And orange traffic cones look like orange traffic cones, only tiny.
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Here's video of cones showing up on a Model 3 dashboard: It will detect parking cones now!
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Don't worry if you can't find waffle cones with flat bottoms, wafer cones work just as well.
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But Corbo observed that, unlike the randomly dispersed cones in human eyes, or the neat rows of cones in the eyes of many fish, the chicken's cones had a haphazard and yet remarkably uniform distribution.
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What they found: Blue cones form first while red and green cones develop later, study author Kiara Eldred says.
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The two capital As lacked crossbars, suggesting rocket nose cones or the shock waves that those nose cones produced.
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For instance, the human fovea contains about 200,000 cones per millimeter, whereas an eagle fovea has around 1,000,000 cones per millimeter.
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We've actually seen coffee served in cones before, but the ice cream cones from this Tokyo-base café are extra Instagram-worthy.
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Cones that were too skinny flipped over or tumbled, and cones that were too wide fluttered and rocked like a falling leaf.
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It will serve dishes like japchae, kimchi fried rice, bulgogi and bibi-cones, which are seaweed cones filled with mixed rice bibimbap.
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Plant your left foot and take an explosive step through the gaps between the cones, repeating through the line of cones 10 times.
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Only mature lodgepoles produce these resinous cones, while younger ones yield unprotected cones that release their seeds as soon as they're finished growing.
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Patriotic Cones Dip these ice cream cones at home; then, pick up some grocery-store ice cream on your way to the neighbor's. 9.
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However, as they started putting up orange cones, people alleged to be city workers showed up and started removing the cones and loading them into a vehicle.
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During the winter, if there aren't enough cones, they'll head elsewhere to find more cones to eat—they even breed during the winter if they find enough food.
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Ben & Jerry's learned that back in 2008, when they first offered to give free ice cream cones to voters and then amended the offer to free cones for all.
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Cars, pedestrians, trucks, and even motorcyclists are depicted as icons that signify each of those things, and now traffic cones will come up as orange cones on the screen as well.
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The discovery sheds some light on why Egyptians wore the cones on their heads, and researchers' conclusions differ from a long-held theory that the cones were made from animal fat.
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But there's a competing evolutionary demand for the retina to sample light as uniformly as possible, with blue cones positioned far from other blue cones, reds far from other reds, and so on.
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In one room, ice cream cones hung like pendant lights.
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Some traffic cones and drainage pipe should do the trick.
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Tesla Full Self Driving now finding and displaying traffic cones!
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Men were lining up to take some cones, no shame.
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Nice and insulated, lots of food with the pine cones.
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We then have cones of yarn made completely from waste!
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The Mighty Cone sells friend (and sweet) things in cones.
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Astigarraga's nominated image shows vibrant powder arranged in swirled cones.
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A slim Christmas tree with pine cones and holly berries
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We could serve popcorn, a movie, snow cones, orange juice.
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Christy Cones, of the Coast Gallery in Laguna Beach, Calif.
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Across cultures and climates, I found the same cones everywhere.
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Artichokes look like enormous, round, green pine cones, don't they?
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And the cones could be seen on males and females.
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Or do cones get shaken up like a box of marbles?
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The construction contractor has donated approximately 50 cones to the bears.
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Carvel is selling its Junior cones and cups for just ¢85.
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Soon after, the Jaguar Land Rover began swerving through the cones.
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One exception: pine cones arriving from India are prohibited from entry.
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For a week, I sang the praises of using pine cones.
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Weekends, Grandpa Mann took me to get rainbow ice cream cones.
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They fertilize the land and crack open pine cones, spreading seeds.
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There were traffic cones and motorcades; federal agents and Capitol Police.
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Sydney: The most interesting element to DipDipDip's cones is the toppings.
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Feld sells $16 snow cones in plastic cups shaped like elephants.
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Yelp users recommended Kilwins' fudge, handmade waffle cones, and peanut brittle.
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We bring in pine cones, mosses, bright flowers, yellow and red.
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"The dogs looked so sad in their cones," she tells Creators.
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Still, the promise of "McDip" ice cream cones caught my eye.
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Hemper manufactured the packaging and pre-rolled cones for the brand.
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During a fire, the cones open and the seeds are released.
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Guests got to enjoy snow cones and popcorn throughout the event.
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But for initially unclear reasons, they're both eating ice cream cones.
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"Cones" might exist to protect cats — but many cats feel differently.
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The island Ambrym features two active volcanic cones: Marum and Benbow.
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Underneath its skin were rows of orange cones protruding like nipples.
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In the human fovea, the density of cones is much higher than that of rods; while in the mouse retina, the number of rods predominate everywhere... Since cones have different spectrum and intensity sensitivity to light comparing with rods, we might need to fine tune the emission spectrum of the UCNP to more efficiently active a particular type of cones in human.
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You can almost smell the pine cones, stove-top coffee and weed.
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We then head to Chik-fil-A for ice cream cones ($3).
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Plus, you'll get to eat ice cream/snow cones all night long.
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That time she double-fisted snow cones like it was NBD 16.
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The loop of Drake tossing down orange parking cones is pretty special.
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The divot appeared to be cordoned off by police tape and cones.
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And you know how you can dunk Mickey D's cones in chocolate?
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Snow cones are nice, Italian ices are delish, and Icees are FANTASTIC.
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The LA County Fair is famous for having giant curly-fry cones.
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Fried taco cones are a winner at the State Fair of Texas.
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A 9-foot Christmas tree with pine cones and clear smart lights
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Rods help with visual perception of shapes, and cones help with colors.
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Thousands of people had already amassed, holding candles in tiny paper cones.
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Gather dried berries and pine cones or mimosa, helichrysum or berried eucalyptus.
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Durling helps lay out the cones at training on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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On a typical day, I make more than 300 shaved ice cones.
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Pine cones that open only under extreme heat had released their seeds.
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Protesters erected barricades using road signs, trash bins, rocks and traffic cones.
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Protesters erected barricades using road signs, trash bins, rocks and traffic cones.
