The Klansmen skit is where Wolfenstein's limits come into view.
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The tall buildings of the Atlanta skyline come into view.
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Plants that were hidden going out now come into view.
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"That's Coul beach," Dargie says as the sands come into view.
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The smart camera also widens as more people come into view.
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"The next recession is starting to come into view," he said.
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At each additional level of abstraction, previously hidden relationships come into view.
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But another target has just come into view: the international postal system.
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Already from the bridge, massive building development starts to come into view.
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Ms. Nelson paused, watching New Jersey come into view through the window.
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It would take another six months for level 20183 to come into view.
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Businessmen with briefcases, pilots in uniforms and families wearing winter coats come into view.
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HEMMER: Mark and Tom, as we wait for these remains to come into view.
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Scientists are of two minds about why these new maladies have come into view.
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The west-facing facade had come into view, eight stories of industrial-chic gray.
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As Rosenthal got closer to the summit, the flag began to come into view.
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After about an hour, the Cincinnati skyline and the Ohio River come into view.
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As that tide of cash recedes, the hazards below the surface will come into view.
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Long-distance lovers could come into view, and this is a fantastic time for a trip.
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Even with the clearing skies, our destination did not come into view until we closed in.
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" The war has "entered a new phase," he announced, "when the end begins to come into view.
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The service also lets Nest cameras identify when people come into view, which sounds a bit more useful.
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If you look further back into Wynn's past, Nathan warns, some worrying trends start to come into view.
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There were trees and grass all around them, and sometimes a clump of skyline would come into view.
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"We have reached an important point where the end begins to come into view," the general dutifully proclaimed.
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As Tonya and Jeff offer up alternating stories, her past, her abuse and her triumphs come into view.
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Perhaps the withdrawal of the artwork can make room for something else to come into view: a new public.
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If you just want a pair of Bluetooth connected headphones that sound good, then many more options come into view.
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WILLEMSTAD, Curaçao — The dark outlines of land had just come into view when the smuggler forced everyone into the sea.
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Bowhunting would involve climbing a tree and then waiting in a tree stand for a deer to come into view.
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The main video ends with footage shot inside the museum; the desks and personal effects of the workers come into view.
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I look up at the mirror attached to my head, and see the image of a smiley face come into view.
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The video shows it come into view as he looks over his left shoulder at the officers, before he is shot.
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Another casualty of the violence may yet come into view: a new attempt to move toward peace negotiations with the Taliban.
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"The end begins to come into view," he assured the nation in a speech at the National Press Club in Washington.
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Walk around the corner from Hammett's previous homes and down a short path, and China Beach will begin to come into view.
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But Angola is standing out as a bright spot, where, after years of economic downturn, a 2019 recovery has come into view.
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Eventually, two other patrol cars with their lights flashing come into view, tailing the vehicle as it pulls over to the shoulder.
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Then another would come into view, then a hundred more—each big enough for three or four people to lie down in.
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This is going to be fantastic for your love life; expect a cutie or two to come into view (if you're looking).
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From the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, rebel ships and Imperial cruisers, we've seen a colorful variety of them come into view.
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At mile eighty-one of the New York State Thruway, the gray silhouettes of the Catskills come into view, perfectly framed and proportioned.
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Sometimes we would pass a rundown gas station, sometimes a small town would come into view, sometimes the forest would open up into fields.
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When one satellite moves away from one of its customers, another one must come into view in order to provide a continuous internet connection.
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Farideh Sadeghin, Culinary Director Frozen peas When I open my freezer door, there are a few standards that come into view through the mist.
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Together, his antennaed view spans nearly the whole sky above his house, and a North Korean satellite—Kwangmyŏngsŏng-4—is about to come into view.
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When rotated in the fourth, it seems to be morphing, but actually it's just different bits of the 4-dimensional shape that come into view.
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As he floats away, and other massive buildings come into view, the piece conjures both Magic Realism and an artistic refusal of architecture's numbing anonymity.
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The bird is in for a stressful Olympics, and the stress level will certainly rise for the golfers as the medals come into view Sunday.
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As more issues come into view, a rising chorus of policymakers, press and pundits are questioning whether an open platform is valuable...or even viable.
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In just a month, markets have tanked, shedding a third of their value as the economic costs of the coronavirus pandemic have come into view.
