Just as they are geographically clustered, emissions are also clustered in a relatively small number of sectors.
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Some people on Twitter are saying the clustered camera pattern triggers their trypophobia — a fear of clustered holes.
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But in recent decades our political parties have become sharply distinct, with liberals clustered in the Democratic Party and conservatives clustered in the Republican Party.
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They found that while the highest rates of double breast removals were generally clustered in the Midwest, the highest rates of breast reconstruction afterward were generally clustered in the Northeast.
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" Natürlich ," Claire said, the last, clustered consonant a whisper.
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The whites of the eyes are clustered with red hemorrhages.
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The states are mostly homogenous, and clustered in the West,
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He points to the raised bumps clustered around the bottom.
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There were many varieties, but their locations were heavily clustered.
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Galaxies appear to be highly clustered, revealing superclusters and voids.
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Words were exchanged and both teams clustered near the basket.
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Many of them are clustered in state and national capitals.
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Disco music played, and guests danced or clustered around couches.
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All of us were clustered by the blinds peeking out.
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Traditionally, choruses are clustered in sections: soprano, alto, tenor, bass.
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Elizabeth Warren all clustered at the top of the field.
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However, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are often clustered, she said.
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The homeless people clustered in tents along the railroad tracks.
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But people there live tightly clustered within the city limits.
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Why are there microscopic artworks clustered inside every living thing?
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The Nasdaq clustered around the upper trend-line until January 2016.
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He spotted cop cars clustered around a brick and iron gate.
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They are clustered together on one end of a long wall.
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CRISPR (pronounced crisper) stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
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Clustered together are people who constantly tweet and retweet each other.
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Financial services and online gaming companies are clustered in the territory.
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However, the estimates tend to be small and clustered around zero.
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The lines are both clustered together and isolated from each other.
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The laundry hamper overflowed, bags of trash clustered in the kitchen.
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Three victims, all men, were found clustered near a Christmas tree.
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Trypophobes can be physically affected by seeing images of clustered holes.
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And now the pieces were clustered thickly in the mid-section.
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Asians are clustered in California, Washington, and other already-won states.
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The Nasdaq clustered around the upper trend line until January, 2016.
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Most of those new apartments are clustered in just two projects.
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So 80D, "clustered," is actually I [NACL] UMP — IN A CLUMP.
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The teenagers, clustered in teams, chose from four categories: S.T.D./S.
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One video showed some of the rats clustered on the dashboard.
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Moreover, participants in the program remain unevenly distributed, clustered in cities.
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Dressy couples held up cocktails and clustered under the bar's roof.
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The honeybees are especially easy targets when clustered in their hives.
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When Mukunda compared those scores with widely accepted rankings of Presidential performance, he found that heavily filtered Presidents clustered around the middle of the rankings, while unfiltered Presidents clustered near both the bottom and the top.
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The network of smaller clubs clustered around 47th Street is gone, too.
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The middle leg bones clustered into three distinct groups without the subgrouping.
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SNPs lowering educational attainment were particularly clustered in former coal-mining areas.
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Group One clustered around a statement that wanted to flatly ban Uber.
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Those who were most open to experience clustered in Hackney and Islington.
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Clustered around the pond will be an assortment of odd, slimy lumps.
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As jobs and talent have clustered, expertise has spilled over urban boundaries.
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They were called "clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats" — Crispr for short.
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Empty Arrowhead water bottles are clustered around the plaque like prayer candles.
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Our survey results found that certain political ideologies clustered around particular coins.
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Options open interest is also often clustered around such big-number levels.
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Arab areas, clustered around the city's old centre, are haphazard and dilapidated.
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Pediatricians with higher educational levels clustered in more developed and urban regions.
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But the ensembles, which are fairly tightly clustered, betray the greater uncertainty.
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Homes were smaller and clustered, land use efficient, and transit issues minimized.
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Research indicates that female law students are clustered in lower-ranked schools.
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Other men clustered around him — peddlers, truck dispatchers, factory supervisors, cleaners, butchers.
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Students line the aisles, and a group is clustered in the hall.
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They're all kind of clustered in that area, the ones I recommend.
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They're clustered in the center, likely planning for the big reveal next week.
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People with pre-existing conditions would likely be clustered in high-risk pools.
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In the case of Llanocetus however, the grooves were clustered around tooth sockets.
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In other years, the fires have clustered in a single state or province.
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Earthquakes were tightly clustered in both space and time near hydraulic fracturing sites.
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The bursts don't come at regular intervals, but are instead clustered in time.
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Many of them were older folk or clustered in the Highlands and islands.
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Overall, the poorest states are clustered in the Rust Belt and Deep South.
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These returns to scale create fewer, superstar firms clustered in fewer, superstar places.
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In Chicago, blacks and whites live clustered in separate parts of the city.
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The Twenty, a clustered cocktail bar in Williamsburg, is barely two years old.
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Situated across the street, they're clustered around a gorgeously landscaped pool and fountain.
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New Fairfield's downtown is clustered around the intersection of Routes 39 and 37.
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The more they are clustered together, the higher the confidence in the forecast.
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I sat inside, beside three young women clustered around a table over drinks.
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Afrormosia is like a history book, its clustered presence indicating a past disturbance.
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They were clustered in groups of four or five, usually around a child.
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The others clustered around the piano, many with their own keyboards and guitars.
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In one room, people clustered around a figure in a red basketball jersey.
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Highly tactile, the clustered swirls pulsate and undulate in their piled-up form.
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They gave these sequences a name: Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats — or CRISPR.
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Kabul has dozens of wedding halls, mainly clustered along the road from the airport.
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Gray hair clustered at the temples in men over age 45, regardless of ethnicity.
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They then clustered similar memes by community, and studied how patterns evolved over time.
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Both diplomats, tellingly, clustered their activity most heavily in the same place: Western Europe.
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Democrats tend to live clustered in cities, while Republicans sprawl across more heterogenous districts.
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Despite the free range of choices, results clustered around a small number of themes.
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Black Africans, who had been among the most clustered, are spreading out especially quickly.
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It's more like a game of billiards, with a bunch of balls clustered together.
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These thinkers clustered around Howard University in the 1930s and '40s, hence the name.
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The cities impacted most severely in the new estimates were clustered in coastal Asia.
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By analyzing my own writing, I can see that I often use clustered nouns.
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It turns out the majority of working payphones are clustered on West End Ave.
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The clustered cognitive-heavy jobs earn higher wages, while manual jobs are lower-paying.
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They clustered in studios, set up live positions and gathered in a giant hall.
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Jeff Sagarin's system has nine teams clustered between a rating of 23 and 25.
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The women clustered together and began jumping, their bells ringing out, their horns blasting.
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So they clustered together, wearing their best coats, their faces both eager and intimidated.
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They recorded 156 carcasses they believed to be poached, clustered at five hot spots.
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But researchers have found that tornadoes are increasingly clustered in short periods of time.
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Arranged according to their properties, the particles clustered in groups of eight and 22007.
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Everyone else was clustered right at or below the 15 percent delegate threshold level.
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Clustered, layered and stacked — these earrings, rings and bracelets glitter most brightly in groups.
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He waved over several fellow technicians, who clustered around Pierre and fussed over him.
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Tourists clustered at corners, unwilling to move until there was a proper walk signal.
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Metrophiles clustered by the openings to the tunnels and filmed the trains coming in.
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Forsaken houses are clustered together, one next to the other along the same roads.
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An average of national surveys shows Biden, Warren and Sanders clustered at the top.
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The personality that has clustered on the right grows out of heightened threat response.
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Will they be in the same places, or clustered together in already well-off cities?
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Biden has been clustered with a number of his higher-polling competitors, including Sanders, Sen.
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Clustered together by hyperlinks, they form solar systems, star clusters, and galaxies of related information.
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Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat — they all started with geographically clustered groups of users and grew naturally.
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We'll also remember the diamond-clustered perfection of Young Thug and Future's 2012-2016 runs.
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Dragonstrike can wipe out a tightly clustered enemy team if you line it up right.
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A series of aftershocks followed, with magnitudes ranging from 3.1 to 4.9, clustered near Lincoln.
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Responses for 220-22016 are tightly clustered, while expectations for 2021-2023 exhibit more variation.
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Obama noted that Democratic voters are often clustered in urban areas and on the coasts.
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Perhaps the most nakedly neopatrimonial regimes in the world today are clustered together in Eurasia.
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But it also has pockets of real deprivation, mainly clustered on estates in the north.
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Would it be comprised of a diverse, urban coalition clustered around cosmopolitan, white-collar cities?
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Six teams entered the final weekend clustered near the top, all separated by one win.
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Rentals, which will be clustered on eight lower floors, will be awarded via a lottery.
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Justice Barrett weighed each request individually, sometimes after hearing from lawyers clustered around his bench.
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Contractors in yellow vests clustered outside a green-painted plywood wall encasing the ground floor.
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When I stopped by, moms clustered with toddlers in a bright corner of the library.
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The patients live all over the state and are not clustered in a single area.
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Responses for 2020-703 are tightly clustered, while expectations for 2023-24 exhibit more variation.
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Surveys of voters in Iowa and New Hampshire showed Biden atop a clustered Democratic field.
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Decades of overzealous fire protection have left them choked with closely clustered, small-diameter trees.
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What if the top candidates are clustered together, separated by only a few percentage points?
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Paraders in pastels clustered most thickly around St. Patrick's Cathedral, between 50th and 51st Streets.
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The Great House has 11 rooms, all of which are clustered around a common area.
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Responses for 2020-703 are tightly clustered, while expectations for 2023-24 exhibit more variation.
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She keeps recent photos clustered in the spare room where I sleep when I visit.
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The pins were clustered in and around the towns of Bowie and Crofton in Maryland.
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Ms. Collins had clustered with the other two "no" Republicans, waiting to cast their votes.
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Start-ups clustered in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, an area known as Silicon Alley.
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Many of those killings have been clustered in neighborhoods like East New York and Brownsville.
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Clinton voters clustered in the lower left corner: liberal on both economic and identity issues.
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Answers varied considerably in their details and emphasis, but they clustered around three basic principles.
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But they're clustered in cities, according to the group, and San Francisco has the highest concentration.
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The higher the location quotient, the more clustered a workforce is in a single geographic area.
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Toshiba's production is mostly in Japan, while Micron's is clustered in the United States and Singapore.
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The thigh bones clustered into three distinct groups, with one group appearing to have two subgroups.
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The statue was reconstructed from hundreds of pieces found clustered together beneath an ancient water fountain.
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Majority of the top cities are clustered in the Midwest, including Detroit, Michigan, and Columbus, Ohio.
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But according to NASA, for reasons scientist cannot yet explain, the tightly clustered cyclones remain distinct.
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After dinner, head to one of the many music and entertainment venues clustered in Fountain Square.
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Chairs are clustered around a flat-screen TV streaming an image of a flickering log fire.
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Senators have been clustered in large groups on the floor talking about what is to come.
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The optimists tend to be technologists and venture capitalists, and many are clustered in technology hubs.
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Tap on the clustered contacts at the top and the FaceTime icon will appear beneath it.
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The Alliance's eight teams, clustered in the Southeast and Southwest, began play after the Super Bowl.
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Corkscrew-shaped metal shafts, once used for stirring sugar, are clustered like a grove of saplings.
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Clinton except two were clustered in the state's northwest corner, in Seattle and its neighboring counties.
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In terms of politics, they are as tightly clustered as just about any demographic in America.
