they've found something remarkable.
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"It'll help in containing the fire, but where there's barren ground, that's a concern," National Weather Service forecaster Johnnie Powell told BuzzFeed News.
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"All that's left of the storage unit [in which the hard drive was kept] is a sole barren wire," the Daily Beast writes.
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She later drags the parachute across a barren landscape and writhes with the chute in a desert lake before using it to fly.
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MOST of Tian Shuang's relatives are herding goats in the barren hills of Ningxia province, one of the poorest parts of western China.
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Thick tropical foliage gives way to barren rocks and visibility reduces to barely a meter, even in the direct beam of a flashlight.
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After this barren breeding season, experts now believe that the whale species will go extinct in the next 20 years without human intervention.
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Bernie opens with a series of brief, panoramic shots of a barren and desolate landscape that's been ravaged by war and nuclear fallout.
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The three landings that preceded ours were all on these flat, barren plains—on purpose—because they were the safest places to land.
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In "Maternity" (1946-93), a woman in a shredded gown cradles an infant against a barren landscape with a doorframe in the middle.
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First they introduce an antagonist called Mr Barren (Samuel L. Jackson, whose ranting villainy recalls his performance in another tired fantasy adventure, "Jumper").
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Since it hasn't been rolled out officially to China yet, some users report seeing barren maps without any Pokémon on them to catch.
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That barren park was right out of an Ian Fleming novel, charged with all the danger and intrigue of a post-Soviet thriller.
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In their letter, the lawmakers called Pentagon leadership "barren" and said the lack of nominees at the State Department is "hobbling" international engagement.
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She finds a copy of his script in his now barren room, and realizes it was written about his unspoken love for her.
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Or a single stand of evergreens points toward the sky in the midst of a barren, snow-covered landscape no vehicle has crossed.
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The legislation ends up throttling New York's already alcohol-barren nightlife scene, and is used to disproportionately target venues servicing communities of color.
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The judge, who serves Barren and Metcalf counties, feels that gay couples pose a conflict to the inner voice inside of his head.
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After Scar takes over as king, a new scene is shown in which the Pride Lands are barren and the lionesses are starving.
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As the news of renewed clashes in the rocky, barren frontier began to spread on Monday, many Ethiopians and Eritreans feared the worst.
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They recovered the barren stretch of land in 2001 after putting aside clan rivalries and enlisting the aid of federal and provincial authorities.
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Instead, it has become a barren wasteland; a dusty, infertile furrow which he's been forced to plough as punishment for his mortal sins.
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But a rainy winter, for all its implications about our changing climate, means that the barren earth didn't stay that way for long.
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It is impossible to carry enough water to survive even a two- or three-day trek through the barren reaches of the Sonoran.
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Soon, supermarkets sold out entirely of toilet rolls, food staples, and other crucial goods; photos inside supermarkets showed barren shelves and empty aisles.
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Angry neighbors formed a single-issue group called the Anti-Barren Island League, vowing to back any candidate who would address the nuisance.
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Mining promoters salted barren claims with diamonds or gold nuggets, then made small fortunes on mines that never produced, leaving their stockholders swindled.
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I demand that our table-tennis team, instead of being called the Dazzling Delilahs, be renamed the more respectful Barren Wives of Joshua.
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They were yanked out of their lives and sent by freight car to a barren spot in the middle of the empty steppe.
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Lately I've been adding white wood aster (Eurybia divaricata), Appalachian barren strawberry (Geum fragarioides) and Pennsylvania sedge and watching them fill the gaps.
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The supposed physician who met her in a tiny, barren back room was a stocky man, with a vaguely foreign accent, she said.
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Intensive farming, overgrazing and changing rainfall patterns driven by climate change have made much of the land barren in recent decades, experts say.
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Wattam takes place in a bizzaro version of Earth, one that was under attack by a mysterious, evil force and ultimately turned barren.
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The suspect has also been in touch with militants in the Islamic State enclave among the barren mountains straddling the Syrian-Lebanese frontier.
