That a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, from coast to coast to coast.
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"From coast to coast to coast, Canadians rejected division and negativity," he said in Montreal.
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"But hurting Canadian families from coast to coast to coast does nothing to advance the cause of reconciliation."
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"Hurting Canadian families from coast to coast to coast does nothing to advance the cause of reconciliation," he said.
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" Mr. Trudeau himself took a characteristically optimistic view, saying on election night, "From coast to coast to coast, Canadians rejected division and negativity.
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But this summer, she is taking a very different approach—namely, putting the art of 50 Indigenous women artists on 167 billboards from coast to coast to coast.
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But during this election campaign, nastiness has been one of the only unifying themes, as parties trade insults and dig up scandals from coast to coast to coast.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Former U.S. Sen.
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On FOX Business: Cavuto: Coast to Coast , 8 p.m.
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Protesters chanted "Not my president" in rallies coast to coast.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Former New Mexico Gov.
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"Not my president," protesters chanted in rallies coast to coast.
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He's the guy who created Space Ghost Coast to Coast .
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Coast to Coast had punk sewn into its very aesthetic.
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" Now, Beasley says, "I've been doing shows coast to coast.
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He traveled from coast to coast and around the world.
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Until then, the consequences will mount from coast to coast.
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Fortunately, we're seeing progress from coast to coast: California's Gov.
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"And now, we're in the middle of an opioid crisis, the worst drug safety crisis in Canadian history, compounded by the fact that bootleg fentanyl crisis is present coast to coast to coast," he said.
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Space Ghost Coast to Coast is a big influence on me.
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Coast to Coast was alternative "anti-comedy" at its absolute best.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Katrina Campins, Campins Group CEO.
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My name has been in all the papers coast to coast.
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The list encompasses cities of different sizes from coast to coast.
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From coast to coast, work stoppages and labor protests keep coming.
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From coast to coast, parrots were passing pathogens to their owners.
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It's a trend in thousands of communities from coast to coast.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Doug Kass, Seabreeze Partners Management, Inc.
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Canadians from coast to coast celebrate as this growing industry goes mainstream.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Leon Panetta, former defense secretary; Amb.
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Nikki, however, is still kicking ass for fans from coast to coast.
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Teams in America often traipse thousands of kilometres from coast to coast.
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The wall covers the entire Westerosi northern border — from coast to coast.
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Go deeper: From coast to coast, the growing war on tech addiction
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Bell broadcast "Coast to Coast" from his radio station, KNYE, in Pahrump.
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It's the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 22015 years.
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Margot Robbie and Khloe Kardashian teased their fans coast to coast Tuesday.
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Protests against the pipeline were planned for Tuesday from coast to coast.
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The Sweet and Crunchy Tenders are available now from coast to coast.
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"Many people think of the wall as coast to coast," he said.
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The hottest spots reach coast to coast, from Oregon to New York.
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Tremors from the suburban uprising radiated from coast to coast last week.
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Want to stifle growth for mom-and-pop shops coast to coast?
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Bell retired from Coast to Coast in 2003, but returned to the airwaves with a rival show 10 years later after he felt his creation Coast to Coast had moved to the far right of the political spectrum.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Guests include: Karl Rove, Sen, Chuck Grassley.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Beverly Goodman, Barron&aposs assistant managing editor.
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Coast to Coast turned Adult Swim into the alt empire it now is.
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Indeed, Mr Berry could take you anywhere, coast to coast and crossing states.
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The drive from Coast to Coast to Redban's home takes about 45 minutes.
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I hope to see many of you at events from coast to coast.
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A quick Google search brings up dozens of practices from coast to coast.
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It's the first US coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 99 years.
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From coast to coast, ICE officials are busy detaining otherwise law-abiding people.
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Watch live, in virtual reality, as the eclipse moves coast to coast Monday.
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They're coast-to-coast in Canada, with big swaths in the United States.
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The former vice president's campaign is also out-staffed from coast to coast.
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Thank God: Our national nightmare is over as Americans coast to coast collectively exhale.
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"I have spent so many Christmas seasons touring from coast to coast," Grant said.
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"The American people from coast-to-coast said that this is absolutely unacceptable," Sen.
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I drive from coast to coast and this sh*t is flat to me.
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She spent her coast-to-coast plane ride Wednesday revising the speech with Rooney.
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Mike Posner has just crossed the entire United States, coast to coast -- on foot.
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The for-profit company has drawn condemnation, fines and lawsuits from coast to coast.
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"The American people from coast to coast have said that this is unacceptable," Sen.
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Ian Cohen is a writer based in north, south, east, west, coast to coast.
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Detroit took its biggest lead at 71-64 on Smith's coast-to-coast layup.
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For more than two decades, Art Bell broadcast Coast to Coast AM across America.
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I learned this lesson the hard way on a recent coast to coast flight.
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Students who have roiled college campuses from coast to coast have that exactly right.
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Coast to coast, Walmart shoppers are turning to the retailer to quench their thirst.
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She also signaled that Gates has been working with prosecutors from coast to coast.
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Wade by issuing detailed standards that control every abortion clinic from coast to coast.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems co-founder; former U.S. Sen.
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Not a trip around the block, but a coast-to-coast road trip, he says.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Guests include: Gene Munster, managing partner at Loup Ventures.
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All three goals came at the end of coast-to-coast rushes by New York.
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We think Mollie's information has been shared literally coast to coast and border to border.
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We can already hear the hot takes and debates taking place from coast to coast.
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Consider the evidence of Latino homophobia on display from coast to coast just this week.
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U.S. health officials have confirmed a dozen cases in the U.S. from coast to coast.
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The first coast-to-coast line, finished in 1869, allowed the West to be settled.
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Meanwhile, a coast-to-coast demonstration of Tesla's full self-driving capabilities has been delayed.
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A high pressure system stretching from coast-to-coast is keeping the heat turned on.
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Now in season 42, SNL airs live coast-to-coast, starting at 11:30 p.m.
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So, listen, I drive from coast to coast, and this s*** is flat to me.
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What's more, candidates must also make clear why foreign policy matters from coast to coast.
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That year, she also became the first woman to fly solo from coast to coast.
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He did this because there was a total eclipse from coast to coast across America.
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The crew travels everywhere with her, escorting Rossum on coast-to-coast trips for work.
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There were places to recognize, sights to see, and roads stretching from coast to coast.
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Cheryl and Toni are still going strong, fresh off their coast-to-coast motorcycle tour.
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"Public lands from coast to coast are, I think, at stake right now," Marcario said.
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In fact, health care was the top deciding issue in races from coast to coast.
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From coast to coast, buyers shopping in this spring market are finding less and less.
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Watch live, in virtual reality, as the eclipse moves coast to coast on August 21st.
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Last season, SNL made the game-changing move of airing episodes live, coast-to-coast.
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I recently set off on a four-day journey from coast to coast via Amtrak.
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Opportunities to make a genuine difference in the lives of families from coast to coast.
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Why did so many millions of voters coast-to-coast say yes to public transportation?
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The last time an eclipse traversed the country from coast to coast was in 1918.
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Spencer Fujimoto goes coast to coast with a back side 50 in the old NYC.
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The university will also participate in a countrywide experiment to film totality coast to coast.
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In the 1920s, from coast to coast, members of the Ku Klux Klan opposed Columbus.
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Coast to coast, cities in the zone are bracing for a huge influx of visitors.
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That force will only grow in 2020 as we organize women from coast to coast.
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From coast to coast hundreds of celebrations are planned for July 1, Canada's official birthday.
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A great Democratic wave is building and growing from coast to coast, north to south.
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High school students from coast to coast stage anti-Trump walkouts High school students from coast to coast stage anti-Trump walkouts Stephanie Cierra is an 18-year-old Los Angeles high school senior who walked out of school Monday to protest Donald Trump's election.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Gene Munster, tech analyst; Nick Johnston, Axios editor-in-chief.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Jim DeMint, former South Carolina senator; Richard Karlgaard, Forbes publisher.
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Foster's coast-to-coast layup at the halftime buzzer provided Creighton with a 53-211 cushion.
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This is the biggest coast-to-coast American event where everybody will get to experience it.
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Newly sober, Roussin launched Coast to Coast, and he began hiring people at 12-step meetings.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: John Allison, former president and CEO of the Cato Institute.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Former independent counsel Robert Ray breaks down Mueller Russia investigation.
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Watch live, in virtual reality, as the eclipse moves from coast to coast on August 21.
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Watch live, in virtual reality, as the eclipse moves from coast to coast on August 2003.
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He and the Yankees' young slugger, Aaron Judge, have become overnight sensations from coast to coast.
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Guard Austin Rivers missed two free throws before Westbrook raced coast to coast for a layup.
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Leonard's coast-to-coast dunk extended the lead to 276 points with 24:221 to play.
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The photography made visible the bravery, dedication, and agency of ordinary Americans from coast to coast.
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Nearly three-quarters of full-time, two-year MBA programmes reported declines from coast to coast.
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On Main Streets from coast to coast, tax cuts are making a strong economy even stronger.
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Read more: It took me 96 hours to ride an Amtrak train from coast to coast.
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Still, scraps of conversation carried their love, and multiple coast-to-coast visits renewed their commitment.
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The 2018 election severely diminished the GOP presence in major metropolitan areas from coast to coast.
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Bell syndicated Coast to Coast in 1993 and his audience grew to more than 10 million.
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However, concerns continue to arise coast to coast over its impact on neighborhoods and existing services.
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Answers to both questions will be written across 14 states from coast to coast on Tuesday.
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In the US, temperatures this spring are expected to be above average from coast to coast.
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More cases from coast to coast Georgia has confirmed its first two cases of coronavirus, Gov.
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Eisenhower championed an interstate highway system that enabled coast-to-coast transportation of people and goods.
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The Trump team's approach is designed to build a coast-to-coast firewall against that risk.
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With three million weekly listeners, "Coast to Coast," which is broadcast every night from 1 a.m.
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The band will begin a three-month, coast-to-coast tour with this pair of performances.
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Not everybody is on board with the trend, which is playing out from coast to coast.
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There is outrage and sadness: From coast to coast, the scandal has dominated conversations on campuses.
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Our nation needs a coast to coast network of high-speed charging stations along our interstate highways.
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From coast to coast, check out the three largest Memorial Day celebrations that patriotically commemorate the holiday.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Paul Bonicelli, former foreign policy adviser to President George W. Bush.
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What U.S. landmark was completed in 103, linking a transportation route that extended from coast to coast?
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Yet there's nothing dull behind the story of Coast to Coast Computer Products in Simi Valley, California.
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After we leave Hunter's house, he'll head back to Coast to Coast to wrap up his shift.
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Today's eclipse, traversing the US from coast to coast, was their fifteenth and biggest outing to date.
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The kelp bowl debuts Thursday at Sweetgreens coast to coast and will be available until March 0003.
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Soon these protests had spread coast to coast, and as far as across the Atlantic to London.
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Still, the ambitious plan could translate into more jobs in the private sector from coast to coast.
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The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards will air live coast-to-coast on NBC at 8 p.m.
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A coast-to-coast autonomous drive would likely require at least a Level 4 autonomy or higher.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Carol Roth, former investment banker; Lee Spieckerman, president of SpieckermanMedia LLC.
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Of nearly 18,000 police agencies from coast to coast, just 53 had signed on to the effort.
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However, not before successful efforts to rebuild the Democratic Party from coast to coast have been completed.
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A total solar eclipse that crosses the U.S. from coast to coast will be visible on Aug.
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No -- it's a total solar eclipse, and it's shadowing the U.S. from coast to coast this Monday.
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That's made things easier for automakers, because they've had to meet similar standards from coast to coast.
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"You talk about a toothless politician," Schilling said on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto Coast to Coast" Wednesday.
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Together, wireless carriers and infrastructure companies are ready to expand and improve those networks coast to coast.
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It's the go-getters from coast to coast who build, teach, serve and care for our nation.
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The safety of regional flyers matters just as much as that of coast-to-coast jet setters.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Lee Spieckerman, Spieckerman Media president; Dan Eberhart, CEO of Canary, LLC.
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The Atlanta rapper went ahead and laid out his coast-to-coast North American tour, too. And?
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Founder and host of Coast to Coast AM. Nathan Davis (22018–2018), jazz saxophonist, composer, and educator.
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Many state legislatures have taken up this cause, with statehouses coast to coast reconsidering the annual practice.
