They aren't trapped in a confined space in (literal) space.
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Speaking of confined space, we're running out of it here.
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You have to use the confined space as your greatest advantage.
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"Here you need highest strength levels in a confined space," he said.
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Keeping people in a confined space may have helped the virus spread.
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H: What was it like creating artwork in such a confined space?
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The subway tunnels have been designated "a confined space," unsafe for the public.
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For everyone else, it's a lot of grunting and running in a confined space.
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"Avoiding an ex in a confined space like," wrote CBS Politics reporter Katie Watson.
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Bringing fireworks into a confined space like a plane is never a good idea.
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Considering the crowded, confined space on a plane, wouldn't an assailant fear being caught?
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They're not in a confined space, like they are in an airplane cabin, Montgomery notes.
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In the specific case of brain tumors, swelling occurs in the confined space of the skull.
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Here we were, sitting next to each other in this confined space, and it was awkward.
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She would only advise killing it if it's in a confined space and is an immediate threat.
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The cells begin developing in two dimensions into brain cells, but only grow along the confined space.
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By keeping the Targaryen dragons in a confined space, Maegor was effectively limiting their ferocity going forward.
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Some films capture the darkness that can gather when you put enough kids in a confined space.
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So what happens when the same people and microbes are in a confined space for that long?
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They also planned to release deadly chemicals in a confined space, "potentially on public transport," authorities said.
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Chemical suicides, also known as detergent suicides, involve the use of household chemicals in a confined space.
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The fact it would be down there in such a confined space slithering around is pretty amazing.
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She rushes on point in one horizontal path after another, as if boxed into a confined space.
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It's a much more confined space for us (now) — it's all about being stuck in and being safe.
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Büyüktascıyan's installation brings forth a sense of freedom in a confined space, of unrestricted possibility and untethered authenticity.
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The regions of uneven gravitational pull creates more confined space, making collisions of grains or rocks more likely.
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A new Tripod mode, which basically slows down the flight and response, offers more precise, confined-space control.
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It keeps users in a confined space, where the company can monitor and analyze their habits for profit.
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Two doctors will study Mr. Savin's health and behavior after months in such a confined space at sea.
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These films offer us conflict and encourage us to ask questions, but they do so within a confined space.
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It is not practical, safe, or reasonable to ask officers to seat belt combative prisoners in a confined space.
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"We're interested in having something that can operate in a building, in a confined space," says a NATO spokesman.
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France's health minister has said that gatherings of more than 5,000 people, in a confined space, will be banned.
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On Saturday, the French government announced a ban of any gathering that exceeds 5,000 people in a confined space.
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Go do literally anything else that doesn't rely on trusting people in a confined space to be quiet and considerate.
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The cumulative effect is akin to having a post-industrial apocalyptic robot trying to kill you within a confined space.
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Since so many humans are packed closely within a confined space, there's already plenty of heat generated by our bodies.
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People live in a tiny confined space and need to figure out things like how to divide up the housework.
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Although non toxic, CO2 can suck all of the oxygen from a confined space and burn skin on direct contact.
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More than 80 firefighters responded and searched for hours with "specialized listening equipment and confined space cameras," the fire department tweeted.
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Very quickly, I discovered that living in such a confined space had a huge impact on my mood and social life.
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For that prison's death row, Mr. Marsh created a confined space — the opposite of that of "Shawshank" — with just eight cells.
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For 90 minutes you're trapped in this confined space, and Trachtenberg keeps tightening and tightening and tightening until you want to scream.
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The menu even includes a gene, ABC11, which endows its possessors with "low-odor production," a friendly trait in a confined space.
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But pedaling turned out to be surprisingly easy to both do in a confined space, and to use to operate a car.
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The team of 15 people spent five days underground in the confined space, fueled by little sleep and a lot of curiosity.
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They're like the different levels of Super Mario 64 or Super Mario Sunshine, each one a confined space with a clear theme.
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Put them all into a confined space and shake it up, and they will effervesce; they will blow the dang top off.