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National Tree 12.993 Foot Carolina Pine Tree with Flocked Cones, $263.91; amazon.
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The Rockets treated them like traffic cones as the night wore on.
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Her dialogue is a series of pine cones flung at rosy cheeks.
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"The excavation of two cones confirms that three-dimensional wax-based head cones were sometimes worn by the dead in ancient Egypt, and that access to these objects was not restricted to the upper elite," the researchers said.
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Cuts made to the rock "show that the 'stromatolites' are not cones or elongate cones, but ridges extending at least 10 cm (our sampling depth) into the rock, aligned with the lengthening direction," the researchers write in the study.
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Guards patrol, sweeping giant vision-cones out in front of them like searchlights.
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Use the flat side of the Mountain incense burner to hold your cones.
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The soaring antenna mast consisted of two attenuated cones mated at the middle.
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As the cones formed and flashed their way through the galaxy, they expanded.
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I barely make it in the house before opening the ice cream cones.
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Cones don't sense specific colors, anyway—their sensitivities are actually bell-shaped curves.
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The cones represent the most likely path of the eye of the hurricane.
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The action reportedly slowed down traffic, but the traffic cones were eventually removed.
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Hip hip hooray, we can all get a free ice cream cones today!
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Ice cream cones also debuted at the St. Louis World Fair in 1904.
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Lynn: So, Original Rainbow Cone scoops about over 1,000 Rainbow Cones a day.
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As the speeds increased, orange cones were clipped, smashed and dragged under cars.
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We pay in cash, or Shopkins, or ice cream cones — whichever you prefer.
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One-hundred paper cones, pre-attached to filters, are loaded into the machine.
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We saw dozens of other cones with healthy-looking coral stems already there.
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There are many more escalators (no traffic cones in sight!) and moving sidewalks!
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Here, red lips part and tongues hover over cocks like ice cream cones.
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After I discovered the cones in Bangalore, I ate them everywhere I went.
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Green also remembered that he had some old equipment tucked away: traffic cones.
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Over the next six hours, Mr. Vasquez composed swirled cones and chocolate dips.
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"We couldn't detect any trace of perfume in these cones," said Dr. Stevens.
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Cody Kunkler scissored between traffic cones like the sure-footed senior he is.
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Back then, I sold snow cones with my grandfather and learned to shortchange.
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Cones and small mineral chimneys babble from one-holed spouts in alien whispers.
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"My friend borrowed my glasses and said, this is a quote, 'Dude I can see the cones!' and he was referring to the fluorescent orange marker cones that define the field," said Don McPherson, now the chief scientist at EnChroma.
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Only low levels of thyroid are allowed to come into contact with the blue cones as they are being developed, followed by the activation of genes allowing high levels of the hormone to help develop the red and green cones.
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Allow us to explain: As fan account Disney Califoodie Adventure recently shared on Instagram, the Cozy Cone Motel in Cars Land is now serving up a seasonal version of its popular mac and cheese cones called Slow Burnin' Mac & Cheese Cones.
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In one room dedicated to ice cream cones, the wall is covered in vague, uncredited trivia — "cones damaged during production are further ground down into animal feed" — and guests can suck on a helium-filled balloon made of heated sugar.
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The cones in my eyes that are meant to detect long red wavelengths are abnormal; I may see red and orange, but they're dim and green-tinted, their energy registering partly on the cones that detect medium-length green wavelengths.
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Orange cones had been set up to prevent people from entering the building driveway.
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Volcanic cones can quickly collapse down into the dark, steaming underworlds whence they came.
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We will breath fresh air but walk with no trousers and eat fir cones.
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Throwing the cones and retrieving them is a favourite pastime of the polar bears.
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In "Lody" (2017), for example, the pair lick vanilla ice cream off their cones.
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First, the inside of the cones get coated with a lovely layer of chocolate.
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The worker has more cones on his truck, but does not put them out.
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Douse those pancakes, glaze that ham, and drizzle over all the ice cream cones.
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We discuss my potential new work position while eating our cones in the car.
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Still, SpaceX will keep trying to save more nose cones in the months ahead.
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"The car might see cones up ahead and could ask for context," she said.
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The explosions can also build a small cone, similar to regular volcanic cinder cones.
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The dogs are peacefully asleep at our feet dreaming of puppy ice cream cones.
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It's a tiny thing, but it bothers him disproportionately, just like the pine cones.
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The TWAX papers come in two packs, in both cones and loose paper form.
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She also uses household items like egg shells and paper cones for smaller parts.
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It wasn't processing, as even nuts eaten straight from pine cones could cause PNS.
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Everyone knows how high the players jump and how fast they run around cones.
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Over the following months Angie attended several meetings with Sangrey, Cones, and other administrators.
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Think: ice cream cones filled with cookie dough and sushi from Daruma of Tokyo.
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Conservationists are collecting pine cones from drought-resistant trees to combat increasingly aggressive wildfires.
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Sydney: The shop uses mochiko, a type of rice flour, to make its cones.
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The rocks contain several small cones, the tallest just over an inch and half.
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"Sir, I never had the intention of bragging about the cones," Mr. Wildstein said.
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Garnish with crumbled ice cream cones and whipped cream to complete the birthday bash.
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You just need four cones, a ball, and a handful of not Anglo-Americans.
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Girls in Avicii crop tops hand out cones from an Avicii ice cream truck.
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So was a main course of quail, purportedly smoked over lemongrass and pine cones.
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Half a dozen craters and collapsed cones loom over the terrain like broken teeth.
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I'll look at the pine needles and pine cones that fall off the trees.
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Most humans, for instance, see color input from three cones — red, green and blue.
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He found identical cones in the mud-brick wall of a temple in Tello.
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The snack is then placed in paper cones and often topped with a sauce.
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First, participants will roam the grounds to gather leaves, cones, pods and seed heads.
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It rose beside its mate, tall, with lanceolate leaves and dark purple seed cones.
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On top of the dark, braided heads of some revelers sat peculiar white cones.