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And that was before his sweep of victories coast to coast this month solidified his political comeback.
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"You'd be surprised at the number of classics that have gone coast to coast," Mr. Guidall said.
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Bidding wars became the norm, and young potential buyers from coast to coast were often priced out.
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His "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" FBN show, for example, enjoyed the highest-rated week in its history.
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It is now among the top-30 insurers in the world, servicing states from coast to coast.
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"We have an unprecedented grass-roots movement from coast to coast," he said in Manchester on Tuesday.
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Here, then, is a taxonomy of the new specialists filling the service gap from coast to coast.
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"Saturday Night Live" airs live coast-to-coast at 11:30p ET/8:30p PT on NBC
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"We can't wait to go coast to coast and celebrate this with all of you," Virtue says.
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But sellers told CNBC that coast-to-coast shipments often take a few days longer than that.
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Arturo Toscanini helped raise the status of the Philharmonic with regular live coast-to-coast radio broadcasts.
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And Univision will look to sunnier skies as it broadcasts its coast-to-coast party ¡FELIZ 2018!
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But from coast to coast, corruption and apathy routinely shoot these good intentions squarely in the foot.
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Eventually, this population found itself south of a massive ice sheet covering North America from coast to coast.
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Unfortunately, I was also disenchanted by the undercurrent of racial hate that I saw from coast to coast.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Karl Rove; Dennis Gartman, editor and publisher of the Gartman Letter; Rep.
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Donations to Coast to Coast, a charity devoted to fighting childhood cancer can be made in Laura's name.
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Besides the sales floor, Coast to Coast has 10 grow rooms that produce more than 30 different strains.
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Wendy's been hanging with a young buck, who seems to be keeping her busy from coast-to-coast.
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But again, the way they started the game going coast-to-coast, we are still on Christmas break.
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The startup just completed a coast-to-coast trip from LA to Jacksonville, Florida, driving 2,400 miles autonomously.
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The predominant species, excavated and studied from coast-to-coast for over 200 years, has been Mammut american.
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This phenomenon plays out every day, coast to coast across the United States — and the statistics are alarming.
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You'll hear from parents, relatives, and a doctor on how this epidemic has affected Americans coast to coast.
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It is emblematic of the nation's crumbling transportation infrastructure coast to coast — including locks, ports, highways and railroads.
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Therefore, it seems prudent to maintain and expand tax provisions that incentivize infrastructure projects from coast to coast.
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From coast to coast, American ideas and innovation are reinvigorating our economy, producing new businesses and more jobs.
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The results: Breaking down an Election Day that swept women into positions of power from coast to coast.
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For the first time in its 42-year history, the show is being broadcast live, coast to coast.
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"Coast to Coast" began in 1984 as a talk radio program broadcasting from the Las Vegas station KDWN.
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By expanding broadband infrastructure and encouraging teleworking, we can tap into the nation's talent from coast to coast.
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After hearing Mr. Morton promote the fund on "Coast to Coast," a man from Washington State invested $217,19333.
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ET: Don&apost miss a very special edition of "Coast to Coast" as Neil covers the latest primary results!
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The fate of liberal democracy, from coast to coast and far beyond these shining shores, may depend on it.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Alberto Gonzales, former U.S. attorney general; Bill Richardson, former governor of New Mexico.
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On Sunday, the UK government unveiled plans for a vast new forest spanning the country from coast to coast.
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Nationwide, 32 states and 73 million people from coast to coast are under winter advisories, warnings and watches Friday.
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It got me thinking on the legacy of Coast to Coast, and its impact on me and modern comedy.
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Stanley Johnson's coast-to-coast basket tied it at 72-all with 8:40 left in the fourth quarter.
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If you want to taste all that this country has to offer, there are breweries from coast to coast.
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So this says that the call has been taken up inside from coast to coast across 17 different states.
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Slooh will cover the eclipse as it travels from coast to coast and broadcast views of it from Idaho.
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"This nomination...has aroused the American people from coast to coast on the issue of sexual assault," he added.
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Today's crowded primary lineup coast-to-coast holds clues for November's midterm outcomes, so check back tonight at TheHill.
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On Wednesday, the president highlighted another national health concern raised by voters from coast to coast: the opioid crisis.
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Immigration protests People from coast-to-coast hit the streets to protest President Trump's immigration policies over the weekend.
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LGBTQ families and families from coast to coast need these common sense provisions and these provisions are overwhelmingly popular.
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Amtrak is easily one of the slowest ways to travel from coast to coast, but I did it anyway.
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Mobilizing the collective Democratic faithful from coast to coast therefore requires a variety of distinct campaign messages — and messengers.
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"The dynamics from coast to coast are so different depending on the marketplace as you can imagine," he said.
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"I probably should thank every Catholic from coast to coast for all the prayers on Good Friday," she said.
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John Bradshaw, owner of Coast to Coast Rare Stones International in New Hampshire, is well versed in the challenge.
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Wedding ceremonies have come to an abrupt halt from coast to coast as large gatherings have been banned nationwide.
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"Federal courts from coast to coast have now reviewed the record and reached the same conclusion," Mr. Schneiderman said.
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After World War II and into the late 1950s, many large assembly line suburbs were built coast to coast.
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When "Coast to Coast" went national, in 1992, he started to receive calls from listeners about their paranormal experiences.
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The comic Corpses: Coast to Coast, published in a 1954 issue of Voodoo, is a prime example of this.
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He'll still continue to host Live with Kelly and Ryan, balancing both jobs by flying coast to coast each week.
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Starting Monday, the offer is available "coast to coast" in the United States with no minimum purchase, the company announced.
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The outage was resolved by Wednesday night, according to AT&T, but it had affected customers from coast to coast.
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"This will be the backbone of a national quantum internet extending coast to coast and border to border," said Dabbar.
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Well, there's a coast-to-coast total solar eclipse but also, like, a car would scare them, so whatever. 22.
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Another total solar eclipse is slated to happen in the US in 2024, but it won't go coast to coast.
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Its new 'Coast to Coast' menu showcases the best of British ingredients, including sunflower honey, roasted barley syrup and cobnuts.
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I think you have to do that, but the process is good, where you&aposre not flying coast to coast.
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Students are pouring into computer science programs from coast to coast in the U.S. and Canada, university professors tell us.
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I am proud to say we have grown into a strong, diverse movement of students spanning from coast to coast.
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It has been nearly 100 years since a total eclipse has moved from coast to coast across the United States.
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A Penn turnover late led to Bridges' coast-to-coast dunk and a 22012-218 lead with 265:55 left.
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She'll be joined by musical guest HAIM, and will be streaming live coast-to-coast for the show's third time.
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"Everywhere coast to coast, around the land / We all have one thing in common, we love to dance," Khan sings.
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" In case he wasn't clear enough, he offered geography and compass points: it's "coast to coast, north, south, east, west.
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He was just in L.A., so if he flew coast-to-coast, the ride would have cost someone $50k minimum.
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Webster, whose coast-to-coast layup regained the advantage for Nebraska, capped the run with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer.
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American communities from coast to coast have expressed an eagerness to welcome refugee families and help them rebuild their lives.
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Only days after his discharge in 1951, Mr. La Rosa began performing before coast-to-coast radio and television audiences.
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Different cities, different states, over the 37 years we have invested in every state in the US coast to coast.
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With units spread from coast to coast, that challenges the ability for them to come together and train, he said.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: John Yoo, former Department of Justice attorney and University of California, Berkeley law professor.
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It sounds like a more awkward Space Ghost Coast to Coast with a host who's wetter and less-obviously human.
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After a year researching 1503,000 businesses, holding 75 conference calls and visiting prospects coast to coast, they made a decision.
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In his 20013 documentary, Missing 411, we hear Paulides speaking on Coast to Coast AM, a paranormal radio talk-show.
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Simmons has done some incredible things this year and several teams have zero answer when he's zipping coast to coast.
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During that time, the lawsuits have popped up in cities from coast to coast, spanning from Los Angeles to Baltimore.
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Her pieces are visible coast to coast, in collections from the Smithsonian Institution in DC, to Microsoft's headquarters in Seattle.
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Wells Fargo is one of the country's largest lenders, with branches and mortgage lending operations stretching from coast to coast.
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His remarks come after Democrats won election contests from coast to coast, including gubernatorial contests in Virginia and New Jersey.
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The companies range from large American manufacturing operations to multigenerational small businesses in cities and towns from coast to coast.
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The "Coast to Coast" program was her escape, and she spent hours fan-girling over Mr. Morton, a frequent guest.
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"[We need to] update our vocabulary so that we're truly connecting with Americans from coast to coast," he added on Sunday.
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Bannon's nickname was "Coast," short for coast-to-coast, because on the basketball court he'd never pass the ball, Mickle said.
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But though Willis has done many things in her career, hosting Coast to Coast on AM radio isn't one of them.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Mark Weinberg, former assistant press secretary to President Reagan; John Lonski, Moody&aposs managing director.
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Recently, lead animator of Coast to Coast and voice of Zorak and Moltar, C. Martin Croker passed away at age 54.
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Andre is great at terrifying his guests, but in Coast to Coast, you'd see the looming existential crises fall upon them.
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They rarely saw their families and flew from coast to coast, visiting facilities where parts of the spacecraft were being manufactured.
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Yes, the stuff here looks big but the real issue is untangling it from people&aposs lives from coast to coast.
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And she can be seen from coast-to-coast, from Jacksonville, Florida, to San Francisco, from Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Madison, Wisconsin.
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But there are canyons, winding forest trails, and family-friendly posts that'll inspire vacations and getaways from coast to coast, too.
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This morning, the retailer says Restock is broadly available coast to coast, reaching more than 75 percent of the U.S. population.
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That's why, this fall, we're undertaking a campaign to ignite the vocal majority of gun-sense supporters from coast to coast.
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Six and increasingly seven days a week, letter carriers deliver to 155 million U.S. homes and businesses from coast to coast.
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Bruce hit a pair of 3-pointers and Payton got a steal and took it coast-to-coast for a layup.
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If you like Space Ghost Coast to Coast, The Brak Show, and Sea Lab 2020, I think you'll like Hot Streets.
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Its trajectory has only been mapped and headlining every newspaper worth its salt, from coast-to-coast, for the past week.
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Yet these positions can't be filled because HR departments from coast to coast can't find qualified applicants with the appropriate skills.
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There are periods of high activity, stretched across the pockets of civilization you find as you walk from coast to coast.
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That show was Space Ghost: Coast to Coast and would go on to influence contemporary programs like The Eric Andre Show.
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And her first mini-retirement — a month-long coast-to-coast road trip with her best friend — cost less than $3,000.
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On campuses from coast to coast, there was soul searching about ways in which colleges might be unintentionally deterring prospective applicants.
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The F-35 has manufacturers and subcontractors spread across the country and the jet will eventually be deployed coast to coast.
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Starting in the mid 1980s, he began to broadcast Coast to Coast AM in the dead of night, from his home.
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The options hail from regional shops from coast to coast and make an excellent gift for the foodie in your life.
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From coast to coast, cities and states are rolling out ambitious plans to expand government-run health coverage to more Americans.
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And he's quick enough to blow by a plodding center or take the ball coast-to-coast off a defensive rebound.
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Today, by contrast, the Washington Post is a national media organization whose stories are read by people from coast to coast.
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We traveled from coast to coast to visit 30 public high schools that had been recommended by leaders in the field.
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It changed the country and the electoral map forever, and the Transcontinental Railroad finally connected the nation from coast to coast.
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While Stanton was home raising five children, Anthony was delivering her friend's take-no-prisoners speeches at rallies coast to coast.
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It offers coast-to-coast 4G LTE wireless coverage through the Nationwide Sprint Network, plus minutes to Canada, China, and Mexico.
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And Democrats are emboldened by their coast-to-coast victories in governor's races and at statehouses across the country last week.
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It's no secret our nation faces a grave problem that's gripping the country from coast to coast — and worsening each year.
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For instance, the House passed a bill late last year that will finally eliminate anonymous shell companies from coast to coast.
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It also took you 703 hours to fly coast-to-coast, or two-and-a-half days to reach Karachi, Pakistan.
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Across the country, from coast to coast, state legislatures are introducing, debating, and passing more gun sense legislation than ever before.
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The bottom line is that ObamaCare's broken promises have caused immense harm to millions of hardworking Americans from coast to coast.
