Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BEACON, NY — "All right, folks, Beacon will be next … Beacon next, Beeeeaa-con Beacon Beacon," says a Metro-North conductor in my headphones.
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He envisions not just a beacon, but a slow-dancing beacon.
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Say goodbye to Beacon Heights High School, and hello to Beacon Heights University, aka BHU.
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Beacon Hill Crime Tour in Boston, Massachusetts The Beacon Hill Crime Tour is a twofer.
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Enhanced Tandem Beacon Experiment The fourth and final experiment aboard the upcoming Falcon Heavy launch is the Enhanced Tandem Beacon Experiment, including two dedicated CubeSats operated by NASA that make up the Tandem Beacon Experiment.
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Nokia currently has two models in its lineup, the entry-level Beacon 1 and the more powerful Beacon 3.
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The organization was key in securing passage of Florida's Beacon Bill, which offers boater registration discounts for boats equipped with an emergency position indicating radio beacon (EPIRB), or whose owner has a personal locator beacon (PLB).
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Beacon has not publicly disclosed its consulting relationship with Dataminr, though one Beacon adviser sits on Dataminr's government advisory board.
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The foundation played a key role in the recent passage of the Beacon Bill, which provides registration discounts for boat owners who buy an emergency position indicator radio beacon (EPIRB) or personal locator beacon for their watercraft.
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Beacon Roofing Supply – Beacon is buying the U.S. distribution business of Irish building materials maker CRH for $2.63 billion in cash.
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A sister organization of Goldwater called the Beacon Center and its affiliated lobbying group Beacon Impact played a similar role in Tennessee.
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So Beacon was for me, Beacon changed my whole attitude, and I don't describe it this way in the book because it's a level of detail too far, but for this audience, it's just .. Beacon affected my relationship with Sheryl.
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Justin Owen, CEO of Beacon Center and Beacon Impact, said in an email that there were serious disputes with Airbnb over the bill.
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Although both routers support the 802.11ac standard, the Beacon 1 is limited to slower AC1200 speeds compared to the Beacon 3's AC3000.
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The bill is aimed at encouraging boaters to buy an emergency position indicator radio beacon (EPIRB) or personal locator beacon for their watercraft.
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Lawyers for the conservative publication The Washington Free Beacon informed the House Intelligence Committee, Friday, that some of that funding came from the Beacon.
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Basically, you can put an IR beacon somewhere and the phone's IR sensor will recognize the beacon, then it will receive a packet of data.
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Google's competing beacon standard, Eddystone, which is interoperable with iBeacon, could do something that Apple couldn't or wouldn't — open URLs directly from the beacon interaction.
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Called the Beacon 22, it's a singular device that can act as either a router or a beacon for other devices in a mesh network.
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Nokia's Beacon 53 is a new mesh Wi-Fi router system that's meant as a budget alternative to the company's debut Beacon 3 from last year.
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That woman is Ivanka Trump, the perceived beacon of hope in the dystopic Trump White House — who, Bee explains, isn't much of a beacon at all.
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The new Beacon 1 router is available today for a starting price of $129 for a single base station, compared to $199 for the existing Beacon 3.
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Zachary Alexander Madin and William Christopher Baker were married May 19 at the Roundhouse at Beacon Falls, an events space in Beacon, N.Y. Rabbi Karen Perolman officiated.
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Leah Reiner and Benjamin Thomas Mayhew are to be married May 15 at Roundhouse Beacon Falls, an event space in Beacon, N.Y. Rabbi Renee Edelman is to officiate.
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In terms of how the beacon ad tech will work, he says they will offer an SDK for iOS and Android to enable beacon detection for publisher apps.
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Google's Eddystone beacon platform aims to establish a degree of privacy by offering what the company calls an "Ephemeral Identifiers," a unique code given to every beacon device that can be constantly changed, preventing third parties from establishing any useful information about the beacon or the devices it connects with.
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In his note to readers, Washington Free Beacon editor-in-chief Matthew Continetti said none of the research funded by the Free Beacon ultimately was included in Steele's dossier.
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You plug it into any smart TV and it displays notifications when users approach the device with a beacon-compatible phone or you move a beacon near the Mirror.
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Each beacon has an ID (kind of like your computer's IP address), which is used to identify it to users' phones and tablets, as well as larger beacon networks.
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So Griffin Technology's new PowerBlock Beacon and PowerJolt Beacon external chargers will actually send your smartphone or tablet a notification when they're nearby, reminding you to top off their batteries.
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The program is powered by Eddystone, a Bluetooth Low Energy beacon profile created by Google that works with cheap, battery-powered BLE Waze Beacon hardware to be installed in participating tunnels.
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Although the exact method used by robbers isn't entirely clear, it appears as though they would create a beacon at the Pokéstop which would then attract more Pokémon to the beacon.
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However, the Free Beacon emphatically denied targeting Trump, and has distanced itself from Steele, a shadowy British former spy who produced the dossier after the Free Beacon first engaged Fusion GPS.
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November 15 – New York City, NY at Beacon Theater
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" He wants people to "see it as a beacon.
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She has also worked on the Google beacon platform, including the open beacon format Eddystone, and Google's cloud services that integrate Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology with first- and third-party apps.
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All of the work that Fusion GPS provided to the Free Beacon was based on public sources and none of the work product that the Free Beacon received appears in Steele Dossier.
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And I think what the Free Beacon is saying is that Singer is a major funder but the Free Beacon has in the past used, employed, retained opposition research firms in its work.
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Book the mid-century home for $150 per weekend nightWhen Beacon is overbooked, but you still want to easy access to the art of Dia Beacon, consider staying across the river in Newburgh.
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But weirdly, the GPS beacon didn't stop me from leaving the Skydio behind to begin with or keep its camera locked onto me... and it's always a pain to fire the beacon up.
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I feel like it's really a beacon for young people.
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It seemed like a big moment, a beacon of progress.
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If you choose green, the driver's Beacon will glow green.
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"This movie exists as a beacon of inclusivity," Jenkins said.
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For many, Greta Thunberg has become a beacon of hope.
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America should strive to be a beacon to the world.
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You could call us a beacon of light in darkness.
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America should always be not a barrier but a beacon.
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It's worth noting that Steam isn't a beacon of stability.
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Org, and author of The Student Loan Scam (Beacon Press).
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The world is watching because America is civilization's brightest beacon.
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The news was first reported by the Washington Free Beacon.
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Otherwise, your beacon of politeness is just unnecessary email clutter.