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The cones also may only have been included in some burials under specific circumstances.
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In Monmouth Beach, N.J., some flooded streets were blocked off with orange traffic cones.
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Traffic cones, bicycles, chairs, metal gates and construction materials lie discarded in the sludge.
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The pine cones, she explained, were a-dap-ting to their en-viron-ment.
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To urge people not to save parking spots with cones or household objects during inclement weather, which they astutely labeled "Game of Cones," the department shared a post from its Facebook page featuring everyone's favorite back-from-the-dead character, Jon Snow.
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The cones in our retinas — the fine layer of nerve tissue that lines the back of our eyes — detect the blue, green, and red in an image and both the cones and your brain mix those colors to make other colors, she said.
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"I would specifically stop there for those cones if I was passing through," Walbright said.
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A line of cones shunts traffic to the left side of the double yellow line.
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The company has added more cones (thus, more cyclones), more powerful motors, and more designs.
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He found that certain ratios occur in nature, including pine cones, snail shells and flowers.
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There's nothing quite like the bond between a brother, sister, and their ice cream cones.
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"We're actually able to distinguish the blue cones from the red and green," Neitz says.
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In the rods and cones, that trigger is light—a subatomic particle called a photon.
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As you look at the soybean fields, you'll see what we call 'ice cream cones.
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The job of a WIRED Gear reviewer does not include making civilizations to collect cones.
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Not only are these chocolate-dipped cones tasty, but they are incredibly simple to make.
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All you need is four cones, a ball, and a handful of non Anglo Americans.
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Her grandmother used to steal traffic cones off the street so Toohey could do drills.
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There, you'll find a trendy Airstream Mr. Dips, serving juicy cheeseburgers and ice cream cones.
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Occasionally, however, the methane builds up and the cones erupt into flames, according to Slate.
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DipDipDip Ice Cream just opened in Austin and its cones are two desserts in one.
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At Joey's Custard, customers can have candy-covered waffles and custard in hand-dipped cones.
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Tigers have excellent night vision in part because their eyes contain more rods than cones.
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Mr. Patel began slaloming among a half-dozen orange cones placed about 75 feet apart.
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Giant cones filled with curly fries are a must-try at the LA County Fair.
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Cones of Loudness A formation of vintage horn speakers and other materials in Weiss' workshop.
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"This is because males and middle-aged squirrel's tend to store more cones," Boutin explained.
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On average, male caches contained 1,300 more cones than those of females, the study noted.
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The tall, remote-controlled cones of padding whir along Memorial Field's turf like R22002-D210.
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There are shells, fish fossils, pine cones and a prehistoric blade made out of flint.
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They have thick trunks, pineapple-shaped cones and they are crowned with feather-like leaves.
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This reseeding method is especially important at higher altitudes where lodgepoles don't produce serotinous cones.
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River's coaching staff had laid out cones on the field, ready for the warm-up.
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He soared for dunks, turned defenders into traffic cones and elicited gasps from the crowd.
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Scooping cones or running a dough-filled Hobart were no longer considered worthy résumé builders.
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The cones could be seen on figures attending banquets, religious events and after their death.
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Protesters threw bricks at officers and tossed traffic cones at a police vehicle, police said.
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The reverse shows a pine branch with cones, along with the text "LAKE PLACID 2100".
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I moved behind one of several orange cones dotting a narrow strip of green space.
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Adorable fish-shaped cones called taiyaki are the latest treat that are captivating U.S. dessert lovers.
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Being unable to see orange cones on green grass, is common for red-green colorblind people.
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Mr. Alhanoun threads strips of seasoned meat onto the skewers himself rather than buying prefabricated cones.
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A group of showgirls enjoys ice cream cones while sitting on blocks of ice in 1926.
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The workout consisted mostly of skipping to the beat of the trainer's commands, zigzagging between cones.
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Until those answers are forthcoming, maybe pass on the snow cones next time you're in Qaqortoq.
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I wanted the cones to represent something positive and had the idea of blinging them out.
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"To cure color blindness, you only want to transduce a random subset of cones," Neitz says.
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Travelers entering the U.S. can bring pine cones, which will be subject to inspection and released.
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Sensation by combinations of these cones allows us to see the colors of the visible spectrum.
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We know of several species that have opsin proteins that enable cones to see UV light.
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Next to the cones I see a sight familiar from the road trips of my youth.
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As I approach the building, I pass a smattering of visitors slurping on heaving vanilla cones.
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"All the sticks are from Anmer and the children collected the pine cones," Kate said proudly.
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Those cones get freighted to L.A., where we work with a knitter to make our jersey.
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In 2016, the group put traffic cones along bike lane barriers and outfitted them with sunflowers.
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Later that evening, Angie wrote a blistering email to Sangrey and Cones describing what had happened.
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Scoups Ice Cream & Soup Bar offers milkshakes, classic ice cream in cones and bowls, and sundaes.
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Some used orange traffic cones, bricks and wooden poles to set up barricades on main roads.
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WOOD'S CYCAD is a striking plant, tall with a shaggy green crown and bright orange cones.
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The second station was a cornering exercise, with a fast right turn laid out in cones.
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Six flavors are available in cups or waffle cones from a cart at Maman in TriBeCa.
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Or is this the kid who picks up the cones and the pinnies and helps out?
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I want the kid who picks up the cones, who has that awareness of other people.
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It is the lushest of the volcanic cones, and thought by some to be the prettiest.
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"Most of them have lost the cones they've stored for their winter nourishment," Mr. Humphrey said.
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Since birds have more green cones in their eyes than mammals, the tactic is particularly effective.
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This iron makes delicate crepes that can be rolled into cones with the specialty shaping tool.
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This one has "talking ice cream cones and bananas," and feels like a whole other world.
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The construction site, with its orange cones and hard-hatted workers milling around, is particularly impressive.
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Yet he's able to bring himself to have one of his park's homemade snow cones, anyway.
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Above the shelves were nearly full cones of thread in colors that evoked a Pantone guide.