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Hundreds of smaller homes, built as summer cottages in the 753s, are clustered around Candlewood Lake.
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It's true that the trades, clustered in the AFL-CIO's Energy Committee, can hold outsize sway.
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Hundreds of people are clustered around Freeport's airport, trying to get on any vessel they can.
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Even in the United States, an immigrant nation, politics have long clustered around demographic in-groups.
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The poor are increasingly clustered together outside newly thriving central cities, and thus out of sight.
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The remaining sectors are clustered around the 9 percent return on the broad S&P 500.
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It's a string of upscale cafes clustered around the mall's main attraction, a restaurant called Trumpet.
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These can be seen clustered around the low tide line of a mudflat or sandy beach.
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The actions in it are clustered around the theme of undoing efforts to address climate change.
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Snow-flocked Adirondack chairs clustered around open fires near a food truck serving beef shank tacos.
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Most of the neurons clustered within it are tuned to perceive motion from back-to-front.
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Clustered around East Castle Heights Avenue is Van Houten's Landing, a compact National Register historic district.
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After taking in the scenic countryside, continue south for about an hour to these clustered battlefields.
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Heart issues seem to be particularly clustered around the Mississippi River and reaching west to Oklahoma.
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Democrats are more narrowly clustered in major metropolitan areas and coastal states, where they have supermajorities.
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Most Brexit supporters clustered by the MPs' entrance to shout or wave signs at passing politicians.
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That kind of network isn't available in Indonesia and is clustered in major cities instead, Kwik said.
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On the final map, Nepal, Fnatic was clustered on the point and sucked into InternetHulk's Gravitron Surge.
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There are boxing gyms clustered throughout New York City, and ClassPass offers sessions at 183 of them.
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They are influenced not only by Saturn's gravity but -- because they are so closely clustered -- each other's.
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Like StoneMor, Service Corp also made acquisitions to grow, but clustered assets, allowing cost-saving central management.
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Beyond Mr. Trump, four Republicans were clustered together, each receiving less than 20 percent of the vote.
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If he cannot win outright, a clustered result with no clear champion might be the best outcome.
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The new and best-paying jobs are clustered in cities like San Francisco, New York and Seattle.
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The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around Dover, New Hampshire.
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These primitive eukaryotes, dubbed "Gabonionta" by the authors, clustered together en masse, forming a slug-like shape.
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Le Pen has led most of the polls, though surveys show four candidates clustered at the top.
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Lookout and the EFF found that the test devices appeared to be clustered in the Beirut building.
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Bodies were strewn up and down the block, with groups clustered around each one seeking to help.
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Seabirds clustered above the same patch of water, interested in the fishy breakfast being stirred up there.
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Our intelligentsia obviously does have a conservative wing, mostly clustered in think tanks rather than on campuses.
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The exit polls are not good at measuring clustered groups, as the exit pollsters have long acknowledged.
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According to their research, the five best states for working moms are largely clustered in the Northeast.
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Several clustered kilowatt units could provide enough electricity to power a lunar base or a Mars outpost.
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Three things ruled the hot, intimate shops clustered in town: quality, attention, and pride in one's work.
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One Sunday in March, a throng of artists, actors and writers clustered in the museum's main auditorium.
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It was a balanced diet, indeed: Clustered below were the Latinos, women, white male politicians — including Mrs.
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And surprisingly, he saw dozens of specks of pollen, some even clustered in clumps, alongside the beetle.
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In another watercolor, orange and red brushstrokes are short and clustered together to form an irregular shape.
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Every once in a while they clustered to scrutinize a dancer from another team while she performed.
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At the same time, researchers have found that tornadoes are increasingly clustered in short periods of time.
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America has 169 active volcanoes, mainly clustered in the West — in Hawaii, Alaska, Wyoming, Washington, and California.
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At the Shifa hospital, relatives clustered around the beds of dozens of young men with leg wounds.
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At the time, there were 6,000 coronavirus cases in China, mostly clustered in the city of Wuhan.
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Houston has so many tightly clustered chemical facilities, you can't even see them all on a map.
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One minute he is sweetly singing; the next, bleating; then he is rapping in tightly clustered sneezes.
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There are 20 hand-washing stations placed throughout the city, with many clustered in the city center.
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Homeless students are also clustered geographically — last year, more than 40 percent attended schools in the Bronx.
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Social and political attitudes were powerfully correlated: liberals clustered with liberals, and orthodoxy was twinned with orthodoxy.
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The government has not been able to locate the origin of the outbreak clustered in northern Italy.
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The banks and trading houses clustered in its gleaming skyscrapers provided a way to secure foreign money.
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Many were clustered inside the terminal, which was cast in semidarkness because of an island-wide blackout.
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Indulge this by ferrying around Canada's Gulf Islands, clustered between the British Columbia mainland and Vancouver Island.
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The pale violet sphere-shaped bloom is actually composed of myriad tiny bell-shaped blossoms clustered together.
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His towering bronze tree trunks were clustered on the concrete floor, an unexpected indoor thicket in metal.
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Stars are born in stellar nurseries, where they are clustered together and often result in violent collisions.
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Perhaps 100 tents are clustered under the ironwork subway overpass at Jaurès, by the Canal St. Martin.
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Physicians then mapped and monitored how the virus clustered to manage the outbreak and prevent future cases.
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Trump voters clustered in the upper middle: conservative on identity issues, and somewhat conservative on economic issues.
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But at ethanol concentrations of 45 percent, ethanol clustered at the surface of the drink, along with guaiacol.
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A new invention called clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats ("CRISPR") makes these changes cheap, easy, and accurate.
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This might also explain why the Tawaki breeding range is clustered along the southern coastlines of New Zealand.
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"Giant gold ornaments look cool in the big trees—or clustered around the bottom with presents," she says.
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This is what the 4-year-olds called her as they clustered in the corners of the playground.
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Word spread quickly, and the recreational players clustered in front of the nearest television to watch his performance.
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The ones correlated with educational attainment were clustered in regions having to do with the central nervous system.
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The band of self-interested survivors clustered around the prime minister are not paragons of consistency or principle.
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The USGS defines them as simply a bunch of small earthquakes clustered around the same locale and time.
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Self-Destruct, the mech's Ultimate, can easily wipe out a clustered enemy team in a matter of seconds.
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The circles are also clustered together (here in shades of grey, orange and blue), which signifies story lines.
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Outside, the bullets ripped into the throng clustered at the edge of the floor by the men's room.
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Pay in low-wage sectors, on the other hand, is clustered close together at the bottom for everyone.
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From the sky, I could see black smudges, clustered circles in the sand—remnants of burned-out villages.
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This decade-old diaspora from Morgan Stanley clustered around one deal underscores the changing market for merger advice.
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Dozens of doctors clustered the sidewalks, while seven doctors lay on the ground in front of the barriers.
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This is what the peak of the cycle actually looks like: high sales clustered around a standout year.
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On the Verge Clustered around the gritty borough of Hackney, one close-knit group is shaping our future.
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The Rockies gave out Mark Reynolds T-shirts to 235 fans clustered in a section in left-center.
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In the postwar period, clustered in the South, they found that their chief ethnic allies were far away.
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Clustered on the couch back in the dressing room at the Greek, the girls are upbeat but reflective.
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Donkeys clustered in a paddock near the Abusir pyramids, one of several pyramid groupings that dot the area.
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Many of the pricier houses are clustered northeast of downtown, in the Middlesex Avenue-Woodwild Park Historic District.
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For example, at the intersection at 863D and 87A, what entry could mean "clustered," and appear as __ SALT __ __ __?
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Thousands of bodies lined roadsides afterward, or lay clustered in homes and even lodged in bushes and trees.
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First: Students are clustered together in close proximity — coughing, sharing utensils and beverages, kissing, and touching dirty surfaces.
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At the Hidden Figures on the Hill event, staffers clustered to capture their good time with a selfie.
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Some clustered around volunteer American lawyers who arrived at the shelter to explain the basics of asylum law.
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The Secret Service agents clustered around him, ushered him toward the armored limo idling outside at the curb.
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Growth in e-commerce jobs like marketing and engineering, while strong, is clustered around larger cities far away.
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Most companies are clustered close to the diagonal line that represents ARR and capital raised matching each other.
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Democratic-leaning voters are clustered in major metropolitan areas, which makes many legislative districts and states tilt Republican.
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Bare light bulbs hang intermittently from the ceiling by their cords, like the clustered grapes in the valley.
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The hardware start-ups tend to be clustered in urban settings like San Francisco, Boston and New York.
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Most commerce is clustered in the Second Street Marketplace, a sprawling group of restaurants and big-box stores.
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Likewise in Little Italy, Sicilians clustered near Elizabeth Street while Neapolitans and Calabrians kept company along Mulberry Street.
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As firms have clustered together in China, Asia as a whole has become a more powerful manufacturing region.
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Which is why we'll go further, starting with the deep-pocketed elite universities clustered around our bloated megalopolises.
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For local Afghans, clustered in tiny mud-brick houses, it's those very US planes that inspire the most fear.
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Originally, they clustered around Baton Rouge and New Orleans, but they soon began to spread out along the river.
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Early development of Cheviot Hills was clustered around the area west of Motor Avenue, which still bisects the neighborhood.
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A group of contestants clustered around that one guy, who's issuing commands while he sways lazily in the breeze.
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They clustered around the former prime minister of Pakistan and jabbered reports into smartphones held out on selfie-sticks.
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If you were to meet Ophelia Gregory, you'd think that the good fairies must have clustered around her cradle.
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Torres' images of monarch butterflies clustered together on tree branches and trunks for the winter are quite simply incredible.
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Black and Latinx employees are largely clustered ("segregated" would be an unkind way of saying it) into customer service.
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Carving out the 10 acres for the order made sense, given that all of the buildings were clustered there.
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Most of the film takes place on Alpha, a clustered community of thousands of species living in relative harmony.
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There were dozens of cedars of varying sizes, some 10 feet tall or more, clustered in a dense stand.
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It was a huge game, trying to separate ourselves from teams right around us clustered for a playoff spot.
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For big banks with thousands of branches – many of them clustered in pricey urban centers – it can get expensive.
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These establishment rivals are clustered together in polls and all appear to be well behind front-runner Donald Trump.
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The second feature is the way the price has clustered along the lower edge of the short-term GMMA.
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Democratic tailwinds in the suburbs But, by far, the Democrats' best opportunities are clustered in urban and suburban areas.
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The discoveries join three groups of Saturn's outer moons, clustered by the angles at which they orbit the planet.
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As Begum tells her story, my eyes are drawn to the mass of flies clustered on her baby's face.
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Younger stars appear to be clustered closer to the middle, and older stars are spread out across the edges.
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Yet over 6.3 million are still out of work, many of them clustered in cities with chronic, high unemployment.
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I look at the map, and when there's a lot of them clustered in my area, I'll go out.
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For big banks with thousands of branches - many of them clustered in pricey urban centers - it can get expensive.
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Memes appeared almost immediately, and some people said that the cameras triggered their trypophobia, or fear of clustered holes.
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He clustered major groups together on limbs and depicted minor groups as leaves at the ends of smaller branches.
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And the bulk of deployments are clustered in and around countries where terror groups have proliferated in recent years.
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Start-ups in the city are typically clustered downtown or near the regional airport, where MindBody has its headquarters.
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Wikipedia entries, are clustered together according to their hyperlinks, forming solar systems, star clusters, and galaxies of related concepts.