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But I love the incredible month-long coast-to-coast road trip my best friend and I did in our 20s.
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DRN stretches coast to coast and is available to private individuals and companies focused on tracking and locating people or vehicles.
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Costin and her husband, who died in December, listened to "Coast to Coast" every night, even as his health was deteriorating.
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From coast to coast, every insurance-sales and dental hygienist convention now features one of these puffy paeans to technology. Robots!
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Even after coast-to-coast victories for Democrats Tuesday night, party leaders still appeared wary about ramping up involvement on Wednesday.
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August 27 - The first total solar eclipse to cross the United States from coast to coast in 210 years takes place.
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Democrats won from coast-to-coast on Tuesday, sweeping the two gubernatorial contests and gaining seats in Virginia's House of Delegates.
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In "Coast to Coast Big Mouth," from 1965, Laura is tricked into revealing that Rob's boss (Carl Reiner) wears a toupee.
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Flint's disaster is just one example of a preventable public health crisis that continues in hotspots coast to coast, Reuters has found.
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The total solar eclipse that hasn't happened in the US since 1979, and won't happen again from coast to coast until 2045.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Robert Charles, former assistant secretary of state to Colin Powell; J.T. Lewis, brother of Newtown, Conn.
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The lifestyle trends pioneered by a new generation of tech millennials, and by technology itself, are also spreading from coast to coast.
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There's no way you're going to let a little coast-to-coast roadtrip get in the way of your favorite bad habit.
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The special will have teams set up from coast to coast, with production happening in L.A., Nashville, and New York's Times Square.
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For on-ear headphones, the MW50+ have decent battery life around 15-16 hours, making them suitable for coast-to-coast flights.
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" He later added that if he wanted to, Tesla could execute the coast-to-coast drive by the "end of the year.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: John Hannah, former national security adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney; Larry Glazer, Mayflower Funds manager.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Amber Smith, former Pentagon official; John Hannah, former national security adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney.
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Baristas from coast to coast are probably grateful that the enchanting and photogenic Unicorn Frappuccino was a fleeting addition to Starbucks' menu.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Gene Munster, Loup Ventures managing partner and tech analyst; Lawrence Jones, editor-in-chief of CampusReform.
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I used to listen to a lot of Coast to Coast AM and was just awake all of the time growing up.
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The value of medallions in New York City have fallen sharply, while fleet owners from coast-to-coast are filing Chapter 11.
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Delphi already has an autonomous fleet in Silicon Valley and demonstrated a coast-to-coast autonomous drive of the US last year.
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The cases span from coast to coast and predominantly arise from investigations into drug crimes going back to 2008, the ACLU said.
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Yet despite these advancements in rational public policy, the long reach of criminalization stretches deep into American communities from coast-to-coast.
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Dilapidated roads, crumbling bridges and battered levees and dams litter the country from coast to coast, and Northern California is no exception.
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With record heatwaves baking the country from coast to coast, Americans everywhere are looking for a way to cool down this summer.
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Another challenge was presenting a diverse and balanced view of the coast-to-coast protests that often lasted less than 20 minutes.
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"I don't think they even know Donald Trump," he told host Neil Cavuto on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto Coast to Coast" Monday.
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In the weeks leading up to the November 6 midterm elections, voting access controversies have been flaring up from coast to coast.
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"It is coast to coast, and it is a much younger demographic than you might expect from royal watchers previously," he said.
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Uncertainty and fear among the American public continues from coast to coast over the worsening impact of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.
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Or taking a deep dive into love stories from coast to coast (and everywhere in between), or an effervescent celebration of friendship?
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"Let me congratulate people from coast to coast who today are marching for our lives," the senator said in his recorded message.
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Patriots from coast to coast draped themselves in clothing made up of the stars and stripes to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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But in two weeks, the race widens from small early states to a 14-state, coast-to-coast blowout on Super Tuesday.
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"I hope he understands the magnitude of the black eye this gives the law enforcement profession from coast to coast," he said.
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It's time to adopt a proactive state legislative strategy that protects and advances reproductive rights, health, and justice from coast to coast.
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He's keeping his options open about whether to short-circuit due process with a coast-to-coast show-me-your-papers policy.
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This is actually the first time in American history that the total solar eclipse will cross the U.S. from coast to coast.
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L's 2008 Animal Nationalism, a three-year undertaking that resulted in a solo exhibition as well as a coast-to-coast tour.
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The motorcycle gang was able to set up a network that extends from coast to coast, gradually establishing chapters in each province.
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He flies coast-to-coast a lot ... he has to be in NYC during the week to host "Live" with Kelly Ripa.
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When a bruiser as fast and skilled as Griffin takes off coast-to-coast, his own man has no chance to keep up.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Tom Coburn, former U.S. senator; Robert Charles, former assistant secretary of state under President George W. Bush.
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The airline's aircraft of choice was the Airbus A320, a twin-engine narrow-body aircraft capable of flying coast to coast with ease.
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From coast to coast, her stops included hometown San Francisco, Chicago, Baltimore, the Philadelphia suburb of King of Prussia, Boston and New York.
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The last time a coast-to-coast eclipse happened 99 years ago, she said, scientists didn't have the technology to do these measurements.
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For the first time in 99 years, the path of totality will cross the length of the continental US from coast to coast.
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For her portrait series Major Arcana: Witches in America, Denny traveled from coast to coast to track down people who identify as witches.
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The map now shows survivors in more than 500 US cities, stretching from coast to coast, up to Alaska and over to Hawaii.
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The Rails-to-Trails Conservancy recently announced plans for a coast-to-coast bike and walking route from Washington, D.C., to Washington state.
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Variety reports that, starting April 15, Saturday Night Live will air live coast-to-coast for its last 4 episodes of the season.
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With the Raptors out of timeouts, DeRozan went coast-to-coast for a dunk and got fouled by Anthony Tolliver in the process.
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Every day millions of Americans from coast to coast rely on buses and trains to get to work, school and everywhere in between.
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For another eclipse similar to this year's, one that moves from coast to coast, you will have to wait until August 12, 2045.
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She's hit pretty much every talk show from coast-to-coast, but it's only today that she talked to daytime titan Ellen DeGeneres.
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His remarks come after Democrats won elections from coast to coast on Tuesday, including the two gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey.
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The bundle grew in the late 1970s after satellites opened up coast-to-coast network distribution and cable operators invested in original programming.
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To the Editor: During the course of the vice-presidential debate, I received 17 emails and texts from Republican friends coast to coast.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Thursday forecast that temperatures this spring are expected to be above average from coast to coast.
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"It is wider than our entire state and could cause major and life-threatening impacts on both coasts, coast to coast," Florida Gov.
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But in May, he crossed a finish line in Central Park, marking the end of a 3,275-mile journey from coast to coast.
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They formed an instrumental duo, the Ukulele Rascals, which joined the bandleader Ray Kinney on a coast-to-coast mainland tour in 1949.
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To understand the scope of the problem, consider a single bridge in Missouri, among the more than 55,000 interstate bridges coast-to-coast.
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Five other men are also on trial on drug and conspiracy charges for playing roles in the coast-to-coast cocaine-trafficking ring.
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I traveled from coast to coast, attending screenings and following the reactions people had to the film in person and on social media.
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If you head to any major wireless carrier website, you'll be inundated with claims of coast to coast, uniform availability of wireless broadband.
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Health systems spent the decade merging with one another and buying up doctor groups, increasing their shares of markets from coast to coast.
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Trump is a product of rage among the Republican base," he told host Neil Cavuto on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto Coast to Coast.
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Embark, a San Francisco start-up, completed a coast-to-coast test drive of its autonomous semi-truck, the company announced on Tuesday.
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It's kind of a big deal, especially because this one will stretch coast-to-coast, and it's seven years till the next one.
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The organization, which Raymond started last year with a few buddies, is now a coast-to-coast network with chapters in nine cities.
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Viewing parties are planned coast to coast at museums, planetariums and libraries, as well as in France, where InSight's seismometer was designed and built.
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He's clocked 1003 miles into his second coast-to-coast trek, which he began in March when he left from Georgia's St. Simons Island.
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By July 2015 Champion became a SportsCenter anchor, moving to SportsCenter Coast-to-Coast as a coanchor to join David Lloyd in February 2016.
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But while Ocasio-Cortez's victory drew headlines from coast to coast, it was in fact the latest of recent primary wins by Democratic Socialists.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Robert Charles, former assistant secretary of state to Colin Powell; Alexander Vershbow, former U.S. ambassador to South Korea.
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And we may need modern transit to get across our congested cities more urgently than we need new ways to from coast-to-coast.
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On August 21st, a total solar eclipse will cross the United States from coast to coast for the first time in nearly a century.
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Co-founders David Burwell and Peter Harnik were railroad history buffs, and a coast-to-coast backbone was always part their vision, CityLab notes.
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Closing out its highest performing season in 20 years, Saturday Night Live will air live from coast-to-coast for the first time ever.
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His second coast-to-coast adventure kicked off back in March, when he left once again from Georgia, in the state's St. Simons Island.
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But it would be dishonest to disregard the current of anger and frustration pulsating from coast to coast over the direction of the country.
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In that case, Doritos Locos fans from coast to coast will get a free taco on Tuesday, June 20163, from 2 to 6 p.m.
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They're live coast-to-coast again After going live across the country for the first time last year, "SNL" is sticking with the formula.
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This diverse mix of makers have life stories that take us from coast to coast, and open doors and windows to the larger world.
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Restaurant brands signed up in the first wave include Byron, Pizza Express, Pizza Hut, TGI Friday's, Frankie & Benny's, Chiquito, Coast to Coast and Giraffe.
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But compared with many other passengers on this trip from coast to coast, I was still a novice in every sense of the word.
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His basketball style — running the length of the court without passing — earned him a sarcastic nickname, Coast-to-Coast, said Mr. Masso, his shipmate.
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For example, each May letter carriers conduct the country's largest single-day food drive to replenish food banks, pantries and shelters coast to coast.
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National School Choice Week celebrates those options and should inspire policymakers from coast to coast to support even more educational opportunities for all students.
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Cleary will be taking Lou & Grey on a trip from, well, coast to coast, stocking pieces from the brand's summer collection in her van.
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The entire defense has to stop the ball, and that usually ends with a guard rotating over to prevent a coast-to-coast dunk.
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Although this issue is less headline grabbing than the Comey firing, rest assured media companies from coast to coast will be paying close attention.
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These lie far beyond the city, but the new Coast to Coast Walkway in Auckland takes a similarly comprehensive approach to trekking across town.
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We're talking a coast-to-coast kissing marathon -- from Miami and NYC to San Fran and WeHo ... and even some smooching up in Canada.
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Booker gave his club a five-point lead, 212-2106, when he stole an inbounds pass and went coast to coast for a layup.
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The upcoming total solar eclipse, the first in 99 years to stretch from coast to coast, is right on time, argues our poetic editorial.
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He's promised that Teslas would drive themselves from coast to coast (hasn't happened), and that Tesla would launch a robotaxi service (also hasn't happened).
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They were also annihilated in thriving white-collar suburban House districts from coast to coast where many view Trump as unfit for the job.
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The Democratic candidates won the gubernatorial races in both Virginia and New Jersey, and Democrats took seats in state legislatures from coast to coast.
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And in the US, African immigrants employ large numbers of American workers in startups and projects in local tech hubs from coast to coast.
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These savings, enjoyed by consumers coast-to-coast, are made possible in large part by the natural resources found in the heart of Appalachia.
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As a result, the president is omnipresent, the subject of endless coast-to-coast conversations among family and friends, never far from our thoughts.
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And services that did finally arrive, like OnLive, couldn't overcome a myriad of technical hurdles to deliver a consistent, quality product from coast to coast.
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For months now, thousands of kids, from coast to coast, have been putting down their phones and iPads and putting their hands on something ... goopier.
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The next big total solar eclipse to cross the continental US from coast to coast again is a little more far off into the future.
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So we hit up our cohort of editors from coast to coast to find out what hero skin-care products they can't shut up about.
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In 1954, three F9F-6 single-seat versions of the Cougar flew from coast-to-coast in less than 4 hours, for the first time.
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Tesla was also supposed to have demonstrated Autopilot's full self-driving abilities with a coast-to-coast autonomous drive that was originally slated for 2017.
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The thrill of discovering the unique look and feel of a roadside motel was replaced by assurances of sameness by hosts from coast to coast.
