"It's all over here," Mr. Griffin said, pointing to cluster after cluster.
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Cluster A of atoms repeats at one frequency and Cluster B at another frequency.
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Hop off at Jinbu for the Mountain Cluster and Gangneung for the Coastal Cluster.
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But that last part, when Wolfgang and the rest of his cluster meet that other cluster?
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Virgo: the Virgo ClusterThe Virgo clusterImage: Chris Mihos (Case Western Reserve University)/ESOThere are thousands of galaxies in the Virgo cluster—the closest cluster of galaxies to our own Local Group cluster.
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The Mountain Cluster straddles Pyeongchang and Jeongseon counties, while the Coastal Cluster is in adjacent Gangneung district.
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Correction: Jax has been diagnosed with cluster B traits, not with cluster B, as the article initially stated.
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Amnesty said this was the first confirmed use of a British-manufactured cluster munitions since the adoption of the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions, which prohibits the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of cluster bombs.
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One of those simulations showed a galaxy cluster brushing by the Perseus cluster and displacing some of its gas.
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A special case of cluster sync is "remote synchronization," in which oscillators that are not directly linked nonetheless sync up, forming a cluster, while the oscillators in between them behave differently, typically syncing up with another cluster.
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"Customers no longer need to think about cluster size, and can allow the underlying cluster to respond to demand," Google says.
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Downtown Brooklyn Cluster Brooklyn Borough Hall & MetroTech Flatbush Avenue Atlatnic Avenue - Barclays Center Downtown Manhattan Cluster Overview World Trade Center City Hall Park Downtown Brooklyn Cluster Brooklyn Borough Hall & MetroTech Flatbush Avenue Atlatnic Avenue - Barclays Center Downtown Manhattan Cluster Overview World Trade Center City Hall Park Subway stations are generally considered to be places of utility.
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A couple of years ago, I discovered Cluster Busters, a ground that advocates the use of alternative (though, sadly, illegal) cluster treatments.
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With thousands of members, Cluster Busters offers a strong online community that helps cluster sufferers seek relief from their condition through psychedelics.
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Here are some facts about cluster munitions and efforts to end their use around the world: (Sources: Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, Convention on Cluster Munitions, United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs) Reporting by Pietro Lombardi; Editing by Katie Nguyen.
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Perhaps one of the most opulent creations from Fallen Furniture is this Cluster Bombs Drink Cabinet, made from a MK1 practice cluster bomb.
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"The cluster belonged to a new user, and most of the money in this user's cluster came directly from Bitfinex," the paper adds.
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Students can access basic Databricks functionality including creating a micro cluster, playing with the cluster management tool and creating a notebook and dashboard.
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Cluster munitions alone caused 266 known casualties in 21991, more than twice the toll of the previous year, according to Cluster Munition Monitor.
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Hitomi's final observations were of the Perseus Cluster, a galaxy cluster 240 million light years away with a supermassive black hole at its center.
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On the Kubernetes project, he worked on core features and early design decisions involving networking, storage, node, multi-cluster, resource isolation and cluster sharing.
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A disease cluster or infection cluster is a group of similar health events that have occurred in the same area around the same time.
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The 2017 policy change stated that newly produced cluster munitions must have a dud rate of 2000 percent or less, but left open the use of older cluster munitions with higher dud rates, which allowed the United States to maintain its large cluster-munitions stockpile.
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This region is called the Coma galaxy cluster, and the spiral on the right, called D269, is no match for the gravity of the cluster.
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This region is called the Coma galaxy cluster, and the spiral on the right, called D100, is no match for the gravity of the cluster.
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"The natal star cluster of LAMOST-HVS1 may be an undiscovered young massive cluster near the Norma spiral arm," the team wrote in the study.
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Interestingly, this area happens to contain a galaxy-rich cluster known as the Coma Cluster, which contributes at least 1,000 points of light to this image.
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They were discovered in a proto-cluster of galaxies, or a group of galaxies forming a cluster, 12 billion light-years away in the Aquarius constellation.
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Each cluster stores three identical copies of every bit that it contains, and multi-cluster replication can increase this number a theoretically infinite number of times.
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The panel's sighting of cluster munitions supports the findings of the U.N. Mine Action Service that the Sudanese Air Force has used RBK-3003 cluster bombs.
