Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, Cairns Sitting in the shade of the fig tree, sewing fish scales made from collected ghost nets, with the female elders from the Torres Strait: The Cairns Indigenous Art Fair.
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Ann Cairns is president of International Markets at Mastercard, Cairns is responsible for the management, growth and expansion of all markets and customer-related activities outside of North America.
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Python vs wallaby up near Cairns on New Year's Day.
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Yes, but: "This issue cannot be addressed overnight," says Cairns.
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His cocky American counterpart, Colonel Irving Krick (Philip Cairns) disagrees.
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Becky Cairns is a Fellow with the Clean Energy Leadership Institute.
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Anders Borg (left) and Ann Cairns discuss the evolving mobile landscape.
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The rape victim on Tuesday said Cairns should resign from government.
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Tom Cairns, who wrote the libretto with Mr. Adès, also directs.
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Cairns By Jasmine Zamprogno On my 11th birthday, a cyclone hit.
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Payments for the People with Ismail Ahmed (WorldRemit) and Ann Cairns (MasterCard)
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"So it's really where do the two business models coalesce," Cairns said.
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A rape victim calling for the resignation of Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns.
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Krysty Wilson-Cairns never believed she'd get to write a war movie.
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An Air New Zealand flight was bound for Auckland from Hong Kong, but was forced to stop in the town of Cairns, Australia, when a male passenger died mid-flight, according to the New Zealand-based Cairns Post.
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Cairns: 42.6°C, or 108.7°F, which was its hottest day on record.
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A row of three other cairns stretched out 500 metres to the east.
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The reefs surveyed from Cairns southward were in far better shape, Hughes said.
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The University of Sydney's Prof Iver Cairns with its i-INSPIRE-2 cubesat.
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"I felt overwhelmed with emotion when the girls arrived in Cairns," she said.
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This was a "trail," visible mostly as an imaginary line between rock cairns.
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WIlson-Cairns quit her job as a London bartender, and that was that.
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"Rogue hair color is an extreme adaptation on the face frame," Cairns explains.
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There might be ancient relics of Earth's earliest days piled up like cairns there.
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"The dog was successfully reunited with her owner shortly after the incident," says Cairns.
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The outlet reports the flight stopped at Cairns International Airport around 2:30 a.m.
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"Being included in the financial system is the road to inclusive growth," says Cairns.
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Of 520 reefs surveyed north of Cairns, a staggering 95 percent were "severely" bleached.
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I was following stone mounds, or cairns, not the clearest indicators in this case.
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Of 21970 reefs surveyed north of Cairns, a staggering 20.01 percent were "severely" bleached.
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He left, and now says he told his captain, Chris Cairns, what had happened—and that, rather than encouraging him to report what was clearly a match-fixer's opening gambit, Mr Cairns tried to recruit him to fix on his behalf instead.
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Cairns Airport tweeted that everyone had been cleared out due to a "suspected security breach".
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Today's shakeup shifts Camargo to taking over AR/VR, while Cairns will take on Portal.
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The average mortality of surveyed reefs south of Cairns was estimated to be just 5%.
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MasterCard has never said it was under pressure to partner in China, according to Cairns.
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Government minister Alun Cairns quits on the day of the Conservative party's election campaign launch.
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Mendes and Wilson-Cairns discovered both of these true instances when researching for the script.
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"Draghi essentially put the market on steroids," said Matthew Cairns, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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Additionally, the couple had a tall tiered cake, which was designed and created by Fiona Cairns.
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Yarrabah has received $7 million in government funding for a ferry jetty connecting it to Cairns.
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After about two hours we decide to head back so we can have dinner in Cairns.
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The absolute best part of the trip was the Great Barrier Reef day tour in Cairns.
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Reporting by Irene Klotz in Cairns, Australia; Editing by Colleen Jenkins, Paul Simao and Chizu Nomiyama
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Grant's wife (Leah Cairns) wonders why he's suddenly calling her Kathryn rather than the familiar Kat.