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Greatly magnified details of his strangely barren, slightly unreal landscapes dominated Mr. Herzog's five-channel video installation, which paid homage to Dutch artistry.
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While the primeval oceans were teeming with life including jawless fish, arthropods, squid relatives, jellyfish and more, the land was barren and void.
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And even then, may the dulcet tones of Fat Joe performing "Lean Back" echo across the barren plains, providing their never-ending warmth.
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For a small fee she rowed us and three other passengers out onto the barren-looking lake and toward a wall of bamboo.
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All the missing people are from the Atsuma area, where dozens of landslides wrecked homes and other structures and left starkly barren hillsides.
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It's a barren, apocalyptic tableau, transforming what should have been a quiet suburban street into an outpost at the end of the world.
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Should I survive a nuclear attack, I may have a little spending money left over to throw around in the barren California wastelands.
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And researchers studying those grains say that 4.4 billion years ago, Earth was a barren, mountainless place, and almost everything was under water.
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They know those who have left their homes, who have crossed a barren desert to provide for their families, or have done so themselves.
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Standing inside a specially-designed room tucked into the heart of the Guggenheim simulates Wheeler's own journeys into the barren desert of northern Arizona.
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I sat in my barren office, cycling through the endless stream of calls and meetings, and I felt this growing yearning to do more.
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But so far, Nutanix hasn't been able to shake the chill of what is shaping up to be a largely barren season for IPOs.
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She lives in a beautiful, glass-walled house in a barren winter landscape with her bear of a husband, and 9-year-old son.
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This barren landscape has seen the development of defensive and offensive missile families, ballistic missiles, sounding rockets, early orbital rockets, and even nuclear tests.
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When he sings about how "a loved one perished at the hands of the barren-hearted right" he's referring to his late, disabled mother.
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The state of my own romantic life is barren enough that I've officially thrown all my emotional well being into that of Jenny Slate's.
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The two-time Art Ross Trophy winner has gone three contests without a goal, matching the barren stretch he endured from Oct. 15-18.
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Despite the bleak surroundings, most were grateful just to be alive, even if it meant trading the comforts of home for a barren tent.
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Kingsolver's story of finding salvation in a barren situation is appropriately set in the Arizona backdrop, and is packed with real places and events.
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Court records obtained Wednesday reveal Samuel Borntreger allegedly confessed to his wife's murder on Monday at the Barren County Sheriff's Office in Glasgow, Kentucky.
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Efrain Suarez walks through a barren terrain near the Volcan de Fuego, or "Volcano of Fire," in San Miguel Los Lotes, Guatemala on Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, white-clad forensic teams fanned out to pick through the barren, fire-scorched lots in a town once home to 27,000 people.
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Peppered between Dalí's often outlandish recipes are surreal photos and illustrations of the food paired with his melting clocks, barren deserts, and fantastical animals.
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And into this barren wasteland strides Ubuntu, a well regarded and widely used Linux variant that nevertheless has no mobile credentials to speak of.
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Eggers' filmmaking is bold, confident, and endlessly patient, luring the viewer into a world that is seductive in its barren beauty and measured pace.
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In a barren plain of coal pits and black sludge, Fischer found what he had come for: an experience full of violence and adventure.
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Mazurenko was mostly indifferent to social media — his Facebook page was barren, he rarely tweeted, and he deleted most of his photos on Instagram.
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We drove on for another 30 minutes, chatting and looking out at the barren landscape, suddenly without our six-inch screens to occupy us.
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There's nothing revisionist in the show's assessment of the Trail, which was atrocious: thousands of Indians perished on the way to mostly barren lands.
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After being handed a massive laser gun, I was rushed into a maze of barren, zombie-filled streets alongside a small group of people.
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Midway through the farming season, the fields around the village are normally green at this time of the year but now they lie barren.
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"Buffet's oeuvre stayed consistent to his intense, linear black outlines, elongated gaunt figures, barren landscapes and an adherence to figurative painting," the gallery explains.