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Andrus hopes that by showing he can once again make it from coast to coast, the funds will grow to help accomplish the Navy's goal.
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Booth dropped in a 3-pointer and followed with a steal and coast-to-coast layup for a 70-753 advantage with 15:58 remaining.
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Automobiles are driven coast-to-coast, but few would argue that we need a Washington-based bureaucracy to dictate where every stop sign should go.
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Another advantage: Tello has the same selling points of major networks, like fast browsing speeds, calls that don't drop, and coast-to-coast wireless coverage.
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The first-round sites for the United States, for example, will take the team coast to coast in eight days: Friday in Santa Clara, Calif.
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Since travelers have alternatives to a cookie-cutter room, hotels are realizing they need to deliver more than the same design from coast to coast.
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Democrats won local races coast-to-coast, held onto the governor's mansion in Virginia after a tough battle and nearly flipped Virginia's House of Delegates.
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Protecting the environment is a core industry value and this commitment is bolstered by industry investments powering conservation and outdoor recreation from coast to coast.
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Mobilizing Democrats across the country Last month, Barkan embarked on a six-week speaking tour from coast to coast to campaign for Democratic congressional candidates.
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So far, 153,219 local leaders from coast to coast have pledged to their commitment to the climate agreement to ensure the health of the planet.
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Coast to Coast was a friendly program and Bell often went toe-to-toe with far right figures such as Turner Diaries author William Pierce.
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I looked it up in an article first and then I found the time well video on the Coast to Coast [AM Radio] YouTube page.
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The cost of common drugs like the generic version of the cholesterol drug Zocor, or the diabetes drug metformin, differ significantly from coast to coast.
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Millions of students across several entire states and in big-city districts from coast to coast have suspended classes, some into April and perhaps longer.
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Major companies from coast to coast have asked their employees to work from home, and federal agencies have been testing out their own telework capabilities.
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Could this mean that ranch water — a mix of tequila, lime juice and Topo Chico — will soon become a coast-to-coast craze in America?
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They are charting a coast-to-coast scramble for delegates that has left once-surging candidates, like former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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Death Stranding is a game about a man walking coast to coast, and it's nothing without the sensation that you took each step for yourself.
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Election Day 2017 couldn't have gone much better for the party, which won victories from coast to coast including the day's top prize: Virginia's governorship.
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These geometric tiles running horizontally, then vertically, tweaked to reflect the local color palette, can now be found in coffee bars from coast to coast.
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An impressive coast-to-coast effort by Coleman resulted in a short-handed goal that ended the Avalanche's shutout bid less than seven minutes later.
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It became more exciting as it went on, and Mudiay scored on a coast-to-coast layup to tie the score with 2.7 seconds remaining.
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Ryan Seacrest is the new co-host of 'Live' with Kelly Ripa ... which means a coast-to-coast move for the former "American Idol" host.
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The challenges are likely to be many, in jurisdictions from coast to coast, increasing the chances that new construction would not start any time soon.
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On May 2, 1982, the Weather Channel made its debut coast to coast under the Landmark umbrella, with Mr. Coleman as president and chief executive.
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The event will be the first to occur coast to coast across the U.S. in nearly a century, leaving astronomers and casual observers alike starry-eyed.
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Activists chanting #NotMyPresident in cities from coast-to-coast occupied the streets protesting the election results that made the former reality show star the next president.
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We're only days away from the August 21 coast-to-coast eclipse, and there's mounting confusion as to which eclipse glasses are safe and which aren't.
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More than 22018 marches from coast to coast including Washington, New York and Los Angeles, they want the Trump administration to end the zero-tolerance policy.
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JetBlue and Virgin America are both offering a fantastic coast-to-coast flight deal, perfect for those who regularly cross the country for work or fun.
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SpeedWeed has partnered with five dispensaries around Los Angeles, including Coast to Coast Cannabis in Canoga Park, which is where we'll start and end our day.
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Recent sit-in protests have been held from coast to coast, including in Arlington, Virginia; San Diego, California; Portland, Oregon; and New York City, New York.
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On August 221st, the great American eclipse will descend upon the United States, casting its shadow from coast to coast for the first time since 257.
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Leading the charge was sophomore forward Nicholas Baer, who scored five points during this stretch, including a coast-to-coast lay-up that also drew contact.
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The homebuilder would later expand outside Detroit, mass producing single-family homes from coast to coast in its own developments and building housing for the military.
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If a couple hundred women flying coast to coast in a day-and-a-half while wearing name tags sounds like networking on steroids, it was.
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However, cross-border transactions and international buyers have been key to the bull market in U.S. luxury real estate from coast to coast for many years.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Ed Lazear, former chairman of President Bush&aposs Council of Economic Advisers; William McGurn, Wall Street Journal Editorial Board member.
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Coast to coast, the idiot elite couldn't stop talking about this surreal experience of trudging from environment to environment, slurping fizzy drinks in Brierly's melted expanses.
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Despite an increased VA budget, problems at VA facilities from coast-to-coast have worsened under Secretary McDonald since the wait list scandal broke in 220006.
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"I think when I took the ball coast to coast for a layup in the first half, I felt good after that one," Jennings told reporters.
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The United States power grid is composed of multiple, smaller grids, making it tough to create the type of existential threat that spanned coast to coast.
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Musk is so confident about the development that he's promised that Tesla will conduct the first coast-to-coast driverless journey before the end of 2017.
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An unsolved mystery is plaguing the community of frozen-iced-coffee lovers from coast to coast: Dunkin' Donuts will no longer be serving its Coffee Coolatta.
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While Hollywood may reflect a certain niche of baby names, parents from coast to coast aren't naming their babies after Pantone colors and farmers' market produce.
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Before this week's total solar eclipse, what war was taking place the last time the U.S. saw a similar eclipse that spanned from coast to coast?
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The upcoming total solar eclipse will cross the country from coast to coast and be visible from only America for the first time in U.S. history.
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Irving, who scored 19 points in the final 12 minutes, drove coast to coast and scored again for a 100-91 lead with 4:523 left.
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Write the rails Writers can reimagine themselves as rail-surfing Jack Kerouacs, crossing the country and writing from coast to coast on the Amtrak Writer's Residency.
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Legislators in [nearly] 30 states - from coast to coast - introduced bills over the past year aiming to impose their own state-specific privacy requirements on ISPs.
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It may range from existing neighborhoods in places like Brooklyn or San Francisco to newly built housing within city and suburban cores from coast to coast.
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Coast-to-coast victories for the party in Tuesday's off-year elections, particularly in Virginia, highlighted the vulnerabilities of Republicans in suburban districts, these Democrats say.
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"The American people from coast to coast are frightened of this President, and they are tired of seeing the billionaire class get their way," he said.
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In 13 he launched a website called Strange Times, which fizzled, and has appeared multiple times on the cult hit paranormal talk show Coast to Coast.
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And, at this time, we are pleading for Congress to hear these voices and correct an issue that is deeply impacting our members coast-to-coast.
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Leading 323-232 in the waning seconds of the first half, Hart drove coast to coast and threw down a dunk for a 264-210 advantage.
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The problem stretches coast to coast, and even the hardest hit states, designated priority "hot spots" by the federal government, say they face life-threatening shortages.
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Katt Williams is racking up alleged crimes coast to coast -- he was also involved in an L.A. altercation and he's considered a suspect ... TMZ has learned.
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In other words, rural interests would be represented from coast to coast, as opposed to a system that only weights those who live in swing states.
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Her success has allowed her to invest in a large coast-to-coast real estate portfolio, with homes in Malibu, the Hamptons, Manhattan, and Bel Air.
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More than a decade after the 2008 financial crisis, American communities from coast to coast are still struggling under the weight of a persistent housing crisis.
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"Never help someone load a gun when it's pointed at your own head," he advised Trump on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto Coast to Coast" on Thursday.
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While some aspects of Houston's agony are likely anomalous, a similar set of risk factors threatens hundreds of communities from coast to coast and in between.
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Journalists from coast to coast get painted with a New York Times brush because the Times is supposed to be the standard-setter for news professionalism.
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A federal highway agency is urging motorists to drive safely during an upcoming total solar eclipse that will cross from coast to coast on Monday afternoon.
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The Wim, invented by Google alum Bart Stein, is set to clutter kitchen counters from coast to coast by positioning itself as the Keurig of fro-yo.
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The concept of using electric vehicles for coast-to-coast "Cannonball Runs" is fairly new, and only started gaining popularity when the charging infrastructure started to mature.
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On Monday, millions of Americans from coast to coast stopped what they were doing to look up into the sky and witness the truly magical solar eclipse.
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"Hamilton" has been on Broadway for 2 years, so you'd think most celebs who frequently travel coast to coast would have seen it by now ... apparently not.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Ed Whelan, former clerk for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia; Jay Timmons, president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers.
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The campaign also failed in the goal of stretching an unbroken human chain from coast to coast when the event finally took place on May 25, 1986.
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Variety reported Tuesday that SNL would continue its historic Season 42 decision to air live coast-to-coast, given the show's political momentum and recent Emmy wins.
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" Wednesday, speaking on Cavuto Coast to Coast on Fox Business, Arpaio said his "gut told [him] not to show up" to Tuesday's rally because of "possible danger.
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Kansas is literally in the heart of the country, so if you're traveling coast to coast, chances are at some point you will be passing through here.
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Whenever you're flying from coast to coast -- I know you just came back from Mexico and you'll be flying from city to city -- there is an anointing.
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Obama, who has been on a coast-to-coast promotional tour for her newly released autobiography Becoming, was named by 15 percent of respondents to the survey.
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Washington (CNN)The official numbers out this week on how much more Obamacare premiums for many will cost this coming year stunned people from coast to coast.
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AND FINALLY … Zagat recently released "The State of American Dining in 2016," a survey that tracks the dining preferences of thousands of Americans from coast to coast.
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She began performing from the age of three as "Baby Rose Marie," and by age five she had her own coast-to-coast radio show on NBC.
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For the first time in American history, the total solar eclipse will cross the U.S. from coast to coast, beginning in Oregon and ending in South Carolina.
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With fewer than 4 million births last year, the number of babies squealing from coast to coast is the lowest it's ever been, a government report finds.
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"Spicey" may make a coast-to-coast live appearance on "Saturday Night Live" — Melissa McCarthy is poised to host the show as it eliminates broadcast delays nationwide.
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But demonstrations have stretched coast to coast since his executive order a week ago to halt refugee resettlement and pause incoming visitors from seven Muslim-majority nations.
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Some of the busiest corridors of the interstate include I-5 in the West, I-95 in the East and I-80, stretching from coast to coast.
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It is millions of people from coast to coast standing up and looking around them and knowing that we can do much, much better as a nation.
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From coast to coast, voters have been sifting through candidates' competing policy visions and promises, with Trump serving as a kind of daily high and low tide.
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Or, depending on your definition, perhaps as early as Space Ghost Coast to Coast, the mid-1990s Cartoon Network series featuring an animated superhero interviewing real celebrities.
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"Our whole industry from coast to coast has been put on a heightened biosecurity alert," said James Sumner, president of the USA Poultry and Egg Export Council.
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He has opened more than 2200 offices from Maine to California, with more than 214 in states that will participate in Tuesday's coast-to-coast Democratic primaries.
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Park closures around the country Parks from coast to coast were closed by local authorities over the weekend in an effort to stem the spread of coronavirus.
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Filling the LeBron James void certainly requires a deep cast, but the N.B.A. drama — at least so far — has stretched coast to coast in this second round.
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One of his obsessions was the harrowing effect of global warming, something that eventually got scrubbed from "Coast to Coast" as the show became more nakedly partisan.
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College football has deracinated since those days, with teams' ties to place and culture evaporating in a fog of national broadcast deals and coast-to-coast recruiting.
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The Times asked a half-dozen photographers around the United States to record scenes from the total solar eclipse that crossed from coast to coast on Monday.
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The federal government has yet to act, and states are rushing to pass their own data privacy legislation, creating a patchwork of laws from coast to coast.
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Unlike Southern states hit by powerful storms last fall, Puerto Rico was blanketed coast to coast by a hurricane that was at least four times its size.
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Ms. Bernhard will perform her scaldingly sarcastic new musical-comedy show, "Santa Monica Blvd: Coast to Coast," a pop-music journey across America, at 215959:9 p.m.
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The vast expanse of the United States has long been alluring to the men and women who set out on long-distance hikes from coast to coast.