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One staff member cleared away the cones that protected the precious parking space at the front entrance.
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Peeps are to spring what candied apples are to fall and ice cream cones are to summer.
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It'll also include snow cones, fireworks and other carnival-themed festivities, according to the Des Moines Register.
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That patch was then surgically inserted under the rods and cones in the back of the eye.
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A shelf at the back of the room holds clear containers packed with pine cones and shells.
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Decorating the cones generally takes 30 minutes, whereas the decoration of the belly takes about 45 minutes.
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Rather than baking your brownies in a pan (snoozefest), you bake them inside of ice cream cones.
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The menu will also offer other unique creations like taco s'mores, marshmallow cones and unicorn hot chocolate.
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Researchers checked their development over the one-year period to see when the different color cones formed.
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The nanoparticles bind to rods and cones, coating them and changing the wavelengths they are sensitive to.
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The Unicorn Popcorn comes packages in individual mini cones, each containing two ounces of the magical snack.
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Some used steel barriers, traffic cones, tires and other objects to block Gloucester Road, a busy thoroughfare.
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Soon, people everywhere will be using cones, lawn chairs, trashcans ... to save their shoveled-out parking spot.
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The outer boosters are easy to produce because they're just Falcon 53 boosters with nose cones attached.
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Gently pack the crumbled cake into the ice cream cones, pressing together with your hands to adhere.
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Chairs (mostly lawn chairs, the tattier the better) and traffic cones are the most commonly used dibs.
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What was thought to be bewitched traffic cones has been revealed to be nature at its cheekiest.
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Special nanoparticles (shown in white) clinging to rods (left) and cones (right) in the photoreceptors of mice.
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Those ratios can be applied to things such as snail shells, flowers pine cones and stock charts.
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For the 3rd straight year, Dairy Queen is offering free small vanilla soft-serve cones all day.
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The joke is that it's easier to make more money selling snow cones than building Alexa skills.
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What Kenny Tran does is cleverly put those rolls inside taco shell-shaped waffle cones every Tuesday.
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Usually inherited, colorblindness affects the colored-light sensing cells, called cones, in the back of the eye.
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The ones in CO mostly have the consistency of Sno Cones, so I want the real thing.
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Each was a sensualist on the page, his rods and cones consistently assaulted by the world's beauty.
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Hungary's police completed the Tetris challenge with their reflective jackets, traffic cones, weapons, handcuffs, and other tools.
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Behind the wheel in Wednesday's episode of "Jay Leno's Garage, " Forsberg weaves between the cones with ease.
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Other: This category covers just about everything else, from pyroclastic cones to lava domes and other varieties.
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The 1,254 branch tips are accented with flocked pine cones to add to the natural, woodsy look.
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A stack of paper cones clung to the side of the water cooler, in a slotted rack.
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Snorkels and masks on, we swam down to the grates and placed the cones in the openings.
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The soundtrack, DJ NJ Drone's "10 Cones," was loud and punishing, a total assault on your senses.
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There is no doubt that the pink in this painting could set anyone's rods and cones ablaze.
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Several orange cones dotted the exterior of the club, according to footage from the television station WPDE.
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EDT today, Haagen-Dazs will be giving out free ice cream, sorbet or gelato cones. http://bit.
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The shape allows a different texture than the average waffle and makes great ice cream cones, too.
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A prevailing theory is that the cones were perfumed pieces of animal fat or wax called unguent.
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Both of the cones were revealed to be largely made of wax derived from plants and animals.
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And given that the wax itself didn't melt, the researchers wondered about the purpose of the cones.
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You can't miss these bright, spiral-shaped cones while snorkeling, if you know what to look for.
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Ministry of Supply utilizes a "3D Robotic Knitting" process, which goes from cones of yarns to final garment.
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The new shop, located in Westminster, California, sells adorable cones with animal faces on top, Hello Giggles reports.
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From the famous Klipschorn design to the company's signature copper-colored "Cerametallic" speaker cones, its products have swagger.
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"Pu'u," which means hill, bulge, or peak, is often used to describe volcanic cones around the Hawaiian islands.
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"He likes to get nuts out of pine cones and he loves lettuce and tomatoes," Anderson tells PEOPLE.
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Some sported stick-on mustaches while another wore a dress with cones on her head resembling a piñata.
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In Japan, Keisuke Yokota secured the record for "the most traffic cones balanced on the chin" with 7773.
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The U.S. vine-growing crop, which produces small green cones, is mainly grown in Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
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It's called Cow Spots Creamery, with a smiling cow mascot and huge ice cream cones decorating the patio.
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One bite of this fall dessert mashup may make you forget all about popsicles and ice cream cones.
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Erin Einbender wanted to change the predominant perception about these collars, and so Cones of Fame was born.
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City officials warned that they would start clearing "dibs chairs, cones and other objects" as the snow melted.
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These are the cones that look a lot like the cone-shaped specimens that meteorite hunters have found.
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A British transportation technology company has developed wheeled, remote-controlled traffic cones that can move themselves into position.
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All manner of unearthly noises ensue when the performers apply their fingers and palms to the speaker cones.
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West Virginia's Dairy Creme Corner is known for its toppling ice cream cones and small-town, friendly feel.
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The condition can affect any of the three cones — red-, green- or blue-sensing — or combinations of them.
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Speaking of cones, the State Fair of Texas offers its own take with Ruth's Stuffed Fried Taco Cone.
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Mostly, you run there and avoid the sight cones of enemies like you would in Metal Gear Solid.
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Real as the syrup coursing through the soda fountains, the snow cones melting abstractly from their vivid rainbows.
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Some of the kitchen boys operated a big kettle, cranking out popcorn and scooping it into paper cones.
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There are doughnut ice cream cones, the everything doughnuts, and of course, the original Franken-doughnut, the cronut.
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Add ice cream cones in front of the Seine River to your list of picture-perfect Paris dates.
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She ran barefoot through the sprinklers with the children, and even bought them snow-cones later, reports UsWeekly.
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During Friday prayers, the tape comes down and the cones come off so people can enter the building.