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Without lights, it would have been difficult and dangerous for his officers to use normal forceful measures in such a confined space.
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In a burst, they can accelerate past 40 mph, quicker than a sports car—a potentially fatal trait in a confined space.
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Tuna melts, pastrami, curry and virtually all fast food has what can only be described as a stench in a confined space.
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Because when you trap your characters in one confined space, every decision you make each day of filming has a lasting effect.
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Dr. Deborah Serani, PsyD, a psychologist in Smithtown, NY, says that being in a confined space has drastic effects on your body chemistry.
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That's what northern Minnesota martial arts is really all about: desperate trench warfare in a confined space as two fighters wrestle for position.
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"It absolutely could have been worse given the confined space and the number of shots that appear to have been fired," Onofri said.
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Being in a confined space took a good month and a half to two months to fully adjust to living the tiny life.
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Something about their fond irritation made him think that they'd be suited to spending long periods of time together in a confined space.
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The confined space also allows for the introduction of recurring characters; the gentleman leaving Mississippi appears throughout and speaks with several other passengers.
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When torn blood vessels release their contents into a confined space, the brain is the victim, its delicate tissue jellied by the pressure.
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It came as a bit of a shock to be 35, back in a confined space, living with my 75-year-old mother.
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This was a great way to show off my collection in a confined space yet add a little character to my apartment wall.
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Negan would have no trouble bashing Gabriel's skull in and calling it a day, particularly there in the confined space of the trailer.
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In a statement on Wednesday, the police said that a physical confrontation within the Legislative Council's confined space could have had "unpredictable" consequences.
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In a statement on Wednesday, the police said that a physical confrontation within the Legislative Council's confined space could have had "unpredictable" consequences.
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GO ON FAMILY VACATIONS I love my family, especially when I don't have to spend time with my relatives in a confined space.
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The greatest offender among all groups was the security checkpoint, that confined space of shoe-doffing, laptop-extraction, and frisky government agents barking orders.
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The worst toilet in Scotland is clearly within The Elephant House cafe, the most disturbing confined space into which I have ever stepped foot.
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Doing it within the airport's confined space without disrupting the steady flow of planes and travelers is shaping up to be a monumental one.
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Generally, art fairs allow viewers to take in a welter of works within a confined space — something like an arcade in Walter Benjamin's sense.
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Rather than try to solve the locomotion problem, they're avoiding it altogether by limiting gameplay to a confined space you can physically walk around.
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With the right choice of apps, you can forget you're in such a confined space, get some exercise, and let your mind roam free.
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France has banned any public event with more than 5,000 people that is held in a "confined space" due to the coronavirus, Reuters reported.
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Previously, Goody was able to swim only with difficulty using her one right flipper, while living in a confined space with other injured turtles.
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The "crevice traversal" apparatus tested the cockroach's movement in small horizontal spaces, while the "confined-space crawling" apparatus tested their movements in small vertical spaces.
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I had to keep confronting him about it because that kind of thing really affects you when you're stuck in a confined space with someone.
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Unlike females, which tend to roam in a more confined space, male elephants can traverse across country lines, making it more complicated to gather data.
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After about 20 seconds of sharing the confined space, the shark was able to escape through the top hatch and Chan emerged from the cage unscathed.
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Volunteers from the Boise Bully Breed Rescue believe his spinal injury was the result of being kept in a confined space for long periods of time.
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"It absolutely could have been worse, given the confined space and the number of shots that appear to have been fired," Onofri told a news conference.
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What happens when you take two people of incredibly different backgrounds and disposition and put them in a confined space for an extended period of time?
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Soto Moreno told me that one of the worst aspects of being at the trans pod was the confined space and almost total lack of windows.
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Banned guns can be smuggled across state lines, but such laws do make it slightly harder to kill lots of people in a confined space quickly.
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But it is so replete with ideas and arguments — and tries to cover so much territory within a confined space — that it chokes on its ambitions.