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This week, we gaze at a galaxy cluster that glows in x-ray light, then at a globular cluster that contains hundreds of thousands of stars.
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The findings were contained in the Cluster Munition Monitor, the group's annual report on adherence to the Convention on Cluster Munitions, the treaty that prohibits them.
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The digital instrument cluster is the highest point of the dashboard in the Porsche Taycan The digital instrument cluster is the highest point of the dashboard in the Porsche Taycan Inside the 16.8-inch cluster display, the driver will see three round instruments that display information.
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Enterprise clients can set up their own cluster, and keep all of their programs private on the Spell platform, rather than running tests on the public cluster.
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Incendiary munitions, cluster bombs detailed in report In addition to attacks on hospitals, the report points to the repeated use of incendiary munitions and cluster bombs by Russia.
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Their idea is essentially that billions of years ago, a smaller galaxy cluster brushed up against the Perseus cluster, causing Perseus' supply of interstellar gas to "slosh" around.
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Cluster bombs claim Save the Children called Friday for an end to the reported use of cluster munitions in Aleppo, saying they posed a particular danger to children.
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The lower section is visually separated from the main body of the instrument cluster by a "trench," and it appears to float in front of the instrument cluster.
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He received multiple decorations and awards including the Air Medal, Army Commendation Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster and the Army Achievement Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster.
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Cancer cluster defined To be considered a cancer cluster, a group of cancer cases must meet various criteria, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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When Japanese researchers mimicked the main population centres surrounding Tokyo using a series of oat clusters, the way slime mould moved from cluster to cluster replicated Tokyo's railway system.
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This massive cluster was first discovered in 1958 (hence the last two numbers in its name) and was first thought to be a single cluster—just an especially large one.
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This massive cluster was first discovered in 216 (hence the last two numbers in its name) and was first thought to be a single cluster—just an especially large one.
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By observing X-ray emissions coming from a cluster of galaxies 250 million light years away, Hitomi measured just how fast interstellar gases moved between the galaxies within the cluster.
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Except for a single 2009 strike in Yemen, the United States has not used cluster bombs since 19733, and has not budgeted funds to acquire new cluster munitions since 2007.
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Scientists working with NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory and other teams now think that the wave of gas seen in the Perseus galaxy cluster was created when a smaller cluster of galaxies "grazed" the Perseus cluster sometime in its past, causing some of its gas to "slosh" around, NASA said in a statement.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than 400 people were killed by cluster bombs in 2015, most of them in conflict-hit Syria, Yemen and Ukraine, according to the Cluster Munition Coalition.
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They'll need at least five needles in a cluster (a sign that they are healthy), while those with only two or three needles in a cluster will be prohibited from entry.
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One arms-trade analyst and proponent of the cluster-munition ban, Jeff Abramson of the Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, said the Pentagon should not field any new submunitions at all.
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Use of incendiary weapons in areas where there are concentrations of civilians is banned under the Convention on Conventional Weapons, while cluster bombs are banned under the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
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Although the majority of occupations were part of a cluster that was similar to their SOC category, there were some points that fell into a different cluster on the vocation map.
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WATCH: What's Next for Princess Charlotte Princess Margaret's Aquamarine and Diamond Cluster Ring Princess Margaret's aquamarine and diamond cluster ring was sold at auction in 2006 for nearly $53,000 after her death.
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"Although Sudan is not a signatory to the Cluster Munition Convention, it has previously denied either possessing or using cluster munitions," the panel said in its report, seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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In 2015, cluster bombs killed 417 people, more than a third of them children, the Cluster Munition Coalition said, adding that the actual number of casualties was likely to be much higher.
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Department of Defense documentation obtained by Human Rights Watch and cited in their cluster munition survey shows that Egypt possessed 1,300 Rockeye cluster bombs, containing 321,000 Mk-118 submunitions, as of 2007.
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Hubble was taking snapshots of a globular star cluster NGC 6752, which is 13,000 light-years away in the Milky Way's halo, when it spotted a dwarf galaxy behind the crowded cluster.
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"The suffering is still continuing and civilians continue to be the predominant victims of cluster bombs," said Jeff Abramson, program manager at Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, which is part of the coalition.
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The report's author, the Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, which provides research for the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and the Cluster Munition Coalition, did find signs of improvement in the United States.