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Then I look more carefully and realize she is selling snow cones and is pushing a small cart.
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He brought a dozen cones made of sand mixed with concrete that were the size of my hand.
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Some of their cones are sealed shut with wax and open like unclenching fists when the wax melts.
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"Be careful, Kathleen," my mother said, as I tried to balance the carrier and another two freewheeling cones.
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Barely cooked cuttlefish are scored with a knife so they twist up and look like little pine cones.
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They found multiple teeth on top of one another in tooth sockets, much like nestled ice cream cones.
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The discovery of the cone buried with the woman could suggest the cones are a symbol of rebirth.
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It's moist and delicious and feeds four, and is followed by pumpkin-cinnamon soft-serve cones for everyone.
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The two researchers found that the filiform papillae were shaped not, as had previously been thought, like solid cones.
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But our cones, particularly the newer red and green ones, have a clumpy, scattershot distribution and sample light unevenly.
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Meanwhile, the car in autonomous mode was able to successfully avoid the obstacles and the cones at 27 mph.
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When you play the Game of Cones, you win or you get a talking to by your local PD.
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Pinterest and Instagram are full of recipes that use snow—think snow cones, slushy cocktails, and DIY ice cream.
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Today, every Ben & Jerry's scoop shop will be serving up free cones of all your favorite ice cream flavors.
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The store has long been serving its scoops in Puffle Cones, a trend that gained popularity this past summer.
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Two clay cones are inscribed with royal inscriptions from the Early Dynastic Lagash II periods (mid-third millennium BCE).
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Now, Navigate will avoid cones and wait to suggest a lane change if the car sensors detect the objects.
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In zebrafish, however, cones and rods developed independently, and on a genetic level, didn't resemble each other at all.
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This isn't the first time Dairy Queen has offered free cones in honor of the first day of spring.
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Everything from custom body kits, to drifting wheel rings, to smart cones, to steering wheel upgrades will be available.
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In my own experience, I've cooked dinner or unloaded the dishwasher while my toddler built digital ice cream cones.
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Vertebrates use two types of photoreceptor cells in the retina to see: light-sensitive so-called rods and cones.
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The drug caused microscopic damage to the man's cones — cells in the retina that are responsible for color vision.
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Its strategy is to create a vaccine made out of the ice cream cones, without the ice cream scoop.
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"He is also eating a lot of chocolate dipped ice cream cones and plans to try cherry dipped soon."
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Prison art is amazing, and so are the paintings flyers put on the nose cones of their fighter planes.
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As pressure forces water out of the raised tip into sub-zero air, the flow will form ice cones.
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The cones resemble stupas, or towers used in Buddhist worship, that are found across Ladakh and also in Sikkim.
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Along the boardwalk, a bicycle cab was bumping across the planks and a cotton-candy salesman was spinning cones.
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There are Minion-inspired cones, rolled ice cream tacos, and even boozy-infused scoops, to name just a few.
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This year's mast seeding gives conservationists an opportunity to gather excess pine cones, remove the seeds and redistribute them.
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The optional Bowers & Wilkins sound system's speaker grilles felt sharp, and the speaker cones behind them were clearly visible.
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And people can't get enough of its one-of-a-kind cones, which feature ever-changing, Japanese-inspired flavors.
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Their double-dip, five-cent ice cream cones were a success, and the business grew into a nationwide chain.
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Investigators, wearing special suits designed so as not to contaminate the scene, drop cones where they see possible evidence.
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The rest of the lavish spread included gourmet cake pops, donuts, candies, chocolate-covered pretzels and ice cream cones.
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Two workers grab the chickens and place them on steel cones, as if they were winter hats with earflaps.
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Paradise itself was spread out among large Coulter pines—those pines with the long, spindly needles and heavy cones.
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That is the question raised by the five-day forecast cones for the storm from the National Hurricane Center.
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At Mr. Cohen's urging, Ms. Cones did some, um, clipping to provide him some bodily materials for his brush.
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Ask them to smile for a family reunion photo, and each mouth would bristle with simple, blunt-tipped cones.
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In Russian and American ICBM designs, such nose cones often mean that the missiles carry multiple warheads, analysts said.
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Viewed from overhead, these five-degree cones trim the doughnut-shaped area of interest down into a narrow segment.
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Teenagers rode their bikes in the middle of the street as police officers put cones out in the street.
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They'll offer specials and events, including free entertainment and $1 single-dip sugar or cake cones on July 15.
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He forms cones with each hand to represent a small cluster of such users in isolated parts of town.
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All of us can drive around traffic cones put out for the safety of the kids because it's inconvenient.
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Gougères were served, along with Keller's signature cornets: salmon-tartare-filled ice-cream cones the size of golf tees.
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Because the head cones were found within graves, the team said the findings provided insight into their funerary roles.
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"If necessary, place cones or signs requesting others not to park in front of the house," Mr. Lau said.
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Of those, perhaps eight thousand had set up roadblocks, painted graffiti, or neutralized tear-gas cannisters with traffic cones.
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That recent Instagram uptick in soufflé pancakes and the fish-shaped ice cream cones called taiyaki isn't a coincidence.
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We're told the issue was whether or not Nipsey could move some cones and drive through a restricted area.
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Watch him speed dribble up the floor, turn back-pedaling defenders into traffic cones, and finish with a layup.
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If you put concave cones behind the eyes of the illusion, it'll look like the eyes will follow the viewer.
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It consists of two half-cones, which together extend 17 feet (5.2 meters) wide and 43 feet (13.1 meters) high.
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The man fashioned together hundreds of metal cones and sewed them onto a dress so they'd produce a jingling sound.
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Here's how you do it: Take some flat-bottomed sugar cones and place them upright on a rimmed baking sheet.
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McDonald's: McDonald's is celebrating National Ice Cream Day by giving out free vanilla soft serve cones at participating locations nationwide.
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Even if all the cones in your eyes function perfectly, you can't see anything close to "all" of the colors.