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BEACON "On Display," work by Kirsten Lyon in Gallery One.
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BEACON "Formas Geometricas," work by David Link in Gallery One.
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"Tracing Form," work by Ian George in the Beacon Room.
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I remember him smiling and being a beacon of warmth.
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America touts its democracy as a beacon to the world.
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BEACON "Of American Perceptions: Studies," works on canvas and paper.
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BEACON "Eventide," work by Carla Goldberg and Erica Leigh Caginalp.
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BEACON "Ancient Civilizations," watercolor and ink drawings by Joe Pimentel.
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BEACON Snehasish Mozumder and SOM (Sound of Mandolin), jazz. Sept.
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She is a brilliant beacon of commitment, intellect, and heart.
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A beacon in the dark, better known as free samples.
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Nineteen blocks north, the driver stopped at the Beacon Theatre.
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JANE BIRKIN at the Beacon Theater (March 6, 8 p.m.).
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He was a beacon for a Midwest girl like me.
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Perhaps we'll be a beacon for wherever future suffering arrives.
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"It has sought to be a beacon for the community."
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No longer was he a beacon of a brighter future.
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ANNA ROTH, Beacon College (Fla.), class of 2020: I'm terrified.
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It is a welcoming beacon to all immigrants and refugees.
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As far as a beacon, you could do far worse.
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There are no other agreements for the WiFi Beacon 3.
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"It's just bad for business," Dolbee told the Free Beacon.
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From the empty pulpit, the searchlight beacon pierces the darkness.
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My eyes landed on a beacon of light: The minibar.
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The Free Beacon spin Once the funding of the Clinton campaign was belatedly disclosed, media ran with a spin that it was a conservative website, the Washington Free Beacon, that first funded the research.
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"All of the work that Fusion GPS provided to the Free Beacon was based on public sources, and none of the work product that the Free Beacon received appears in the Steele dossier," it added.
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"All of the work that Fusion GPS provided to The Free Beacon was based on public sources, and none of the work product that The Free Beacon received appears in the Steele dossier," they said.
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Each option comes with at least one eero and one Beacon.
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It's a beacon of hope for the future of smart content.
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I wanted to be that beacon of hope for my kids.
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You were a beacon of talent, beauty, grace, and love. pic.twitter.
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Take this royal blue beacon of podiatric wonder from La Ligne.
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They shall be your beacon of light in these dark times.
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Emails show Beacon hired Marshall to help Dataminr land foreign business.
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BEACON Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson and the Magic Rockers, blues. Jan.
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Beacon paid her consulting company nearly $50,000 that year, emails show.
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With the Eero Beacon, the solution to my problem is obvious.
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But nothing in Beacon Heights is as it appears to be.
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Fusion GPS hired Steele after the Free Beacon left the project.
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Anthony Green: Right now we're at the Beacon Theater in Orlando.
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In nearby Beacon Hill, the blaze took down radio transmission towers.
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You are a beacon of light during this foggy, confusing month.
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Health care jobs might be a beacon of the new economy.
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In one design, you find a beacon of life and death.
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Gail: You and your colleagues are certainly a beacon of cheer.
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A Morris exhibition at Dia: Beacon will begin on Oct. 8.
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America must always be a beacon of light for human rights.
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America is the light of liberty and the beacon of democracy.
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The administration's decision was first reported by The Washington Free Beacon.
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His father owns Beacon Clinics, an allergy testing company in Houston.
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The United States didn't become a beacon of opportunity by coincidence.
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Understanding why it's a beacon requires a bit of intellectual alacrity.
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Mr. Assange still claims that WikiLeaks is a beacon of transparency.
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Eternal instants on Telegraph Hill, Beacon Hill, or Venice and Kampala.
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Ms. Pizova and her boyfriend carried no tent or locator beacon.
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But they always had one beacon of hope that sustained them.
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As Denby renders it, each experience at Beacon has the identical
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This is a cultural beacon for Ireland and a great opportunity.
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Mr. Continetti is editor in chief of The Washington Free Beacon.
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Matthew Continetti is editor in chief of The Washington Free Beacon.
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The potential uses for beacon-based surveillance goes far beyond advertising.
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It has a 90-day beacon, the manufacturer's online brochure shows.
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Held ourselves out as a beacon and an example for others.
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His father owns and operates Beacon Real Estate Investments in Chicago.
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One exception was Beacon Roofing Supply Inc, whose shares rose 2.8%.
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And in [the episode called] 'The Prisoner,' it's this stupid beacon.
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BJ's is a Beacon restaurant that's decidedly not Park Slope-y.
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"Their house was a haven and a beacon," Lethem told me.
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It is what makes America a beacon for those fleeing persecution.
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They can only find the planet with a rare navigational beacon.
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Soccer club Arsenal's Emirates Stadium has become a beacon for sustainability.
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And the Beacon fills only a tiny part of that gap.
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Their neon-orange gear is a disquieting beacon in the gloom.
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Should it serve merely as a beacon for others to emulate?
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Donald Trump's Twitter feed is a homing beacon for his electorate.
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The Caribbean island offers a beacon of hope for coral reefs.
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The waterproof device acts as identification, charge card and location beacon.
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Later, they headed to a home that holds a special place in Stefani's heart: "The Beacon Street house" — where Stefani's pop-rock band No Doubt wrote and recorded their famous independent album The Beacon Street Collection.
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The Goldwater Institute provided its model home-sharing bill to Beacon, which advances similar causes related to the use of property, and Beacon worked with lawmakers to pass a home-sharing bill at the state level.
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The Beacon platform, which is now used by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Shell New Energies and SMBC Capital Markets, dramatically helps clients save time and money, Kirat Singh, Beacon&aposs co-founder and CEO, said.
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Google has been working for a while now on ways to bring more Bluetooth beacon projects into its ecosystem, including the launch of its Eddystone open beacon format and its concept of the "app-free" Physical Web.
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Why does a sleepy town like Beacon Hills have so many warehouses?
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We're trying to be the beacon, the vanguard of what's happening here.
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He was a beacon to the world, a force unlike anything else.
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Dream is exactly the beacon of light that we need right now.
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Donald Trump is destroying America's brand as a beacon for the talent.
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McClendon skipped the Beacon Club dinner and issued a response that evening.
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Then who should appear like a shining beacon of light and hope?
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And can it continue to be a liberal beacon to the world?
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It glows like a tiny beacon, as does a single red pepper.