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Whatever the motivation, the law is particularly appalling at a time when white supremacists are rallying to the Confederate cause and sowing hate from coast to coast.
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The AV Club mentions that Chance has taken up education as his cause of choice, focusing on Chicago, but also spreading his advocacy efforts from coast to coast.
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With very little money, an outside group can create the impression in the minds of political powerbrokers that they are running an advertising campaign from coast to coast.
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" Buttigieg added, "We have to find people where they are, not change our values, but update our vocabulary so that we're truly connecting with Americans coast to coast.
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Croker, along with show's creator and producer Mike Lazzo, understood the parodic potential of all this—Coast to Coast looked cheap but that just heightened the trippy tension.
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Solar eclipses don't come around very often, and this one is the first total solar eclipse in 99 years to cross the United States from coast to coast.
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After all, the purveyors of such technology lead us to believe as much, promising coast-to-coast demonstrations and selling us on the prospect of sleeping while driving.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: House Ways and Means committee members David Reichert and Adrian Smith discuss the delay in the release of the House tax bill.
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The coast-to-coast craze of lobster roll food trucks has made lobster more affordable, and abroad the appetite for the crustaceans is growing as well, experts say.
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Meanwhile, Target has been expanding its own grocery delivery business, Shipt, across the Southeast and Midwest at a rapid pace as it prepares to go coast-to-coast.
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The new South Beach pad is in a super exclusive building dubbed "Billionaire Beach Bunker" -- so, that should effectively remove any potential sting from coast-to-coast travel.
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One of the things that happened is, because it was so controversial, there were a series of debates that John and I participated in, from coast to coast.
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U.S. fertility rates are relatively low from coast to coast, according to new data from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
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But even if his films are known for singing assholes and shit-eating grins, it's not far off—today, Waters's work is canon, taught from coast to coast.
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On the other coast, Operation Border Shield was launched along the California coastline, and in the Caribbean, Operation Frontier Shield, effectively creating a "wall" from coast to coast.
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Café Society gives the illusion of plot movement because the dialogue rattles along so quickly, and there's so much movement, from coast to coast and scene to scene.
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Americans from coast to coast showed up at the polls are forced a wave of health care voters that knocked the House of Representatives out of Republican control.
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Startup Day Across America is a bipartisan and bicameral opportunity to raise awareness of the entrepreneurial activity happening from coast to coast that helps boost our economic growth.
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Thirteen states from coast-to-coast now protect student journalism against image-motivated censorship, and bills are anticipated in at least a half-dozen other states in 2018.
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This reality, coupled with the unintended consequences of doubling the standard deduction and limiting some itemized deductions, has left performing artists from coast to coast with tax increases.
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The coast-to-coast solar celebration that is Monday's total eclipse of the Sun kicks off in one of the most 420-friendly places in the country: Oregon.
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Against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night, Wiggins zoomed coast to coast in crunch-time to create something out of nothing in a way very few players can.
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He faced campaigning coast-to-coast for Super Tuesday with evaporating funds and little chance of clearing the threshold of 15 percent of votes needed to amass delegates.
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For a coast-to-coast round trip, an economy-class passenger's share of the plane's emissions is about one-fifth of what a car produces in a year.
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Klein wants to fill coffee shops with jelly beans from coast to coast, making them in the 10,000-square-foot candy factory he has owned for 20 years.
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Nail salons from coast-to-coast are full of empty chairs, and way fewer employees are waiting to provide mani-pedis ... because COVID-19 is already killing businesses.
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We're back with another season of The Sushi Chef, a show profiling the personalities behind the incredible fish found in the best sushi restaurants from coast to coast.
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But more than 50 years later, as the covenant language lingers in deeds across the nation, so, too, does the latent legacy it seeded from coast to coast.
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Newsbook There has not been a coast-to-coast solar eclipse in the United States since 1878, so the upcoming celestial phenomenon on August 21st is exceedingly rare.
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As a general aviation pilot who flies a twin Cessna coast to coast, I can tell you that the United States has an incredible air traffic control system.
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Since announcing its growth plan in June 2017, it has added more than 140 new stores from coast to coast, opening its 1,24th U.S. store Thursday in Texas.
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"What I'm trying to do is actually investigate claims, like Bigfoot or ghosts or any of the other bizarre topics 'Coast to Coast' deals with," Mr. Nickell said.
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After a little more than two minutes, the phenomenon will end in any given location as the eclipse moves to the east on its coast-to-coast journey.
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A few possessions later, Zavier Simpson scored two of his 13 points when he went coast-to-coast and finished with a swooping, up-and-down lay-in.
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There are only a handful of insurers that have a network of doctors and hospitals that spans from coast to coast — a prerequisite for running a national plan.
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Image: WikipediaIn the same hotel where Alexander Graham Bell once demoed coast-to-coast telephone calls, Microsoft will announce plans for a new white space internet service on Tuesday.
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"Today's decree says that my Ruler and the Rule of 320 million Americans coast-to-coast, is a majority of the nine lawyers on the Supreme Court," he wrote.
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But it has brought about a living tribute to the man and the band who have created so much happiness and belonging for so many from coast to coast.
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This vice president of sales does most of the recruiting for Coast to Coast, and she, too, is a recovering alcoholic who has been sober for nearly 30 years.
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I assure you, I will always stand up and speak out for our brave service members, our law enforcement community, our veterans and hardworking Americans from coast to coast.
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Sessions has railed against nationwide injunctions over the past year, lambasting judges as veritable lawbreakers for supposedly overstepping their authority with rulings that hamstring policies from coast to coast.
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"We're watching the Trump administration's actions very closely and preparing to take every step necessary, including legal action, to defend our most treasured public landscapes from coast to coast."
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Cecilville, California (CNN)Tad Cummins was an intensely sought fugitive, trumpeted from coast to coast as the Tennessee teacher accused of running off with his 2500-year-old student.
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Days after the the full release of debut LP Sing The Greys in 2007, they were in the US ready to embark on an extensive coast-to-coast tour.
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The Sahel stretches coast to coast from Mauritania and Mali in the west to Sudan and Eritrea in the east, and skirts the southern edge of the Sahara desert.
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At the time, she was a super-conservative Republican from a super-conservative, non-contiguous state that had little to do with Saturday Night Live's coast-to-coast audience.
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Coast to coast, police and public health officials have been quick to correlate a jump in fatal overdoses involving both cocaine and fentanyl to cocaine being laced with fentanyl.
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Trying it out in Utah and failing costs less than trying it out coast to coast and failing — and what works in Utah may not work in New Jersey.
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While we've certainly seen smaller surveys, we'd want to see data from a larger number of respondents to verify that the poll's findings hold up from coast to coast.
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Dr. Hall, 51, was invited for an interview on "Coast to Coast AM," a conspiracy-minded radio show based in California that is said to reach millions of listeners.
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That means if you want an electric vehicle that can take you from coast to coast without bumming electricity off houses and businesses, Tesla's the only game in town.
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By comparison, Scott warned this week that Irma was wider than all of Florida and could swamp it from coast to coast, during a northward push through the state.
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Leonard regularly rips the ball off the rim and goes coast-to-coast, swiveling through defenders with an in-and-out move that's executed to perfection at top speed.
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Decreased enforcement in the Empire State and increased production out west has created a coast-to-coast "pot pipeline"—which Krishna follows alongside a trafficker who's mastered the route.
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Prosecutors in cities from coast-to-coast confirmed that they plan to seek similar orders circumventing the device encryption on hundreds of phones in cases completely unrelated to terrorism.
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R&B ONLY Location: The Echo Headliners: Supreme The DJ A coast-to-coast NYE event in Los Angeles and DC. Stay for the R&B superstar performance. 2.
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From coast to coast, Democratic victories showed grassroots resistance to Trump rallying the party's base, while independent and conservative voters appeared frustrated with the unpopular Republican leadership in Washington.
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As we've reported ... it's been a challenge from coast-to-coast, to keep people from ignoring the CDC and state orders to stay home and practice proper social distancing.
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Changes on Capitol Hill began to take place as the virus to spread from coast to coast in order to protect members, staff, reporters and other Capitol Hill employees.
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"Federal courts from coast to coast have now reviewed the record and reached the same conclusion: President Trump's decision to rescind DACA was illegal," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, in particular, have harped on other candidates for soliciting wealthy donors and traveling from coast to coast to attend fund-raisers.
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As Americans from coast to coast await the coming total eclipse with a mix of excitement and dread, there is an alternative place to watch the solar spectacle: Facebook.
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At first, it was just a tweet — a list she had compiled of companies that sold Trump products — but the ember quickly turned into a coast-to-coast blaze.
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With only 180 uncrowded pages of text, this is a book that can be read on a coast-to-coast flight, but fully digesting it will take much longer.
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The first-ever episode of Saturday Night Live to air live coast-to-coast kicked off with Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump choosing Jimmy Fallon's Jared Kushner over Steve Bannon, a.k.a.
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On August 21st, a total solar eclipse will travel across the United States from coast to coast — and it's going to be perhaps the biggest celestial event of the decade.
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Before die-hard Dunkin' fans start plugging "Maple" into Google Maps, Dunkin' Donuts released a list of all the participating stores, which encompass only 15 spots from coast to coast.
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Frito-Lay sees its ability to produce a huge amount of products as the main draw for Whole Foods, so the Simply range could be stocked from coast to coast.
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With the long weekend underway, barbecue prep is happening, flags are being hung, and hearts are beating true for the red, white, and blue from coast to coast — and beyond.
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The two biggest U.S. banks each just posted record first-quarter profit, the result of years of work building coast-to-coast franchises that have attracted billions in customer deposits.
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But any move toward cutting the legacy coast-to-coast routes could anger rail enthusiasts and would require the approval of Congress, which has supported such routes in the past.
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During the earnings call, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that within three to six months, he expects Tesla cars to be able to drive autonomously from U.S. coast to coast.
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Jarreau's coast-to-coast layup with 8:29 to go gave Houston its biggest lead (nine) before his layup with 4:30.63 left increased the Cougars' advantage to 63-53.
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Edwards scored 215 points in the first half for the Boilermakers, including a coast-to-coast layup in the closing seconds before halftime to give Purdue a 214-210 lead.
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In August 2017, eclipse-mania swept America as people jockeyed for the best spots to watch the first total solar eclipse visible from coast to coast in nearly a century.
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The first glimpses of the first total solar eclipse to cross the United States from coast to coast in 99 years began in Oregon, with totality just after 1 p.m.
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There's probably already an entire section of Hot Topic devoted to her look, and this movie's version of Harley Quinn will no doubt dominate Halloween celebrations from coast to coast.
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New York, NY (CNN)The world knows Misty Copeland as the first African-American principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre -- her image splashed across billboards from coast to coast.
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A map from Level 2628 depicts the outages, which had reportedly been occurring since Monday morning showing the scale of the error, depicting internet access problems from coast to coast.
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On the first half of the trek from coast to coast, I tried Amtrak's new "contemporary" meal service, which has rolled out on some routes east of the Mississippi River.
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From coast to coast, in red and blue states, governors and state legislatures are assuring around 28503,22019 furloughed federal employees they will be covered by unemployment benefits during the shutdown.
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"We're going to be coast to coast, all over the country, trying to give people a sense of how these midterms are going to play out," Heilemann told the Reporter.
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A map from Level 3 depicts the outages, which had reportedly been occurring since Monday morning showing the scale of the error, depicting internet access problems from coast to coast.
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Mars says that the new flavor is available in some stores now, but assures candy fanatics that it'll be everywhere from coast to coast by the end of the year.
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United has overhauled its hubs in Chicago, Houston, Denver, Newark, New Jersey, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and San Francisco with 220 new flights and better coast-to-coast connecting options.
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When I was 13 or 14, I used to listen to Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM, and that starts with the tune "Chase" from Midnight Express, which Giorgio did.
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The concept of using electric vehicles for coast-to-coast "Cannonball Run" speed trials is fairly new, and only started gaining popularity when the EV charging infrastructure started to mature.
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Top administration officials are also going out of their way to show they are ramping up to counter the widening threat as new cases spring up from coast to coast.
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But if your travel is mostly confined to the western half of the United States, as well as coast-to-coast trips, Alaska could very well make sense for you.
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Their races stretch from coast to coast, from urban areas to rural towns, and from national bids to state runs -- but there's more that unites these candidates than separates them.