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In a brutal final shot, the militants come into view of the fallen soldier whose helmet is still filming and shoot him at point-blank range.
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At the end of the video, the soldier wearing the helmet camera goes down and militants come into view, shooting him again at point-blank range.
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But the long-term human costs of this gender imbalance have only recently come into view — and they are having an impact far beyond China's borders.
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Then, it switches to optical tracking and a 3D-imaging and ranging system to locate and authenticate the person receiving the package when they come into view.
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Though aides for several committees were still drafting the resolution Monday evening, the rough outlines of the next phase of the inquiry began to come into view.
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"As more issues come into view, a rising chorus of policymakers, press and pundits are questioning whether an open platform is valuable...or even viable," Wojcicki said.
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The first piece to come into view on the trail is Ayşe Erkmen's "Prize" (2016), a ring piercing through the man-made opening of a fairy chimney.
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As an artist, you hope someone or something will come into view, other than that damned canvas itself, and say ⎯ about the art, that is ⎯ 'I want you!
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The platform is launching now, but it will be months (and realistically, probably at least a year) before we see the fruits of that labor come into view.
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The big picture will come into view soon after October 5, when USCIS releases the final numbers of how many of the 154,000 DACA recipients applied in time.
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As the eye travels outward, a glue stick, aerosol can and lighting rig all come into view, giving away the real story of how this image came about.
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Yes, but: Congressional committee assignments haven't been decided yet, so the full picture of who tech will tangle with for the next two years hasn't yet come into view.
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Other planes heading in and out of Puerto Rico suddenly come into view through a thick haze caused by dust carried from the Sahara desert in a summer phenomenon.
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The usual mode of postseason previewing, which now starts sometime just after Opening Day and continues apace until the playoffs actually come into view, centers on starting pitcher matchups.
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Instead, Petcube will use its new technology that differentiates between humans and pets to know when the pet has come into view in front of the wide-angle camera.
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"The 104 level will come into view for dollar/yen if the U.S. ADP employment report beats expectations," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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Upon opening the glass door, two staircases immediately come into view: the staircase that leads down to the cellar and the staircase that leads up to the reading room.
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The other new idea comes from Kim, who has tried to think about rational numbers in an expanded numerical setting where hidden patterns between them start to come into view.
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A careful examination of the events should also redress the conditions that lead to the suicides of prisoners who are not well known, and whose situations never come into view.
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If you take a ferry to Hong Kong from the terminus nearby, a spectacular sight will soon come into view: the soaring pillars of the world's longest sea-crossing bridge (pictured).
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Then, once you clear the tunnel, the fjords come into view, looming protectively above the small, bright clapboard houses and lone gas station that make up this tiny speck of civilization.
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But So Late So Soon (directed by Jackie's former student Daniel Hymanson) evolves into something more heartbreaking, as the effects of aging on the couple's health and relationship come into view.
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But he was excited, as was I, to see the brilliant golden statue of Madonna of the Letter come into view as a faint rainbow stretched 180 degrees across the harbor.
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Hazony and Brog are hoping to fill out the new "national conservatism" with an infrastructure similar to movement conservatism, and maybe with time the outlines of policy orthodoxy will come into view.
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A better picture of the iPad vs Surface fight will come into view next week when Apple announces its latest quarterly earnings, but as it stands right now, Apple should take notice.
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But on May 4, Rammellzee's artwork and artifacts will come into view in a retrospective at Red Bull Arts New York that will showcase the versatility and theatricality of this hip-hop pioneer.
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Counter to the commentary of the day, her effort to ensure more of a possibility that the Senate trial will include witnesses succeeded in providing time for more damning information to come into view.
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The water in the interior of the refuge, accessible only by airboat, is virtually pure; the effects of pollution come into view at the refuge's fringe, as cattails bloom and the saw grass disappears.
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The topic is timely; some economists worry that financial minefields could come into view as the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve slowly withdraw the stimulus they have been providing for the past decade.
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WHAT THIS MEANS FOR DORIAN: Dorian's storm surge washed across the many islands in the Northern Bahamas, leaving devastation that is only starting to come into view now that the storm is slowly moving away.
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As the primaries and general election come into view, it's important that Americans go to the ballot boxes knowing they are both entitled to their privacy and entitled to hold their politicians accountable for infringing on it.