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Instead of high school, the action takes place at Beacon Heights University.
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Apple always required users to download an app to receive beacon notifications.
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You don't need to physically touch a beacon to alter its campaign.
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They are the beacon that guides during the calm and the storm.
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Either way, where America once aspired to be a beacon, relativism rules.
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I was skeptical about how much I would like the Eero Beacon.
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Her dressing room at the Beacon has a Christmas tree in it.
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Agree US must serve as a beacon of freedom around the world.
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Mavis Beacon was simply a woman who looked like a trustworthy teacher.
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"She was at the Beacon, I didn't say anything," Singer, 61, alleged.
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But his son's reply was a beacon of light for the actor.
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Even the Punisher's white skull emblem became a beacon in Dolby Vision.
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Taiwan has a reputation as a beacon of liberalism in the region.
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Later, the Free Beacon was spun-off into a for-profit website.
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Advocates of equal rights across Asia declared Taiwan a beacon of inspiration.
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Shondaland has always seemed like a beacon of what Hollywood could be.
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I never anticipated him being a beacon of hope or a philosopher.
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PHILIPPE REINES, MANAGING DIRECTOR, BEACON GLOBAL STRATEGIES: Well a couple of things.
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The honors are scheduled for June 12 from New York's Beacon Theatre.
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A single Nokia Beacon 83 costs $28 and is selling on Amazon.
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"Exports will stay steady," said Christopher Thornberg, founding partner of Beacon Economics.
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For them, she lives on as an eternal beacon of youthful optimism.
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For The Washington Free Beacon, there is something childish about Ocasio-Cortez.
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It's a crazy little city on the Hudson right across from Beacon.
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"The Beacon Club was where deals got done," The Oklahoman newspaper reported.
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The United States has been a beacon of democracy to the world.
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Beacon Hill was one of Fort McMurray's oldest and most popular areas.
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Beacon Hill was the first residential area destroyed by the expanding fire.
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The Free Beacon poll surveyed 1,85033 potential Democratic caucus-goers from Feb.
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We may have overpromised as a beacon to the world's desperate people.
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Massachusetts' One Beacon Street has been described as 37-stories of "nothingness."
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Brooklynites have fled upstate to places like Newburgh, Beacon, and Hudson, stressing
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From day one, my wife has been a true beacon of normalcy.
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The success that came with this mentality became a beacon of hope.
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"To consumers, beacon tracking systems are marketed as privacy friendly," said Harvey.
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It's meant to be, and is, a beacon and an eye-catcher.
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But the beacon went dark in 1934, when the lighthouse was decommissioned.
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It was like a warm beacon in an otherwise dark, haunted place.
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Also, I just learned that Mavis Beacon is not an actual person.
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Steve Martin, left, and Martin Short at the Beacon Theater in Manhattan.
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Before injustice triumphed, the United States was a beacon of tax justice.
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The incident was first reported Tuesday afternoon by The Washington Free Beacon.
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Have a GPS, compass, trekking poles, a personal locator beacon and water.
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That Argentina could suddenly become a regional beacon for choice is surprising.
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Now he is considered a beacon of futuristic sound among experimental composers.
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America was once a beacon of hope to those suffering under oppression.
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Mr. Kelly, a retired general, is known as a beacon of discipline.
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At Beacon High School in Manhattan, teachers had planned to accompany students.
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He was a beacon of peace for our region and the world.
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Zeal plans to feature the new lens in its upcoming Beacon goggle.
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John Kasich reduced her two convictions to misdemeanors, reports the Journal Beacon.
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"It's just a beacon of hope for people with disabilities," he said.
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He emerged from relative obscurity as a beacon of hope and change.
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In that case, the locator beacon was banned and pulled from service.
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Still, at least one Beacon associate will likely be in Trump's cabinet: Trump selected Retired Marine General John Kelly, a Beacon advisor, to lead the Department of Homeland Security — which has a $255,000 contract to access Dataminr's software.
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Book this top floor apartment for $139 per weekend nightFull disclosure: I'm obsessed with Beacon and go every year to hike Mt. Beacon, dine on Main Street, and listen to live jazz at Denning's Point Distillery (available most Saturdays).
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"Beacon is really important because if students within Beacon are saying that the system is not working, this means that even the ones who are benefiting are not having it, that this is not working for anyone," she said.
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"We can make Britain a beacon for open trade," he told the paper.
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And my experience with Sheryl, other than the Beacon thing, was also flawless.
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"The Papers of Abraham Lincoln has really been a beacon," Mr. Lengel said.
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The technology is actually already available on iPhone through the RapidSOS Beacon app .
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One Gateway and one Beacon, the cheapest option, will set you back $300.
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Adding another Beacon to that package brings the price tag up to $400.
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You are a blinding beacon of hope in this, our rapidly-dying planet.
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Ossia's receiver sends a low-power beacon signal to the Cota Power Transmitter.
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In Boston, the XV Beacon is offering 15 percent off rates this weekend.
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Let his memory be a beacon to us in the big work ahead.
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Reached for comment by MapLight on Tuesday, Marshall referred all questions to Beacon.
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The college is a conservative beacon in the culturally liberal higher education world.
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The AG is supposed to be an independent beacon of truth and justice.
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In the GH4, however, the company has had a shining beacon of hope.
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So, people are now saying, you know, who is the Washington Free Beacon?
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The Washington Free Beacon has, I think, never disclosed who its owners are.
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The guide is divided by neighborhoods, like Back Bay, Beacon Hill and Seaport.
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She is a bright light and a beacon of hope whose energy contagious.
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And yet, despite the threat of suicide attack, Maidugiri has become a beacon.
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It's thought that the signal could have originated from an emergency locator beacon.
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The girl who once slipped into despair is now a beacon of hope.
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Nothing in nature can do this—you have just detected another civilization's beacon.
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We have a long history of collaboration, some of which pre-dates Beacon.
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"This movie exists as a beacon of inclusivity," writer-director Barry Jenkins said.
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You are a shining beacon in a world that can be so dark.
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And it's also beacon technology: hardware that sends push notifications to targeted consumers.
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Also LOL FOREVER at presenting the NFL as some beacon of moral integrity.
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The Washington Free Beacon, funded by a Republican backer of Trump rival Sen.
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But it is slimmer and sandwiched-shaped, not cylindrical like the Beacon 3.
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" SilverPush also claims that its audio beacon matching was "done with user consent.
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Loren: Yes, let's focus on the shining beacon of fierceness that was Lyanna.