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Mulvaney said during an interview with Fox Business Network's "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" that the White House will make the determination based on its own "numbers," which he didn't specify.
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This is a movement from coast to coast, which is demanding that we finally have an economy, and a government that works for all of us -- not wealthy campaign contributors.
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"There's an overwhelming sense of sadness on campuses right across the country from coast to coast," said Paul Davidson, president of Universities Canada, an association representing 95 universities, in Ottawa.
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These mayors come from small towns and big cities, coast to coast, and north to south and all understand that clean energy means better a quality of life for their communities.
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SportsCenter production in LA includes SC Coast to Coast with anchors Cari Champion and David Lloyd as well as the late night SportsCenter Los Angeles with Neil Everett and Stan Verrett.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Misha Tseytlin, former law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy; Gene Munster, managing partner at Loup Ventures; FBN&aposs Blake Burman and Kristina Partsinevelos.
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"Dougherty's film recalls America's present-day anxieties over increasingly intense weather patterns tearing across the country from coast to coast," culture writer Andy Crump observed in a review in The Week.
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And last month, Embark, a startup found in 2016, revealed that it had completed a coast to coast trip from Los Angeles to Florida with a driver in the back seat.
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Their roles put both men in front of top party financiers from coast to coast, though Inslee thus far has had trouble parlaying that into a substantial presidential campaign bank account.
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However, the cheddar cheese and bacon should be easy enough to get for Mickey D's from coast to coast, so it wouldn't be a stretch to have these fries available everywhere.
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Nor is it likely to play well in front of judges, as more than 100 federal lawsuits and scores of state suits work their way through courtrooms from coast to coast.
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Yesterday, the US experienced one of the biggest astronomical events of the decade: a total solar eclipse that crossed the country from coast to coast for the first time since 1918.
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SHOP merchants will soon have a robust and intelligent back office solution for managing inventory and getting orders delivered 2-day coast-to-coast, driving significant incremental GMV to the platform.
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We couldn't be more excited to work with the company's legendary brands from coast-to-coast to offer customers a new convenient, time-saving option for shopping at their neighborhood store.
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He competed in Ironman triathlons, did the Coast-to-Coast multisport event where competitors, run, cycle and kayak the breadth of New Zealand's South Island, and climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
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Republicans and Democrats in Congress are firmly aligned with each other and with the White House in our desire to see America prosper from coast to coast and everywhere in between.
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States eager to influence the outcome of the Democratic primary race are stacking next March 3 with a huge pool of delegates that will be at stake from coast to coast.
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The Space Ghost: Coast to Coast spinoff was one of the first Adult Swim masterpieces, taking Space Ghost's whole Hanna-Barbera-in-the-real-world conceit to even more brilliant levels.
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In a film made possible by Axe, entrepreneur and juice bar owner Corey Shapiro travels coast to coast to meet the people at the helm of the cold pressed juice trade.
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Among its provisions are direct tax rebates and four months of expanded unemployment benefits for workers who are losing jobs as the U.S. economy brakes from coast to coast (The Hill).
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During a radio appearance in 2004 on "Coast to Coast AM with George Noory," Mr. Friedman faced off against Seth Shostak, senior astronomer of the SETI Institute, in Mountain View, Calif.
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In an interview with the newspaper magazine Parade, Flexer (who spent much time traveling as his empire grew) explained that he had the idea while on a coast-to-coast flight.
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And these candidates, from coast to coast, are standing tall for a progressive agenda, an agenda that works for the working families of our country and not just the billionaire class.
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Despite decades of sending emissaries back and forth from coast to coast, swapping mediums, one side looking for money, the other for legitimacy, we remain strangers to our cousins in storytelling.
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State legislatures from coast-to-coast have passed bills to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPV) which is aimed to ensure the popular vote victor wins the Electoral College.
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And during that historic moment, all eyes were glued on the team of brave souls, people from coast to coast witnessing the fact that there was no such thing as impossible.
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The wall belted the country, stretching "15 feet high, entire and intact, from coast to coast, running straight up hillsides, down gullies and over cold rivers," punctuated by watchtowers and forts.
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We know how that worked out: Six years — and millions of canceled plans, smaller networks, and higher premiums, deductibles, and co-pays — later, the law is crumbling from coast to coast.
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That's notably longer than either the AirPods or AirPods Pro and enough to get you through a coast-to-coast flight, even if my testing came closer to around 6.5 hours.
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Chris Pine, soon to appear in "Wonder Woman," makes his hosting debut in this second of four episodes to be broadcast live coast-to-coast; LCD Soundsystem is the musical guest.
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"Mud in the water — as if we don't have enough mud in the water already," the 85033 GOP White House hopeful said on "Cavuto Coast to Coast" with host Neil Cavuto.
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Whatever it is, a come down from the days when he drove a silver Porsche and got paid to play a cowboy, his gleaming Hollywood smile gracing billboards coast to coast.
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We heard from Bill Maher over the weekend that he hopes the economic collapse which would devastate American families coast to coast, he wants an economic collapse to get rid of Trump.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Brian Wesbury, First Trust Advisors chief economist; Stephen Yates, former National Security Adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney; Robert Wolf, former economic adviser to President Obama.
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Coast to coast and around the world, their brightly hued, beautifully illuminated, inflatable shapes and characters pop up to enhance cultural gatherings and celebrate public rituals, from summer concerts to moon festivals.
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An emailed bomb threat demanding a ransom payment in bitcoin has hit schools, businesses, government facilities, and other locations all across the US, causing widespread panic and evacuations from coast to coast.
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A nationwide bomb threat email demanding a bitcoin ransom has panicked people across the US. The threat hit schools, businesses, government facilities, and other locations, causing widespread evacuations from coast to coast.
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A few sellers, like Anderson, have figured out that the best way to find lucrative products is to be mobile, scouring remote stores and chasing hot-selling items from coast to coast.
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Legal permanent U.S. residents were detained at airports, refugees were trapped en route to the United States and judges from coast to coast stepped in to stop the unprecedented White House action.
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Kanye West went to NYC Monday to create a coast-to-coast medical team to stabilize him from a condition that resulted in an 8 day psych ward stay ... TMZ has learned.
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The American Health Care Act (AHCA) is the free market solution needed to adequately repeal and replace ObamaCare, and more importantly, restore affordability and quality care to Americans from coast to coast.
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Now, less than a decade later, the Trump administration is suggesting we expand the oil industry's access to pristine waters from coast to coast, including opening the Atlantic Ocean to offshore drilling.
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She is the perfect choice to help lead us in electing unprecedented numbers of pro-choice Democratic women up and down the ballot from coast to coast, from school board to Senate.
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Cruz's court appearance coincided with students spilling out of classrooms by the thousands waving signs and chanting slogans in a coast-to-coast protest against gun violence prompted by the Florida rampage.
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It enjoys a niche following: Journalists covering the federal government treat it as a lifeline, and for those addicted to politics from coast to coast, few sources can rival its unvarnished transmission.
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Of that list, seven are in the US. They range from coast to coast, and most happen to be in cities near or on the water, whether it's Chicago or San Francisco.
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Under her leadership, Arena became one of the nation's leading theater companies and in the forefront of a regional theater movement that brought quality professional productions to communities from coast to coast.
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The film references Hand Across America, an activist campaign from 1986 during which approximately 6.5 million people joined hands from coast to coast in an effort to raise money for the homeless.
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On the first episode, "Pursuit of Happiness," we meet the duo as they plan their coast-to-coast adventure, and hop in the backseat for their trek to stop number one: Michigan.
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And the way that we really make it happen, coast to coast, in every state, is by getting involved, whether it's a local race, whether you're running or you're backing somebody up.
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Standing up for the lowest paid workers, this week congressional Democrats unveiled a key plank in their economic platform: a call for a $15 minimum wage from coast to coast by 2024.
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To the Editor: I'd like to add an item to the list of infrastructure projects suggested in the article: a coast-to-coast project to put all power and telephone lines underground.
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The constant flights from coast to coast and state capital to state capital give me plenty of time to reflect on the world in which today's L.G.B.T.Q. young people are growing up.
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It's a strange hill to die on, given that it rests on the idea that bad calls are OK. They're not OK, especially with legalized gambling spreading quickly from coast to coast.
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For large parts of the season, the coast-to-coast debate over whether players should all stand during the playing of the national anthem drowned out any discussion of X's and O's.
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Long before he was selling out stadiums and anchoring blockbuster franchises, Kevin Hart played Nashawn Wade, an entrepreneur who starts an "urban" airline that doubles as a raucous coast-to-coast party.
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The partners then ship the engineered hardwood back to Real Wood, which sells it to high-end builders from coast to coast — an ocean-spanning supply chain that nevertheless keeps costs down.
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As Sunday afternoon rolled round, Americans who might normally dread the arrival of another Monday instead busied themselves preparing for the first total coast-to-coast solar eclipse in nearly a century.
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I was a starry-eyed recent college graduate from Boston University — and I had less than two weeks to find a place to live before making the move from coast-to-coast.
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Winter weather watches, warnings and advisories extended nearly coast-to-coast over the northern tier on Monday, covering over 40 million people, including in the northeast Midwest, and across the Northern Plains.
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The coast-to-coast machinations have left a multibillion-dollar industry, after first being hammered into a defensive crouch, scrambling to persuade politicians and the public of the wholesomeness of college sports.
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Most adults watched the eclipse, which was the first to be visible in some form coast-to-coast in the United States for nearly a century, with family, friends or co-workers.
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Every five years, he drives across the mainland, coast to coast, camping for months in communities like his own, meeting people and endlessly painting giant American flags on buildings large and small.
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You could hear the champagne popping from coast to coast, along with the joyful cries that maybe Hollywood would finally realize it's time to demolish the glass border crossing for women directors.
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With the continued support of our friends in Congress, at CMS, and medical professionals from coast to coast, we look forward to many more decades of simply improving care for our neighbors.
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Buttigieg took exception to Warren saying that most candidates onstage were running traditional campaigns, raising money from coast to coast and receiving political donations from people who get special access to them.
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In a press conference Thursday about flu vaccines, acting CDC director Anne Schuchat said the flu season is far from over, even after 12 weeks of unusually persistent coast-to-coast misery.
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One night, a little over half a decade ago, while dicking around with my fellow co-workers, I remember hearing something far-fetched even for Coast to Coast—a hollow Earth theorist.
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In the case of bats, white-nose syndrome has spread from coast-to-coast in the U.S. At least four species have suffered massive population declines, including one that may eventually become extinct.
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Our fearless photog Colin got the South Dakota Republican strolling near the Capitol Wednesday -- a beautiful day we might add -- and it quickly became apparent, Harvey Weinstein news made it coast to coast.
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As we reported, the show will be filmed in Hollywood and Ryan would have to make 2 round trip coast-to-coast flights in as many days to shoot the show each week.
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Jim Jordan; New York Yankees star CC Sabathia; Alexander Vershbow, former Russian ambassador Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Joshua Matz, former clerk for Justice Kennedy; Ed Whelan, former clerk to Justice Scalia.
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Lowry went coast-to-coast for a layup after picking off Jeff Teague's pass to give Toronto its largest lead at 212-242 with 240:252 remaining and the Raptors never looked back.
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Croker may have died an obscure cult figure, but the legacy of Coast to Coast, and his other Adult Swim projects carry on, sometimes imperceptibly, in this galaxy and somewhere into the next.
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She has plans for a coast-to-coast expedition across the U.S. "I wish I could keep going, I never want to land as the experience is so profound, it's addictive," she said.
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Along with the All-Star game—and most other major league sporting events—comes a commensurate boost in economic activity, as thousands of people travel from coast to coast to see the game.
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She started off without naming names, just noting that "most of the people on the stage" were "going back and forth from coast to coast to rich people" who would write hefty checks.
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When it comes to stopping an American on the streets, or when it comes time to pull a gun or a trigger, the standards need to be the same from coast to coast.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Myron Brilliant, executive vice president and head of international affairs at U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Stephen Yates, former deputy national security adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney.
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McDonald's will be outfitting its entire staff — 850,000 employees from coast to coast — in the new looks, which are a monochrome selection of black and grey polo shirts, T-shirts, aprons, and pants.
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In recasting the visual narrative away or past the most iconic imagery, I hoped to make visible the lesser-known, but equally-inspiring, stories from LA to Harlem and from coast to coast.