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Krysty Wilson-Cairns shared a nomination with Sam Mendes for "1917" in the original screenplay category.
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That's what happened to Jay Horne, who's the co-owner of the Paradiso Cafe in Cairns, Australia.
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"We've had many Cairns locals and tourists come in and introduce themselves and offer support," he said.
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"We are seeing some pretty strong bullish flattening across curves," said Rabobank fixed income strategist Matt Cairns.
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This means it'll be moved to a crocodile farm or a zoo, according to the Cairns Post.
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Dr. Kramer shouldn't risk losing readers so early in the climb with rickety little cairns of humblebrag.
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Tom Cairns, the director of the production, also wrote the English libretto in collaboration with Mr. Adès.
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There are stone cairns around the pond, much as there are today, placed at particularly peaceful places.
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"I believe it will be a voyage of bringing Australians together," Morrison said in Cairns this month.
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Cabinet minister Alun Cairns has quit on the day that Boris Johnson launched his general election campaign.
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The lengthening shadows magnified a series of lumps on the sidewalk, like cairns marking a mountain trail.
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Cairns directed the début production, at the Haus für Mozart; Hildegard Bechtler designed the sets and costumes.
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Before I left, one of my friends suggested when we were in Cairns that we visit Port Douglas.
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"After leaving Cairns, the aircraft continued on to Auckland, arriving about two hours after its scheduled arrival time."
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At London's Old Bailey court, defense lawyer Nelson Cairns said Mair's case would not run a medical defense.
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" Such a system would, Cairns said, address the latest thinking about privacy, which she described as "really important.
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They will also visit Cairns and the Pacific nation of Vanuatu before returning home to London next Friday.
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More than 9 months after Doris set off from San Francisco, we have made land in Cairns, Australia.
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A month before Calabria started, Origin Chairman Gordon Cairns told Reuters the company had no plans to demerge.
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"The cost of cash to society is under-appreciated," says Ann Cairns, who heads international operations for Mastercard.
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Miller's farmer was Robert Burns so "Burns was the first man to grow swedes in Scotland," concludes Cairns.
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Often, people with bipolar disorder are incorrectly prescribed antidepressants, which Cairns said are completely different than bipolar medication.
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Cairns Airport, in far north Queensland, Australia, was thrown into lockdown after a woman accidentally set off an alarm.
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Designed by Fiona Cairns, William and Kate's wedding cake consisted of 17 individual fruit cakes and had eight tiers.
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"This is going to hit bonds because of the potential impact on inflation expectations," Rabobank strategist Matt Cairns said.
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The six-person British crew left San Francisco, California in April 2015 and arrived in Cairns, Australia on Jan.
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They will rent out their one-bedroom property in the inner west, near Stanmore, to become renters in Cairns.
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"He didn't have time to devote to an agricultural farm," explains Ronald Cairns, chair of the Friends of Ellisland.
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Some riders, like the Peloton leaderboard "winner" Patrick Cairns leaned on his own personal "superfans" for a secret advantage.
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It's a war movie, alright, and one that might just earn Wilson-Cairns an Oscar nomination come January 13.
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"It's their own place, it's their own land," said Jessie Ghee, Mr. Salee's mother, who still lives in Cairns.
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Along the way, they would stop to pray and leave offerings of stones, sticks, feathers and food at cairns.
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"There is a clear sensitivity to the first move in the depo rate," said Rabobank rates strategist Matt Cairns.
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Cairns argued that this result showed that cells had mechanisms to make certain mutations preferentially when they would be beneficial.
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However, Cairns described the nervousness as limited on Wednesday, with investors cautious ahead of European parliament elections beginning on Thursday.
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"The concern is that they are clutching at straws as they run out at firepower," Rabobank strategist Matt Cairns said.
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We flew back to Cairns and returned by boat to Raine Island with a team of scientists and park rangers.
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Captain Michael Barnett, harbourmaster for the Cairns region, told Reuters by telephone that the port was expected to reopen Thursday.
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While meeting in New Guinea, Pence and other international leaders are staying for security reasons in Cairns, Australia (ABC Australia).