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From 21:220 hrs today the beacon from atop my car is removed.
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The Emergency line (starting at $15,685) has a distress beacon for downed pilots.
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In the neighborhood of Beacon Hill, 80 percent of homes had been lost.
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Or take Metro-North's Hudson Line from Grand Central to Tarrytown and Beacon.
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Attach an avalanche beacon to yourself before you even go into the backcountry.
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African-Americans, then and later, looked toward Haiti as a beacon of hope.
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And one of the reasons is that it's such a beacon for immigrants.
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In 2014, The Washington Free Beacon published an audio recording in which Mrs.
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Hold it high as a beacon for those still trapped by darkness elsewhere.
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Performers include Seaton Smith, Sharron Paul, Speedy Ortiz, Matt Beacon and Death Tap.
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Fact is a beacon in the night that lights the road of progress.
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He was expected back at the Beacon to address the graduate students. ♦
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It should be viewed as a beacon for how government ought to operate.
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At Beacon, for instance, 60 percent of students are drawn from those groups.
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Your Beacon Theater residency ran in 2016 and 2017, but not in 2018.
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"The culture of development needs to shift in Beacon," Mr. Aymar-Blair said.
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They considered buying a weekend house in Beacon, N.Y., or Candlewood Lake, Conn.
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GeoMarketingSeptember 21, 2016 Big tech firms are already on the beacon bandwagon too.
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This city is known as a progressive beacon in an overwhelmingly conservative state.
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Most are incredibly sick and see us as their last beacon of hope.
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It was not the first time the building had served as a beacon.
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Ezekiel provided a beacon around which an otherwise disorganized rebel force could rally.
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In an industry of increasingly regular turnover, Dior Homme had been a beacon.
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He and other presidents, both Republicans and Democrats, saw America as a beacon.
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Its candid exploration of racism and discrimination has been a beacon for controversy.
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Michaela Herlihy, president of Beacon Financial Planning of Cape Cod in Hyannis, Mass.
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It's a beacon to light the way for what I'm supposed to do.
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"Hopefully it will be kind of a beacon of hope for other communities."
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And when the sun sets, the center becomes a beacon in the neighborhood.
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Brown described Jobs as a "beacon of innovation" in his time as CEO.
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In that neighborhood, I think it creates a real beacon of what's new.
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O'Reilly is now suing Horizon and Beacon for allegedly denying medically necessary treatment.
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For many, the United States stands as a beacon of leadership and hope.
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O'Reilly is now suing Horizon and its behavioral benefits manager, Beacon Health Options.
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"I think it will become this beacon on Flatbush Avenue," Mr. Tolle said.
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Neither was it cast as a beacon of freedom or a totalitarian hellscape.
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Mike hid a plywood board and a beacon two feet below the surface.
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Johnson's Donuts is a beacon for those with a late-night sweet tooth.
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I never lit that goddamned beacon, despite hours of tweaking my viewpoint. Nothing.
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Ted Cruz is a beacon of hope for online grads with big dreams.
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She becomes a faceless beacon of terror, lighting up a city with dragonfire.
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On top of this, Eero is adding an additional piece of hardware called a Beacon, that works just like an original Eero node in the mesh networking ecosystem, but the Beacon half the size and plugs directly into the wall.
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Anyone who tries, says Stav Braun of Dispatch, has "just stolen a homing beacon".
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You can also pick up the beacon and Lumi will follow wherever it goes.
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She was wearing a rescue beacon, helmet and an airbag, according to NBC News.
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Amero is being held on a $350,000 cash bond, according to the Beacon Journal.
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They were a beacon for freaks and weirdos, and they knew that we'd come.
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The box fell off his bumper while he was driving north on Beacon Blvd.
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The more trustworthy uptown 6 became our beacon of hope and pants-less commuting.
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The thread's claim that Johnson's tracking beacon was activated is also only partially true.
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This could be a distress beacon that the European economy is in dire shape.
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That means a beacon deployed for one purpose can later be used for another.
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For his part, Mr Wall noted that America's beacon is "the rule of law".
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BEACON "Small Things, Tall Things, Dead Things, Red Things," botanical photographs by Lori Adams.
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The Beacon leans into its resemblance to a nightlight by actually being a nightlight.
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Carbon has been a kind of shining beacon in the world of 3D printing.
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America, long a beacon of democracy, has a president who tramples on its norms.
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Neither Spacey nor his foundation responded to the Free Beacon&aposs requests for comment.
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" — Matthew Continetti, editor of the conservative publication The Washington Free Beacon "Worst night: Rubio.
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Years after her departure, Meredith and Christina remain a beacon of powerful female friendship.
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Or we could see its rotating white-green beacon slicing across the scrub oak.
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Now, that's not to say that Victoria's Secret is a shining beacon of diversity.
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Dorothea Rockburne is on long-term view at DIA:Beacon (3 Beekman Street, Beacon, NY).
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Still, I'm not ready to call the Recording Academy entertainments beacon of inclusive hope.
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Free Beacon&aposs connection with Fusion GPS was first reported by the Washington Examiner .
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I think we will see more digging on what happened at the Free Beacon.
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Her tour will resume with her New York date's at the Beacon Theatre – Dec.
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"There's not much left ... It is pretty much destroyed," Allen said of Beacon Hill.
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The Madison Avenue store has been both a beacon and a burden for Barneys.
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The schools in Akron will be getting two doses, per the Akron Beacon Journal.
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The Washington Free Beacon posted a report that Quist performed at a nudist colony.
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New York historically has been a beacon of that fresh start, a safe haven.
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Local doctor Zahra (Sarita Choudhury) is a beacon of reason, though more emotionally removed.
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We have lost a great writer, a great friend and a beacon of integrity.
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No debris has been found, and no emergency beacon has been detected so far.
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We're just putting out this little beacon, and whoever's drawn to it will follow.
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Rescue teams had received a signal from Rand's GPS beacon at 4:30 p.m.
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Since then I always believed America to be a beacon of renewal and opportunity.
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Similar to the Roomba, the system utilizes a beacon system (it ships with two).
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Just because Hollywood markets itself as a beacon of diversity doesn't make it so.
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They had appeared in the Washington Free Beacon and later in the Financial Times.
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States stood out for Arendt as a beacon of hope, she saw vulnerabilities in
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There is no policy for state and county prison systems, The Maine Beacon noted.
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Because of who we are, we are a beacon of hope around the world.