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Approaching the gates of Ghana's Atomic Energy Commission in Accra, where two guards stand in front, I enter and pass down the long driveway and a cluster of concrete buildings hidden from the roadside come into view.
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Record floodwaters have ravaged Nebraska, but as they begin to recede, an alarming reality has come into view: Hundreds of miles of highway remain impassable, bridges have been wiped out and routine drives have become treacherous ordeals.
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"I wanted to propose while looking out at the water, but for three days it was misty and I kept waiting for the clouds to part and the ocean to come into view from the cliffs," Mandvi says.
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By the time father and son are driving home, motoring past miles of abject Detroit streets as Rick Sr. plots their future, a plaintive world — of dreams, broken promises and the two-bit con — has promisingly come into view.
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The EDRS will considerably improve transmission of large amounts of data, such as pictures and radar images, from satellites in orbit to Earth as they will no longer have to wait for a ground station on Earth to come into view.
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In a sly preview to things and tall creatures to come, Louise keeps looking up — at a blaring television, at shrieking military jets — turning Ms. Adams's pale face into a screen for the movie that's just starting to come into view.
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Legend's marriage to Chrissy Teigen has helped introduce him to a wider audience (their family exploits are now covered enthusiastically by People magazine and other tabloids); and as his visibility as a public figure has grown, some interesting contradictions have come into view.
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They were the most visible signs of the toll taken by the huge truck bombing in the capital the day before, but another casualty of the violence may yet come into view: a new attempt to move toward peace negotiations with the Taliban.
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Once your space from eyes to mouth come into view that would be the matching range — it can work at fairly extreme angles — if it's down low because your phone is in your lap it can unlock it as long as it can see those features.
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But for all of their scope and masterful aesthetic execution (particularly in the case of the horribly named "Loot Train Battle"), these scenes all lacked the punch of "Hardhome," when Jon first confronts the Night King and the show's stakes at long last come into view.
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When NBC's research division took a crack at estimating the ratings of several popular streaming originals in January — estimates Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos dismissed as "really remarkably inaccurate" — Vox's Todd VanDerWerff offered up three good reasons the real ratings were bound to come into view.
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The route passes through a churning sprawl of low-land cities, home to some fifty million people, until the Himalayas come into view: a steep wall rising above the plains, the product of a tectonic collision that began millions of years ago and is still under way.
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While Gina at first enjoys the invigoration of her corrected sense, things take a dark turn as her previously tranquil existence is rocked by revelations about her spouse, her surroundings, and her relationships — all of which also come into view as she navigates the strange new world around her.
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But while she at first enjoys the invigoration of her corrected sense, things take a dark turn as her previously tranquil existence is rocked by revelations about her spouse, her surroundings and her relationships — all of which come into view as she navigates the strange new world around her.
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The real things to celebrate with the publication of "Alice & Oliver" are Bock's superhuman efforts to write a story that must have seemed so large it blocked out all of the light, and all of the books in this talented author's future that are now free to come into view.
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In "Like 'House Arrest': Flooded Roads and Swamped Bridges Strand Nebraskans," Mitch Smith writes: Record floodwaters have ravaged Nebraska, but as they begin to recede, an alarming reality has come into view: Hundreds of miles of highway remain impassable, bridges have been wiped out and routine drives have become treacherous ordeals.
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Read more: 5 ways to thrive: The rest of 2019 is set to be rockier than the first half, and Wells Fargo says these strategies will help investors withstand the turmoil aheadThe shift Normand is predicting could come into view this week, as it's the beginning of an earnings period where S&P 500 profits are expected to decline.
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Then if a hero does come into view, why, we can give him his due.
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Moody recalled seeing a group of white women come into view and watch just as the integrated car drove away.
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Chicago Tribune,Foerstner, Abigail. “Spring exhibits come into view,” Chicago Tribune, March 4, 1994. Retrieved April 15, 2018 Artforum,Morrison, C.L. "Strong Works," review, Artforum, December 1977. and Midwest Art,Jeske, Dick.
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Virtually all ocean-going ships destined for New York pass the site, so the monument would have been highly visible to visitors, seen well before the Statue of Liberty would come into view.
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In an Antarctic night, four explorers slowly come into view. The overture begins. Members of the chorus transform themselves into penguins by donning masks and costumes. Scott, Wilson, and Bowers appear from the background, with Oates further behind.