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Author and university teacher Carla Francis said she and her husband are leaving Sydney for Cairns, in Queensland, this month.
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Cairns said any integration into voice assistants would be an extension of the relationship between Mastercard and the technology firms.
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"We're trying to understand the rules," Cairns said, adding that MasterCard would like to enter China as soon as possible.
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Cairns said capital requirements, security standards and for MasterCard to be locally based did not represent obstacles to the company.
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Throughout 214 and 303, Intrepid Travel is offering a 230-day Australia's East Coast Encompassed, Sydney to Cairns group tour.
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"Traditionally, the strength of New Zealand rugby has been an even playing field where every school can compete," Cairns said.
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"For the first few scenes in the draft, I would feel like I was wearing a straitjacket," admitted Wilson-Cairns.
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Ferrari, and to a certain extent Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story and Sam Mendes' 20193 (co-written by Krysty Wilson-Cairns).
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According to London-based colorist Bryony Cairns of Larry King Salon, the "rogue" highlight is a nod to '90s feminism.
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"Germany has been for many years defending its budgetary position, and its fiscal stance," said Matt Cairns, rates strategist at Rabobank.
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"We didn't have locks, so you can't help it if you walk in on people if there's no lock," said Cairns.
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Employed by Google: 1998 to 2005Most recent position at Google: Cairns was an HR manager who hired Google's first 200 employees.
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"I arrived on location and met with the witnesses … in the backyard of a residence on Kendall Blvd," Cairns tells PEOPLE.
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Some graves in this area are unlike any that Kennedy had seen before, with triangular structures positioned to point towards cairns.
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Extreme cases of bipolar disorder that result in suicide are most often a result of misdiagnosis, not failed treatment, Cairns said.
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David said that in mountaineering, cairns were used to mark the path when it was difficult to know where to go.
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At the event, Bosworth offered a live demo alongside Portal chief Ryan Cairns while talking up the company's commitment to hardware.
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The pair met at a party in Cairns in January, the police said, and appeared to be living in the vehicle.
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"The euro zone growth story outweighs the political story in Italy at the moment," said Rabobank fixed income strategist Matt Cairns.
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In the early hours of Sunday morning, Jordan Cairns shared a Facebook Live video from the streets of Cheltenham, UK. The clip shows Cairns and his friends driving through the high street, blasting out "Boom Boom Boom Boom!!" at full volume before stopping the car to start an impromptu dance party with a group of merry strangers.
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It is going to be interesting to hear Cairns' take on digital wallets and money transferring companies in multiple currencies like WorldRemit.
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"Attention has turned to the potential monetary policy implications of the Brexit vote," said currency strategist John Cairns of Rand Merchant Bank.
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"The Australian Federal Police (AFP) responded to an incident at Cairns Airport after a woman briefly entered a restricted area," he said.
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In this enchanted forest there are metallic-glazed ceramic cairns vertically stacked so they too look like guardians of this liminal realm.
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The synthesist born Austin Cairns conjures memories you've maybe never lived and feelings you can't quite remember on this six-track collection.
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"The Greek five-year bond may have added to the improvement of sentiment around the euro zone," said Rabobank strategist Matt Cairns.
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Less progressive, however, were Cairns' recent comments that girls who attend single-sex schools are at a disadvantage when dealing with men.
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The road runs from Coolangatta on the border of neighboring New South Wales to the city of Cairns, in Australia's far north.
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Cairns denied having knowledge of the incident when his former aide, Ross England, was nominated to stand as a Welsh Assembly candidate.
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A generation ago, Australia played a key role in world trade talks by spearheading the Cairns group of agricultural free-trading nations.
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Also in 2014, a mother in a suburb of Cairns, Queensland, allegedly stabbed to death seven of her own children and one niece.
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I would have loved one more day in Cairns and one less in Newcastle as I think there was more to explore there.
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The market would, to a point, like to see a Salvini-led government, said Cairns, because he would be supportive of tax cuts.