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What I saw, then, seemed to communicate the possibility of growth in an area previously thought barren and cold as the husk of Europa.
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Despite what you may have heard, there are a few fresh oases left in the increasingly barren desert that is the NBA's Eastern Conference.
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But framing the conflict between Elizabeth and Mary as one between an anxious, barren tyrant and a quick-witted underdog is just plain wrong.
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Still waiting for the bulldozer to complete its work, we had pulled over into a barren field, more than 300 yards from any buildings.
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"The cradle of mankind is no Garden of Eden," Mr. Jones said softly as we tracked back cross the barren land to the boat.
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They already know which songs will greet the children; they have chosen what to grow in the garden in the school's now-barren courtyard.
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Their barren quietude is not the only anomaly: the footage he shot, encoded as low-res mpeg-1 files, appears full of chromatic distortions.
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In her classic essay on evil, Simone Weil differentiates between evil as we imagine it ("romantic and varied") and as it exists ("monotonous, barren").
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Most of that time, Mr. Mandela was jailed on a barren island, where, like other inmates, he was forced to break rocks all day.
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Mr. Brin looked over the barren landscape that would be filled with lush greenery and made a suggestion: How about a Frisbee golf course?
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So the exuberant embrace of this year's "super bloom," an exceptional show of wildflowers coloring normally barren hillsides and desert valleys, makes perfect sense.
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It really did look like the realm of dragons, with views of 73 neighboring peaks from barren cliffs at the top of the world.
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They're advertisements for the Aquarium and useful amenities, seducing Coney Island visitors and residents toward what had been a barren stretch of the Boardwalk.
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They spend 10 days in a barren, mountainous landscape, their interactions filled with spite, passive aggression and conflicting motivations, leading to a wrenching climax.
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Additionally, the source said that quarantines are inhibiting employees from coming to work in certain areas, contributing to the barren shelves, the source said.
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It's a Western, a road movie, a dismal, barren portrait of a world that has stamped out its heroes and left them to rot.
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The dusty wastelands of Mad Max, while achingly barren, are rife with enough teases of communities and characters that it never stops being interesting.
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It is a universe of dilapidated stairwells, cramped apartments and barren concrete plazas, and all are in the misère, as the French would say.
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In Joachim Patinir's "Landscape with Charon Crossing the Styx" (1519–1524), the mythological river Styx is dried up, exposing a cracked, barren river bed.
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It is also the first major apartment house in the heart of the developing area, much of which is still a barren industrial tract.
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Since most forms of life require nitrogen and phosphorus, tropical seas also tend to be barren; this explains why they're often so marvellously clear.
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Record droughts feed the anarchy that fuels the Syrian civil war, driving farmers from their barren land to urban centers and triggering food shortages.
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Not that the Nets intend to apologize after the barren half-decade they endured in the wake of their disastrous 2014 trade with Boston.
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Paintings of sleeping male nudes are here, as well as canvases with figures hovering in barren, uncanny landscapes or entwined in languid erotic poses.
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Teams of workers wielding chainsaws cleared downed power lines and other obstacles from Paradise streets while forensics investigators picked through barren, fire-scorched lots.
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Her nephew James Edward Austen-Leigh, in what is considered the first full biography, stated that her "happy Christian life" was "singularly barren" of events.
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In the Israeli town of Yeruham, located in the middle of the barren Negev desert, colorful mountains of glass reach 50 feet into the air.
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As the images above show, the growth of Dubai on land has been no less dramatic, with barren desert replaced by irrigated land and roads.
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"I feel as though my very existence has been shaken," said farmer Akeel Kamil as he surveyed his barren fields in the village of Mishkhab.
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They were not on the set of Star Wars, but at a Chinese-built Mars simulation base in the barren, windswept hills of Gansu province.
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While original intel suggested there would be multiple habitable worlds to colonize, what you find instead are a series of dangerous and mostly barren planets.