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Cons: These bungalows are more rustic looking and clustered closer together than some of the more opulent options elsewhere.
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Even France's Michelin rubber plantations, clustered in the nearest province west of Saigon, made regular payments to Communist coffers.
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In Oklahoma, the polling was sparse and wildly variable, with Bloomberg, Biden, and Sanders all clustered around the top.
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The curious clustered to check out this brave new tech, but plenty of others strode quickly away, faces turned.
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Confidence: Medium Early risers get a view of Jupiter, Saturn and Mars clustered just below the moon on Monday.
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Men, women and children died in their palm-fiber hammocks, slung in six houses clustered around the communal kitchen.
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Most commerce is clustered around Figueroa Street and York Boulevard, or Fig and York, as the locals call them.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dad was dying, the doctor told James Allen's family members as they clustered by his hospital bed.
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Why it matters: With Democrats clustered in cities and Republicans spread out among exurbs, suburbs are now critical battlegrounds.
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He described the spot as being at the rear of the warehouse, where makeshift studios and cubicles were clustered.
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They joined in and were directed out to the tarmac, clustered there with others, shifting from spot to spot.
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Canada's crisis coincides with big producers taking market share away from OPEC members, mostly clustered in the Middle East.
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A crowd of more than a dozen flight attendants clustered at the gate as passengers waited to begin boarding.
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The "individualists," who tend to be clustered in North America and Western Europe, foster creativity at the employee level.
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Look no farther than K Street, in Washington, D.C., and the multimillion-dollar lobbying firms that are clustered there.
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Berlin winters are very cold and damp, and families clustered near large white ducts that piped in warm air.
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They stay in their hives, clustered close around their queens, and shiver with their flight muscles to generate heat.
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In addition, Cogeco's cable systems are clustered in less concentrated and less competitive suburban regions, resulting in stable revenues.
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Low-rent housing is clustered around a shopping center, where shops bear names like Noor, Najib and Orient Musik.
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Most of the world's deepest (and historically richest) gold mines are clustered some 22004km (2100 miles) south-west of Johannesburg.
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Children from his school clustered around to say goodbye as speakers played Vallenato, accordion-based music from Colombia's Caribbean coast.
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Forecasts were clustered on the lower side, with the most dovish estimate pointing to a paltry 0.05 percent monthly rate.
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It might come as little surprise then, that the longest interview times were clustered in fields that are more regulated.
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As real estate developers scramble for profits, Miami has gotten much denser, with expensive properties clustered along its vulnerable coastline.
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Anchorage houses about 41 percent of the state's residents, leaving the majority of Alaskans in towns, villages and clustered settlements.
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In addition to New York, the overwhelming majority of those families are clustered in Texas and California, according to HUD.
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In general, these satellite companies are clustered around three different themes: broadband internet delivery, hardware development and satellite-enabled services.
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Some of the Central Americans now clustered in the city's streets and migrant shelters were unsure what the future held.
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For example, in April 2016 we've seen a new style of news feed which shows stories clustered around certain topics.
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"North Korean missile/nuclear tests and other major kinetic provocations have clustered increasingly closer to US elections," the report said.
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Her lines are blotchy, scratchy, insistent, dense, clustered, curling, straight, skipping, winding, and repetitive, like a rain of black thorns.
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Talking about highest-earning skills, the answer is again in tech — the highest salaries are clustered around big data analysis.
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There are a large number of teenage girl fans, too, clustered in groups and all wearing their favorite players' jerseys.
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The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover, New Hampshire.
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Companies have clustered around downtown's Monument Circle, creating the density of people that is key to most successful tech hubs.
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On his second trip, he found a group of people clustered in front of a neighbor's home on high ground.
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The poorest areas are clustered in the South; the poverty rate in Holmes County, Mississippi, for example, is over 40%.
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At first the police clustered in a serried square; then they chased the anarchists on bikes down an empty street.
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The apartment complex, 171 brick buildings clustered along tree-lined paths, makes up the bulk of Parkchester's real estate offerings.
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They feel as though they're in a private place—along with all the other people clustered together in windowed cars.
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"It's difficult to know how many figures are there; we see ghostly shapes clustered and layers of images," she said.
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In the cold, when the bees were clustered and the comb was hard to inspect visually, Mack used his nose.
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The signs are clustered at one end of the low-slung warehouse that faces the detention center, on 29th Street.
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Frank is clustered on the same block with earlier Durst rental projects like Helena 57 West and Via 57 West.
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Mr. Bala supports the idea of a clustered ecosystem of companies, which is happening a bit in upstate New York.
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In Arendal, a coastal town of wooden houses clustered around a harbor, Bandak, a local employer, succumbed to the crisis.
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The result is an abstraction of pastel geometric shapes clustered around a nearly four-foot-wide bubble-gum-pink heart.
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And its search interest is decidedly clustered in the Rust Belt and the South — in other words, prime Trump country.
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Indeed, it is because they clustered in the middle distances that these events are the initial focus of the rules.
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Clustered courtside together at the sporting palaces, the celebrities, naturally, begin to envy the fortunes of the moguls near them.
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Wuhan is the most densely populated city in central China, with 11 million people tightly clustered within the city limits.
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Many of San Diego's roughly 750 life sciences labs and businesses have clustered in the seaside community of La Jolla.
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But the economy is now less flexible, with prosperity clustered in larger cities and with businesses and people moving less.
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The business district is clustered around the intersection of East Hathaway Avenue and Route 24, which connects directly with Gainesville.
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Hundreds are scattered around the sidewalks, clustered in newly painted corrals on the street and piled up in the gutters.
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Government workers clustered outside office buildings while tourists mingled next to the White House, unsure when, and where, to look.
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But I'm skeptical this debate significantly impacts polls in early states, which consistently show the same top four clustered together.
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The show opens with immense hanging sculptures of clustered ductlike forms in shiny aluminum sheeting, homemade with shears and staples.
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He staged it in a Chinatown market with messy stalls clustered among the massive stone foundations of the Manhattan Bridge.
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The HBO show "Silicon Valley" solves this problem by depicting the Valley as an animated graphic of clustered corporate campuses.
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You feel it when you see a lot of holes clustered together, like in certain types of barnacles and coral.
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Rockland County says the measles cases are clustered in eastern Ramapo, a few miles away from Green Meadow Waldorf School.
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In the hallways at Oxford High School, whose student body numbers 1,845, the Chinese kids clustered together, chattering in Mandarin.
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Rooms and suites, which feel like private residences because they're clustered in small groups, and connected by quiet, verdant paths.
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Yes, the seeds, clustered at the fruit's core, were irritating, but nearly everyone in the industry acknowledged the Duncan's superiority.
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Many systems are clustered in coastal areas that are already expecting sea level rise, including around Boston and New York.
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A dozen men remained, clustered under the shade of a wide, yellow flowering tree and hovering over a single smartphone.
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They were a small sampling of the hundreds of people - including Haitians, Cubans, Indians and Bangladeshis - clustered outside migration offices.
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This "spotted" lake in British Columbia appears only in the summer when evaporation leaves behind 300 clustered bodies of water.
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Only they didn't realize these were also the areas where the fictional ethnic minority seeking independence was most densely clustered.
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Right next to the mansion is the poolside Beach Club, a collection of outdoor pavilions clustered around a swimming pool.
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The demographic in Cambodia is very clustered around its cities with the urban population being the vast majority of the population.
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Many are clustered on the wealthy eastern seaboard, but even poor interior provinces such as Gansu, Guizhou and Yunnan have them.
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Families clustered around stacks of suitcases and bags, up against one another, tight constellations of human flesh and panic and hope.
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For all the talk of the "blue firewall", it is Mr Trump's voters who are clustered in the states that matter.
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Families, clustered behind a sand berm, had been trapped in their village since ISIS occupied it more than two years ago.
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Several decades ago mid-skilled work was clustered in big cities, while low-skilled work was most prevalent in the countryside.
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Instead, "The early users laid down these seeds, everybody clustered around them, but the seeds were in different neighborhoods," he said.
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By focusing on the epicenters clustered primarily throughout the South, California and in major urban areas, the plan seemed within reach.
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In the remainder, we did find some small trends over time – these were mostly clustered in data provided by teenage girls.
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Dapper professionals strode back from lunch meetings as preschoolers in color-coded smocks clustered around teachers in the dappled green shade.
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Pictures showed what experts said were the engines of two Soviet-designed R-27 missiles clustered together, ejecting two exhaust plumes.
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Try to hold off on tossing out Blizzard until the main attacking force is clustered together and occupied with other threats.
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The economists behind many of these criticisms clustered in colleges in the Midwest of America, most notably the University of Chicago.
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MacBook Pro users — who tend to be clustered in vocal, influential industries — will either love the new model, or hate it.
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In part that's because goods-related sectors like manufacturing and mining are more volatile and are clustered in Republican-leaning areas.
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The frog has not lived in the Louisiana land for decades but it contains breeding sites and closely clustered ephemeral ponds.
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The students were on break, clustered out front in windblown scarves and bright plastic boots, smoking cigarettes with an offhand elegance.
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It reminds him of the shtetls, the ghettos and little villages where Jews were clustered before the Nazis came for them.
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By late Saturday morning, relatives of those who were shot were clustered outside the bowling alley, standing behind yellow police tape.
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"All the service to Tel Aviv is clustered in the big coastal cities on the East and West Coasts," said Raja.
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Countries clustered around the Persian Gulf such as Saudi Arabia, and Egypt had relatively high percentages of overweight and obese people.
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On a recent visit, students clustered in small groups around workbenches to practice building circuits that would make small motors run.
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Confirmation of the trend change comes from the way price is clustered around the lower edges of the long-term GMMA.
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According to the American Lung Association, the 25 US cities with the most air pollution are mostly clustered in 8 states.
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I also received bright orange 3D plastic models for those sizes, which, clustered together, resemble a miniature skyline or calliope pipes.
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MacBook Pro users — who tend to be clustered in vocal, influential industries — will either love the new model or hate it.
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United Nations agencies working in the camps clustered around Cox's Bazar, in southeastern Bangladesh, have voiced scepticism about the resettlement plans.
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And galleries in the Edition sector, for prints and multiples, are now spread out across the hall, instead of clustered together.
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The state's total losses, clustered in the southwest, could top $2.5 billion, according to Gary W. Black, the state agriculture commissioner.
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The candidates are tightly clustered among voters who are over 45 years old, with Biden and Sanders tied among this group.
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Since then, hundreds of clergy members have been forced out, and workers have demolished small homes clustered along the valley walls.
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Nearly 252 craft distilleries, mostly clustered in the Columbus area, now operate in Ohio, up from a handful a decade ago.
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Since 224, there have only been 227 instances that fit the same criteria, and they were clustered into eight separate periods.
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Private rooms are also hard to come by in busy, overcrowded emergency rooms, and patients may be inappropriately clustered by gender.
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Max looked at the ceiling, where the remnants of a glow-in-the-dark solar system clustered around the overhead light.
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This kind of work, he argues, was historically clustered in cities (meaning the entire labor market around cities, within commuting zones).
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It's tough to give a poll subsample of some 200 respondents much weight, especially when it's for a clustered group like Hispanics.
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Bangladesh is lashed by typhoons, and the Rohingya camps are clustered in a part of the country that records the highest rainfall.
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This was the first time Project Loon used its new machine-learning-powered algorithms, which helped keep balloons clustered over Puerto Rico.
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This image of Jupiter's south pole, taken by NASA's Juno spacecraft, shows cyclones the size of Earth, densely clustered across its surface.