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This past December, a mother in a suburb of Cairns, Queensland, allegedly stabbed to death seven of her own children and one niece.
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Rabobank analysts Richard McGuire, Lyn Graham-Taylor and Matt Cairns summarized the stances of each of the candidates in a note on Tuesday.
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The pair hope the hub will be a place for open collaboration, whether with universities, backpackers passing through Cairns or multinational technology companies.
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Port Douglas is one of the access points to the Great Barrier Reef, but it's less crowded and touristy than the nearby Cairns.
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Three Cairns Group led the round with participation from Commerce Ventures, DGNL, Prologis, Prelude Ventures, Claremont Creek Ventures, Lybra, and The Westly Group.
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Park made her Youtube debut in January, when her grand-daughter's video travelogue of their trip to Cairns in northeast Australia went viral.
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"These inquiries need to have a very clear focus if they're going to be effective," he told reporters in the city of Cairns.
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Just last week, he drained a game-winning 3-pointer to lift the Breakers to a last-second win against the Cairns Taipans.
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He lives on the ground floor of a friend's home in Cairns with his son, 11, and wife, who is also an activist.
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By Saturday morning, bulldozers had plowed through those sites, gouging a blank path of earth across land once populated with bones and cairns.
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A spokeswoman for Cairns Airport told reporters a woman accidentally activated an alarm at about 12:30pm after she went back through an exit.
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Found in an area called Wujul Wujul, the scrub python was estimated to be 5 metres (5.47 yards) long, according to the Cairns Post.
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Clem, 12, at a climate protest in Cairns, Australia I have been to many marches and protests for the climate with my family too.
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Cairns said that working with Twitter would be different than how MasterCard would potentially work with Facebook because of the different products on offer.
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"Trump has been talking very strongly about his desire to invest heavily and deliver fiscal expansion," said Matt Cairns, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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Publications like The Cairns Post have debunked this story, which seems to be inspired by a 2015 hoax centered on Florida instead of Australia.
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Scientists in the Cairns region of Australia have also used similar techniques replace populations with mosquitoes that couldn't spread infections, according to ABC News.
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"We're a trillion euros into the asset purchase programme and inflation is still low, so something has to give," said Rabobank strategist Matthew Cairns.
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"He's one of the great elders of this land," said Isaac Cassady, 19, who lives in Cairns and identifies as being of Yidinji descent.
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Southward of Cairns, Queensland, on the central Great Barrier Reef, the "average mortality is estimated at only 5%," with 25% bleaching rates, the scientists report.
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"The result of the talk is that sterling and the euro have weakened further, while risk assets have managed to scrape some gains," Cairns said.
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Passengers were transferred onto another flight where they arrived in Cairns later that evening, and engineers are looking in to the cause of the smoke.
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Two policemen in Australia have come across probably the longest snake you'll see in a while, during a night patrol north of Cairns in Queensland.
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Robert Cerantonio and four other men towed their small boat by car some 3,000 km (1,865 miles) from Melbourne to Cairns in northern Queensland state.
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In ancient Ireland, before the arrival of the Celts, prehistoric worshippers erected stone cairns containing chambers that that only let light in on the equinoxes.
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The move amounts to a "major shift in strategy" for Twitter's developer platform, according to the company's product manager for Twitter's developer platform, Ian Cairns.
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"They're intelligent primates and know they're not supposed to be out of their enclosure, so got back in themselves," zookeeper Alyn Cairns told the BBC.
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Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns resigned after being accused of lying about his knowledge about an aide who allegedly sabotaged a rape trial.
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The essay by David Cairns and Fiona Watkins on the curdled farce "All These Women" (1964), for example, deals bluntly with that film's artistic failure.
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The police would not be watching closely as they did in Cairns — just two police officers patrol the island, which has a single main road.
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But it is more important to focus on the second phase of a potential deal between the U.S. and China, said Rabobank strategist Matthew Cairns.
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In this audacious opera — for which Tom Cairns, the director of the production, wrote the libretto in collaboration with Mr. Adès — the music digs deep.
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