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Beckett may or may not have seen any of these; at the very least he would have likely read about them. Significantly the opening camera shot of It’s a Wonderful Life dissolves slowly upward into the star-filled, dark night sky where two pulsating galaxies of light come into view.
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From Barranca, the highway heads east across the mountains and the Continental Divide once again. From Barranca, it is roughly to the town of Alajuela. After Alajuela the Cordillera Central (Central Mountains) come into view from the Inter-American Highway. The Central Mountains include four large volcanoes-- Poás, Barva, Irazú and Turrialba.
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The name of the pitch derives from the fact that with every rotation of the ball as it is thrown, four seams come into view. A few pitchers at the major league level can sometimes reach a pitch speed of up to 100 mph. It is often compared with the two-seam fastball.
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The Inspiration Rocks () are a group of rock outcrops at the northern edge of the Cache Heights, in the Jones Mountains of Antarctica. They were mapped by the University of Minnesota Jones Mountains Party, 1960–61, and so named by the party because from these rocks almost the entire group of Jones Mountains come into view.
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The far bank now comprises mainly industrial units. At Brimsdown Mossops Bridge connects to Mossops Creek and the Brimsdown Industrial Estate area. Before the paired lock gates at Ponder's End Lock come into view. The Ponders End Mill Stream leaves the Navigation to flow through the historic Wright's Flour Mill close by to Ponders End railway station.
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Beckett on Film, Shepperton Studios: This filmed production, directed by Neil Jordan begins differently from the BBC version in that the viewer sees Julianne Moore come into view, sit down and then the light hit her mouth. Because of this the audience is aware that a young woman as opposed to an "old hag" is portraying the protagonist.
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Ghulkin Village is located in Gojal. It is reached by following the Karakoram Highway (KKH) 140 km north of Gilgit. This trip takes 3–4 hours by van. From a turn-off just beyond Gulmit, a winding jeep track leads upwards for 3 km, until the ground flattens out and the first houses of the village come into view.
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Gesler and the soldiers come into view, intent on recapturing Tell, who kills Gesler with a single shot and the cry, "Let Switzerland breathe!" Walter and a group of confederates arrive, having seen the burning house. Tell informs them of Gesler's death, but cautions that Altdorf still stands. Arnold and his band enter, and break the happy news: they have taken Altdorf.
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Stopping trains are considerably slower. From Entroncamento, the route branches off the Lisbon to Porto main line onto the Beira Baixa line following the mighty Tagus river crossing it twice on impressively long bridges. From Abrantes a series of reservoirs come into view. For lengthy stretches the single track clings to the NW flanks of the reservoirs providing exhilarating forested views as you speed along the waterside.
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Newcastle Courant; 18 June 1743. There may even have been a cannon near to the site on Henscath as there is today to provide additional defence. A story emerged that one night an old man employed as a night watchman, saw a boat come into view heading for the landing area. Taken aback he shouted down to what was actually a fishing boat returning home late.
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Immediately after that junction, the road crosses Portage Creek into Gulf Shores. Here, Waterville USA, the famous Blalock Seafood store, and Lulu's Seafood, plus multiple high-rise condominiums come into view. The route junctions with SR 180 and hits the last stretch of regular stores in the area before reaching SR 182, also known as the famous Alabama's Coastal Connection, which is its southern terminus.
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The program is a sketch comedy show. A single stationary camera was mounted inside the center of a large rotating platform. As the platform rotated around the camera, a scene would come into view of the camera. The wheel would stop and a sketch would play out in the scene, which was often framed by some piece of appropriate artwork or prop (for the purposes of forced perspective).
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These variations are connected with the variations of the ring width, which is 19.7 km at the periapsis and 96.4 km at the apoapsis. As the ring becomes wider, the amount of shadowing between particles decreases and more of them come into view, leading to higher integrated brightness. The width variations were measured directly from Voyager 2 images, as the ε ring was one of only two rings resolved by Voyager's cameras.
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The carillon of 30 Meissner porcelain bells lodged between the gables was added in 1934, maintaining a medieval tradition. Initially, the bells were painted blue on the outside and gold on the inside. As the carillon chimed, 10 coloured wooden panels come into view as they rotate inside the tower. The reliefs of famous seafarers and aviators include Christopher Columbus, Hermann Köhl, Charles Lindbergh, Count Zeppelin, and Ehrenfried Günther Freiherr von Hünefeld.