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In 2010, when the album was rereleased, one of its most successful bits of promotion was on the late-night paranormal radio show "Coast to Coast AM," where call-in theories ran wild.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. This Saturday, Seattle Sounders fans will travel 943,500 miles coast to coast to will their team to victory against Toronto FC in the MLS Cup final.
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Nearly one-third of all Amtrak trains are late — and it could be costing the railroad $42 million every yearIt took me 96 hours to ride an Amtrak train from coast to coast.
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He carried the puck coast to coast, burned Sharks defenseman Erik Karlsson, a fellow All-Star, after crossing the blue line and roofed a backhander past Jones at 21:53 of the first.
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When GOES-R was launched from Cape Canaveral last week, we entered a new era of weather data that will help every community from coast to coast become more environmentally and economically resilient.
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In fact, design-builders from coast to coast haven't waited on Washington to act; they've already been answering the call from cities and states looking for ways to maximize their limited project dollars.
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Appearing on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto Coast to Coast," Mulvaney was asked if he thought Trump's deal with Democrats on raising the debt ceiling happened because the president is annoyed with Republican leaders.
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"We were a coast-to-coast brand decades ago before the changes in ownership and some of the consolidation of the industry," said Jack Barger, the company's vice president of marketing and supply.
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More of everything, it seems, and that has meant fewer ways for cyclists to go all the way from coast to coast without bumping into something impassable for a person on two wheels.
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In same way that Hewlett-Packard gave birth to Silicon Valley's technology sector, Mr. Wexner's relentless deal making has spawned a network of companies that now shapes people's tastes from coast to coast.
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When Senator Elizabeth Warren dropped out of the presidential race on Thursday, it was a devastating blow for her supporters and the 214,22020-some staff members she had hired from coast to coast.
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It deforms our political relationship to one another, creating a false picture of a country carved up into bright red and blue blocs, when in fact we are purple from coast to coast.
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" From a home studio 240 miles west of Las Vegas, Mr. Bell personally fielded unscreened telephone calls on five lines during a five-hour nightly marathon on KNYE-FM called "Coast to Coast.
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There has been plenty of pomp and circumstance, and even more long-windedness, as governors from coast to coast stepped to rostrums this month to deliver their annual State of the State addresses.
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It is a coast-to-coast ribbon composed mostly of rural areas and small cities, many having struggled to attract people and money until a fluke of lunar orbit did it for them.
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While ranked-choice voting has already been adopted in cities and states from coast to coast, New York City would be by far the largest jurisdiction in the country to get on board.
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"It feels amazing," she said, flashing a wide smile beneath a pair of safety sunglasses that allowed her to watch the first coast-to-coast total eclipse of the sun in 20003 years.
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Washington (CNN)Some moderate Democrats alarmed by Bernie Sanders' rapid ascension as their party's presidential front-runner are scrambling for ways to halt his candidacy ahead of Super Tuesday's coast-to-coast contests.
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North Korea has about one million troops and South Korea has about 600,000 soldiers, though not all of them are stationed near the DMZ, which runs about 150 miles from coast to coast.
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Coast to coast The nasty weather has been pounding the entire country, as two separate storms -- one on each coast -- are bringing winter weather watches, warnings and advisories to the northern United States.
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From coast to coast, Americans from all walks of life stepped forward to participate in volunteer service activities to strengthen their communities and address challenges we face locally and at the national level.
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The company, which also owns brands such as Garfunkel's and Coast To Coast, said these changes "progressively improved volume momentum" in 2017 adding that its expectations for 2018 sales trajectory remained "broadly unchanged".
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I remember it wasn't all that long ago, back when I was working night shifts at an oil patch, we would kill time by turning on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory.
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He was one of the original members of the collective and, like the other members, was part of an amorphous community of DIY spaces stretching from coast to coast and jumping across oceans.
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The prospect of a total solar eclipse, the first to travel coast-to-coast in this country in nearly a century, has inspired dozens of citizen science projects involving solar physics, atmosphere and biology.
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In what seems to be a dark, stylized take on Real Housewives franchises from coast to coast, Salinger's a queen bee, type-A personality that keeps Beck, Lail's character, and her friends in check.
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Yet Reagan was able to fight on, in part because of revolutionary fundraising tactics -- especially advances in direct mail that allowed him to pinpoint his money appeals to true conservatives from coast-to-coast.
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Why it matters: A coast-to-coast storm during the next several days could deposit feet of snow in parts of the West and Northeast, while ushering in the coldest air of the season.
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This event, slated for April 2024, won't cross from coast to coast, but it will travel up through Mexico and cover a significant portion of the eastern US. Still, that's a while from now.
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Below, you'll find the infographic, unveiling the top brands and categories people are listing in their closets from coast-to-coast, and the hottest brands that will make you the most money in 2018.
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In Q4, Amazon had said one-day and same-day were available to over 10,000 cities and towns in the U.S. Today, Prime Free One Day is offered coast to coast, the company says.
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Regardless of what food snobs think, the green stuff is still on brunch menus from coast to coast — and thanks to Hugh Jackman, it looks like avocado toast is going strong Down Under, too.
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"Donald Trump has been campaigning largely on a theme [of], 'I saw the ills and woes of going into Iraq before anyone else,'" he said on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto Coast to Coast" Tuesday.
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The promo is happening at over 650 stores from coast to coast — and the carts (which incorporate designs inspired by Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach) aren't the only way that Target is incorporating Mario.
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The community banking industry has more than 52,000 locations in urban, suburban and rural communities from coast to coast — reflecting the nation's diversity and offering a source of common ground for Republicans and Democrats.
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Stats like that are turning heads nationwide, especially after Democrats were able to recapture the House of Representatives in 2018 by successfully running pro-gun control Democrats in suburban districts from coast to coast.
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Nnaji, a 6-foot-223 power forward, did most of his work on offense off post moves, although he also went coast to coast for a layup after a steal in the first half.
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"I would like to thank Canada Soccer for this incredible opportunity to lead the men's national team program and align the strong and deep talent pool that exists from coast to coast," said Zambrano.
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Like other big companies before it, including Walmart and Google, Apple recently received a federal designation for its energy subsidiary that allows it to become a wholesale seller of electricity from coast to coast.
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Through its sponsorship of radio programs like the "Betty Crocker Cooking School of the Air" and one of the earliest soap operas, "Betty and Bob," General Mills introduced its products from coast to coast.
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Community bankers worked hand-in-hand with customers in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and have led recovery efforts following countless floods, tornadoes, earthquakes and other natural disasters from coast to coast.
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The country built a massive nationwide highway system to keep the growing economy moving, and with these highways came a new breed of truck—big, boxy road beasts that rumbled from coast to coast.
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Shortly before Apollo 11's moon landing in 1969, he hosted the first tour by an American astronaut of Moscow's cosmonaut training center, then went on a coast-to-coast U.S. good-will tour.
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In Five Years had me weeping for the last part of a coast-to-coast flight, prompting the flight attendant to hand me a drink because, she said, it looked like I needed one.
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Federal courts from coast to coast are drafting contingency plans to minimize any potential disruptions caused by the growing outbreak of the novel coronavirus, which has already disrupted a high-profile trial in Manhattan.
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The company, which operates restaurants and pubs in the UK under brands such as Chiquito and Coast To Coast, said sites will be reduced to 260-275 by the end of 2021, from 350.
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"In St. Louis and at campuses coast to coast, we're hitting the streets and talking to our co-workers, neighbors and students to make sure politicians hear us at the ballot box," Phillips said.
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Facing an explosion of vaping-related illnesses — linked to 805 cases and 13 deaths as of Thursday — state officials from coast to coast are banning e-cigarette sales and telling people to stop vaping.
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As the nation continues to recover from the damage caused by hurricanes, floods and fires from coast to coast, we are reminded yet again that unforeseen, life-changing disasters can strike at any time.
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How did out-of-the way, small-town Foxborough, of all places, come to be synonymous with heartache in N.F.L. cities from coast to coast while blossoming into a shrine to comprehensive Patriots glory?
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While the main event is happening in the nation's capital, women and men from coast to coast are rallying together to protest President Trump's past comments on women's rights, reproductive rights, LGBTQ issues, and xenophobia.
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And I won't try to talk down or understate the danger of Donald Trump, but after a coast-to-coast and north-to-south drive, I have to disagree with the idea of the wall.
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As we approach Halloween, parks from coast to coast have been feeling the pressure to provide the haunts their audience craves—and that includes cuisine that goes beyond your standard hot dogs and funnel cakes.
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There's no telling what sort of GotG merch and snacks will come with that new arrival, but you can bet that Instagram feeds from coast to coast will be flooded with plenty of Disney snapshots.
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"As I pulled my sled over this invisible line, I accomplished my goal: to become the first person in history to traverse the continent of Antarctica coast to coast solo, unsupported and unaided," he wrote.
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Saturday night wasn't special just for bringing out big stars but also for being the first time in the long history of "SNL" that the show went live at the same time coast-to-coast.
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Former FBI Director James Comey plans to discuss "good, ethical leadership" during a coast-to-coast tour to promote his forthcoming book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," out April 17 from Flatiron Books.
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As you go from trekking the Coast-to-Coast Walkway to a night of theater on the waterfront of this multifaceted New Zealand city, you'll want to be equally prepared for indoor and outdoor adventures.
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"Coast to Coast" first caught my ear in the '90s when its original host, Art Bell, was broadcasting out of a remote Nevada town called Pahrump that he liked to call the Kingdom of Nye.
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But the first true test of Bloomberg's candidacy will come March 3, also known as Super Tuesday, when voters in 14 states coast-to-coast weigh in on the biggest day of the primary calendar.
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The campaign filings rolling into the Federal Election Commission on Thursday evening underscored the sharp money divide in the Democratic campaign as the race moves into an expensive coast-to-coast battle for delegates. Sen.
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"The message to police departments from coast to coast is loud and clear: You cannot treat someone as a suspect based on their faith," said Farhana Khera, executive director of legal advocacy organization Muslim Advocates.
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The potential success of the waterfront redevelopment reflects lessons learned from similar projects coast to coast and overseas, where other cities have transformed industrial and commercial riverfronts that had fallen into decay into prime destinations.
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TMZ spoke with multiple film commission offices, from coast-to-coast in the U.S., and all were on the same page about how they're handling overseas productions/companies from countries like China and S. Korea.
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In November, they celebrated a long string of local and state victories coast to coast, including the much-watched Virginia governor's race that was widely viewed as a referendum on Trump's first year in office.
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In addition to worrying about the ability of one large state to influence — and potentially stifle — innovative industries from coast to coast, we should explore whether this development could affect the constitutional framework of federalism.
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I think he's a salesperson at his heart and he follows his sales wins, he goes to where he thinks he can get his wins," Cuban told the Fox Business Network's "Cavuto: Coast to Coast.
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The tributes follow a coast-to-coast outpouring of love for the Eritrean-American rapper, who was respected not only for his artistry but for his devotion to the Crenshaw District where he grew up.
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We create jobs from coast to coast, both in the extensive hydropower supply chain and at the facilities that will last for decades once built, while producing the clean energy needed to power the future.
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As we reported ... the new gig has almost super-human strings attached, requiring him to fly coast to coast twice in two days in the middle of the night each week to pull it off.
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The company, which operates 498 restaurants and pubs in the UK under brands such as Chiquito and Coast To Coast, said underlying pretax profit fell to 56.7 million pounds ($78.79 million) in the year ended Dec.
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You've probably already heard that a total solar eclipse will travel across the United States from coast to coast on August 21st, and that it's going to be perhaps the biggest celestial event of the decade.
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Super Cruise finally getting on the road is definitely exciting, but this is also the year Elon Musk has said he's aiming to field a first coast-to-coast test of Tesla's full self-driving technology.
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The total eclipse will cut across the contiguous United States from coast to coast, giving millions of people around the country a chance to see the moon pass in front of and blot out the sun.
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Those coast-to-coast rallies laid the foundation for decades of influential efforts to address climate change, most recently with the passage of the Clean Power Plan and commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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The U.S. may already enjoy world class data transmission capabilities from coast to coast and to other continents, but if local access connections remain subpar in many places, American prosperity and global competitiveness will surely suffer.
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Aldi is reportedly poised to open 400 new US stores from coast to coast, with some of those planned for Texas — meaning Texas shoppers will have even more options to choose from for their grocer destination.