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Given the confined space the movie also owes a debt to theater, as the story claustrophobically unfolds in a remote, over-sized house with creaky stairs.
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"This guy's charging at them with a knife in one hand, a stick in the other, screaming at them in a confined space," Chief Monahan said.
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Thirteen hours is a long time in a very confined space, and the crew has tricks to stay alert, including energy drinks and lots of caffeine.
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"Obviously, if you're squeezed into a very confined space, it's going to be harder to get up and get out in an emergency," Mr. Hudson said.
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But he's joined by John, Michael and Laurie, and he spends most of the episode in a confined space instead of desperately journeying to and fro.
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"Big Brother" throws strangers together in a confined space and records all of their interactions, hoping that the forced intimacy will create sparks, positive or negative.
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I was worried about what a physical altercation would entail with us sitting directly behind him and if the officers were armed in a tiny, confined space.
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Whenever you spend a lot of time in a confined space with a group of people, it's not uncommon for a new language to develop. Slang. Shorthand.
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The large, growing crowd and the confined space in the back of the transport wagon all informed Rice's decision not to restrain Gray with a seat belt.
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Even the terror of being in a confined space with a Xenomorph is diminished when the sequences amount to cut-and-paste jobs from prior go-rounds.
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You know, where you dug through your parents' closet to find an old shoe box and trying to create a tiny, detailed scene in a confined space?
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They can't go outside unless it's on a planned spacewalk in very specific gear and they remain in the same confined space for six months or longer.
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Featuring similar emotional beats, the movie suffers by cramming all that melodrama into a confined space, heightening the sense of manipulation to what feels like absurd levels.
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"We did a confined-space rescue where we lowered a rescuer down into the hole and hoisted the dog up," fire division chief Dwayne Wood told the Herald.
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Lizzie Post, etiquette expert and great-granddaughter of columnist Emily Post, told Travel + Leisure that respecting personal limits is crucial, especially in the confined space of a plane.
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I'd stand in front of an elevator and all I could think about was it automatically shutting down in an earthquake, with me trapped inside that confined space.
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The participants were carefully vetted, but allowing half a dozen strangers to dose themselves with powerful drugs in a confined space always has the potential to go wrong.
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The creation of carbon dioxide in the confined space would either carbonate the liquid or, if the pressure was high and the container weak, cause it to explode.
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Its members receive specialized training for situations that tend to arise from extreme weather, such as structural collapses, confined-space rescues, wildland search and rescue and swiftwater rescue.
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Run by the University of Hawaii, the analogue mission is funded by NASA, to learn what it takes for people to live together in a confined space for months.
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But when it comes down to the logistics of actually getting it on in that confined space, it's easy to get scared off and default back to your bed.
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On top of that it gives you very practical experience working on ships, on research vessels, again with these small teams in a remote place in a confined space.
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But the storm eventually forces Levi and Nico into a new confined space when the former almost dies in the ambulance bay, and the latter drags him to safety.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said many construction workers are still using the transport network to commute, meaning work must stop to prevent them gathering in a confined space.
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Being in an environment like that where you're in a small, confined space with a very small group of people means that challenges are just going to inevitably arise.
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The employee says she began "experiencing emotional distress from the verbal assault of Dr. Phil which was magnified by the confined space ..." She says it amounted to false imprisonment.
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There's a long follow-shot in the middle of the battle where Bronn is stumbling back and forth in a confined space, with burning men and horses all around him.
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The idea of being trapped in a confined space with a bunch of drunk strangers has never really appealed to me, but everyone I know is obsessed with these ferries.
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From Dusk Till Dawn, like Night of the Living Dead, follows an eclectic group of strangers in a confined space forced to work together to defend themselves against a supernatural onslaught.
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It's about finding a way to coexist with someone and all of their needs and anxieties, every minute of every day in a confined space for an undisclosed amount of time.
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In order to catch future accidents, make sure that you are supervising when your puppy is not in a crate or a confined space like an X-pen or a gated area.