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The video for "Love You Anyway" starts with Ronan Keating strolling past a taxi while wearing sunglasses and a suit. Stephen Gately then walks down the same road following two ladies dressed in black. Three more ladies come into view and start dancing behind Ronan and others dance further down the street. Shane Lynch looks out of his car to see two ladies wearing coats leaning against the bonnet - he gets out to admire them before walking past.
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On the way to their house in the Calle Nicaragua they stop at Jacques Laruelle's "bizarre" house, with the inscription No se puede vivir sin amar ("one cannot live without loving") on the wall, and Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl come into view. The Consul tells Yvonne that Hugh is staying with him as well and is expected back from a trip this very day. As they enter the garden of their house a pariah dog follows them in.
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Finisterre is Earth-like in many respects with ore-rich mountains, large forests, fertile land and plenty of water. But the comparison ends there: the native fauna, from tiny wally-boos and willy-wisps, to large goblin cats, spook bears and nighthorses are telepathic. The animals project into the surrounding ambient what it is they see and feel. These "sendings" are picked up by other animals in the vicinity, alerting them to the presence of friend or foe before they come into view.
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About ten miles later, I-40 reaches Crossville, and has three interchanges, including one with US 127, which also conbects to Jamestown. East of Crossville, the Crab Orchard Mountains, the southern fringe of the Cumberland Mountains, come into view as the road descends several hundred feet. At mile 329, the interstate enters Crab Orchard Gap and proceeds through a narrow valley once prone to rockslides. About later, I-40 has an interchange with US 70 near the town of Crab Orchard.
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Phaolon's warriors, on their zaiphs attack the kraan host, but are not able to blunt the attack much—due to the sheer numbers of kraan pushing forward. Delgan smiles on seeing this, as his plan has been to destroy Phaolon—hoping the grief of its loss will then kill Karn, Niamh and others. Just then, two aircraft with three aboard come into view and land in Phaolon. Delgan recognises the pilots as Karn and Niamh, but does not know the third occupant (Varda).
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However, he turns invisible when other people come into view. At first, Meister Eder is reluctant to take in the kobold, since he is quite content on his own, but Pumuckl makes it clear that he has no other choice. A deep friendship soon blossoms between the elderly man and the cheeky kobold. Note: Meister Eder's profession is given as "Schreinermeister" in the original German, which means that he makes and repairs furniture, which is also shown on the show (and mentioned in the stories / radio plays).
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View from the south end of SR 373 looking northbound State Route 373 begins at the California state line, approximately north of the town of Death Valley Junction, California on California SR 127. The highway heads almost due north from this location, passing through the Amargosa Valley. On the west side of the highway, the farm lands and homes of the community of Amargosa Valley come into view. The route continues north from here to its terminus at US 95, near the former site of Lathrop Wells.
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Paul Jenkins Sculpture Collages, a little known aspect of the artist's work, begin to come into view. Prior to publication of Anatomy of a Cloud in 1983 by Harry N. Abrams, the artist's collages were largely unknown. A notable exception is the 1978 exhibition at the Gimpel Weitzenhoffer Gallery in New York, which integrated sculptural elements with collage. Yet, as early as the mid-fifties, visitors to the artist's Paris studio could see abstract collaged interior doors, as well as an inner wall later called Hokusai Arch, consisting of collaged Japanese woodcuts.
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During hot summer in a compartment of a train en route to the city Yuzhnogorsk four passengers come into view. A young somewhat scatterbrained man Konstantin Lukow working as a driver for the police; Tatiana Pegova, a fetching young girl; San Sanych Murashko, an elderly imposing man, and Mikhail Golubev, a cheerful sprightly guy. All but Murashko have come to take a vacation in the south, at seaside. Murashko (who in reality is a petty crook and profiteer), together with his companion, hoodlum Stepa, transport oranges to Yuzhnogorosk to sell them on the market.
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View from the east end of SR 372 looking westbound State Route 372 begins at the California state line along California State Route 178, about northwest of the town of Shoshone near the eastern border of Death Valley National Park. From the state line, the route heads northwest where rural areas surrounding Pahrump come into view after a short distance. Development around the route gets more dense as the route continues easterly through the town. SR 372 comes to an end in the middle of Pahrump, at an intersection with State Route 160.