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Some of the people have been placed in hotel rooms paid for by the city instead of being placed in cluster apartments; the city has not moved people from cluster apartments to hotels.
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If altruism can spread when altruists cluster together, then its opposite — spite, or harming another organism even when one gains no individual benefit from it — can also spread if spiteful organisms cluster together.
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Every DreamCompute cluster comes with 100GB of free block storage.
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The instrument cluster is only part of the company's redesign.
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Hoverboards cluster in various corners of the main Playground workspace.
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This photo shows the furthest away galaxy cluster yet seen.
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This seemingly disparate cluster of protests isn't all based online.
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A cluster of Palestinian villages is visible across the valley.
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The DEA came across a cluster of used car lots.
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"We call it the 'globular cluster opportunity,'" said Di Stefano.
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This accumulation of rights has become an economic cluster bomb.
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But that supernova was lensed by a cluster of galaxies.
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That's one reason we now have a thriving space cluster.
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A digital instrument cluster provides the basic information like speed.
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To his left, a small cluster of students shared answers.
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"It's a globular cluster of arborized realities," Dr. Mantleray says.
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Location of the Terzan 5 cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
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The Faroes, a remote cluster of rocks, are now cool.
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It makes sense that the cluster would be more accurate.
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In the past, minority ethnic groups tended to cluster together.
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"It's the sodium cluster salt inside celery juice," he claims.
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Meanwhile a newer cluster of oligarchs has entered the fray.
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Remember that Mexican reporter Raoul from the Angelica's first cluster?
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That's why a cluster of heat records are now falling.
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The analog-digital instrument cluster is crisp and bright and ...
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A cluster of six cases in Minnesota has prompted Sen.
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It found evidence that British cluster bombs had been used.
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Meet the Wild Duck Cluster, where 2,900 stars live together.
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That resulted in the treaties on cluster munitions, for example.
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The cluster changes its look depending on the drive mode.
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A 'cluster' of gestures shows a real feeling of connection.
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Alternatives to Kubernetes include Docker's Swarm container cluster management software.
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She opened it to find a cluster of police officers.
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Then we have Hamas, Hezbollah and a cluster of others.
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Personally, I understand my schizophrenia as a cluster of disorders.
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Carmakers and parts suppliers tend to cluster relatively close together.
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One after another, seemingly randomly throughout the cluster of launchpads.
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Russia is suspected of having dropped cluster bombs in Syria.
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Health officials say they are studying a possible cancer cluster.
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His subscribers are a small cluster of European investment funds.
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As Schopenhauer said, even porcupines cluster together when it's chilly.
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Cluster chords are dense and hazy, yet pungent with tension.
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For access to the Mountain Cluster, scout westward in Wonju.
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Were you surprised when galleries started to cluster in SoHo?
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You can still cluster legacy speakers together for multiroom audio.
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But those who criticise Jews cluster on the far right.
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But the app cluster is still available at the end.
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At the office, the cluster felt like a funeral home.
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The cluster is 100 percent always still up and available.
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A small cluster of mud houses stood along the hill.
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Medicare's Quality Payment Program is just another cluster of boulders.
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Someone asked about a cluster of spikes on the graph.
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The 1990s called and they want their instrument cluster back.
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That same cell cluster can make more genetically matched animals.
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Soviet cluster munitions are not the only ones littering Afghanistan.
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The United States provided those cluster bombs to the Saudis.
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Buddhist homes cluster in the northern part of the village.
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The cluster of hummed sounds became richly trembling and resonant.
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At its center was his mark, a cluster of hearts.
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One subset of the menace, cluster munitions, is singularly vicious.
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Like a smart version of the military's controversial cluster bomb.
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But due to their severity, cluster headaches are particularly debilitating.
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The most recent version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the clinical bible of psychological conditions, lists ten types of personality disorders, broken into three groups, called clusters: Cluster A (odd, bizarre, eccentric): Paranoid PD, Schizoid PD, Schizotypal PD Cluster B (dramatic, erratic): Antisocial PD, Borderline PD, Histrionic PD, Narcissistic PD Cluster C (anxious, fearful): Avoidant PD, Dependent PD, Obsessive-Compulsive PD In outpatient practice, we mostly see patients in cluster B. But personality disorders lie on a spectrum.