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This image of Jupiter's south pole, taken by NASA's Juno spacecraft, shows cyclones the size of Earth, densely clustered across its surface.
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Scrolling around, you can see how different parts of the network respond to different concepts, and how these concepts are clustered together.
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It also has small yellow flowers clustered at the top, but these only bloom during the summer after one year of growth.
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American Girl, a maker of upmarket dolls, discovered that typical consumers spend a fifth more in markets where super-consumers are clustered.
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Prosecutors said the proprietary computer code Xu stole was related to a so-called clustered file system, which facilitates faster computer performance.
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The models were more tightly clustered at 12- and 24-hour timescales, but with the European model still coming out on top.
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But also, maybe there's something more complicated than that going on—a Steve Kerr-drawn play gone awry, an iso too clustered.
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The people in the water ranged in age from 8 to 70, he said, some clustered together and all pleading for help.
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The papers were then clustered and organized according to their findings in order to be presented in a logical, chapter-based way.
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Leases costing £5,000 a week or more are clustered around areas such as South Kensington, Knightsbridge, Mayfair, Regent's Park and Holland Park.
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What's more, researchers used location data and found that increases in extreme speeding were clustered around movie theaters, often within two miles.
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Behind him sit five candidates clustered within a few points of one another, polls show: Cruz, Christie, Kasich, Rubio and Jeb Bush.
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Six cylindrical detectors, each containing 20 tons of liquid scintillator, are clustered in the halls and surrounded by close to 1,000 PMTs.
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Stars are much more densely clustered together near our galaxy's central supermassive black hole than they are out where Earth is located.
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Aides in the White House Situation Room clustered around a speaker phone, pens and pads in hand to document what they heard.
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But officers clustered near the station and on its roof greeted the marchers "with their hands on their guns," Mr. Winston said.
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It's a hot topic because of CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats), a new and cheap method for editing genetic code.
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SmartAsset found that the top 10 school districts to buy an affordable home are clustered in three states: Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin.
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The majority are clustered at the bottom, with nearly 210% of high-net-worth individuals' worth between $2000 million and $211 million.
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The other 24 are believed to be infected by distemper because their deaths were clustered in such a short time and area.
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The June market positioning is clustered on three main strike prices, namely $3,500 (7,902 lots), $3,1433 (8,200 lots) and $4,2209 (2500,279 lots).
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There are about 10 of them, wearing white, clustered as if for a group photo, which it seems you have just interrupted.
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As partisans clustered outside, Justice Anthony Kennedy, the likely deciding vote, raised the possibility of sending the case back to lower courts.
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Now it's "the Round Two village," as owner Sean Wotherspoon calls it, with its three stores clustered for a unique retail experience.
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Another time, I decide to be more aggressive and drop into a clustered military base, knowing full well others would be around.
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All told, 22 raccoons clustered on a path near the southeastern edge of the park, where it meets 59th Street in Manhattan.
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In the 1950s, cities began to build massive complexes of clustered towers encircled by plots of land closed off to through streets.
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They are clustered in coastal states and big cities, but 8503 percent of Nebraskans lack citizenship, as do 2850 percent of Oklahomans.
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In Scottsdale, a mixed-use development placed clustered buildings at specific angles to provide shade to each other and to pedestrian walkways.
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The first bullish feature is the way prices have generally clustered in the upper half of the trading band since September 2017.
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He started at Bunnahabhain in 1978, when the 36 distillery workers all lived in the quaint, chimneyed houses clustered around the distillery.
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Taking advantage of clustered power and industrial facilities, these projects significantly reduce the unit cost of CO2 storage through economies of scale.
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Fans want to see the best players on the best teams, surrounded by their peers, galaxies of stars, clustered together, shining bright.
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More than 200 locations where killings are suspected, marked with blue squares, were clustered in Hamgyongbukdo, a northeastern province of North Korea.
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Also, because murder tends to be clustered geographically within a city, which murders are solved may matter more than the overall percentage.
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For decades, center-left and center-right parties clustered around similar versions of democratic capitalism that Western civilization seemed to point to.
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Half of all Latinos live in this country's most polluted cities, in neighborhoods where incinerators, power plants, and factories are clustered together.
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There, in Erbil, Christians are clustered in the neighborhood of Ainkawa, and many of the displaced were taken in by local churches.
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Positions are clustered on "big-number" strikes such as $2,000 (2,257 lots), $20063,100 (3,679 lots), $2,150 (1,989 lots) and $2,200 (173,797 lots).
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"The reason these businesses are clustered is talent," said Matthew Powell, a sports industry adviser for NPD Group, a market research firm.
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They argue that Democrats fail to win seats in proportion to their popular votes because Democratic voters are clustered in urban districts.
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Also, because murder tends to be clustered geographically within a city, which murders are solved may matter more than the overall percentage.
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Take a look through our gallery of celebrity messy room selfies, and see for yourself just how clustered these stars can be!
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Now, though, industries are clustered in specific regions, middle-class jobs have declined, and housing prices are rising in many prosperous areas.
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It was lunchtime, which can really be anytime, but be that as it may, the pigs were clustered in the feeding shed.
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Nor, with the exception of migraine, which clustered with Tourette's, major depression and ADHD, did neurological disorders show much correlation with psychiatric ones.
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Usually the red carpet is clustered with newcomers, but this year's nomination lists include industry veterans who've done this kind of thing before.
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Gene-editing CRISPR stands for clustered, regularly interspaced, short palindromic repeats -- regular patterns of DNA sequences which can be edited out of genes.
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The apple has courted plenty of controversy to get where it is today—in about a hundred small supermarkets clustered around Oklahoma City.
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In 2015, half of U.S. gun homicides were clustered in just 127 cities and towns, such as St. Louis, Missouri, and Baltimore, Maryland.
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The strikes, clustered near Ramadi and Kisik, also wounded several Islamic State fighters and hit several vehicles and buildings, according to the statement.
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In terms of my design, I like to keep things more clustered; I don't do things wild and sticking out to the side.
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In one image, about a dozen hardware mining machines are clustered on the counter, the computers connected by a mess of colorful cables.
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Most of the neighborhood is either beachfront or secluded properties clustered near Diamond Head, a massive volcanic crater that rises along the coast.
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Opportunity-creating investments are increasingly clustered in just five major urban areas, despite holding only 22019 percent of total jobs in the country.
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They also tend to lure hopeful people to a location, especially if a bunch of closely clustered stops are all lured at once.
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Three women are sisters-in-law, seated quietly still in the black niqabs ISIS forces women to wear, their children clustered around them.
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On Tuesday, nine Vox Media staffers clustered around the screen where the World Cup semi-final between France and Belgium was playing out.
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The uniformity of design and ultra convenience of having all these services clustered gives the place the look of a Hollywood movie set.
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It would also require every community to allow single-family homes clustered on modest lots in compact, walkable neighborhoods surrounded by open space.
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The Indonesians are part of an ethnic community of about 2,000 people clustered around the city of Dover in New Hampshire's seacoast region.
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They have clustered at the bottom, poorer and more isolated than ever before, even as the overall U.S. economy has grown and globalized.
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The Calabrians, clustered in ancient mountain towns that were cut off for months in winter by snowdrifts, were poor, resilient, and resolutely autonomous.
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The master is part of a suite with two separate bathrooms; the other two bedrooms are clustered together to form a guest wing.
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It is in the Mission Hills neighborhood, an area known for bungalows, Prairie School and Spanish Revival homes clustered in two historic districts.
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The 25 cities that scored the highest are scattered across 12 states, most of which are clustered in the South and the West.
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It was a group of figures, each about a foot tall, clustered around a man lying on a stretcher, with his head bleeding.
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At each one sat two tense-looking children, a chessboard between them, with spectators clustered in stands on either side of the hall.
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After the U.S. economy shed 350,000 businesses between 2007 and 2011, business starts in the next five years clustered in already thriving areas.
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Most of the overdoses are clustered around a homeless shelter a few blocks away from D.C. police headquarters, according to Fox 5 DC .
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Countless families in the private rental market are exposed to lead hazards and are clustered in communities at high risk for lead poisoning.
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The second feature is the way the price has clustered along the upper edge of the long term GMMA as the rally developed.
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Lloyd's has long been a magnet for insurance underwriters, most of which are clustered around its landmark building in the City of London.
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Clustered on islands in the small, green space's peaceful ponds, they still appear impressive, towering with scaly details or lurking in the water.
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Nicole and I checked into our room, one of 24 clustered Konkan villas made with local laterite stone, clay tiles and thatched roofs.
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Abortion is often cast as a clear, crisp issue in Washington and in state governments, with Republicans and Democrats clustered in opposite corners.
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Peggy grew up in Lawrence, one of the so-called "five towns" clustered at the southwest corner of Nassau County on Long Island.
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If a party wins 50 percent of the votes, it doesn't matter much if those votes are evenly spread around or tightly clustered.
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The 20th district is a geographically large landmass located in southeast Florida, while the 21st and 22nd districts are clustered to its East.
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In the photo, an American flag can be seen poking above a border wall in the background, with crowds of people clustered throughout.
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Many of the new cells are clustered in the hippocampus, a portion of the brain that is essential for memory creation and storage.
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The way they see it, they are victims of coastal and urban liberals and the elite institutions — economic, education and entertainment — clustered there.
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From the mountains to the coast, firefighters reported homes burning, even as the police and emergency service personnel clustered near the crash site.
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The merger may herald a new round of mergers, which in recent years have been clustered at the end of the calendar year.
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Much of the city is tract housing, or homes with similar floor plans that are clustered together on one, subdivided, piece of land.
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The Army has also restricted access to areas of Italy where cases of coronavirus have clustered, including Vo' Euganeo and the Lombardy region.
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Out of the 35 Planned Parenthood centers in the state, only six offer abortions, and those are predominately clustered near major metropolitan cities.
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Also clustered in Orange County were some of the best-known subprime shops in the country, such as New Century, Ameriquest and Fremont.
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Coastal cities, where the tech, finance and legal industries are clustered, tend to have jobs with higher salaries, making debt loads more manageable.
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The second feature is the way the price has clustered along the upper edge of the short-term GMMA as the rally developed.
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It's a little more diffuse than modern superclusters that have relatively compact structure, with small groups of galaxies clustered nearer to one another.
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Originally clustered in camps, some of the cottages were relocated throughout the city and fitted with plumbing and electricity for long-term use.
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The pack was tightly clustered behind him, with Biden at 15%, Bloomberg and Warren both receiving 14% of support, and Buttigieg at 13%.
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And it becomes a public health threat every time misinformation warriors clustered on both left and right spread doubt, yet again, about vaccines.
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Most of the dining options are clustered in a central one-million-square-foot, seven-story building, the Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards.
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All those accusations and years-long suspensions clustered together make it seem like MMA is a wasteland of needle stickers and pill poppers.
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A few dozen demonstrators clustered throughout the day on Friday near the legislature, which had been scheduled to debate the bill this week.
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Sometimes they are clustered together to form a dense weave, other times they are straight, delicate lines repeated to form a linear, architectonic structure.
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As of August, the CDC reported infected deer, elk and moose in 227 counties across 24 states, primarily clustered in Wyoming, Colorado and Kansas.
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New jobs are clustered in the economy's best-off places, leaving one of every four new jobs for the bottom 60% of zip codes.
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During the past month, Mr Macron's numbers have clustered together around 18% more than expected, and Ms Le Pen's a downright disturbing 30% more.