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The route eventually passes the former town of Sweetwater as it climbs up toward the Sweetwater Summit. View from the north end of SR 338 looking southbound As SR 338 heads down from the summit, it passes between the Wellington Hills to the west and the Pine Grove Hills to the east. The route crosses several small creeks as it heads north entering the Smith Valley. Farmlands come into view as the highway approaches its junction with Wellington Road (SR 829), which heads towards Wellington and points west.
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LaDOTD Acadia Ferry, which is used for crossing the Calcasieu Ship Channel on Louisiana Highway 82. Passing through the small community of Johnson Bayou, located about from the Sabine Lake bridge, LA 82 becomes known as the Gulf Beach Highway. The sandy beaches of the gulf coast come into view approximately east of Johnson Bayou in an area known as Constance Beach. LA 82 proceeds eastward flanked by the beach and the uninhabited marsh for another before curving into a T-intersection with LA 27 at Holly Beach.
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Parkland Walk Beyond this the cutting opens out on the northern side as the route skirts a hill, parallel to Hornsey Lane where some apartment blocks have been built. The route bridges Stanhope Road on a footbridge replacing the original structure. The route continues on an embankment to a brick-built bridge over Northwood Road, beneath which traffic can flow in only one direction at a time. The surrounding ground rises rapidly and the route becomes a cutting at the end of which the portals of the southern pair of Highgate tunnels come into view.
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This basic concept would work for a long-range radar as well, but had the problem that a delay line has to be mechanically sized to the pulse repetition frequency of the radar, or PRF. For long-range use, the PRF was very long to start, and deliberately changed in order to make different ranges come into view. For this role, the delay line was not usable, and the magnetic drum, recently introduced, provided a convenient and easily controlled variable- delay system. Another early shortwave OTH system was built in Australia in the early 1960s.
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Since 2009, the Maury Show has been filmed in the same studio hall as the Steve Wilkos Show, and until 2018, the Jerry Springer Show. A large overhead crane is used to hoist the centerpiece backdrop during conversions for show filming. It takes about 3 hours and a crew of about 15 decorators and electricians to convert the studio set from one show to the other. When a guest runs backstage on the Maury, it is not uncommon to see Steve Wilkos or Springer set props come into view.
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A woman approaches the queen whilst walking in Wanstead Garden as a supplicant, saying that her daughter - the Lady of May - has two suitors, and that she would like the queen to judge which of the two should win her hand. Having left, a crowd of people come into view. There are six foresters and six shepherds (among them the suitors), the Lady of May herself, and a schoolmaster called Rombus. After a brief quarrel between Rombus and the May Lady, the two suitors, Therion and Espilus, begin a singing competition.
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The spatial slices are expanding very fast to cover huge volumes. Things are constantly moving beyond the cosmological horizon, which is a fixed distance away, and everything becomes homogeneous. As the inflationary field slowly relaxes to the vacuum, the cosmological constant goes to zero and space begins to expand normally. The new regions that come into view during the normal expansion phase are exactly the same regions that were pushed out of the horizon during inflation, and so they are at nearly the same temperature and curvature, because they come from the same originally small patch of space.
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Oogway taught Monkey compassion by saving him from a falling beam, sensing the pain of what caused Monkey's actions. Instead of making him leave, Oogway convinced him to stay and use his skills for good, which led Monkey to develop into the warrior he is today. In Kung Fu Panda 2, Monkey continues to provide much of the humor. When they break into the prison to free Master Ox and Master Croc, he offers to stand watch and make crane noises if the guards come into view—insulting Crane, who asks indignantly when he's ever made such noises.
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The gameplay is similar to that of Galaga in a tube shooter format, with the player's ship facing into the screen and able to move around the perimeter of an implicit circle. Stars come into view at the centre of the screen and fly outward, giving the impression of the player's ship moving through space. Gyruss is the second and last game Yoshiki Okamoto designed for Konami, after Time Pilot. Due to pay disputes, he was fired after the release of this game, and soon joined Capcom, where he would write 1942 and produce Street Fighter II.