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"Given the fact that the security researcher found the cluster, we informed the users who would most likely be on the top of frequent search results on all indices of the cluster," said Stahl.
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In addition to her door knocker ring, she wore 30.60-carat cluster diamond-and-spinel drop earrings (valued at $235,000), a 44.03-carat vintage cluster diamond bracelet and a 31.59-carat splash diamond bracelet.
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"Cluster munitions pose significant dangers to civilians for two principal reasons: their impact at the time of use and their deadly legacy," the Cluster Munition Coalition said in the preface to its 2017 report.
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Increased mortality rates due to chronic respiratory diseases were observed in a prominent cluster of counties in eastern Kentucky and West Virginia and in a second cluster in southeastern Colorado, according to the new study.
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I am now declaring that the recent cluster of microcephaly and other neurological abnormalities reported in Latin America following a similar cluster in French Polynesia in 2014 constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.
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Pentagon spokesman Tom Crosson acknowledged it has been years since the U.S. military has used any significant amount of cluster munitions and the new Pentagon policy puts emphasis on eventually shifting to safer cluster munitions.
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"Although the cluster headache market is much smaller than the migraine market, it is a high unmet need, and Lilly should be able to leverage its positive cluster headache data to differentiate Emgality," Arfaei said.
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The C6 also features a HUD and an electronic instrument cluster.
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In the foreground, this image shows the galaxy cluster Abell 43.
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In the foreground, this image shows the galaxy cluster Abell 2744.
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These new cases seem to cluster around late spring and summer.
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But to have a cluster like that is a bit unusual.
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The Virgo cluster includes galaxies like M5003, M86, M87, M88, etc.
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Using tweezers, dip a cluster of individual lashes into the glue.
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The cluster of benchmark results under 2,500 when running iOS 10.2.
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Now, rather than a chronological arrangement, the icons cluster by color.
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Recent college grads like to cluster around people their own age.
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It's going to need a cluster made up of 3 servers.
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The heart is cleverly concealed in a cluster of magenta flamingos.
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Cluster apartments are not cheap and are often in poor condition.
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It's just that he's an unknown, and the legends cluster quickly.
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Crime does not occur randomly across cities; it tends to cluster.
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Kendall Jenner's BFF cluster of models isn't just #squadgoals, it's #squadnamegoals.
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The beautifully crowded star cluster Messier 68, via ESA/Hubble & NASA.
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A cluster of planets will converge in your sign today, Pisces!
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But are there exceptions to this cluster of "nice" personality traits?
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Wolfgang subsequently learns how to "visit" a sensate from another cluster.
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This is Messier 2, a globular cluster 55,873 light years away.
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This is Messier 2, a globular cluster 55,000 light years away.
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Altogether, this cluster generates about £8.5 billion ($12.1 billion) a year.
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Have them improve public transit, because pokémon cluster on train platforms.
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Rooms start at $199 a night (book with cluster code LPR).
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In May, the Pentagon stopped delivering cluster munitions to Saudi Arabia.
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The Saudi government has denied using cluster bombs in populated areas.
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And then the rest of the field is a messy cluster.
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That boost is tracked via a dial in the instrument cluster.
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There is a cluster of nine teams with only one loss.
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There's a catch: Similarly situated zip codes tend to cluster together.
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Why are there a cluster of lines partially obscuring his face?
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Those who began in one cluster would tend to stay there.
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Data points for items in a cluster may have similar characteristics.
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Stool samples helped isolate the strain and point to a cluster.
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This will be the fastest AI computing cluster in the world.
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But progress is largely limited to a small cluster of neighborhoods.
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Groups tend to cluster together, giving rise to friction and stereotyping.
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They were seeing a cluster of patients with E. coli infections.
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Naoshima is the most popular of the islands in the cluster.
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A cop encouraged a cluster of pedestrians to keep going east.
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When their cluster is poked with a finger, it bounces back.
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The department did not specifically identify the location of the cluster.
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Nearby, a cluster of homes forms a neighborhood around Todd's Pond.
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People in the community were concerned that another cluster might start.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Does the C in CBS stand for cluster[expletive]?
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Walking out, I fell in with a cluster of despairing fans.
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Well, it's something I've taken to calling the Four-Way Cluster.
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He has a cluster of loyal right-wing websites like Breitbart.