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Set in a barren, beautiful wasteland, SOTC makes drama out of minimalism, combining action-adventure gameplay with a series of breathtaking and harrowing boss encounters.
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It is here, on this barren stretch of flat desert, that the Iraqi army, federal police, and Sunni tribal militias hold the line against ISIS.
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These animals — and their parasites — are now spreading north, making life harder for another type of shrew typical on this area, the barren ground shrew.
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The Munz tree was barren by comparison: a stunted sugar pine, sprouting from a fire scar about 50 metres up, was its only large epiphyte.
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Wandering alone through a barren afterlife, a small boy with a dwarfingly large backpack, he carries a smartphone that he consults with his many inquiries.
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Not far away, people who've fled ISIS have fled to a makeshift camp for displaced people -- tents set up in the middle of barren land.
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Since Week 2, that dubious honor has belonged to the San Francisco 49ers, a franchise whose barren roster can't handle head coach Chip Kelly's offense.
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"Turn this bus right around," a woman can be heard saying in the trailer as she pulls up to a barren field of white tents.
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Tortotubus was not only party to this biome's transition from a barren wasteland to a lush forest, it was an active participant in the process.
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That's the concept behind Misplaced, an architectural science fiction story that erases New York buildings from busy Manhattan streets and drops them into barren landscapes.
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In the video, the game zooms the player through space, a barren city, and a mountainous terrain full of threatening, floating pink squares and triangles.
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Washington (CNN)The US Department of Agriculture has officially confirmed former Georgia governor Sonny Perdue as its secretary, but the department's communications field is barren.
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Today, this region of New South Wales is barren and dusty, but during the mid-Cretaceous it contained rivers, lagoons, and vast tracts of vegetation.
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If anything, they seemed genuinely thrilled that they could turn around quick, lighthearted jobs that slip through the realities of their homeland's barren commerce sector.
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My starter world was fairly barren bar some pretty indifferent life forms pottering about, waiting for me to scan them for a units-rewarding discovery.
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Stanley the giraffe was one of the animals moved to the "barren enclosure," since trying to transport large animals far distances can lead to injury.
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At the end of the movie, he climbs the turbine to see green plants shooting out of what was previously dry, cracked and barren land.
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But he left his family for the snowy, barren lands of southeast Oregon, joining other armed protesters to take over the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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With the Wii U's barren Christmas release schedule, Nintendo fans should at least have plenty of time to focus on catching pokémon over the holidays.
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ELECTRICITY pylons on the long, barren highway leading north of Whyalla, an industrial city in the state of South Australia, are festooned with campaign posters.
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It took Merwin several volumes before arriving at a style barren and bleak enough to make his pronouncements on life's barrenness and bleakness feel persuasive.
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With the Baltic Sea as its backdrop, the archipelago ranges topographically from barren coastal cliffs to stunning white-sand beaches to forests and fertile farmland.
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Many times, this land can't be resettled for years and instead of the lush forest, you are left with a barren landscape of black rock.
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In an effort to help combat global warming, they have planted 10,000 poplar trees as well in the past two years, on formerly barren ground.
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In fact, the show is filmed right in the middle of the wide, sloping and otherwise barren expanse that is the center of Olympic Park.
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New Hartford, Iowa (CNN)Inside this barren, dimly-lit community center, a fast-talking Ted Cruz decided to play a bit of offense Saturday evening.
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Thousands had died, but the ones that survived did so only through perseverance — regularly traveling some 40 miles across barren nothingness to reach the ocean.
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The camp, on a dusty patch of barren land, was home to 600 people living in makeshift tents with just two temporary toilets between them.
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In mid-August I flew over the barren arctic mountains of Baffin Island, in the Inuit territory of Nunavut, in a Cold War era helicopter.
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When the police come looking for her, Eva and Will flee to the countryside, a barren landscape that at least gives them room to breathe.
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I thought of Rachel again in 22020 when I was confronting scientists in the medical research laboratories where chimpanzees were imprisoned in small, barren cages.