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Evans, feeling that he had done what was asked of him despite Philips's rude apparent rejection of the message, then switched off his wireless equipment and went to bed. One hour and 10 minutes later, Titanic hit an iceberg. One hour and twenty-five minutes after that, she transmitted her first distress call. Third Officer Charles Groves of the Californian testified to the British inquiry that at 23:10 ship's time, he had seen the lights of another ship come into view 10 or 12 miles away, 3.5 points above Californian starboard beam. At about 23:30, Groves went below to inform Lord.
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The title uses various visual effects in both the top-down and side-scrolling stages. In the top-down stages, enemies and objects are warped as they come into view to produce a pseudo-3D effect, in addition of parallax scrolling effects. Axelay uses a respawn system where their ship immediately starts at the location they died at. Getting hit by enemy fire or colliding against solid stage obstacles will result in losing a live and once all lives are lost, the game is over though players have the option to continue playing via a limited number of credits.
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There was too > little sea-room for full freedom of manoeuvre, and the aircraft's approach > was screened by the rock walls. As often as not, when they did come into > view it was at such an angle that our 4.7-inch guns, whose maximum elevation > was only forty degrees, could not reach them... Aandalsnes is approached > through the Romsdal Fiord, and lies forty miles from the entrance, off which > we arrived on the 24th April. The daylight passage of the convoy and escort > through this waterway, speed five knots, on a steady course and with > mountains rising steeply either side, presented an alluring invitation to > enemy aircraft.
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Seven levels visible Any node may be chosen as the centre of the 3D scene and choosing one at the edge will cause more to come into view. Topicscape's most obvious difference from 2D mind mapping software is that it provides a zooming interfaceOn-line manual: Quickzoom description and simulates flying as noted by Wall Street Journal columnist Jeremy Wagstaff in his column "Fly through your computer."Jeremy Wagstaff (The Wall Street Journal, June 23, 2006) "Fly through your computer" The BBC World ServiceBBC World Service, Business Daily, June 2006 - audio only and PC World Laura Blackwell PC World (print edition), April 2008 have also reviewed 3D Topicscape.
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Saddle Road (Route 200) comes to its western terminus near mile 6 and Waikōloa Road ends its climb from Queen Kaahumanu Highway at Māmalahoa Highway's mile 11 marker. There are some sharp curves as the old road passes Puu Lani Ranch (mile 20) in Puuanahulu and the entrance to Puu Waawaa Forest Reserve. A long narrow strip of asphalt stretches across the windswept rangelands and lava fields covered with fountain grass. As the road passes through a stand of eucalyptus and ohia trees near mile 31, the upland neighborhoods of the North Kona District come into view: Kalaoa, Kona Palasades Estates, Koloko Mauka and Honokōhau.
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Not far to the north of Darien Center is Darien Lake, a sprawling amusement park located on the east side of the highway. The road, however, remains a two-lane highway as it continues north to the town of Pembroke and the village of Corfu, where it intersects NY 33\. NY 77 crosses another major east–west route, NY 5, at a junction north of Corfu known locally as Brick House Corners. NY 77 southbound at the junction with NY 33 in Corfu Just beyond that junction, the truck stops and toll plaza associated with exit 48A of the New York State Thruway (I-90) come into view as the road dips slightly in elevation.
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Zooming in filmmaking and television production refers to the technique of changing the focal length of a zoom lens (and hence the angle of view) during a shot – this technique is also called a zoom. The technique allows a change from close-up to wide shot (or vice versa) during a shot, giving a cinematographic degree of freedom. Zooming can either be performed towards longer focal lengths, giving a "zoom in" effect: The filmed object will then increase in apparent size, and fewer objects become visible on film. Or it is performed towards shorter focal lengths, giving a "zoom out" effect: The filmed object will shrink in apparent size, and more objects come into view.
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Retrieved January 9, 2006 but interpretation of the context is disputed. The text is interpreted as follows: "Usando (우산도 于山島) and Mureungdo (무릉도 武陵島, a former name of Ulleungdo), in the sea due east of Uljin Prefecture, are close enough to each other to be mutually visible in clear weather at the top of the mountain". South Korea insists that this constitutes clear evidence that Usan- do refers to the Liancourt Rocks, the only island that is visible from Ulleungdo only in clear weather. Japan, however, holds that the latter part as "come into view from mainland Korea," believing that it refers instead to Jukdo, located two kilometers east of Ulleungdo.