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They were destroying perhaps our most cherished national icon, a beacon to the world.
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The train ride sets the mood for the Saturday and Sunday occasions in Beacon.
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BEACON "Still Life in the Spinning World: The Force Field of Morandi," group exhibition.
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Org and author of The Student Loan Scam (Beacon Press) View the discussion thread.
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Org, and Author of The Student Loan Scam (Beacon Press) View the discussion thread.
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The waivers have already been signed, according to the Free Beacon, citing U.S. officials.
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Braden H. Boucek is the Director of Litigation at the Beacon Center of Tennessee.
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The Washington Free Beacon poll finds Clinton ahead among black voters by 12 points.
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Publications originally on the list included the Washington Examiner and the Washington Free Beacon.
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"We sleep in the dirt for this country," he told the Washington Free Beacon.
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What can diminish faith in America as a beacon of democracy to the world?
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America was a beacon of hope that promised him freedom to worship without fear.
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And without Bouchamaoui, Tunisia might not be the lone beacon of the Arab Spring.
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Beacon Hill in Boston, Massachusetts, is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the US.
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How can America serve as a beacon to others if it continues to backslide?
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But to South Africans who suffered under apartheid, he was a beacon of freedom.
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Similarly, I am under no illusions that the U.K. is a beacon of progressivism.
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"We want to do this with the fans," Carey told the Akron Beacon-Journal.
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" The designers also took into account possible interactions between "Code Wall" and "The Beacon.
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We are also a beacon of hope for those who need it the most.
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He and I are the only people of color at Beacon that Friday afternoon.
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In the digital wasteland that is 23 Twitter, a beacon of hope now shines.
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She's never played Madison Square Garden and the Beacon Theatre twice in one day!
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Re-establish America's role as a world leader and a beacon for democracy's virtues.
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The Washington Examiner first reported the connection and the Free Beacon then confirmed it.
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She's a star of the highest order, a beacon of light for us all.
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We want our president to be a moral beacon, not a ratings-obsessed id.
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America, however, is a beacon for many in the world because it promises inclusion.
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For him, 344 Main was a chance to return Beacon to its original heights.
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To be fair, not all applications of beacon technology are marketing or surveillance-oriented.
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Windhorst, 40, began answering phones for The Akron Beacon Journal while in high school.
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Christopher Thornberg, founder of Beacon Economics in Los Angeles, is taking an optimistic approach.
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Others were hot property and elected to go with one of Beacon Media's competitors.
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On Baseball The promise of summer heat is a beacon for teams without power.
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For entrepreneurs, too, achievement is a magnet to mentors and a beacon to backers.
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But by impeaching Donald Trump, it can become a beacon of moral truth again.
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Stephen Myrow of Beacon Policy Advisors fielded his first inquiry on Sanders's chances Thursday.
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Sam Gilliam is on long-term view at Dia:Beacon (3 Beekman St, Beacon, NY).
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If you like grounded rom-coms and need a beacon of comfort, watch this.
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Ambrose's light was the beacon of liberty visible long before the Statue of Liberty.
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The records were reported on Monday by The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website.
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ARTHUR H. CAMINS Beacon, N.Y. The writer is a science educator and education consultant.
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Flake is hardly the beacon of moral courage he likes to portray himself as.
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Lucas J. LovekinVillanova, Pa. The writer is a recent graduate of Beacon High School.
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Each one is like a beacon, with multiple floors, indoor trees, and incredible architecture.
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That model remains a beacon to many statesmen and business leaders around the world.
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The moon, directly above the house, is like a beacon guiding us to shelter.
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But the company also has a line of mesh Wi-Fi routers called Beacon.
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News of NASCAR denying the ads was first reported by The Washington Free Beacon.
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It's meant as a beacon of hope and cooperation for every species it encounters.
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At which point, then you have later that year in 303, then you've got Beacon.
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For instance, as a lighthouse beacon rotates, it lights up the surroundings at regular intervals.
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Then, like a beacon of light, Starbucks holiday cups appear to heal a broken world.
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Rogers follows the rules, leads by example, and is a beacon of hope and goodness.
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All over the world, people look to America as a beacon of freedom and justice.
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This bar is now a beacon for Seinfeld lovers and fans of ironic 90s decor.
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The town was and is a beacon to magicians, circus performers and other assorted weirdos.
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" Free Beacon reporter Alex Griswold added , "The joke here is that Trump is a gay.
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You can add a second Beacon to the Home Wi-Fi package for another $100.
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Thanks for being a beacon of hope and leadership in the face of American tyranny.
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Hedge funder billionaire Steve Cohen keeps slashing the price of his One Beacon Court penthouse.
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A victory for the dynamic Mr Street would make Birmingham a beacon of municipal assertiveness.
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Oligopolistic, hubristic and ruthless to its core, Silicon Valley is no beacon of moral leadership.
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How many of you have apps on your phone with beacon-powered push messages enabled?
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The Beacon Hill area has been entirely destroyed by the wildfire, according to local reports.
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Another devastating picture coming out of Beacon Hill, where 80% of homes have been lost.
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America has always been the beacon of hope for the oppressed and this must continue.
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The light in its beacon mode could blink, fade in and out, pulsate, or strobe.
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Colton Haynes is making moves, but first, he's making a pit stop in Beacon Hills.
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"They are tears for Natasha and loss of freedom," Galloway said, the Beacon Journal reports.
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The Brooklyn electronic duo Beacon released their sophomore LP, Escapements, last week on Ghostly International.
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Beacon co-founders have gone to lengths to help them find that work, he said.
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Investors include affiliates of real estate developer Beacon Capital Partners, GIC said in a statement.
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It was the Washington Free Beacon which is a conservative website, kind of with attitude.
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So Washington Free Beacon, Emily, Byron Yorker, we will talk to later, broke the story.
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Image: USCDLMoorish touch: Beacon Oil Company Gas Station, 107 Winn Street, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
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Nine people were rescued from the vessel, which was not equipped with a rescue beacon.
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Tornadoes already had been confirmed between Beacon Falls and Hamden and between Southbury and Oxford.
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How can we continue to be a beacon of freedom and justice and human dignity?
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Ever since the Vietnam War, Canada has been a beacon of refuge for castoff Americans.
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It's just a matter of outfitting them with a beacon connected to a geographic address.
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At the end of a rough year, this video is a shining beacon of hope.
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Especially its protagonist, the mutineer–turned–unlikely beacon of hope, Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green).