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It showed a barren, undulating vista pocked by a smaller crater, as did another picture sent 12 hours later as the rover began its journey.
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But, as with much of rural Europe, many residents in the mid-20th century fled agricultural work for the cities, leaving many small towns barren.
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He doesn't remember much but has heard plenty of stories from his siblings about the barren landscape of small shanty homes made from banana leafs.
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The three years without a win is the team's longest barren stretch since their absence from the top step of the podium in 1994-96.
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The company has quickly become one of the technology world's brightest stars, and its offering stands out in a largely barren landscape for new stocks.
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My earliest art memory that resonates was a painting my mother created of two Navajo girls standing by a sheep corral in a barren landscape.
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In the summer of 1955, he joined a 900-mile canoe expedition across the harsh Barren Lands of Arctic Canada with five other young men.
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But this week, archaeologists began pulling from a patch of barren ground a glistening 26-foot statue they say might be a world-class find.
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" In a 21946 review, Grace Glueck described Hopper as a "master of loneliness" whose barren landscapes, silent interiors, and pensive figures convey "a haunting emptiness.
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In East Hollywood, they have transformed a once-barren parking lot into a hothouse landscape of more than 6,000 plants, including 30-foot palm trees.
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Benches, crosswalks and shade trees have transformed a once-barren stretch of Manhattan near the Holland Tunnel into a welcoming neighborhood known as Hudson Square.
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The house sits in the middle of a barren stretch of land, looking desolate and abandoned even when it's newly built and full of people.
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Though Romy Hall's existence is entirely contained by the barren prison walls and the dehumanizing prison system, Kushner narrates unrestricted glimpses into her past life.
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That was when I learned that despite the cute name, a dolphin "nursery" was actually a small, barren, concrete tank where dolphins swam in endless circles.
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And unlike Chromebooks, which have a wealth of compatible software thanks to support for standard Android apps, the Windows Store often feels like a barren wasteland.
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Exposed sediment from a barren Slims River now also creates huge dust storms along the Alaska Highway where it across the area the river once flowed.
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Much of the landscape near the golf course was also rendered a barren moonscape of blackened terrain with dead trees and boulders deposited by the flows.
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Today, Bundelkhand, once a region green with forests and fields, is increasingly barren, with only a few irrigation facilities in place to compensate for disappearing rainfall.
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Once on Chinese soil, defectors must reach the city of Tumen that sits right up against the icy river, in a lunar landscape of barren hills.
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Hana Wimberly, 26, turned her barren, cement rooftop into her own outdoor haven with just a few mix matched chairs, a couch and a wooden table.
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The barren land, situated near a tri-border area where Syria, Iraq, and Jordan meet, has increasingly become a source of friction between Moscow and Washington.
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At a barren clay promontory, the road makes a turn and descends into the easternmost of two gulches, and here a clay pullout overlooks the valley.
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It takes a decent amount of creativity to bring kewpie, mortadella, and Babybel cheese together seamlessly, but such is the predicament of the barren hangover fridge.
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Some of these forests are more than a thousand years old, and are unusually rich areas of biodiversity in areas otherwise barren or deforested for agriculture.
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Indeed, Islam shares with most Christians the belief that Mary was a virgin mother whose own birth was a surprise blessing to her previously barren parents.
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It brings together Stanley Kubrick's grunting homo sapiens with his doomsday theorist Dr. Strangelove in a barren landscape with dust storm clouds billowing on the horizon.
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The Nabil-directed video fits in neatly next to his 2014 visuals for Nicki's "Lookin Ass," with its cold tones, gleaming metals and barren desert landscape.
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All around us the mountain slopes were red, rocky and barren—no wonder that NASA regularly deploys expeditions to this desert to replicate conditions on Mars.
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Now, even the poorest villagers here in India's baking south point to the barren banks and frothy water and say they avoid going anywhere near it.