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They seek help from two scientific Trekkies and ask them to create a time machine so they can return to the 3rd grade. The Star Trek fans then construct the device using Timmy's wheelchair. Meanwhile, it is revealed that the teachers do not like Ms. Choksondik any more than the students do, especially as when she lifts her arms up, a small section of her breasts come into view, which Chef finds freaky. Ms. Choksondik reports to Principal Victoria, Mr. Mackey and Chef that she is unable to teach the children in her class and attempts to speak to Mr. Garrison (who was fired after "Cartman Joins NAMBLA" after he was accused of trying to solicit sex from Cartman), but she is unable to get any information.
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Some 70 years after their imprisonment in so-called “comfort stations”, the three “grandmothers”—Grandma Gil in South Korea, Grandma Cao in China, and Grandma Adela in the Philippines—face their twilight years in fading health. After decades of living in silence and shame about their past, they know that time is running out to give a first-hand account of the truth and ensure that this horrific chapter of history is not forgotten. As the film unfolds, their history and the struggles that have shaped them and continue to impact their lives come into view. Intimate scenes of daily routines and affectionate exchanges with friends and loved ones provide a glimpse into how they have managed to carry on despite their traumatic experiences.
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According to Eldred, the phenomenon of exchange-value is substantially one of social power. Hence, money reveals itself to be the quintessential, rudimentary form of reified social power in capitalist society. The further value-forms developed during the course of the capital-analysis, starting with the capital-form and the wage-form of value, through the value-forms of ground-rent, interest, profit of enterprise, to the revenue-form of these income-sources on the surface of economic life, unfold the socio-ontological structure and movement of capitalism as a "reified power-play". Eldred argues that such a total ontological structure of capitalist power-play can only come into view, if the whole of Marx's capital-analysis is reconstructed, not just the famous, notoriously difficult first chapter of Marx's Capital.
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Here, the ski trails striping the Colonel's Chair, a corner of Hunter Mountain that hosts the eponymous ski area, come into view. Traffic, usually low here, becomes heavy on weekends during ski season as commuters from outside the region head to the adjacent resort. Once past the village, the fire tower on Hunter Mountain's summit becomes visible to the south as the highway continues to climb in elevation. Roughly from the village limits, NY 23A connects to NY 214 at the north end of Stony Clove Notch, a narrow cleft separating Hunter Mountain from neighboring Plateau Mountain. NY 23A's junction with NY 214 heralds the beginning of a stretch of several miles in which the creek valley provides drivers with an unobstructed view of the Devil's Path, one of the Catskills' best-known ranges.
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Under this context, in the 70s, the early works of Milton Becerra come into view, placed in suburban areas of Caracas, on the blurred boundaries between city and forest, or high pastures and the streambeds, or in the city's last streets and homes, or in the Colonia Tovar, or in La Mariposa dam. Although these were, at the time, actions and interventions, these pieces later became Photographic Series, and constitute—beyond themselves—his first plastic and poetic approach to the vision of nature and earth as sacred, conducive to mystical experiences and filled with the cultural memory of silenced or vanished peoples. This starting point characterizes later the context of his artworks. Milton Becerra is considered one of the pioneers of Land Art in Venezuela, a contemporary art movement that uses elements of nature or its environments to produce a reaction in the spectator observing the landscape presented and intervened by the artist.
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LTC Horner was awarded the Distinguished Service Order (DSO) for his actions which occurred two days after the beginning of the Battle of the Bulge while attached to the British 21st Army Group. The DSO is the British equivalent of the U.S. Distinguished Service Cross, and is second only to the Victoria Cross. The official citation for LTC Horner's Distinguished Service Order reads: :Action Date: December 18, 1944 :Name: Charles T. Horner Jr. :Service: Army :Rank: Lieutenant Colonel :Company: Commanding Officer :Battalion: 3rd Battalion :Regiment: 16th Infantry Regiment :Division: 1st Infantry Division :Corps: V :Citation: While making a motorized reconnaissance in the vicinity of Weimes, Belgium, on December 18, 1944, Lieutenant Colonel Horner observed a group of enemy paratroopers armed with automatic and semi-automatic weapons rounding up American members of a field hospital as prisoners. As his vehicle come into view, it was subjected to intense fire from the enemy group.
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