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" Scalia saw his prediction come to fruition in Obergefell more than a decade later, in which he said a majority of lawyers on the Court had become "the Ruler of 320 million Americans coast-to-coast.
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The episode will take viewers on a coast-to-coast tour of the country, featuring towns like Santa Claus, Indiana, and North Pole, Alaska, to see some of the most over-the-top holiday home transformations.
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After mailing out dime bags to Canadian members of Parliament earlier this year, British Columbia weed activist and former New Democratic Party candidate Dana Larsen is expanding his pot giveaway to tokers from coast to coast.
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Songs like "Heart Attack" and "Honesty" are designed for dancing; even slower songs like "Coast to Coast" have a more contemporary pop feel than previous records, which were filled with ukulele and metallic tings and pings.
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Further, that it is produced by so very few and such extremely reputable houses — vacuum-packed and distributed to grocery stores nationwide — it is the confident purchase in an otherwise underwhelming meat aisle coast to coast.
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But "Don Juan in Hell," with Mr. Laughton, Charles Boyer, Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Agnes Moorehead, toured from coast to coast in a triumphal procession that ended in New York with critics hailing a spectacular arrival.
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The result has been a coast-to-coast surge in backed-up sewer lines and overflowing toilets, according to plumbers and public officials, who have pleaded with Americans to spare the nation's pipes from further strain.
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From the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), and from the shale of Utah to the shale of Ohio, our country has the potential for robust energy development from coast to coast.
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" Each episode of "Coast to Coast" begins with a news segment, but when asked if he saw himself as a journalist, Mr. Noory responded that he was "a facilitator of the truth, wherever that takes us.
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"What makes this so special and great of an American eclipse is this one will go from coast to coast, and the last time that happened was 99 years ago," The Weather Channel's Jen Carfagno tells PEOPLE.
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"We could do a coast-to-coast drive, especially if we pick a specific route and write code to make it work, but that would be kind of gaming the system," Musk said on the call Wednesday.
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This year promises to be the biggest yet, with shelters from coast to coast and Puerto Rico (including Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump's Vanderpump Dogs) participating, and a slew of celebrities getting involved, too.
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After sweeping losses in suburban districts from coast to coast, the GOP under Trump has been almost completely exiled from the dynamic metropolitan areas that account for the nation's vast majority of job growth and economic output.
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By now you have no doubt heard about the Eclipse of the Century, the first total eclipse to occur in the United States since 1979 and the first to cross from coast to coast in 99 years.
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And the strong words in Washington come as actions are underway elsewhere: The administration has begun coast-to-coast raids targeting migrants in the U.S. illegally and has newly restricted access to the U.S. by asylum seekers.
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Nugent-Hopkins' first of the night came just 82 seconds after the opening tally, and Draisaitl hit the scoresheet 183 seconds later, going coast to coast with the puck before snapping home a shot from the slot.
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The two groups "will be on offense on every front to hold Republicans accountable for the disastrous policies they've pushed and to maximize Democratic wins from coast to coast," said Charlie Kelly, House Majority PAC executive director.
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BERN (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales said an ambitious project to build a coast-to-coast railway across South America had moved a step closer to reality after he signed a cooperation agreement with Switzerland on Thursday.
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Another company in which KSL Capital is a controlling shareholder, the ski-resort conglomerate Alterra Mountain Co., shuttered resorts coast-to-coast, including Squaw Valley to Steamboat, to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, he said.
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And so I turn on my old bedside clock radio and settle in for "Coast to Coast AM." It is the last show of the day, and is four hours long — more chances for magic to happen.
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As the coronavirus outbreak spreads from coast to coast in the US, there's been a lot of concern about whether people who are sick can actually get tested for COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.
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Millions of travelers whose Thanksgiving holiday plans were thrown into disarray by two powerful storm systems now have to deal with another coast-to-coast winter storm system on the way home, per the National Weather Service.
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The top Democratic candidates spoke in 25-minute segments to LGBTQ people and their allies Thursday night, giving a rundown of LGBTQ policies and legal challenges facing queer communities from coast to coast and around the world.
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The 10-city, 14-day coast-to-coast tour is organized to "call out the threat to the constitutional right to safe, legal abortion that Kavanaugh's nomination poses to women across the country," a press release said.
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Jennifer Litwin, author of "Best Furniture Buying Tips Ever!" and "Furniture Hot Spots: The Best Furniture Stores and Websites Coast to Coast," told Insider it's possible to go overboard with cleaning — and it can harm your furniture.
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READ: We're losing the war against measles After it debuts, the reported plan is to take the film on the road, traveling coast-to-coast in the Vaxxed bus that helped spread the word about the first movie.
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A yearlong investigation by The Trace and BuzzFeed News, based on data obtained from 22 cities, has found that: • In cities from coast to coast, the odds that police will solve a shooting are abysmally low and dropping.
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A yearlong investigation by BuzzFeed News and The Trace lays out some startling truths about violent crime in America: In cities from coast to coast, the odds that police will solve a shooting are abysmally low and dropping.
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The Justice Department on Thursday rescinded an Obama-era policy that tolerated marijuana businesses in states that had legalized the drug, possibly previewing a crackdown against an above-board marijuana industry that's been proliferating from coast to coast.
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Tesla's autonomous coast-to-coast drive, originally promised in 2016, is on hold while the company's Autopilot team stays "heads down" on improving the driver assist system's safety features, Elon Musk said in a call with investors Wednesday.
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The Washington defenseman went coast-to-coast for the go-ahead goal, left winger Alex Ovechkin notched his 30th of the season, and the Capitals defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 on Sunday for their third straight win.
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Hosted by President Obama, it became clear throughout the daylong event that when it comes to Americans and technology—and specifically our incredible mobile revolution—communities and individuals from coast to coast are more connected than ever before.
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He turned a sweet steal into a coast-to-coast layup just before the end of the first half to give the Terrapins their first lead in more than 663 minutes and a 36-35 advantage at halftime.
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" Canadian Pacific has said it is "confident that a CP-NS combination would secure regulatory approval as a seamless coast-to-coast single-haul service benefits shippers, the industry and the public, and would generate tremendous shareholder value.
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We are part of the diverse U.S. food and agricultural industry that's capable of feeding the world and collectively supports more manufacturing jobs than any other U.S. manufacturing sector — more than 21 million jobs from coast-to-coast.
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Despite some early bumps in its judicial rise (the O.J. Simpson case, in particular), DNA has become the magic bullet, the slam dunk used by prosecutors coast to coast to leverage the guilty plea that avoids the trial.
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At this point, Trump might as well forget a wall and build a gigantic bio-dome that covers the entire country from coast to coast that fixes his perceived border problem and the environment in one fell swoop.
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He was a ball hog: While on the ship, Bannon played basketball, but preferred to handle the ball himself instead of passing to his teammates, which earned him the nickname "Coast-to-Coast," a shipmate told the NYT.
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Despite these past incidents, schools from coast to coast haven't appeared to learn their lessons, proving that history repeats itself and past racial indiscretions will continue to rear their heads… and now what does that remind us of?
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And Bloomberg, a friend as well as a former mayor to many in the finance industry, has hired a team of finance professionals of his own to help him arrange meetings and court donors from coast to coast.
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Sitting at the center of the country, Winnipeg has assumed the mantle of Canada's team with fans from coast to coast rallying around the Jets and their quest to end a 25-year Stanley Cup drought for Canada.
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The company, which operates restaurants and pubs in the UK under brands such as Chiquito and Coast To Coast, said it would reduce the number of stores to 260-275 by the end of 2021, from 350 currently.
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Stephen F. Austin stunned the Blue Devils 85-83 in overtime Tuesday night, with Nathan Bain's coast-to-coast layup just before time expired bringing a jarring end to Duke's 150-game home winning streak against nonconference opponents.
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Read: A vast library of tree DNA could protect the world's forests Today, the Green Line sweeps from coast to coast, a buffer zone between the Republic of Cyprus and the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
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A very '80s charity drive (one of its organizers helped create the '85 benefit hit "We Are the World"), it had Americans holding hands from coast to coast, making a human chain meant to fight hunger and homelessness.
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While total solar eclipses occur somewhere on Earth about every 18 months, it has been 38 years since the last total solar eclipse passed through the United States, and 99 years since the last coast-to-coast eclipse.
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Although the company claims that its spread is "coast-to-coast," much of its business is done around college campuses like mine at Ball State University, allowing it to test the process on tech-savvy and hungry millennials.
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Democrats will also use the hearing to go after Trump's early actions such as his travel ban for people from seven -- then revised to six -- majority-Muslim countries, which has been blocked by federal courts from coast to coast.
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Illustration by Angelica Alzona/GizmodoAs everyone is undoubtedly aware by this point, on August 21915st, folks across the country will be able to see a total solar eclipse—the first one visible coast-to-coast in nearly a century.
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Add to that the fact that people from coast to coast rushed to get special eclipse glasses and then subsequently found out that some of them were actually fake and you've got a recipe for hypochondria like never before.
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County fairs from coast to coast may be experimenting with deep-fried delicacies, but thanks to Oreos' latest flavor, you can get a classic carnival offering without having to brave hastily assembled rides and larger-than-life turkey legs.
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We're hoping to get a better sense of the current status of Tesla's self-driving capabilities at its long-anticipated "coast-to-coast" drive, but this was recently postponed to allow the Autopilot team to work on the upgrade.
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But the intrusions into his personal and professional lives really came to a head after a series of in-character appearances on classic late-night paranormal program Coast to Coast AM, which reached millions of listeners at the time.
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State and local officials whose areas will get the best views of the rare coast-to-coast solar eclipse later this month are issuing emergency advisories and taking crisis precautions as they brace for a massive influx of tourists.
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Construction of the railway, which cut U.S. coast-to-coast travel time from many months to just a week, greatly accelerated Anglo-European settlement of the American West and aligned it politically with the Union states of the North.
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On Nov 6th, we must show up at the polls from coast to coast and stand with candidates who are willing and ready to accelerate our transition to clean energy, and finally put people before the profits of polluters.
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Pionk's coast-to-coast rush lifted the Rangers to their fourth straight win in a game in which they trailed 3-1 with 13:33 left in the second period and went 0-for-6 on the power play.
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The company said its concessions business, which has food and beverage operations within 12 British airports, benefited from strong passenger numbers while higher cinema admissions helped boost sales at its leisure brands Frankie & Benny's, Chiquito and Coast to Coast.
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Americans from coast to coast are already seeing rising deductibles, growing co-payments, and fewer doctor options as their employers are painfully forced to narrow networks and slash other benefits to avoid being smothered by a 40 percent tax.
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The Obama-era law, which was part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, was so close to being implemented that many chains—including Subway and Panera Bread—are already posting calorie counts on their menus coast to coast.
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Republican congressional offices from coast to coast were targeted on Friday, with protests planned at the offices of Representatives Rodney Frelinghuysen in Morristown, New Jersey, Kevin Yoderice in Shawnee Mission, Kansas, and Darrell Issa in Vista, California, among others.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats enhanced their prospects for winning control of the House with Tuesday's coast-to-coast primary results, skirting potential calamity in California and lining up likely gains in New Jersey and possible victories in Iowa and New Mexico.
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Trending Coast-to-coast solar eclipses are an exceedingly rare occurrence: The last one in North America occurred on June 8, 1918, and after this summer's Eclipse Across America, there will not be another one like it until 2045.
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And with the aid of a political action committee -- the "Great America Committee" -- which he started months after he took office, Pence is building a coast-to-coast network of operatives who could deploy immediately to support his presidency.
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Although Democrats were quick to skewer the Republican-backed bill as an empty gesture to please President Trump, the language of the committee's bill rejects Trump's grandiose campaign pledge of a "big, beautiful" wall stretching from coast to coast.
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That coverage will be followed, coast to coast, by local news and a variant of the broadcast the network will call "Prime Time Plus" — a nod to the West Coast audience — rather than declare it a late-night slot.
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Here's one more: Every day, from coast to coast, letter carriers save lives, stop crimes in progress, rescue people from wrecked cars, put out fires or find missing children — because they care about the neighborhoods and families they serve.
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The plaintiffs in the case alleged that they had wasted money when they applied to schools that were ultimately ensnared in the scheme and that every "qualified, rejected" student had also been hurt by the coast-to-coast fraud.
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That the massacre took place as Pride events unfold in glitter and sweat from coast to coast, in a city with one of the largest Puerto Rican populations in the country, adds more poignancy than the heart can stand.
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