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The road cut through the floodplain east of the Mississippi River, passing yellowing farm fields, yards filled with auto parts, and wooded ravines barren of leaves.
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Formed from the broken pieces of an even older supercontinent called Columbia, Rodinia would have been a barren landscape because terrestrial life had not yet evolved.
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Unfortunately, at the time, there were not enough people on the now-barren beach to help pick up the large animals and move them to safety.
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The former title contender's decision to move down to featherweight ahead of the clash shows his willingness to try something new to end his barren spell.
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Green swaths become barren brown patches, marking the places where extreme winds, landslides, erosion and storm surge stripped trees of their foliage and leveled entire neighborhoods.
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On a recent afternoon, Robin Nagle, a professor of anthropology and environmental studies at N.Y.U., took two dozen students on a field trip to Barren Island.
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After being trapped in a barren, toxic solar system, I manage to cobble together the resources necessary to make a hyperdrive jump to a new system.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — This could have been the start of a fruitful time in a capital barren of major policy accomplishments over the last few years.
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Mango groves bowled over by the wind and looming above us — those formerly lush tropical forests covering mountains, now brown, barren, stripped of signs of life.
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"It has to be cycles," Faldo told Reuters outside the iconic clubhouse at Augusta National when asked about Europe's barren title run since Olazabal's 1999 victory.
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On a large barren lot, old train cars, school buses, and barns are repurposed as "classrooms" where trainees interact with paid role players in various scenarios.
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Originally, the vast barren lava fields of Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula were never a tourist destination for travelers seeking the idyllic green expanses of the Nordic country.
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If we find that none of those worlds is habitable, or that they are habitable but barren, we would learn that life is rare and precious.
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We've learned that Mars was once very similar to Earth; that the harsh conditions were once more hospitable, and the barren world could have supported life.
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"What was once a thriving agricultural parcel is now barren, dry, and essentially dead," they say in their suit, filed in the Ninth Circuit federal court.
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A semi-recent expansion allowed players to land on Elite's planets, but for technical reasons restricted them to those that are desert, or barren, or rocky.
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Many Alpine resorts relied on manmade snow, while one French resort went so far as to helicopter in some powder to be dumped on barren slopes.
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It would be junk in any other context; vintage scientific equipment lucky enough to be projected at escape velocity to a barren destination 234,1.73 miles away.
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Sawadogo is known for turning barren land into forest using "zai" - pits dug in hardened soil that concentrate water and nutrients, allowing crops to withstand drought.
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Relatively small (and sometimes tiny) paintings repeat simple depictions of moons, towers, cats, barren trees, owls, hats, shells, snails, doors, and many, many iterations of herself.
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Neglect is everywhere: Subsiding hillside terraces are barren of cultivation, half-finished houses point rebar at the sky, unkempt shrines commemorate lives tipped over a precipice.
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In time, both essay and photo merged into an astonishing portrait: the gibbous Earth, radiantly blue, floating in depthless black space over a barren lunar horizon.
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Fossils from long-extinct elephants, antelope and jaguars paint a prehistoric scene not of a barren wasteland, but of a flourishing savanna sprinkled with watering holes.
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Though lichens vary widely in color and form, most often seen are the white crusty varieties that colonize the surface of trees, rocks and barren soil.
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The Metrodome, a walled-in colossus that dominated the barren landscape from 1982 to 2014, has been replaced by U.S. Bank Stadium, which opened in 2016.
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He first pointed them toward a barren patch of hill where he had noticed a particular pile of scat, which always appeared in the same spot.
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Political pilgrims by the hundreds visit the gritty village of Liangjiahe, in China's barren northwest, to immerse in a carefully crafted tale of his years there.
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The road is a little barren, but a hotel is being built and a large billboard featuring Matic was erected in time for the World Cup.
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Streets, homes, milk bars: Everything is so barren you'd swear it was "28 Days Later," only instead of zombies, there are singing mice and marching cockroaches.