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Shaped like twisted cones, the cuts in this work were inspired by Anthony McCall's 1973 film, Line Describing a Cone.
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Einbender is starting to work with more shelters and would love to collaborate on cones with artists and fashion designers.
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To keep up with Cones of Fame and get more cute dog photos on Facebook, follow the project's account here.
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IndyCar responded by tethering several of the larger pieces in the front end of these cars, including the nose cones.
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Nickel & Diner:On National Ice Cream Day, this NYC spot will be giving out complimentary mini ice cream cones during brunch.
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There's rhodopsin, found not in the "cones" that perceive color but other cells called rods, used in low-light conditions.
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You can see individual elements like cones and barriers — you can see where exactly they are, when they're started etc.
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Before fans prepare to hurl ice cream cones at Emmy voters, they should note that there's a reason for this.
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Photoreceptor cells—the rods and cones—normally absorb the wavelengths of incoming visible light, which the brain interprets as sight.
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Passing by two humungous traffic cones laying on their side, Darren explains that they, too, were made for Sculpture Milwaukee.
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If you're in the mood for cheesecake, ice cream cones, cupcakes, or even whipped cream, Soap Chérie has you covered.
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Eggloo is a new ice cream shop in New York City that uses Hong Kong-style egg waffles as cones.
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Maker also talked, of course, and did a dash around some cones that's meant to test agility in the lane.
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Barbosa was a willing instructor, introducing Livingston to training methods that included sprinting on sand and backpedaling around traffic cones.
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Officer Brian Warner told CNN affiliate WSET they pulled over 20 people Friday, but handed out cones instead of tickets.
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He threw pine cones and other objects at law enforcement officers, pedestrians and firefighters, striking three officers, the documents said.
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Also in the new galleries is a 17th-century staircase with elaborate carvings of pine cones, oak leaves and acorns.
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It encircled a roundabout, waited patiently for pedestrians to cross the street, and dodged traffic cones and bicyclists with ease.
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Parts of those places, like cones of white rock at an abandoned mine in Texas, appear in the collage images.
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But when Coach Steve Kerr had his staff arrange a set of traffic cones on the court, Green took notice.
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So they decided to offer it with homemade waffle cones at Mah-Ze-Dahr, a bakery founded by Ms. Ahmad.
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The farm's 13,000 trees started life in places like North Carolina or New Mexico, first as seeds plucked from cones.
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"At first, I'd find a pocket here, a pocket here," he says; his hand cones are being placed far apart.
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Rods help us see at low light levels, while cones work at higher light levels and help us see color.
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All this chromatic activity is, of course, basically science — rods and cones doing their thing — as Albers knew and appreciated.
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They are formed into turkeys with pretzel sticks for tails, or into pine cones with whole almonds for the scales.
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To work on quickness, many cornerbacks set up cones every 5 yards and then backpedal and break, again and again.
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The procession circled the green and made its way to the center, where the security guards placed larger orange cones.
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"In old growth redwood forests, you only find cones at the top of the tree, in the sunlight," she said.
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Marianne Vierø's Great Transformation is an exact, 3D-printed replica of constructivist Naum Gabo's 1927 Construction in Space: Two Cones.
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But for these folks, "crime" involves using traffic cones or plastic bollards to protect bike lanes from cars without proper permitting.
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It's made with papers that are folded until they look like half-closed cones, which she uses to create a flower.
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And with the command to fire, quad cones of flame flew from the four inverted nozzles and grew toward the sky.
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As a lover of obscure board games and Adam Scott being nerdy, Cones of Dunshire will always warrant my attention. pic.twitter.
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WATCH: Food Hack: Make Chocolate-Dipped Espresso Cones The Report also claims that snortable chocolate is popular in Europe's club scene.
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That explains the antlers, plus winter-chic details like white gourds, pine cones, and a Christmas tree decorated by her mother.
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With ducks and chickens, when you hold them upside down [inside plastic cones] they effectively fall asleep and then bleed out.
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The radiation it released erupted in two energized cones that were so powerful, the impact was felt 200,000 light-years away.
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No vision cones or minimap, no checkpoint markers, and only minimal environmental storytelling to gently push you toward the right path.
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On Tuesday, April 4, the ice cream chain is offering customers free ice cream cones at its locations around the world.
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Lufthansa memorably repainted the nose cones of 40 of its aircraft as footballs during the FIFA 2006 World Cup in Germany.
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Baskin-Robbins and Cold Stone Creamery will also give out free or discounted cones to shoppers who download their mobile apps.
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Scuffles broke out, fireworks, bottles and traffic cones were thrown into crowds and dumpsters and trash cans were hauled into streets.
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He moves among the hordes of tourists on Oxford Street, drawing with his finger on dirty windows and kicking traffic cones.
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At lower difficulty levels, you can see vision cones that show where someone is looking and how far they can see.
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Three quarters of them had ingested the drug; nearly the same proportion ingested sticks, balls or cones made of the resin.
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Cycads, which resemble spiky palm trees and bear pineapple-shaped seed cones, trace their lineage to the time of the dinosaurs.
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Now a Virginia police department is getting in on the act, pulling over unsuspecting drivers and handing out ice cream cones.
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This one is made with metal and adorned with hand-painted enamel pine cones for a truly festive and sophisticated look.
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There are even two species of pine trees that can only reproduce when fire opens their cones, releasing the seeds within.
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Video of an artist's interpretation shows how the explosion produced cones of radiation that reached 200,000 light-years beyond our galaxy.
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Robertson, 20, posted a sweet picture of the pair sharing an embrace while each holding ice cream cones in their hands.
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"And I wanted to capture that, the joy of it" on plates and sticks, at the end of forks, in cones.
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Cups or cones $5.25, pints $10, Republic of Booza, 76 North Fourth Street (Berry Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 718-302-5000, republicofbooza.com.
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Another tenant is the Konery, the artisanal waffle-cone maker that was selling ice cream cones at the September block party.
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A Mister Softee truck stopped at the same traffic light on Fifth Avenue next to the tour bus even offered cones.