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The same families who pooled their money after emancipation to buy acreages are now clustered in Hog Hammock, a district of about 430 acres.
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Today there are about 2500m HDB apartments, largely clustered in two dozen new towns that extend in a semicircle around the city's coastal core.
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The only solo acts, besides Jack White, who is a legacy artist, lean towards hip-hop, so the organizers might have clustered them together.
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For what felt like an age, they stood opposite Lyra's family and friends, who were clustered around the heavily flowered hearse carrying Lyra's coffin.
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Malmierca gave no further details, but other functionaries have told the state-run media they are clustered mainly in the tourism and energy sectors.
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Last night, tons of new players on my server were clustered around the opening areas, and not once did someone try to shoot me.
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Conversely, Clinton/Trump states, clustered around the South, tend to be much more diverse, and are especially likely to have large African-American populations.
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Hinds and his team found that the variants that could be used to predict people's preferences were clustered in 15 regions of the genome.
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There were always people clustered on the patios, or in the cafe areas catching up with old friends and getting to know new ones.
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The mostly 215- and 2000-somethings, some from a variety of technology start-ups clustered nearby, seemed united in their dismay over the results.
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A significant part of that, clustered on the $22017,22006 and $22007,100 strikes, has already moved into the money after zinc's burst higher last week.
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The group quickly stumbled upon a group of a dozen children clustered in one of the mall's open play areas, screaming for their parents.
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Helix Rockets: Fires a slow-moving, tightly clustered three-rocket barrage that deals heavy damage in a small area around its point of impact.
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"Hitler's Children" is framed by miniature versions of the Nuremberg Congress, with German teenagers clustered around a bonfire consecrating their lives to the Führer.
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Their enemies are not only in a distant country, but also within — largely third-generation Muslim immigrants clustered in ghettoized parts of European cities.
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But many lookouts along the way offer views of the ocean and of the Dutch-inspired red-roofed, white cottages clustered in the hills.
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Many of those are in suburban areas -- including seven in California, largely clustered around Orange County, and several more in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Meanwhile, cultural elites clustered in a select few affluent locales struggle to comprehend how such vast swathes of the country could be so disillusioned.
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Fractofusus lived in groups, and through statistical analysis the researchers found that they were often laid out in "this clustered pattern," Dr. Liu said.
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While the Denver Beer Trail has over 100 entries on its map, several are clustered in RiNo making a progressive tour a pedestrian affair.
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I, for one, didn't quite understand why, given the global reach of the Oasis, all the relevant players were so conveniently clustered in Ohio.
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His father, whose various stores and cafes are clustered on the Upper East Side, said the Lower East Side was new territory for him.
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But above all, Bandra is a mainstay shopping destination for Mumbaikars, who find it convenient that cool shops are clustered on a few streets.
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The conversation on Twitter, fueled by Black Twitter in particular, clustered around the hashtags #ChickenWars, and #ChickenSandwichWars, and the less combative, more descriptive #ChickenSandwichTwitter.
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Also resilient is Curry Hill, a collection of Indian shops and restaurants that has been clustered around Lexington and East 28th Street for decades.
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Chelsea Strautman, a lawyer from Oregon, stood on an overturned bucket before a crowd clustered on the sports center's baseball diamond on Tuesday night.
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In Seattle, that picture confirmed what housing officials feared — that their voucher holders had long been clustered in neighborhoods offering the least upward mobility.
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Beyond China, there have been a total of around 88,400 reported cases as of Monday, with just under half clustered in Italy and Iran.
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Remainers are clustered in cities and Scotland, whereas Leavers are scattered more evenly, making it easier for pro-Brexit parties to pick up seats.
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A few Syrian pedestrians, mostly medical personnel and traders who have permission to cross the border, clustered at the gate to cross on foot.
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The Army has also restricted nonessential travel to areas of Italy where cases of coronavirus have clustered, including Vo' Euganeo and the Lombardy region.
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Mr. Zheng's case is the first to unfold in the laboratories clustered around Harvard University, but it is not likely to be the last.
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An improviser of rumbling intensity and generous restraint, Satoko Fujii sometimes plays the piano in dense, clustered runs or heavily packed, dark-hued harmonies.
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Into the mid-20th century, much of Beijing's population lived clustered in the hutongs, or alleyways, that crisscrossed the neighborhoods surrounding the Forbidden City.
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Then bigger, snow-covered chunks of ice formed, audibly colliding and jostling for space until they clustered and stopped-up at a bottleneck bend.
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New research indicates that female law students are clustered in lower-ranked schools, and fewer women are enrolled in the country's most prestigious institutions.
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In 1985, GDP per capita (in purchasing power parity terms) of the US, Germany, Italy and Singapore were all clustered within a narrow range.
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The primary effect would be to dilute the power of the most populous states and, within states, the cities where immigrants are densely clustered.
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Pad phed pla, catfish in red curry, is strewn with fresh green peppercorns still clustered on tiny branches; they pop brightly between the teeth.
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In the large diptych, "South East North West" (2017), blue bands again conjure rivers, while myriad accompanying shapes suggest clustered buildings and fecund vegetation.
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The four sickest parishes, including Concordia, are all clustered together, along the Mississippi River in the central and northeastern edge of Louisiana's L-shape.
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This large, dark painting is based on a photograph taken 10 years earlier of writers and artists clustered around a portrait of Eugène Delacroix.
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The majority of cases are clustered on the eastern side of the country mainly in the states of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo and São Paulo.
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While the size of the team isn't known, we do know that a few acquisitions have been clustered together to work on the Cardboard platform.
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Wearing bright red T-shirts, they clustered around iPhones to follow the lyrics of "Solidarity Forever" — who really remembers the middle verses to that one?
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The most strongly clustered of all, they found were SNPS for educational attainment (ie, how many years an individual had spent at school and college).
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But for now, the mainstream candidates all remain clustered near 10 percent in New Hampshire, the most obvious opportunity for voters to winnow the field.
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High-income and upper middle-income consumers will remain clustered in urban areas, especially within first-tier cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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"We've clustered Firebase products into four main areas, based on the app development lifecycle: Develop, Stability, Analytics, and Grow," the team explains in today's announcement.
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Look closer, though, and there is a mess of rats clustered in the center, terrorizing the occupants, and even colonizing some of their sleeping spaces.
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Both objects clustered together on their own, so the company had to basically forth them to deliver the same semantic results and bucket them together.
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Not coincidentally, many of the circles are clustered like a painful outbreak of smallpox right along the Walker Lane, several within driving distance of Reno.
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The remaining brands, which includes Gap, Banana Republic, Intermix, Athleta and Hill City, will be clustered under a separate entity called "Newco" in the interim.
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Dudes with man-buns clustered in groups of twos and threes near the stage, hopping around invisible hackey-sacks and spontaneously breaking into high fives.
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Many of the cases -- about 40% -- were clustered in Southern California, where Avanir is based and where former employees said there has been aggressive marketing.
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These networks, often clustered in hubs around major industrial areas and ports, relied on Iranian aviation cargo services to ship their forbidden acquisitions back home.
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At the time, schlocky Europop like Whigfield's "Saturday Night" and American collegiate soft-rock such as Semisonic's "Secret Smile" became clustered in our collective consciousness.
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A handful of the biggest companies clustered in the tech, banking, and pharmaceutical industries are responsible for the lion's share of this unpaid tax debt.
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He is often underslept, has the beginnings of jowls and tiny goose pimples clustered under his eyes like those on the belly of a toad.
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This is likely because Earth usually passes through the edge of the stream, rather than getting smacked by the more clustered trail in the center.
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Officials also reportedly urged the country's Muslims, heavily clustered in the capital city of Colombo, to remain home Friday instead of attending prayers at mosques.
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Five doctors clustered over the girls, some holding back the skin while one cut and cauterized, and another stitched up arteries to prevent blood loss.
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A local Creole restaurant became a Poké Stop, unlocked only from within, and so people clustered within the lobby, waiting for tables or ordering takeout.
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But minimalism is a virtue only when it's a choice, and it's telling that its fan base is clustered in the well-off middle class.
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There could be a million more people still in Mosul, most clustered on the west of the Tigris River, where the fighting has not reached.
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In the players' lounge, dozens of competitors sat in seats clustered around a wall of three television sets that were tuned to the World Cup.
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Those clustered at the front alternate between dancing and gleefully shouting along, and bracing themselves as they're pushed over the lip of the low stage.
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But over the past several decades, white, Asian and Hispanic students, on average, have been clustered in schools with more children of their own races.
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Some Sinhalese, who tend to be Buddhist, distrusted the fact that Muslims in Sri Lanka speak Tamil and populate some areas where Tamils are clustered.
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These maps clustered together landmarks on the sets of bones that the researchers say identified seals that fed by biting, using suction or filter-feeding.
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Many of these screened schools are clustered in Manhattan and Brooklyn, with enrollments that are more white, Asian and affluent than the overall school population.
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The Democrats' base — young and nonwhite voters — is no better than Trump's at showing up for midterm elections and is unhelpfully clustered in urban districts.
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But uniformed troops were still conducting tours on Wednesday for visitors at the building, where groups clustered in front of paintings and points of interests.
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Only three trains run per hour, clustered within the first 20 minutes of the hour, she said, and I evidently missed the last of those.
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When all was done, his crew clustered around, dipping torn bread into the pan, letting orange yolk mingle with the sauce, herbs and browned meat.
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Sanders has a long history of making favorable statements about Cuba, remarks that have salience beyond the Cuban-American community, which is clustered in Miami.
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The clustered big state votes on Super Tuesday in March are much more likely to solidify the frontrunners and dictate the outcome of this contest.
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Sanders (66%), Biden (64%) and Warren (61%) are all closely clustered on being able to bring needed change, with Buttigieg a bit behind at 54%.
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Businesses clustered around hubs of investment, in places where skilled workers could stick around after school, hop between jobs, and stay in touch with contacts.
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Most of the resorts are clustered around Platys Gialos, so for the people who don't care about a beach party, it's the beach of choice.
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Billing itself as the "the NRA of National Security," it claims to have a membership of 500,000 nationwide, clustered in 1,000 chapters around the country.
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The cornus trees, in particular, he liked, with their tiny four-petaled flowers clustered all in bunches, though they did smell a little like sweat.
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There were pizza boxes on the coffee table, and three of my friends were clustered in my small living room with their laptops and smartphones.
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But an entrance-exit poll of some 1,000 respondents and 25 precincts is simply not a reliable way to measure a clustered group like Latino voters.
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Details: These attacks targeted dozens of victims in the Middle East and North Africa, Europe and North America, and were clustered between 2017 and the present.
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Alveoli is the name of the tiny air sacs clustered in bunches inside the lungs where the gas exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place.
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That shield can often make or break a defensive huddle, and Symmetra's ability to damage anyone clustered behind it can change the flow of a match.
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Moreover, these young adults&apos injuries clustered at the back of the head, meaning the victims were likely hit with "blunt force" from behind, Meyer said.
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Poor-relief moved elsewhere; smaller institutions closed or merged; doctors specialised and clustered in big cities; and nursing was professionalised under Florence Nightingale and her successors.
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In the United States, Sci-Hub users seem to be clustered around academic hot-spots, such as East Lansing, Michigan, where Michigan State University is located.
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The most disappointing part is the ticks aren't even that hard to spot because they are all clustered together in one spot of the muffin top.
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To date, more than 17,000 confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus have been documented worldwide, with the majority of the cases clustered in Hubei province, China.