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The CCM prohibits the use, stockpiling, and transfer of cluster munitions.
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On Thursday, investors were greeted by a cluster of new data.
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Boczek pointed at a cluster of small specks on the map.
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On one side, the house overlooks a cluster of neighboring homes.
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Unlike migraines, patients with cluster headaches feel agitated, driven to move.
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The cluster of new Astor Place buildings have brought Midtown downtown.
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At the center of the cluster is one massive spiral galaxy called the Abell 2597 Brightest Cluster Galaxy, which features a black hole at its center that's some 300 million times the mass of our Sun.
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Our sun actually may have started off as a member of a cluster like Messier 18 — known as an open cluster — before drifting off to do its own thing in a different part of the galaxy.
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Human rights groups have reported the use of American, British and Brazilian-made cluster munitions by Saudi Arabia and its allies in the war in Yemen and Egypt's use of cluster bombs in the Sinai Peninsula.
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The company argues that it only takes five minutes to set up a Kubernetes cluster this way, for example (though I would take this number with a grain of salt — especially if you're deploying your first cluster).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The euro zone should be split into two with a strong cluster around Germany and a weak cluster including France, the co-leader of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party Joerg Meuthen said.
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"This is an excellent example of how Cluster continues to extend our knowledge of the Sun-Earth connection, even years after the original data was obtained," said Philippe Escoubet, ESA project scientist for Cluster, in a statement.
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Cluster munitions contain submunitions, or bomblets, that disperse widely and kill indiscriminately.
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The cluster might sound far away, but it's literally our galactic neighbor.
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Other facilities can be much more sparse, resembling a cluster of kiosks.
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They initialized the qubits to a superposition of all possible cluster assignments.
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All the new cases were linked to the chalet cluster, officials said.
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The innovators are transforming the entire delta into an advanced manufacturing cluster.
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Inside, three separate screens make up the instrument cluster and infotainment unit.
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Cluster headaches are rare and painful, occurring in clusters or cyclical patterns.
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A cluster of millennials dug into the German-style strategy classic Carcassonne.
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In Mockingjay part one and two, the districts are left a cluster.
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Beyond the digital instrument cluster is a horizontal 10.9-inch central display.
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A cluster of empty iron vessels are fused together at the intersection.
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Previously, astronomers believed that galaxies formed and pulled themselves into cluster structures.
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In other words, it turned the instrument cluster into a digital screen.
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Information on the gauge cluster is presented differently depending on the mode.
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On the right lies cluster UKS 1, on the left VVV CL001.
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A $25,2180 pink diamond cluster pair of earrings are $2800,9653 a week.
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There is a silver cross and a cluster of giant chess pieces.
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The unexploded cluster bombs have injured or killed more than 20,000 people.
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Hawkeye's first cluster of satellites has been in orbit since December 2018.
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And women cluster in occupations and industries that pay lower salaries overall.
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A different cluster of problems will shape the next round of talks.
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The streets and blocks where the specks cluster are the main focus.
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The more satellites were in the cluster, the more accurate the measurements.
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Outside of Scotland, Labour's voters tend to cluster in cities like London.
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Every cluster will include SQL Server, the Hadoop file system and Spark.
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The 5G cells are the cluster of boxes halfway up the device.
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The cluster raises the specter of a convention requiring a second ballot.
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In this cluster, there was a man named Todd who went rogue.
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Wolfgang, played by Max Riemelt, is the cluster victim of the season.
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Immediately the problem draws other Fixers and they cluster around the device.
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The thing she addressed looked to her like a cluster of mushrooms.
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Each village can be served by an unlicensed-band Wi-Fi cluster.
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After getting home, Landon fell asleep while cluster feeding and became unresponsive.
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The most prominent example of a successful cluster today is Silicon Valley.
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She peered inside, partially blocking entry with her cluster of colorful globes.
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In 1000, the Pleiades star cluster passed directly over the Big Island.
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One, "Late Last Night" (2015) suggests a cluster of anonymous yellow buildings.
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The first cluster of cases was in a Miami neighborhood called Wynwood.
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They found a cluster of stone bricks a block from the building.
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Fortunately, we each have a voice in creating the 21625 genius cluster.