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There are volcanic fields scattered across the West where scientists have found cones, lava flows and signs of relatively recent eruptions.
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Expect sunny bits like flamingo floats ($2400) and beach paddle sets ($26), as well as free snow cones from Snowdays NYC.
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Children snatched at souvenir swords, pulled tiger masks over their heads and slurped rainbow snow cones from cups shaped like elephants.
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He hiked, climbed and swam his way to Hong Kong, filling his pants with pine cones as an improvised flotation device.
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Orange construction cones are ubiquitous around the city, and new apartment buildings are aimed at 18623-somethings working at biotech companies.
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Some pine trees have cones sealed by tar that open to release seeds only when a fire's heat melts the tar.
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And the question of how much your time is worth matters to individuals for much more than just ice cream cones.
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Over the summer, Burns said, researchers collected the trees' seeds (which are contained in their cones) to be used for sequencing.
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Each of the five interspersed sets of cones, and all of them together, exhibited this same arresting mix of randomness and regularity.
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But why, Corbo and colleagues wondered, had evolution not opted for the perfect regularity of a grid or "lattice" distribution of cones?
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Neither can you form a lattice, Torquato explained, by arranging objects of five different sizes, such as the cones in chicken eyes.
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Two ice cream cones later, I lay down in my bed, where I realized my eyes rolled back when I closed them.
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But rather than three ink cartridges, eyes have a series of light-receiving cones that detect light of certain colors, or wavelengths.
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The futuristic cones staring out from the front of KEF's LS50W active speakers look like the spinner rims on a Mars rover.
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The immediate area in-and-around the lake contains glass-like minerals, melt rocks, shatter cones, and signs of a shock wave.
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So ultimately the design was something I collaborated on with Marie-Yan, and she did all of the building of the cones.
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Earlier this week, TJ's posted a video that shows the slightly-bigger-than-bite-sized waffle cones traveling on a conveyer belt.
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The best part of the meal is the mini soft serve ice cream cones with sprinkles they surprise us with for dessert!
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It was still dark outside when the president walked into a basketball court where small orange cones had been meticulously laid out.
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Wanda Sykes stopped a waiter who was walking away to take several cones of french fries and was very excited about it.
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The 2-ounce cones are triple-coated with chocolate, so this probably isn't the best vessel for a Mind Eraser or Jameson.
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In fact, the product looks a lot more like a speaker than router, with cones one opposite ends of the oblong device.
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Chickens have been stuffed into a makeshift apparatus of steel cones to protect their wings, and their necks cut with a knife.
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Along with giving post-op shelter dogs a fresh look, Cones of Fame gives them another, more permanent gift: a forever home.
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For the newest phase of the experiment, researchers dropped lots of small cones varying angles into a 2-foot-tall water tank.
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"The sea was burning, the flaming pine cones were falling into it," said the woman, who gave only her first name, Mary.
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After she and volunteers designed and crafted the stylish cones, she photographed adoptable pups at One Tail at a Time wearing them.
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The opsins of rods and cones absorb light at specific wavelengths, but color vision arises from the interplay of multiple cone opsins.
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Carvel is inviting their fans to celebrate their 85th birthday with them by offering 85 cent cups and cones on May 2.
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Kellogg is also selling its fruit-flavored snacks, pie crusts and ice-cream cones businesses to Ferrero as part of the deal.
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Since then, they shop has expanded to ice cream sandwiches, housemade waffle cones, bubble waffles, as well as seasonal ramen pop-ups.
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Guaranteed fun at a reasonable price Here we are, just three guys, standing amid a sea of red and white traffic cones.
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The throne was created by attaching lots of ice cream cones to a mold, and covering the seating areas with acrylic sheets.
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Cones responded on March 14th that she was "sorry" Angie was "having these experiences" and asked what Angie wanted management to do.
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The perimeter around the sinkhole, two traffic cones with some caution tape, was expanded to a larger enclosure with orange safety fencing.
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As we start to enter the dog days of summer, Chrissy Teigen has a sweet idea for cooling off: homemade snow cones!
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Check out the video for "Pine Cones," directed by LA's Born Ready Films, below, and find Troll Till They Fold right here.
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Even the tiniest pieces of forest litter — needles or bits of pine cones — can heat up in the sunlight and cause melting.
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The operation still has a mom-and-pop feel: Boarding passes are small metal cones, cream strainers from the Taits' farming days.
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Visitors can also order cups and cones of cookie dough in a variety of flavors, including peanut butter and cookies and cream.
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Color temperatures, or intensities, are never absolute, but depend on the device sensing them: the rods and cones of eyes, and cameras.
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Part of my pride in working for Her was earning money I could squander: on movies, candy, paddleballs, jacks, ice-cream cones.
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The rest of us can scroll through bowls, cones, and burgers to get hungry and jealous all at the same time. 1.
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Especially when you can watch a machine make thousands and thousands of ice cream cones, pancakes, sprinkles, and more in just minutes.
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Outside the Donut Palace, usually busy, now almost empty, the police had placed small numbered cones marking blood spots from the carnage.
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It took place in an imaginary kingdom and was about a woman who had cones for hands and couldn't pick up anything.
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As the room filled with murmuring voices, Ms. Kastner explained that each of the copper cones played a different story of sorrow.
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When they meet again on the same bench two weeks later, the novelist, Ezra Blazer, brings two cones and offers her one.
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Wine-infused snow cones and a brief menu of bar snacks like cheeses, charcuterie, hummus and chicken lettuce wraps complete the picture.
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Along with a dusting of artificial snow, the tree comes with pine cones and plenty of branch tips for a realistic look.
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As it turns out, PDE5 can also affect PDE6, thus affecting the cones of the eye and the ability to see color.
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The cones were hollow, measured about 3 inches tall and just under 4 inches wide and were made of wax, presumably beeswax.
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Ben & Jerry's stores on this day in 2015 gave away 1 million cones, a tally the company expects to top this year.
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She decided to stay in to study, but he showed up with "two chocolate-chip ice cream cones dripping down his hands."