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Scientists have tried everything from nanoparticles to homing-beacon bacteria to better target the disease.
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In a report Tuesday, the Washington Free Beacon determined that the private plane of Sen.
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He is held up as a tragedy, a beacon of hope and an object lesson.
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I don't think anyone needs John Travolta to still be this, like, beacon of masculinity.
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According to PopSugar, there is now yet another beacon that's attracting visitors to Disney parks.
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The love my husband and I have shared has been my beacon and my guide.
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The Beacon Drive-In in Spartanburg, South Carolina, has been an Upstate institution for decades.
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"Hillary Clinton has been a beacon for me really as a woman," Burson told CNN.
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Add Beacon and Warwick to this category of former "prison towns" that are now booming.
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Unlike other comparable conservative websites, the Free Beacon makes an effort to do original reporting.
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Producer Geoff Johns attends the "Suicide Squad" World Premiere at The Beacon Theatre on Aug.
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These pioneers remain a beacon for Black women across the country, both young and old.
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She looked "more like a glow worm than a beacon," The New York World wrote.
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Our nation has long been a beacon of hope for families fleeing violence and persecution.
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"You can add a beacon to a Pokéstop to lure more players," the lawmen explained.
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"The place is a beacon of hope," he said, "and we should never forget it."
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To the Editor: The American dream is a shining beacon of hope around the world.
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At Glazed Over Donuts, in Beacon, each doughnut comes with a glaze, topping, and drizzle.
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But in this day and age of failed congressional oversight, it's a beacon of hope.
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Others see the small socialist island as a beacon of principled resistance against overwhelming odds.
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The 450-foot-long landmark remains a beacon — though not for homes in the area.
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Yesterday's hilarious set pieces from "Louie" or the Beacon Theatre will become tomorrow's enemy action.
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Doris's were equipped with red lights that flashed with the urgency of a distress beacon.
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BEACON "Tapioca Bride," by Catherine Latson, and "Marbleous," a collaborative interactive installation by gallery artists.
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There's something inscrutably kickass about them, but Bognanno in particular is a beacon of fierceness.
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And that means it's not quite the shining beacon of jihadist recruitment it once was.
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While Moses saw the statues as obstructions, Tolle's giant beacon is safely above the cars.
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Springboard's work is a beacon for the future of grassroots arts in a divided America.
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"Glee" had the surreal verve of "Popular," rendered more heartfelt, a beacon to oddballs everywhere.
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He provides consulting services in Washington, D.C., including as an adviser at Beacon Global Strategies.
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A recently-widowed father is visited by a crow, an embodied black beacon of loss.
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Both say they believe the country should continue to be a beacon of free trade.
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Assaf's apartment in Beacon Hill, where she lived with her children, burned to the ground.
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"Countries will return to a path toward globalization and this sends a beacon of hope."
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"The sidewalk was reduced to two feet," said Dan Aymar-Blair, a resident of Beacon.
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Weaver owns Eastern Beacon Industries, a company that makes tactical gear and accessories for civilians.
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But for those looking, the pale fluorescent glow of the shop window is a beacon.
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They act like a lighthouse beacon that cuts through the obscuring dust of our galaxy.
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" Cooper longs to return North Carolina to its status as "a beacon in the South.
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FRANÇOIS CHAIGNAUD AND CECILIA BENGOLEA Repeats May 19 through 21 at Dia:Beacon, Beacon, N.Y.; diaart.org.
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The duo performed "Redemption Song" at the Beacon Theater in New York City in 2015.
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If you&aposd rather have a lanyard without the beacon, please visit the help desk.
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HomeKit is supported on all Eero, Eero Pro, and Eero Beacon devices running eeroOS 3.18.
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We talk with Michael D. Shear about the man seen as a beacon of discipline.
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Alan Collinge is author of The Student Loan Scam (Beacon Press), and Founder of StudentLoanJustice.
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Atop it, a dagger-like gold pin shone out over her heart like a beacon.
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Built in the Streamline Moderne architectural style, it became a beacon of civic optimism. Gov.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the political leanings of the Washington Free Beacon.
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Sam Gilliam Long-term installation, Dia:Beacon, 3 Beekman Street, Beacon, N.Y., 845-440- 0100; diaart.org.
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A cigarette, passed between them, glowed naughtily like a beacon from pre-Bloomberg New York.
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French politicians boasted of their country's universal values as the beacon to these immigrant hordes.
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The United States is still a beacon for Central Americans desperate for a better life.
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Beacon has raised a total of $39 million from investors, including PIMCO and Global Atlantic.
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The Free Beacon attached the note to stories Gertz wrote about Guo beginning in 2018.
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For addiction care, these decisions were largely made by Beacon, Horizon's behavioral health benefits manager.
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January 1 is both a beacon and a motivator to tackle those big money goals.
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He was jovial, kind, a trailblazer for his faith and a beacon for his community.
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He wants to be the shining beacon of civil engagement and action in this country.
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Behind him hung an oversize medal depicting the Statue of Liberty, a beacon of welcome.
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The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative online news outlet, is also largely funded by Singer.
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The Free Beacon maintains that it did not fund or have knowledge of Steele's dossier.
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For years, college campuses have stood as a beacon to the ideal of free speech.
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Her truth made Republicans squirm, because no "beacon of hope" can survive their craven sellout.
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On long-term view at Dia:Beacon, 218 Beekman Street, Beacon, N.Y.; 254-2212-2777, diaart.org.
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Rabbi Lee Friedlander officiated in the events space at the Roundhouse in Beacon, N.Y. Mrs.
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And so then there's Fox News, but then there's Breitbart, The Free Beacon, Gateway Pundit.
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The Daily Caller -- you know, everyone is going to try to figure out who was the money behind the Washington Free Beacon, which donors to the Beacon may have been wanting them to, sort of, you know, be the go between on this information.
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Beacon is only available to Strava Premium users, part of a larger attempt to monetize the app There is a catch: Beacon is only available to Strava premium subscribers, who pay $6 a month or $60 a year for things like advanced training programs.
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While their beacon-powered dating concept was clearly a stretch, the pilots Blinq ran were at least a way for the team to gain experience — which will now be put to work for APG|SGA, rolling out a beacon network "in the near future".
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Around sunset, the group gathered in a wood-paneled dining room at the exclusive Beacon Club.
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The Aubrey McClendon who was expected at the Beacon Club dinner hadn't simply weathered passing storms.
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But those are the exact two who have left Rosewood (and Europe) behind for Beacon Heights.