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Sure, the roaming scare-actors were still in the park, but we'd faced the worst — in a confined space, no less — and we had worked up a serious appetite along the way.
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But if my admittedly brief experience is anything to go by, know that sharing a confined space with a bunch of strangers isn't nearly as terrifying a prospect as it might seem.
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Couple that with more athletic players competing in a confined space, and there will be lots of crowd-pleasing, rock-'em sock-'em action — not to mention an increasing number of injuries.
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The level of animus feels as contrived as it is narratively useful, as is often the case in the bad-party movie, itself at times a subset of the confined-space flick.
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A large enough dose in a confined space can cause blindness and chemical burns, while studies suggest that tear gas has the potential to cause serious harm to vulnerable populations, including children.
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We stopped by a stable where Reilly and Phoenix were to rehearse one of the trickier scenes in the film, a shootout with loud bursts and jumpy animals in a confined space.
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"There's a big fight in a very confined space at the end of issue No. 1 that is going to be a lot of fun and a lot of chaos," he said.
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As is to be expected when a crew of variously damaged individuals is assembled in a confined space for the purposes of theater, friendships, enmities, rivalries and erotic attractions bloom and fester.
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"Just to be in that confined space when someone that is going through something very traumatic in their life and there&aposs nothing you can do," passenger Chianti Washington told Click 2 Houston .
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"Imagine this - you are in a confined space and have limited ability to adjust the situation (since you are asleep) while you are possibly surrounded by pollutants," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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After a couple of minutes, two chemistry students came in, and momentarily, we forgot that we were in a confined space with a celebrity and just chatted between ourselves about mundane student things.
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" According to the complaint, the couple allegedly told the boy that "a dog had died" or was buried in the confined space — "all of which amounted to the knowing infliction of mental torture.
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At random, tender-hearted Caila accuses Ashley of making her feel guilty about the fact that Caila was kissing all over Ashley's ex-boyfriend right in front of her in a confined space.
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He cited what he called the "three Cs" of the case — "The crowd, the combativeness of Mr. Gray, and the confined space of the wagon" — and said that Lieutenant Rice had acted reasonably.
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What's more, someone on parole who is sent back to prison for technical violations -- or anyone arrested and detained in the coming weeks -- could bring the virus into an already overcrowded confined space.
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The two dances they performed in the confined space of a ground-floor room at the consulate had only a few of the thunderbolts that he loves to hurl (from the knee down).
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A makeshift family unit, including a son that's just lost his mother, all trapped in a confined space while the world falls apart around them should be a roiling pot of tension and pathos.
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Pooling or ridesharing reduces the cost of rides by taking on several customers at a time, but increases the risk of coronavirus infection by stuffing more people into the confined space of a car.
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French health minister Olivier Veran announced on Saturday that the country is banning any public event with more than 5,803 people that is held in a "confined space" due to the coronavirus, Reuters reported.
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But an explosion in a confined space is far more destructive than in the open air, as shock waves violently reverberate off the hard walls, floors, and ceiling instead of dissipating quickly into the atmosphere.
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It's hard not to see large portions of this as goofy, but it also seems really easy to get sucked in to the weird, puzzle-like web that it's weaving within such a confined space.
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Symbolically, it is important for a U.S. carrier to operate inside the Persian Gulf, though commanders like to avoid its confined space, made even smaller because the water on the southern side is comparatively shallow.
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A hat tip to Tim Maurice-Jones, the cinematographer, who manages to render both a sprawling rooftop chase and a fight in a very confined space (the back of a van) with pulse-quickening verve.
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The naturalness of Mr. Macdonald's stage movement in such a confined space (to say nothing of Peter Mumford's baleful lighting and projection design) is central to the containment of energy that makes the play thrilling.
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The coronavirus outbreak has caused nearly every religious organization around the world to rethink how it holds worship services, which typically involve people gathering in a confined space and coming into physical contact with each other.