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"The big guys will be a little slower dribbling up around the cones and into the pass, but they'll get there," Melas said.
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" Garrett was also open about his funeral, saying "Funerals are sad: I want 5 bouncy houses (because I'm 5), Batman, and snow cones.
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Brava has no known eruptions in the past 10,000 years, although many of the cones and flows on the volcano look relatively young.
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The shop serves it's ice cream in puffle cones and uses the scoop to shape each serving to look like a blooming flower.
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Vice presidential nominee Biden and Democratic presidential nominee Obama enjoy ice cream cones as they speak with local residents in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, Aug.
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During a tour last week, few signs hung above dark, partially constructed stores and dust and orange cones littered boards protecting tiled flooring.
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Yellow caution tape and cones around a sinkhole next to the entrance of the briefing room at the White House on May 23.
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"Noir" (1995) is an angled view of a car driving at night, its taillights emitting cones of thickly rendered red and yellow light.
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I slice my corn off the cob, go for ice cream bowls over cones, and reapply hand sanitizer between every other subway stop.
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Some people, known as tetrachromats, have extra cones in their eyes and see millions more colors within the same wavelengths that you see.
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Zigzag through the cones laterally 10 times, bringing both feet to the outside of each cone before moving on to the next one.
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Every time someone gives you a spoiler, do the In and Out Set up four cones in a row about two feet apart.
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I do not like ghost berries spilling out of ice cream cones, lightly implying that I should eat fruit instead of ice cream.
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For instance, pine cones close when it's wet, and open when it's dry so that the seeds inside them can disperse farther away.
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I and others drove the I-Pace through something that resembled, but wasn't quite, an autocross course — think "gates" of cones on pavement.
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But, I say, trying for delicacy, did the Neitzes ever try just dissecting one of their monkeys' eyes and looking at the cones?
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The file is sent to China, where factory workers load cones of yarn into 3-D knitting machines to create the shoe's upper.
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Kellogg's fruit-flavored snacks, pie crusts and ice-cream cones businesses will also pass to the Italian confectioner as part of the deal.
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They included Mary Sangrey, a coordinator of the NMNH's visiting students program, and later Tracey Cones, a human resources officer at the museum.
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Subsequent sequences show Pan controlling other blindfolded YouTubers as they slalom through a line of red cones while receiving commands via the helmet.
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In extreme cases, none of the cones work and a person can't see color at all, which usually comes with other vision impairments.
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"I'm just picturing a bunch of young people lying on the street with cones of ice cream," Sherman mused, visibly relishing the thought.
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Liana Sinclair: Our ice creams in general are very different than anything in Austin because they're essentially plated desserts in cups and cones.
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"It was a close call," Ms. Wetherell said, looking at the orange cones that marked the site of the device on Sunday evening.
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On its spare, merciless summit, craters and cinder cones of indefinable age keep company with a variety pack of architectural shapes housing telescopes.
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"They go on these nature hikes and pick up pine cones and acorns and she makes a scrapbook with the kids," Keith said.
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Paparazzi caught Jared and Ivanka taking leisurely strolls, enjoying ice cream cones with their three kids and winding their way down the slopes.
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Unlike that of the period panties, which features uterus prints and ice cream cones all over the mailing envelope, Icon's packaging is ambiguous.
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Squirrels, like humans, can be trust fund kids, benefitting from caches of spruce cones left behind by older generations, according to new research.
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Open the app and without fail you'll see a stream of stacked burgers, dripping ice cream cones, and tables loaded with cheesy pizzas.
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Of course, what you blend is entirely up to you — which means non-alcoholic snow cones, slushies, and daiquiris are all possible, too.
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Speaking of antics, explain to these readers the phenomenon of that big bronze statue downtown that always has traffic cones on its head.
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I wish the other flavors had been in stock so I could have bought up an entire rainbow of McDonald's ice cream cones.
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He meticulously cleared branches and pine cones from the paths, and he nurtured beds of wildflowers like fringed gentians and pink lady's slippers.
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Ms. Durham filled the church with fresh-cut greenery, pine cones and red roses for Christmas; a tree had been decorated by parishioners.
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When they added thyroid hormone to the organoid in the early stages of development, they saw red-green cones develop in the dish.
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On busy streets, he might dress in a generic uniform and set up traffic cones to deter traffic and challenges from the authorities.
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Many of the lodgepoles here are serotinous, meaning they grow pine cones sealed with a sappy resin that protects their seeds from flames.
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I looked at the piñon cones, knowing that in the fall members of the Timbisha tribe would harvest them on the slopes below.
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The massive race was put together with 35,000 traffic cones, 40,000 feet of snow fence, 30,000 feet of rope, and 15,000 plastic ties.
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Some elements of Rovelli's narrative, like the material on light cones and loop quantum gravity and spin networks, many readers will find incomprehensible.
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A special rooftop reception on the Fourth of July will offer free boozy popsicles for adults and free ice cream cones for children.
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You can ask a grown-up to help you install a feeder, or make your own using pine cones, peanut butter and seeds.
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But now, she could only think that they were free to fly anywhere and never around the figure-8 periphery of plastic cones.
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Cones may have helped 'look one's best' after death The tradition of cone-shaped headpieces endured in ancient Egyptian art for 1,500 years.
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At the time, the crossing had no grade separation, and there were no cones or markers warning drivers from turning onto the rails.
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Their view of the world is probably limited to moving shadows, not the clear picture production of a human's cones, rods and lenses.
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Humans are trichromats: We see color because three sets of cones inside the eye absorb light at different wavelengths, from red to blue.
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Whether the subject is a jelly apple, a cupcake, or a cake, the forms are basic (cylinders, cones, and sections of a cube).
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It's like turning on "Cutthroat Kitchen," expecting to see the host telling the contestants to make ice cream using traffic cones for bowls while wearing dog cones around their necks, only to find that all that's on is "The Great British Baking Show," the contestants cheering one another on while making crumpets and scones under a tent pitched in a field of daisies.
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