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Today, we will stand together in making a #DayWithoutAWoman a beacon of hope, energy and love.
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"The world looks to you as a trusted beacon in the midst of upheaval," he said.
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Her book Inferior is available on paperback, kindle and audiobook by Fourth Estate and Beacon Press.
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I love that America represents a beacon of hope and opportunity in a world of uncertainty.
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From a distance, the legislation made Argentina appear a beacon of progressive change for transgender rights.
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Santiago's attorney, Gary Pasqualone, said she will forcefully dispute the prosecution's case, the Star Beacon reports.
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"Swimming was, and always will be, the beacon of light that calls me home," she wrote.
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And until a few months ago it was a rare beacon of good governance in Asia.
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In theory, the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) is a beacon of hope on the trade landscape.
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There's a new couple coming back to Beacon Hills for the final season of Teen Wolf.
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Under Mrs May, Britain, a beacon for investment, risks becoming less attractive to foreigners, not more.
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The poll was jointly conducted by Democratic firm Beacon Research and Republican firm Shaw & Company Research.
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For 10 bucks a beacon, you can increase productivity, security, collaboration, comfort, efficiency, safety and more.
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The Beacon may look a little familiar to those who follow closely the ride-sharing industry.
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"We were the beacon of hope, even though we were hard hit by Irma," Rossello said.
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Ferrel issued a radio beacon and then a distress call saying they were disabled and adrift.
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That's something Target began testing a couple of years ago, in partnership with beacon provider Estimote.
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The blaze has already destroyed 80% of Fort McMurray's Beacon Hill community, RM Wood Buffalo said.
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"Gal Gadot's Diana is a bright beacon of hope in a world of greys," proclaimed Empire.
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Tom Cotton, according to a draft obtained by Axios and first reported by the Free Beacon.
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To be sure: for now Germany will remain a beacon of stability and reasonable, centrist government.
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"We wanted to create something that felt vast, and broke the standard visual plane," Beacon explains.
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"The younger generation has traditionally been thought of as a beacon of progressive values," she continued.
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Singer was backing Rubio&aposs presidential bid at the time of the Free Beacon&aposs involvement.
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For him, Taiwan's reputation as a beacon of liberalism in the region means a thriving business.
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"You could smell the misery" of destruction in the Beacon Hill and Abasand sections, he said.
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Or that our embassies abroad will provide the same beacon of hope to local LGBTQ communities?
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Your desk lamp is the only beacon of light amid a murky ocean of empty desks.
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And I am proud to say Illinois is a beacon for women's rights, for human rights.
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Now, he wants his channel to be a beacon for kids going through the same things.
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We're a place that's a beacon of home for people, and what does Donald Trump do?
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This, in the overall scheme of things, is a positive beacon for long-term climate progress.
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Worried, my father-in-law, an experienced bushwalker, gave me his pocket-sized personal locator beacon.
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"IPOs are good for California's bottom line," said Chris Thornberg, a founding partner with Beacon Economics.
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But if they're hostile, that means we're essentially sending out a beacon that says ATTACK HERE.
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Its Beacon 2802.11 mesh router, first announced and shipped in 22, is one example of that.
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The new device also includes a lot of the same technology as the older Beacon 3.
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In medicine, technology and engineering, America remains a beacon for ambitious people from around the world.
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He is a senior fellow at the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a free-market think tank.
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"It's always personal, always ad hominem," he said in February, according to The Washington Free Beacon.
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My boat trundles through the blackness, beacon shining out into the dark, and I get worried.
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Brent Scher of the Free Beacon tweeted Monday that he was blocked from attending Ossoff's event.
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As it heralded its golfers, Beacon Rock also took stock of the gravity of the situation.
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But to the rest of the world it was a shining beacon of freedom and safety.
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Gayle Brandeis is the author of "The Art of Misdiagnosis: Surviving My Mother's Suicide" (Beacon Press).
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Instead, Taiwan – a beacon of democracy in Asia – exists in a murky, diplomatic form of purgatory.
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Eero Home Wi-Fi System with 1 Pro + 1 Beacon, $149 (originally $299) [You save $150]
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" Myers, in a statement issued Saturday, called Troyer the "consummate professional and a beacon of positivity.
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Randy was a beacon in the community, serving as bishop of the Mount Jordan 3rd Ward.
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The police report, from 85033, resurfaced in a report by the right-leaning Washington Free Beacon.
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You'll be walking distance to restaurants and shops in the village, and the ferry to Beacon.
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We remain a beacon of hope for the rest of the world because of their sacrifices.
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Amid the chaos of the prison system, he posed as a beacon of order and discipline.
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The submarine had been deployed to locate transmissions from an emergency locator beacon on the aircraft.
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BEACON "Tapioca Bride," by Catherine Latson, and "Marbleous," a collaborative interactive marble installation by gallery artists.
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An excerpt from On Being Raped by Raymond M. Douglas, arranged by permission from Beacon Press.
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The one unambiguous beacon of hope among all of this information is Hispanic American's entrepreneurial streak.
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Our schools should be a beacon of hope and opportunity, not a vestige of failed policies.
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I ride down Carlton Street, run the red at Beacon, and head up to Comm. Ave.
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The Free Beacon informed the House Intelligence Committee on Friday that it had retained the firm.
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But inspiration was also nearer at hand: Beacon Hill Park, the subject of many Carr paintings.
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The Voice — and New York — was a beacon for misfits, and I was one of them.
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"Tim has turned this twitter into a wholesome beacon in frightening times," one Twitter user commented.
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But don't let the hush of the Beacon galleries mislead you; a profound transformation is afoot.
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That tower, owned by a Mr. Tenpenny, is a beacon of evil in the Capital Wasteland.
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Conservative media outlets like The Daily Caller, The Washington Free Beacon and Breitbart regularly cover him.
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Megan Conway and Aliya Cutler remedially named their Beacon, N.Y., business and community space Wyld Womyn.
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The firm was first hired by The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website, in September 2015.
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At the open-air site in Beacon, all human activity blends freely and beautifully with nature.
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There it is on Lafayette Street, a salt lamp of retail real estate, a frosted beacon.
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Apple, the beacon of Silicon Valley innovation, has only a few dozen patents cited so often.
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Founded in 2009 by three journalists, Berkeleyside is a beacon in a bleak local news landscape.
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And this system has long been a beacon to the world, particularly because of its alternative.
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The island became safely accessible to the public largely thanks to Neil Caplan, a Beacon resident.