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Diamonds Cluster Ring, $2,000, available at MejuriThin Band, $195, available at Mejuri
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The tachometer, of course, is front and center in the instrument cluster ...
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The only other large Latin cluster in London is also under threat.
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The problem occurs because unvaccinated people tend to cluster in certain locations.
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Writers used to cluster around magazines that were the hubs of movements.
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In recent years, city health workers homed in on the poisoning cluster.
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At one point, it had the largest Hadoop cluster in the world.
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Cluster bombs, a reality of war since the 1940s, are singularly nasty.
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Most of our meager stores of brown fat cluster around our kidneys.
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A cluster of cases at one nursing home have made Kirkland, Wash.
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Follow the crowds to the cluster of night life spots along Bahnhofstrasse.
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The same faceted surfaces that encourage people to cluster also support privacy.
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Seven deaths have been linked to the Lambeth House cluster, Billioux said.
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Another cluster of reports in December sent the stock down 3 percent.
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A cluster of these injured persons was moving wordlessly toward the outskirts.
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Cluster apartments have also posed a danger to those living in them.
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Since early 2016, the city has stopped using about 1,000 cluster apartments.
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Instead, they had just one or two of the cluster of mutations.
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To date, this remains the largest cluster of coronavirus outside of China.
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On the East Coast, a cluster has emerged in New York State.
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Next to a cluster of pines or a spot with a view?
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"As we're watching them, usually some thematic cluster will appear," Powers said.
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Public health experts are closely studying cluster cases in other Asian countries.
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More of the infant's head appeared, a slick cluster of black curls.
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The region now has the largest cluster of coronavirus patients outside China.
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A RACEME is a cluster of flowers on a shoot or stem.
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From the opening question, the crowded cluster of candidates running behind Sen.
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A cluster in the center of El Cajon voted for Mrs. Clinton.
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A cluster of lenses should not be put on a $1,000 phone.
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Robert Jones, chief executive of PRRI, said that fits a familiar established pattern: evangelicals tend to cluster behind whoever emerges as the Republican candidate in a given race—and cluster even more forcefully when that candidate wins office.
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In addition to announcing these numbers, the team also today launched a new open-source project that will join the company's existing stable of tools, like the cluster-recovery tool Ark and the Kubernetes cluster-monitoring tool Sonobuoy.
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Macron spoke after the co-leader of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party earlier told Reuters the euro zone should be split into two with a strong cluster around Germany and a weak cluster including France.
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For example, when you pull down from the top of the screen to view your notification center, all your iMessage notifications will show up in a cluster, and all your Instagram notifications will appear in a separate cluster.
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By the time they've assembled a new cluster of practical concentrations, an even newer cluster may be called for, and a set of job-specific skills picked up today may be obsolete less than a decade down the road.
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Instead, people tend to adopt the attitudes of the groups they cluster in.
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The floating infotainment screen has gotten even bigger, complimenting the digital gauge cluster.
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The imagery of an archipelago suggests a chain or a cluster of islands.
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The caked, magenta-hued cluster is Bosco Sodi's sculptural association with the spiritual.
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"Destroy R. Kelly," a woman separated from the rest of the cluster shouted.
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While NGC 1600 isn't exactly empty space, it's not the Coma Cluster either.
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Cluster two became Aepyornis hildebrandti and Aepyornis maximus, both using previously available names.
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Both the instrument cluster and navigation have been moved into one central hub.
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When politics is so polarised, people no longer cluster in the ideological middle.
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Looks back over her shoulder at cluster and lights a cigarette at intersection.
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Especially with Brexit looming, running down a successful commercial cluster looks like folly.
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"We could trace that whole development of this cluster of breeds," Parker says.
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The phrase "Global Britain" was deployed like a cluster bomb at the launch.
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Some organizations have even sought to prohibit employee personal travel to cluster areas.
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A cluster of boxy row houses huddle at one end of the block.
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But the Hamas men just moved to a cluster of cramped trailers nearby.
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Galaxy NGC 4569 shown in context to neighboring galaxies in the Virgo Cluster.
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A few dozen locals (mostly blokes) cluster round when he enters at 10.30am.
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The first cluster of cases was found in a Miami neighborhood called Wynwood.
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Inside, the usual analog gauge cluster has been replaced by a digital screen.
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He had noticed a curious cluster of psychological symptoms among some straight men.