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These secrets also slowly leak out over the course of a 71-minute black-and-white movie that mostly comes off like a futile filmmaking exercise in how to move bodies inside a (largely) confined space.
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The apparent stabbing took place on October 9 after the researcher, Sergey Savitsky, suffered an "apparent emotional breakdown," as the AP describes it, potentially fueled by "tensions in a confined space," according to Russian news agency Interfax.
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I watched High and Low, the Kurosawa film, because I knew that the staging of actors and the choreography of scenes within a confined space was something I needed to have a tremendous amount of control over.
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When it became apparent that I was really going to be caring for three children within a confined space for possibly months, I went with my first instinct honed from years of teaching: I made a schedule.
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I can stream whatever I want as long as I have the app on my phone and it&aposs compatible with Chromecast, and the worn out speakers aren&apost really a problem in the more confined space.
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Whether it's basketball or boxing, there's something exciting about being in a confined space and time with people trying to impose their will on you while you not only fend them off, but impose your will on them.
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Payne said that when he got into the elevator, aka "lift," nobody remembered that the polite thing to do is to just stay on your respective phone and make zero eye contact with anyone else in the confined space.
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Today, for most of us, air travel consists of a series of unfortunate lines, embarrassing checks and obscure ticketing rules that leave us in a confined space where we're uncomfortably attempting to open tiny packages without disturbing our neighbors.
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Amongst the measures that ministers are considering are banning public gatherings and ordering people to maintain a distance of at least one meter (yard) from one another - impossible to imagine in the confined space of a major art show.
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I don't have any phobias (I think), but a few things get my heart racing a mile per minute: spiders, sitting at the edge of a tall building, and being locked in a confined space for long periods of time.
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Grbac has experienced enough of these tools that she's been able to put together Shit People at Gigs, a 16-page illustrated booklet that highlights their rude and inconsiderate behaviour when placed in confined space with other, less shitty, people.
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And while these charges may seem more fitting of the rowdy airplane passengers she's probably used to serving in those cramped airplane cabins, Rachel Trevor may soon be spending some time in a far more rowdy and confined space—prison.
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If the gunman asked for a room facing an area that was going to have thousands of people in a confined space, even if he said he just wanted to see the concert, there should be security protocols that kick in.
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"Given the urgency of responding to the needs of the nation and the inherent risks of moving 435 legislators back and forth across the country to meet in a confined space, we must adapt as the exigency requires," he added.
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Absolutely. Anytime you have a large group of people in a confined space, and without proper hygiene, you're going to have all kinds of viruses passing from one person to another, and we're expecting this flu season to be quite bad.
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"It absolutely could have been worse given the confined space and the number of shots that appeared to have been fired," Onofri said during the press conference, according to ABC News, adding that an estimated 1,000 or more people were in attendance.
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But it also found that the officer, Richard Moore, and his partner had violated a protocol to call the Police Department's specially trained Emergency Services Unit when dealing with an emotionally disturbed person or someone who is holed up in a confined space.
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Taking "Birdman" as a case study, Inarritu was smart enough to set "Birdman" in the small, confined space of one theatre (save for one or two segments on the nearby streets), which actually gave greater story possibilities for the characters and audiences.
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"Surprise, confusion and speed are essential to their effectiveness, and the confined space of the Strait of Hormuz, which is only about 32 kilometers (20 miles) across at its narrowest point, increases the probability of a successful swarm attack," the IISS report said.
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Read more: France has banned any public event in a 'confined space' with over 5,000 people to stop spread of coronavirusCompanies around the world are telling their employees to work from home amid the coronavirus outbreakSeveral young doctors in China have died of the coronavirus.
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One in the Bronx was built back in 2009, but the new one improves on that design, with a back wall that opens to move trucks out and make more space for training, as well as the in-house trench for practicing confined-space rescues.
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Before NASA sends humans to Mars, it has to figure out this really, really basic problem: How do you get six or more people to live in a very confined space, on a desert, without naturally occurring oxygen, for a year, without wanting to kill one another?