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We'll have another chat after our trip to Beacon Theater and the Trump Rink after party.
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It's like, 'Oh, if you press this beacon then X-wings come and blow you up.
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BEACON, N.Y. — Sam Gilliam, an abstract painter of 85, proves that optical prettiness can have depth.
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Mr. Stein contributed articles to magazines, worked as an editor at Beacon Press and wrote plays.
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Since the French Revolution, the nation has often been seen as a beacon of democratic ideals.
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Our glorious pluralistic and democratic credentials should make us a shining beacon for the global South.
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Horizon and Beacon would deny coverage of treatment Fahy sought, recommending a lower level of care.
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It was founded by Billy Graham himself in 1956, and it's been a beacon for evangelicals.
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Our country continues to stand as a beacon of freedom and hope for the whole world.
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Arab-Americans will be a beacon at a time when we are needed like never before.
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But after the 253 elections, North Carolina, once a progressive beacon in the South, changed course.
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The draft was obtained by conservative media outlets including the Washington Examiner and Washington Free Beacon.
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In the morning, a short drive takes Ms. Lehman to the 7:05 Newburgh-Beacon ferry.
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"Justine was a beacon to all of us," Mr. Ruszczyk told reporters in Sydney on Tuesday.
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Japan's Aokigahara Forest, on the edge of Mount Fuji, has become a beacon to the desperate.
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According to one Canadian lobbying expert, Marshall should have registered and disclosed a July 2015 meeting she arranged between Beacon, Dataminr, and Canada's then-ambassador to the US. A Beacon employee later told Marshall that Dataminr was "looking forward to scheduling" a follow-up meeting with Canada.
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Afterward, Mr. Rocco turned his sights to renovating the Mount Beacon Fire Tower, during which he was told by local residents about two Navy plane crashes on Mount Beacon: the 1945 crash, and one in 1935 that killed two servicemen whose remains have not been found.
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While the Beacon 1 is the less costly model, starting at $99.99 for a single unit and going up to $249.99 for a three-pack, the Beacon 3 is the more interesting one, as it offers some specs and features that aren't available on other mesh systems.
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This isn't necessarily a steal when compared to products like Eero or Google WiFi—those are most often sold in three-packs for $21 to $22—but Nokia is hoping that the Beacon 1 will sell as a stand-alone product or an add-on to something like the Beacon 3 package (which is currently $450 on Amazon.) "Beacon 1 is supposed to be the affordable, entry-level one," says Justin Doucette, head of Nokia Wi-Fi.
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South Africa's Constitutional Court has also been a beacon of independence in standing up to the government.
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Beacon was this product that Facebook created that basically followed you when you purchased stuff at retail.
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On the West Side of Chicago, honey bees have become a beacon of hope for former inmates.
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It has been a beacon of hope to some of the most vulnerable people around the world.
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Uber first started rolling out Beacon last year in December, beginning in Miami, Denver, Nashville and Newcastle.
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There's such a strong hematite signal that it drew the attention of NASA orbiters like a beacon.
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A Home Wi-Fi System with one second generation Eero home station and one Beacon costs $300.
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On the shorter scale, perhaps they can integrate it into the random number beacon that NIST offers.
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The 70th Annual Tony Awards will be broadcast live from the Beacon Theatre June 12 on CBS.
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Rather than taking on an extra doctor, Beacon hired a nurse practitioner, a paramedic and a pharmacist.
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Surely Bobby, our fictional beacon of marital morals amidst a sea of unfaithful bankers, wasn't sleeping around.
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Beaconstac said it's now "impossible" to receive a beacon notification without giving permission to an app first.
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Albright died Thursday in Toluca Lake, California, her friend, Eric Anderson, confirmed to Ohio's Akron Beacon Journal.
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"FROM Clee to heaven the beacon burns," runs the opening line of A.E. Housman's "A Shropshire Lad".
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Now, don't worry — I haven't quite been seduced into thinking Playboy is a beacon of women's liberation.
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Paul Nawrocki, from Beacon, New York, is seen looking for work in New York City on Nov.
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By spring 2015, Beacon was working with Dataminr, a startup founded in 2009 by three Yale alumni.
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Juicero's Wi-Fi connected home juicer was always a shining beacon of Silicon Valley's most indulgent tendencies.
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On Monday, the conservative website the Washington Free Beacon published a report it says counters Warren's claims.
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Let's hope someone is watching over the pair's twins while Alison is hanging out in Beacon Heights.
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Meantime, the Washington Free Beacon is trying to get as far away from the dossier as possible.
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James's op-ed was also published in the Akron Beacon Journal and described his childhood in Ohio.
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The 70th annual Tony Aawards will air live June 12 on CBS from New York's Beacon Theatre.
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And presumably, it would itself try to be a beacon — with structures in place to minimize harassment.
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We should be the beacon of freedom," Leahy told CNN, and called Trump's comments "terrible" and "irresponsible.
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Social media comments called the headline "disgusting" and a bad message to girls, The Beacon-News reported.
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This courageous beacon has bedecked his beautiful self in a costume worthy of any clown college president.
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Beacon joins the ranks of Airpooler, BlackJet and others who have folded or pivoted under such pressures.
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I think first of all, The Washington Free Beacon&aposs explanation for what they did was fantastic.
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You are an endless source of #inspiration & a beacon of #hope for so many across the #world.
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It span out of the bank last year and works closely with Beacon/Kasikorn's 'business incubation' team.
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The shining beacon of celebrity coupledom that was Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has been snuffed out.
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If your driver has a Beacon, that will take precedence over the new Spotlight feature, Uber says.
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Also, don't bother trying to locate Beacon Heights on a map, as the location is completely fictional.
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Finally, it acts as a beacon that can be used to help find your keys or purse.
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ONE of South-East Asia's richest and hitherto most stable countries, Malaysia ought to be a beacon.
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His story is both a beacon of hope and a warning for anyone trying to combat tyranny.
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Alexis was beaten and stabbed in her apartment building on North Beacon St. around 9:45 p.m.
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So a sensor watches exactly which products are taken while the beacon notes who grabbed the product.
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In a world of body shaming and confidence problems, Lizzo is a shining beacon of self-love.
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Gutowski is a staff writer at the Washington Free Beacon who focuses on guns and gun control.
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The Tony Awards is being broadcast live from the Beacon Theatre in New York City on CBS.
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As more companies adopt beacon tech, Estimote has been growing, with each quarter larger than the last.
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