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Essentially, the researchers used machine learning to collect tweets posted during the riots, then clustered them according to variables like location, time sent, and hashtags used.
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Whereas gay establishments are clustered, gay porn consumption is evenly spread, with 97% of the country within a percentage point of the national average (see chart).
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By 2019, when two new plants start running, Brandywine will have three large fossil fuel power plants within 2.9 miles—clustered right by the elementary school.
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When Democratic voters are clustered in towns and cities, it is easy to pack them or split communities apart while still using relatively neatly shaped boundaries.
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The community's glass towers, public plazas, clustered housing, scattered parks and retail zones will be contained within 500 acres, leaving the rest as dedicated open space.
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Then, for each site, it calculates the probability that the given array of activity, and the way it is clustered, would result from any given source.
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Beatty looked flustered and soon a small cadre of people, the La La Land team and Oscar telecast producers were clustered behind him, frantically doing something.
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Aid agencies have warned that the monsoons will cause deaths at the camps, which are clustered in a part of Bangladesh that records the highest rainfall.
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Key findings: New jobs are clustered in the economy's best-off places, leaving one of every four new jobs for the bottom 60% of zip codes.
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There were more Slovaks in Astoria, and among the Polish families of Greenpoint, and clustered with the Germans in Yorktown, communities as old as the 1880s.
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Wildfires burned in at least eight Western states and Alaska, with 31 clustered in a swath of Arizona and New Mexico blistered by a heat wave.
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Carol Reinisch, a marine biologist at Environment Canada, found that the cancer clustered in populations, as if it was caused by an outbreak of some sort.
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Those small businesses tend to be clustered in the south and middle of the country in states with large agriculture sectors, including Mississippi, Iowa and Kansas.
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The latest polls show a tight race, with four candidates - including two who advocate splitting France from the EU - clustered within five points of one another.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center estimates that 100 public schools in the US are named for Confederate leaders, with most of them clustered in the South.
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It "clustered" users based on their overlap of positive and negative reviews to better understand what they might like to watch next, according to the book.
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She and her classmates were clustered at blue and green tables, in groups of about five, finishing up work on a packet about the flying mammals.
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Sitting down at a conference table, Beirich pulled out the newest Hate Map, which had nine hundred and fifty-four dots, mostly clustered around urban centers.
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The researchers guessed that the clustered cepheids may have formed together, so they created a simulation of three waves of star formation to test that theory.
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He says at least for now, many of the materials used to make shoes will continue to come from Asia because that's where suppliers are clustered.
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Lead author Josh Méndez Harper, a geophysics and electrical engineering doctoral student at Georgia Tech, suggests that clustered sands may be responsible for this mysterious phenomenon.
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The new grocery will fill 10,500 square feet on the second floor of the central building, where most of the shops and restaurants will be clustered.
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The bees clustered at the bottom of each box, pushing to deposit their pollen into a cell where larvae would eventually emerge, expanding the colony's population.
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We heard from 358 teenagers, most clustered in high schools where their teachers obviously took days, if not a week or more, to guide the process.
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But on the other side of Denver, legalization has turned another high school student, David Perez, against the warehouselike marijuana cultivations now clustered around his neighborhood.
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Many of the first known cases of the coronavirus clustered around a seafood market in Wuhan, China, a city of 11 million and a transportation hub.
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Its six hospitals are clustered around the state capital and are the only resort for residents in broad swaths of the eastern part of the state.
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Beginning in the early morning, reporters and photographers clustered around the office building just blocks south of the National Mall where the special counsel has offices.
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By late spring, snowmelt water was so sparse that around Albuquerque, where it runs near dry, sandy beds revealed where fish had clustered, awaiting their deaths.
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The bent, clustered, and twisted forms, painted in bright, contrasting colors, are blossom-like miniatures of the heavy metal sculptures that put him on the map.
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His bigger issue, though, was that few scouts seemed to go outside the 220 to 55 range, meaning too many prospects were clustered in the middle.
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Sniper rifles and infantry carbines crack, heavy machine guns bark and clustered booms from automatic grenade launchers reverberate across the deadly fields of the Donbas region.
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Roadside restaurants generally started out as a suburban phenomenon, many of them clustered in Southern California, catering to the mostly white beneficiaries of the postwar boom.
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It is about two miles from the center of Stockbridge, a picturesque town with stores, cafes and the Red Lion Inn, clustered together on Main Street.
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In the final moments, the group converged in a lively flourish of syncopated folk-inflected choreography — a polite nod to the theme — and then clustered together.
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Stores and restaurants are clustered around the Key Food, at Avenue U and East 66th Street, and Mill Plaza Mall, at Strickland Avenue and Mill Avenue.
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That's crucial for Maine, a large rural state where the bulk of healthcare providers are clustered in three cities: Augusta, the state capitol; Portland; and Bangor.
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Right away, they could see the geography of the illness: Victims were clustered in affluent ZIP codes where many owners had walked away from overmortgaged mansions.
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The groups, teachers say, tend to correspond with the children's socioeconomic class, with poorer students clustered in low-performing groups and wealthier children in accelerated ones.
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Today, only 2628% of state prisoners take postsecondary education courses, and available programs—funded primarily through private money—are clustered almost entirely in just 28503 states.
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Due to the steep topography of many of the sites clustered along the Mediterranean Sea, most cities, then and now, were built at the water's edge.
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The soldiers threw smoke grenades and retraced their steps, contracting into Aliabad, where they clustered in alleys and went through the ritual of a head count.
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The vast majority of those taxpayers are clustered around wealthy cities on the coasts, as shown in the county-by-county breakdown on this interactive map.
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Over this same time, research shows that high-skilled migrants have clustered in these areas, while low-skilled workers have been more likely to move elsewhere.
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And after the nylon and bamboo was removed, they emerged back into the city, looking out from one of the numerous towers clustered around Victoria Harbour.
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One trouble spot is the area near Norfolk, Virginia, where Lincoln manages more than 2000,000 homes at seven Navy bases clustered in the state's Tidewater region.
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The remaining Republican candidates, Jeb Bush, Governor John Kasich of Ohio and Ben Carson, clustered in single digits, failing to win the support of any demographic groups.
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Four mainstream conservative candidates — John Kasich, Chris Christie, Jeb Bush and Mr. Rubio — have all been clustered near 10 percent of the vote in New Hampshire surveys.
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In west and central Africa, where outbreaks have traditionally clustered, outbreaks would happen more frequently and spread farther, via airlines, to previously unaffected areas, the researchers suggested.
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Though we usually see them clustered around light bulbs, moths spend most of their lives out in the darkness surrounded by creatures that want to eat them.
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"I can say that all of my employees are having a tremendous problem with Obamacare," he said with scores of workers at the resort clustered behind him.
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An entire entourage of people not seen in the film clustered around Freddie at all times, led by his ever-loyal personal assistant and stylist Peter Freestone.
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All the worst airports for delays in the United States seem to be clustered in one region, according to a new study from travel rewards website MileCards.com.
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The view of the heavens drifted through space, around what might have been the Milky Way in 3-D modeling, with stars clustered in dense purplish clouds.
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Rubio and Cruz are the two candidates most consistently registering double-digits in polls there, with Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and John Kasich clustered just behind them.
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The engine configuration on the booster will consist of 21 Raptors on the outer ring, 14 on the inner ring, and then seven clustered in the center.
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Forecasts for 20173 and even 2019 are tightly clustered, with only 5 percent of respondents expecting prices to average less than $55 per barrel in either year.
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But they also needed to have groups of homes clustered on individual transformers to allow them to compare the results with the traditional method of providing power.
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Nuquí is a friendly but impoverished community of about 3,000 people, mostly Afro-Colombians, living in houses clustered tightly along dirt roads next to a tidal river.
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One loss can drop a team from third to sixth in the tightly-clustered Eastern Conference and the Miami Heat are part of that four-team mix.
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The most important ones are clustered in a few areas, such as finance and technology, and in a few places geographically, mainly the East and West Coasts.
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Suddenly half the group has formed a large "V," with another group clustered inside of it, or the whole ensemble has split into thirds, organized by costume.
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The homes Harbour sold to Mr. Sparks's firm are in two dozen states, but most are clustered in Michigan, Ohio, Georgia, Missouri and Alabama, according to RealtyTrac.
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The fact that this is becoming a national issue instead of one that's clustered around small towns and groups of people who feel uniquely affected is huge.
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It happened last month in one of the famed fortress's soundproofed dungeons, with five muscular guys, jutting cocks in hand, clustered around a pale-skinned, retro beauty.
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The gene-editing technology works by taking advantage of a property of DNA called clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, or small repetitions of DNA base sequences.
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Its downtown village is walkable and quaint, with shops, restaurants and the Ojai Valley Museum, an exhibition hall inside a historic church, clustered along its main vein.
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Wonderschool has hundreds of day-care centers listed on its web app, and the majority are clustered in New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Branches known as "ladder fuels" carried the flames high into the trees, where winds could blow them into crown fires that raced through the tightly clustered treetops.
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In Bucharest, Rabbi Hager married Feige Malka Twersky, the daughter of the grand rabbi of Skver, whose followers are now clustered in New Square in Rockland County.
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Overall, Shell picked up 16 Gulf blocks including 6 adjacent to its deepwater developments known as Kakias and Stones, and 10 clustered around other actively leased areas.
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Black people made up 3 percent of the population according to the most recent census, in 2011, many of them clustered in diaspora neighborhoods like New Cross.
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The Caroline Hunt Trust, as it was known, clustered businesses around the Rosewood Corporation, a holding company, with her children serving as directors or executives of subsidiaries.
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The airy space is dominated by a long dining bar; bare wooden tables are clustered along one wall: 679 Greenwich Street (Christopher Street), 646-2718-2721, jejunoodlebar.com.
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He has clustered vases, candleholders, saucers and dinner plates; drinking vessels for water, wine and champagne; and serving pieces for salt, sugar, cream, cakes, fruit and cigarettes.
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These pairings are clustered around Ravel's Piano Concerto, with Mr. Greilsammer as both the soloist and conductor, one of the most exciting accounts of this piece available.
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They are usually smaller businesses, away from the thriving coastal areas, in the northern and central provinces, clustered in industries like steel, cement, coal, metals and glass.
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The South Street Seaport was once the busiest port in the world, and its fish market on Fulton Street, around which its buildings were clustered, also flourished.
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Saudi Arabia additionally has the Petroline, also known as the East-West Pipeline, which mainly transports crude from fields clustered in the east to Yanbu for export.
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The highest-paid jobs are clustered in the last box; managing a hedge fund, litigating a bankruptcy, and producing a TV show are all cognitive and nonroutine.
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The NDRC also asks steel mills to speed up installation of environmental equipment to ensure the emission to meet the strict standards in mills-clustered northern China.
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But both parties, and the allies clustered around Trump, know the battle for public opinion is of vital importance to the president's hopes of a second term.
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In the magnificent and freezing Richelieu-Louvois library of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, groups of American magazine editors clustered around their smartphones, streaming footage from abroad.
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Various groups of people clustered together under cover of some rare shade outside the Little A'Le'Inn, Rachel's aforementioned single business and the named host of Alien-Stock.
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In an area of high-rise apartment buildings clustered around a mosque with spindly, futuristic minarets, a pudgy boy of 10 or 11 called over to us.
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Our solar system consists predominantly of eight planets and a swarm of much smaller rocks clustered in an orbit between Mars and Jupiter called the asteroid belt.