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In Selma, about 100 pages later, the question recurs: the image shows a flat, barren geometry of a monochromatic street bifurcated by a vivid telephone pole.
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While water extinguishes flames burning a building, trails that firefighters carve in the wild — barren strips of land devoid of anything that burns — stop a wildfire.
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The Middle Eastern country turned heads when it announced plans to create Neom, a futuristic city that would arise out of barren desert and undeveloped seaside.
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And we see a broad, barren vista in which Lily Dale and Etta Doris stand as kindred souls amid the great, eternal army of the bereft.
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We'd missed the season's peak and climate change is real, so most of the trees were as barren as the womb that neither of us possess.
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A key cause: efforts by the Border Patrol to push migrants away from easy-to-cross, hard-to-police urban corridors and into barren, isolated terrain.
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Just as we were leaving the barren colony in Flagstaff, Slobodchikoff spotted a lone prairie dog in the distance, standing upright in the classic sentinel fashion.
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El-Balyana sits on the Nile's western bank, about three hundred miles upstream from Cairo, where the narrow river valley is surrounded by high, barren bluffs.
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Dany made some **mistakes** Dany brings this curse back up in the Season 83 finale with Jon, interpreting it as a curse that left her barren.
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"I was a hick, born to the barren, rocky soil of the Ottawa Valley, where the richest man in town was the barber," Mr. Macdonald writes.
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Where other bands might shout to be heard, Big Deal drew listeners close with songs barren of bass or drums, and just the occasional distorted guitar.
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The sect moved its headquarters to Pakistan from India in 1948, purchased a barren stretch of desert land from the government and resolved to populate it.
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By comparison, the snowpack was reported as about 5 percent of average the day Mr. Brown stood on the barren field and ordered mandatory water conservation.
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There's an algae-covered pond in what he calls the "Barren Lands" near his home, where Necronemesis would go to study Satanic literature and shoot up.
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"People think of deserts as barren lands and flat sand dunes with nothing there," Sergio Avila, a conservation scientist at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, says.
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Today, sitting with him in this clearing that the forest seems bursting to close in on, it's impossible to imagine this was barren only 50 years ago.
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Potentially the biggest issue with the Mirage Solo isn't the hardware, it's the Daydream platform itself, which still feels pretty barren and compared to other VR headsets.
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By the terrifyingly barren final loops of "Way Out," Nadia's entire birthday party ceases to exist save for a lonely, dancing Maxine (Greta Lee, queen of azure).
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Of that, 2.9 million tons is caught in West Africa — dwarfing the 1 million tons per year catch in Asia, where overfishing has already left fisheries barren.
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But since this is a Hollywood movie, the only alternative to this entertaining if spiritually barren universe is that represented by Gruber himself: nihilism tinged with violence.
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It can be precarious work, and a bad year can leave fields barren and grain sheds empty -- slim pickings on which to survive until the next harvest.
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Naked and Afraid of Sharks strands five former Naked and Afraid survivalists on a barren island in the middle of the most shark-infested waters on earth.
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Spring, when vine buds burst into fruit and flower, has come with much of Australia's east gripped by a drought that has turned usually fertile pastures barren.
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Just beyond the Invocation videos stands Letdown (2017), a small forest of bisecting plywood panels with inkjet prints of barren landscapes and used tableware affixed to them.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As the wind whips across the barren, depopulated nuclear wasteland of Euro 2016, only two teams are still standing.
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As weeks of El Niño-fueled rains percolated into the soil, thousands of dormant seeds were awakened, and the barren landscape bloomed into an ocean of wildflowers.
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But Islamic State, which controls swathes of territory in neighboring Syria and holds a barren pocket of land near the border, has attacked Lebanon in the past.
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He then walked through barren countryside for six days to besieged Sarajevo; eventually he found his way to America, where he suffered near-suicidal post-traumatic stress.
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The moon illuminated the earthen rows of the now barren vegetable garden and threw shadows of the umbrella pine trees onto the sloping lawn like spilled ink.
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