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Reporters cluster around the usual suspects—James Harden, Trevor Ariza, and Clint Capela.
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Behold Trumpler 14, a dazzling star cluster located 8,000 light-years from Earth.
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He even identified a couple of candidate stars in the Scorpio Centauri cluster.
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You might find one in the place of the old analog instrument cluster.
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People with MD tend to cluster around one another perpetuating each other's delusions.
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Wolfgang goes for a walk, and finds himself visiting all of his cluster.
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Epic in that we see an entire cluster that is not our protagonists.
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"It's not going to turn into a cluster — we're going to solve it."
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Manufacturing tends to cluster in powerhouses such as Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.
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Luckily, she returns to Amsterdam shortly, where she reunites with her cluster-boyfriend.
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This is good news in the crowded, stellar neighborhood of a globular cluster.
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Mississippi suffers from a cluster of ills that make it an economic laggard.
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Several hundred people trickled out of the tiny cluster of hamlets and farmland.
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A cluster of fighters in Nangarhar, an eastern province, looks fairly well contained.
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On Thursday, a new cluster of Zika infections was reported in Miami Beach.
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The fact that a cluster of men lead the world merits no comment.
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What held America's first cluster together was a strong respected leader: George Washington.
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We have tried death by bunker busters and cluster bombs and incendiary weapons.
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Small groups of rhino cluster under thorn trees along the ranch's dirt roads.
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I was shot near the heart; a cluster of veins was blown apart.
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The use of cluster munitions and other indiscriminate weapons in civilian-populated areas.
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This just appears to be a cluster of conservatives who have been affected.
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The Landmine and Cluster Munitions Monitor identifies 57 countries as threatened by mines.
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The Seedrs office is in Old Street, the heart of London's tech cluster.
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Several others moved into a cluster of high-rise buildings in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Children's Books With each new season of children's books, subjects seem to cluster.
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"This allows us to have a head start in response to this cluster."
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The manatee heaved itself around, turning back toward the cluster of bright shapes.
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The hotel's three buildings cluster around the corner of State and Mason Streets.
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But no activation date has been specified for this cluster of products yet.
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Most cases are linked to a cluster around the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.
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Most cases are linked to a cluster around the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.
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The first missile missed the vehicle but hit his cluster of makeshift huts.
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There's also a small cluster of dead pixels on the S20 Ultra's screen.
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That cluster of wins, he said, had put the Democratic establishment on edge.
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Likewise, rapum is the partially translated Latin for a cluster of tuberlike roots.
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Another cluster emerged in Vo Euganeo, a hamlet in the neighboring Veneto region.
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The complex has been blamed for a cancer cluster in the surrounding community.
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Another cluster emerged in Vo Euganeo, a hamlet in the neighboring Veneto region.
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The instrument cluster — a thin, curved LCD panel — replaces the usual gauge binnacle.
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He takes himself, beats the wall, but finds a cluster of red shirts.
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Like an infectious grenade, they can set off a sudden cluster of illnesses.
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These narratives cluster around several issues: ■ Public confidence or the lack of it.
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Some, but not all, see clues in a cluster of infections in Germany.
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It is in a cluster of frequently erupting volcanoes in the eastern Aleutians.
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White families largely cluster in a handful of schools with a progressive bent.
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Other photographic evidence points to the use of incendiary munitions and cluster bombs.
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The Southern Baptist Convention occupies an impressive cluster of buildings in downtown Nashville.
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Also new for 2021 is a fully digital, configurable 12.3-inch instrument cluster.
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Does the lack of an instrument cluster behind the steering wheel seem strange?
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In the cluster of contenders chasing UConn, that alone makes Washington stand out.
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GM said the vehicle's diagnostic system will not illuminate the instrument cluster alert.
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Otherwise, with the galaxies moving so fast, a cluster would simply fly apart.
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GM said the vehicle's diagnostic system will not illuminate the instrument cluster alert.
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He sat on a chair in the semidarkness under a cluster of microphones.
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The instrument cluster and multifunction, leather-wrapped steering wheel are nothing new, but ...
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The commodities trading team sent flowers, a tightly packed cluster of white orchids.
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Similarly, the UK's major export industry is the financial services cluster in London.
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There's a cluster of planets in your sign, Capricorn, and you're feeling energized.
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