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In one bunkerlike V.I.P. room, a group of lithe women and men in scoop-neck tees clustered around a table laden with bottles of tequila and mixers.
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Pryor and his colleagues also uncovered signs of knapping, the process by which stones are shaped into tools, indicating that human activity was clustered around the firepits.
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Despite the disasters at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukushima, the commercial nuclear industry, clustered in the developed world, actually has been remarkably safe over its lifetime.
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As the resulting map makes clear, combat between Union gunboats and southerners occurred across the Civil War's western theater but was also clustered in a few important areas.
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Areas that were once economically important languish as jobs are clustered in urban centers, creating a feeling of powerlessness as their populations grow older, poorer and less educated.
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Here, Sebastian uses the starter pack meme, in which a group of images and objects are clustered together to represent the stereotype of a particular style or personality.
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China gets into the genetic breakthrough business CRISPR stands for clustered, regularly interspaced, short palindromic repeats -- regular patterns of DNA sequences which can be edited out of genes.
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The remaining data was then clustered, to sort out whether there was layering in friendship closeness, where closeness was measured by the frequency of calls between two individuals.
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Details: Many of the new fast chargers will be in densely populated urban areas, serving apartment dwellers, rather than along highways where most fast chargers are clustered today.
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The rise of just a few high-performing sectors clustered in certain areas and takeovers of local businesses by national conglomerates has hollowed out much of the country.
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They clustered the simulations into three groups — one looking only at the effects of climate change, another at the effects of growth and a third combining the two.
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Depending on your relationship with your parents, canceling on plans with them can either be no big deal, or it can be a clustered mess of guilt trips.
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Many of the top 100 individual donors are clustered in just a few other major metro areas, including New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and South Florida.
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Clinton leads by 4 points, you should expect polls that show her with a big lead or locked in a tight race, with others clustered around the average.
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Across the months and years, hotspots on the map fluctuate, but the IP addresses stay clustered mostly along the east coast of the US, the UK, and Germany.
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Allegations are usually clustered around specific offense, so with an attack on a particular town or city or region, we will always see a spike in civilian harm.
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"Our economy has become more clustered and concentrated," said Richard Florida, a University of Toronto professor who studies cities and co-founded CityLab, which reports on urban trends.
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Across the city, pedestrian and cyclist deaths were clustered in neighborhoods like Chelsea in Manhattan and Sunset Park in Brooklyn along corridors that are known to be dangerous.
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Video taken on the Syrian side of the border shows families clustered around blue tarps or lying on the earth, as soldiers stand guard behind the border fence.
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His playing, full of clustered filigree and loosely rendered rhythms, nods toward Ethiopia's tradition of solitary folk playing, typically on the krar or the masinko, both stringed instruments.
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Perhaps the most clustered corals were those with a particular body type that more easily breaks apart with waves or other disturbances and then regrows, like staghorn coral.
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The data set could also be used as "a foundation to build a richer record" of how humans have altered their environment and clustered in cities, they write.
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A dozen students from as far as New Zealand and Trinidad clustered together, taking photos of their teacher, the chocolatier Melissa Coppel, committing her every move to memory.
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"That may contribute to a small amount of transmission in hospital settings," he said, since that's where patients with severe cases are clustered close together and expelling phlegm.
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Sanders, Warren, former Vice President Joe Biden and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg are tightly clustered at the top of the Democratic field in recent polling.
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And a place like the MD Anderson Cancer Center, one of several facilities clustered at the sprawling Texas Medical Center, is a huge draw globally, Mr. Lindig said.
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But Saudi Arabia additionally has the Petroline, also known as the East-West Pipeline, which mainly transports crude from fields clustered in the east to Yanbu for export.
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A total of 25,22 people were diagnosed with COVID-2000 as of Thursday, with 23% of them clustered in China's central Hubei province, the origin of the outbreak.
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On a recent Wednesday morning, about two dozen members of the press clustered behind a velvet rope, pointing their cameras at a bank of four gold-plated elevators.
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Clustered around the town's nearly eight-acre green — about the size of six football fields — is a wealth of well-kept older homes standing proudly behind picket fences.
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The issue: They're clustered in just a handful of urban areas along the East and West Coasts, according to a report released today, the NYT's Eduardo Porter writes.
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Through a red curtain, plush armchairs and clustered couches create an air of cultivated intimacy, though the bar's newness betrays itself in the glare of the silvered ceiling.
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Groups of children were playing in the shallows of the river, and women clustered in circles at the water's edge, preparing offerings of coconuts, fruit, and marigold garlands.
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As if to prove it, they each have a grown-up shop of their own clustered around Mount Street, a well-heeled and deep-pocketed area of Mayfair.
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Tech advances have created immense wealth, but much of the money has gone to just a small number of people clustered around two cities on the West Coast.
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In Oregon and southwest Washington, where measles cases have clustered, about triple the number of children have been vaccinated this year, compared with the same period in 2018.
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The Emirati tanker Michel was clearly listing and heavier at the stern than bow appearing to have taken on water, with several smaller vessels clustered around its heaviest corner.
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Asked if individuals can be identified through the technology that WeWork is buying in Euclid, Rajaraman does not say no, stressing instead that the focus is on clustered information.
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That puts China's 3,000-metre runways and installations on Subi, Fiery Cross and Mischief Reef within range of many of Vietnam's tightly clustered holdings on 21 islands and reefs.
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Men in afros loom over me on the gallery walls, like shadowed projections issuing from the small, seemingly African figures clustered together on the ground several feet in front.
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Some of it is desperate, with almost 30 percent of children in the town living in deprivation, and two or three pronounced pockets of hardship clustered in the center.
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Back in Glen Lee, rows of mailboxes peeked up above the flood waters on the narrow streets Sunday, and cars clustered at the edges of the few dry intersections.
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"And people are actually waiting two hours!" exclaimed the front-desk hostess, as we wove through a crowd of well-dressed patrons clustered around the central, horseshoe-shaped bar.
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The cities powering China's economic growth have been largely clustered on its coasts, but a little known inland town has become the mainland's top performer, the Milken Institute found.
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That puts China's 3,000-meter runways and installations on Subi, Fiery Cross and Mischief Reef within range of many of Vietnam's tightly clustered holdings on 21 islands and reefs.
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The sharp, clustered guitars of Speedy Ortiz—last year's Noisey Artist of the Year—aren't there on Sadie Dupuis's new single, "Get a Yes," but the aesthetic is familiar.
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Inspired by a deep-seated love of planes and flying, Milstein takes his bird's eye photos with a high-resolution camera, allowing him to capture the clustered, urban topography.
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Toppings are spare: barely melted cubes of mozzarella affumicata, thick and chewy with just a hint of smoke, clustered with half-deflated cherry tomatoes and finished with fresh arugula.
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The doors open On a garden, its wet petals still Clustered shy of being individual, Its people optimistic on their paths, Reciting from the spontaneity Minor roles can blossom.
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No image repeats or magnifies; while a series of shots may be clustered in the same general area, each image is discrete and none are subject to further examination.
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The room contains 12 white chairs and footstalls, each draped in a white towel and clustered around a white coffee table stacked with white cups, napkins and sugar cubes.
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In unfertilized primate egg cells, proteins called mitotic spindles are clustered close to the cell's chromosomes, unlike most other mammalian embryos, where the spindles are spread around the cell.
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There were tourists, of course —mainly clustered around the Prince's Palace —but most of the locals seemed to be regular people rather than millionaires decked out in designer duds.
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Roughly speaking, the top cities for retirees tended to be located in Southeastern or Mountain states, while those ranking last seemed to be clustered in California and the Northeast.
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Some disease specialists in Arizona are warning that workers clustered in tight quarters along the border could spread the virus around the country when they return to their families.
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All 27 confirmed cases are clustered in those two counties in the greater Seattle area, making it the largest concentration detected to date by the U.S. public health system.
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Many rehab centers, a large number of which are clustered in warm climates like Florida, Arizona and California, rely on Google searches to attract patients from across the country.
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Team: Chelsea Traditionally the best restaurants are not usually clustered in theater districts, and the restaurants you do find in those areas tend to prize efficiency over anything else.
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A variety of stores and restaurants are within a few blocks, including many clustered together along Magazine Street, as well as Commander's Palace, a destination restaurant founded in 1893.
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Commerce is clustered along Pomerado Road, a four-lane thoroughfare lined with churches, schools and strip malls, as well as the Palomar Medical Center Poway, a 107-bed hospital.
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Those stickpins were not only clustered along the eastern corridor; they were scattered as far north as Minnesota, as far South as Texas, and as far West as California.
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At the start of play on Wednesday, six teams clustered on the edge of that spot, like a pack of wounded and wailing dogs just outside the playoff door.
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Idaho is the fourth-largest milk-producing state, after California, Wisconsin and New York, and three-quarters of that industry is clustered within 75 miles of downtown Twin Falls.
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Staging his own exhibition in a rented fire station (where he moved in 1999), he clustered 2003 strollers and carved out an ellipse-shaped pathway lined with fire hose.
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Early one Wednesday before the Met opened to the public, a gaggle of staffers from the imaging department clustered in the Egyptian wing around the granodiorite statue of Haremhab.
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On a recent Tuesday in Changpuhe, a strip of greenery next to the Forbidden City, elderly men clustered together, scoping out the women and men milling around like wallflowers.
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Because Mr. de Blasio's plan applies to the overall total, and not specific developments, homeless set-asides have tended to be clustered in poorer neighborhoods, particularly in the Bronx.
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On no other issue does a single candidate earn the trust of even 2324% of likely caucusgoers, with Sanders, Biden and Warren clustered near the top across all five.
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Pemex is looking to 20 promising new discoveries clustered around the southern rim of the Gulf of Mexico to begin to reverse more than a decade of declining production.
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On a windy winter Thursday evening, six women clustered around a table in the airy, modern Manhattan apartment of Ann Shoket, the former editor in chief of Seventeen magazine.
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Corktown, just west of downtown, was once a lively neighborhood settled by Irish immigrants that featured shops, pubs and restaurants clustered around the old Tiger Stadium, razed in 2009.
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Critic's Notebook The battered metal desks clustered onstage at Abrons Arts Center are like a time capsule from the late 1960s, strewn with file drawers and ancient office lamps.
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But critics have decried the social and environmental impact of the supertalls, especially along a stretch of 2000th Street known as Billionaires' Row, where five of them are clustered.
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Past drafts have seen 10 or 11 American players selected in the first round, but rarely have so many been clustered in the top half of the 31 selections.
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So far, the three governors, along with Senators Marco Rubio of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas, have all been clustered closely together in the polls, far behind Mr. Trump.
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Any military conflict on the Korean peninsula could have a dramatic effect on the memory chip market in particular, as Samsung's and Hynix's main operations are clustered in South Korea.
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Most of this violence, as local officials like Mayor Rahm Emanuel often point out, is clustered into just a few neighborhoods and often perpetrated by repeat offenders with illegal firearms.
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And when you see several signs of deceit clustered together, like in her case, you have a higher degree of confidence that the person is lying at any given time.
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Perhaps more importantly, the city's fire chief noticed that buildings marked as being the biggest risks are clustered in areas lacking good schools, public transport, health care and food options.
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That approach may have helped the video works, which are clustered in one corridor to avoid distraction, but it disadvantages other pieces that seem less related to the work nearby.
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This year's Macy's Fourth of July extravaganza will be happening on four barges stationed along the East River, clustered between Houston and East 41st Streets, according to Macy's fireworks guide.
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He also notes that the company does have a "less elegant-looking" plan-B design if they determine the centrally clustered jet engines are too much of a stabilization liability.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Brooklyn's biggest open studio events tend to be clustered in the borough's north and central neighborhoods, from Bushwick and Greenpoint to Gowanus and Dumbo.
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Women make up less than a third of the company, there are no black/Latinx workers in tech leadership and underrepresented minorities are clustered in middle-income customer service jobs.
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A paper published by Mr Bamman in 2013 was able to identify character stereotypes from 42,000 Wikipedia film summaries, which clustered Batman with Jason Bourne and the Joker with Dracula.
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I love "Juego infantil (Children's Game)," a 1950s gouache piece in which the depicted shapes look like bursts of energy, a rainbow of clustered lines thinning into spinning-top points.
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On one wall where most of the images are clustered together I see photographs of young men posing with their guns, such as Larry Clark's "Tulsa-Print #28" (1959–62).
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Long-term price expectations have become anchored around $70 per barrel - with forecasts clustered in a range of $60-$70 for 2018 widening to $60-$80 by 2020 (tmsnrt.rs/20183DjWDNK).
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CRISPR -- an acronym for clustered, regularly interspaced, short palindromic repeats -- allows scientists to cut and edit small pieces of DNA at precise areas along a DNA strand, essentially modifying DNA.
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CRISPR, an abbreviation of Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, forms the basis of techniques known as CRISPR/Cas9 or Cpf1 that modify the structures of genes within living organisms.
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The bureau ended special examinations of lending to members of the military and their families, who are often targeted by high-rate lenders whose offices are clustered around military bases.
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The most innovative companies in the world clustered in the ferociously inventive cities of the East and Midwest — cars in Detroit; cash registers in Dayton, Ohio; light bulbs in Cleveland.
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Three family bedrooms and the master suite, each with laminate wood-paneled floors and an en suite bath, are clustered in a wing at the far end of the house.
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But now, as powerful men have begun falling like dominoes under accusations of sexual assault, that video with its young women clustered around an elderly multimillionaire has haunted me anew.
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Activision's city-based model could help it develop more loyal, clustered fandoms — and that could give brands an opportunity to engage in more localized marketing efforts in the esports space.
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Rather, the presence of these amenities makes possible what Amazon was really looking for: that intangible thing that happens when certain kinds of workers are clustered in the same place.
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The station was open to the public, and passers-by honked a friendly hello at the men as they clustered on the sidewalk under the orange glow of a streetlight.
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These students, who often need extra services to help compensate for disruptions in their home lives and their schooling, tend to be clustered in a relatively small number of schools.
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The hotel — with its lights blazing and emergency vehicles clustered outside, but no one going in or out — drew anxious looks Tuesday night from visitors to the coastal island town.
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Whether clustered in a vertical utopia or scavenging its collapse, people, for better or for worse — and in 'The Heap' it is frequently the latter — will always act like people.
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Whether clustered in a vertical utopia or scavenging its collapse, people, for better or for worse — and in "The Heap" it is frequently the latter — will always act like people.
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"Style in Paris means a lot," Michael Lockley, a star American model, said Wednesday evening before the Haider Ackermann show, as paparazzi clustered around Usher, a fellow front-row guest.
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Scores of people were clustered around, held back by a cordon, waiting to find news of their family and friends as police and a mechanical digger worked through the wreckage.
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Fundamentally In the four weeks since Donald J. Trump was elected president, many stocks have soared and the market's winners have been clustered around a specific theme: an inflating economy.
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Crude processing in 2018 stood at just 612,000 bpd, or about 38 percent of their capacity, far below the efficiency rates of the facilities clustered along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Despite its name, there isn't much sign of any technology once you get inside the gates, either — there are just a few rows of worn-looking shipping containers clustered together.
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Plus, Democrats in the state are clustered in a few urban areas, meaning the political geography works against them — a neutral map does not necessarily mean a 9/9 split.
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Most were paired with masks in a riot of color, feathers and lace, some given extra oomph by diamonds the size of golf balls clustered on their ears and wrists.
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Older white voters constitute the core of Trump's base here, sprinkled throughout the state and notably clustered in the Central Florida retirement community called The Villages, where Trump stopped Thursday.
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About the only area he did not reach in the final round was the Miami version of the Judge's Chambers, with fans in robes and wigs clustered above left field.
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But in hummingbirds, this same motion-detecting brain region—known as the lentiformis mesencephalic (LM) in birds—is instead clustered with neurons designed to pick up many directions of movement.
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These people, clustered in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, could still reap tremendous benefits from exporting goods to foreign markets — essentially replicating a major part of China's growth strategy.
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I am the Secretary of Defense, and I'm walking back from a briefing with the Pentagon when I find my fellow White House players clustered ominously around a computer screen.
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Officers from Catalonia's regional police, the Mossos d'Esquadra, had tried to enter Sant Pere and Vic's polling stations before voting began but crowds clustered around the entrances to stop them.
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Despite the technology having been in development for decades, there are only a little more than two dozen fueling stations in California, mostly clustered around Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
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The Astros clustered their two extra-base hits in the fifth inning, as Tyler White drove home Evan Gattis with a double three batters after Gattis doubled to open the inning.
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And because Clinton's support clustered in wealthier, more educated, and more urban areas, Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral college, which amplifies the vote in sparsely populated states.
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On the shoe's sides, there is a muted galaxy of blue-green pixels (shades of the luminescent butterfly) clustered over the cables, the better to draw attention to the fit system.
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The new photo, taken on June 21, shows hints of Jupiter's bands of clouds along with the moons Ganymede, Io, Europa and Callisto clustered to the left of the large world.
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Early immigrants from southern China, Hong Kong and Taiwan lacked education, clustered in inner cities and "worked in bad jobs", making them prey for Democratic politicians offering welfare, sniffs Mr Wang.
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When areas within the burn scar began reopening to residents, those who returned clustered together in places such as the Magalia Community Church, in hopes of regaining some sense of community.
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But in part it was also down to yet another tightening of the screws by the Indonesian authorities on independent operators clustered on the tin-rich islands of Bankga and Belitung.
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He added that the government's focus is on service contracts aimed at helping Pemex quickly develop 20 oil and gas projects clustered around the southern rim of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Tony Prophet, Salesforce (runner-up) Change Catalyst DigitalUndivided Mission Bit Best Technology An exceptional recent technological achievement CRISPR- Cas9 (winner) CRISPR (pronounced crisper) stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
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OIZUMI, Japan (Reuters) - Japan's nearly 200,000-strong Brazilian immigrant community live in pockets scattered across the middle of the country, clustered around auto parts factories or warehouses where they have jobs.
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Food has rotted in refrigerators, hospitals have struggled to keep equipment operating, and people have clustered on the streets of Caracas to pick up patchy telephone signals to reach relatives abroad.
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Romero said Pemex's production plan this year also includes building 13 new offshore platforms to service 16 shallow water projects, all clustered around the southern tip of the Gulf of Mexico.
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It's a weird idea, but scientists have actually been using the genetic wondertool known as CRISPR or "clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats" for data storage parlor tricks for some time.
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"Long Live Mother India," chanted a group of about two dozen men from outside Kashmir, carrying large Indian flags made of cloth, as they clustered in one corner of the stadium.
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A massive crowd of cars clustered around a highway intersection in Cayey — it was the first time I'd received an AT&T signal since leaving San Juan early in the morning.
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What might be called the "Brexit Discount" was the talk of Frieze Week, the logjam of fairs, auctions and gallery shows clustered around the contemporary Frieze Art Fair in Regent's Park.
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Partly that's because G.O.P.-controlled state governments have engaged in pervasive gerrymandering; partly it's because minority voters, who overwhelmingly favor Democrats, are clustered in a relatively small number of urban districts.
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Just 18 countries — mostly clustered in Latin America, the South Pacific and Caribbean — still maintain formal ties with the self-ruling island, down from 22 when Tsai entered office in 2016.
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Then, the researchers clustered the IP addresses into 36 separate operators with traces in 45 countries where these government agencies "may be conducting surveillance operations" between August 2016 and August 2018.
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But in the days clustered right around the album's initial August release (it's since been pushed to a September 8 date), Sundfør became an arbiter for a strange and particular grief.
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Rocket experts say four of the new North Korean engines, clustered at the base of a space vehicle, would be powerful enough to hurl a no-frills payload to the moon.
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The album's back cover displayed the members clustered around a bizarre contraption Jones had named the Brass Cabinet Orchestra, a modified pipe organ with about 250 horns jutting out of it.
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When I started covering the court in the late 53s, there were three or four justices clustered at the center to whom lawyers presenting their cases had to make their pitch.
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Several decades ago, many American Catholics were working-class urbanites, clustered in some of the same cities — New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans — in which these schools rose up.
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London has a lot of mews houses, many of them clustered near Hyde Park, as they generally stored horses for wealthy families, while the groomsmen and other staff members lived upstairs.
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His firm designed the renovation of the Rutledge Rivers Residence Hall, dividing the space into apartments with four single and double sleeping pods clustered around a central living area and kitchen.
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Today, there are 118 curbside bus stops in Manhattan, according to the city, of which 66 are clustered between 14th and 59th streets in neighborhoods that are already overrun with cars.
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And often, only those who can work for free or for very little can afford to take on these positions, which are mostly unpaid or underpaid, and clustered in expensive cities.
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But when you find a number of unusual combinations of this kind all clustered together in one place, then the simplest explanation for that is that there's two different writers here.
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In effect, Mr. Trump is doubling down on presiding as a minority president, betting that when the time comes, his fervent supporters will matter more, especially clustered in key Midwest states.
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When asked by reporters clustered on the blacktop outside the West Wing if Mr. Trump had command of the details of the negotiations, Mr. McConnell ignored the question and smiled blandly.
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Some accelerators are so big and so general-purpose that it was refreshing to have a manageable number of companies all clustered around interlinked issues and united by a common concern.
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A wide range of stores and restaurants are within a few blocks, clustered around South Street and South Fourth Street, in addition to the Headhouse Farmers Market on South Second Street.
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In the morning, groups of day laborers clustered around a corner along busy Roosevelt Avenue, before many were whisked away in minivans to construction sites across Brooklyn and elsewhere in Queens.
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Those 15 struggling schools are clustered in the city's poorest neighborhoods, and two to three of their buildings are among those with serious physical damage, according to Mr. Carranza, the superintendent.
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On a recent Monday, 10 aspiring baristas clustered over two metal tables at Anacafé's school, where the beakers lined up on shelves and counter tops suggest a middle school science lab.
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With all the country's existing reactors clustered in coastal regions, Xu said China continued to look into the possibility of building plants in the interior, adding that safety was the priority.
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Beijing (CNN Business)In the basement of a huge townhouse on the outskirts of Beijing, young Chinese men are clustered in front of screens playing computer games 24 hours a day.
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Such respect for rules and punctuality is something Germans are good at, said several attendees, who clustered in the glow of the small stage, stomping their feet against the numbing cold.
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Most stocks, bonds and currencies are traded on computer servers clustered in guarded out-of-town data centres miles from where human traders at banks and brokers sit on trading floors.
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Now, dozens of solar plants clustered in the country's northern reaches and wind farms operating along the southern coast are generating 2.2 gigawatts — more than what most African nations can produce.
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Liberals are clustered in large, coastal cities, giving them overwhelming majorities in a few districts but putting them at a larger disadvantage against a more geographically dispersed, rural and suburban GOP.
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