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Director: Trey Edward ShultsWriter: Trey Edward Shults Trey Edward Shults' debut feature Krisha may not have been a horror film in the traditional sense, but it was made in the style of the genre and showcased Shults' ability to ratchet up suspense in a confined space.
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The songs here are all classics, of course, and Clinton himself deserves a lot of credit for treating the relatively confined space of the NPR offices like a block party, urging the (likely many) music dweebs in the audience to get loose, dance, and sing along.
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The reason brain tumors can be so risky is that the skull is a thick, confined space: "So anything that grows inside or just outside the brain can take up a lot of room and press on important parts of the brain, causing a lot of problems," he says.
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With this in mind, it stands to reason that the introduction of shared music in a relatively confined space would lead to a sort of rediscovery of our more primal selves; people who engage and interact with other people, as opposed to with an endless array of digital screens.
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It was almost euphoric for me in that moment to realize that I could exist in this confined space with other strangers but so easily escape them at the same time; I didn't have to listen to their gossip, or their music, or their coughing, or their kid.
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Esper also downplayed the importance of departures of some allied troops from Iraq, saying that in one case, an allied contingent was temporarily repositioned only because of the need "to move additional U.S. forces into a confined space" that the allied troops were occupying on an Iraqi base.
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These few seconds of video set the stage for a prolonged and bizarre glimpse into the darkness that emerges when a bunch of drunken adults in a confined space—with access to a seemingly endless supply of bagels—recently used food to fuck with each other on a London train.
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"The Chinese economy, combined with the Chinese population, have experienced so much growth that you are looking at putting large numbers of people in close contact with large numbers of animals in a confined space," said Sean Beckmann, a disease ecologist and biology professor at Stetson University in DeLand, Fla.
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"Because Emancipation Park is a relatively confined space of just over one acre in a densely populated urban area with limited parking space, it is unable to accommodate safely even a peaceful crowd of this size," the city manager, Maurice Jones, warned rally organizers in a letter on Aug. 7.
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" After a stagecoach ride in the mountains, he added, "the ragged story settles into a confined space, where the main characters (a motley crew of outlaws and bounty hunters) drink coffee, warm themselves by the fire, and talk about this and that until it's time for them to start killing one another.
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"The jury will no doubt be scared and/or angry about having to commute to the trial, hear testimony in a confined box, and deliberate in an even more confined space," Alan Nelson, an attorney for the alleged sex trafficker, wrote to the court on Saturday arguing that the trial should be adjourned.
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However, when you're working in a confined space like an airline seat or coffee table, where you might require the kickstand to hold the ZBook as upright as you would a traditional hinged laptop, you're more likely to nudge it back into its closed position, making the display (and thus the entire computer) fall either forward or back.
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In fact, if you wanted to create the ideal system to spread something like the coronavirus, convening thousands of people from all over the world, packing them into a confined space where they shake hands and talk at close quarters, and then spitting them back out in different directions would be a good way to do it, he suggsted.
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In fact, if you wanted to create the ideal system to spread something like the coronavirus, convening thousands of people from all over the world, packing them into a confined space where they shake hands and talk at close quarters, and then spitting them back out in different directions would be a good way to do it.
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At the end we all took off our shoes and crawled into the confined space of a bear den, where we huddled together, wearing bear masks and listening to Weaver — looking "grizzly" with a six-month growth of beard — tell the story of a man slogging through his quotidian existence until one day he slowly began a metamorphosis into a bear.
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OWNER OF DOG WHO DIED DURING DELTA LAYOVER ACCUSES AIRLINE OF &aposCOVER-UP&apos "The new requirements follow a dramatic increase in industry incidents involving emotional support animals that haven't been adequately trained to behave in a busy airport or the confined space of an aircraft, which creates health and safety risks for customers, crewmembers and other service or support animals," the statement reads.
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Secretaries of state from each of those states put out a joint statement on Friday explaining why: Unlike concerts, sporting events or other mass gatherings where large groups of people travel long distances to congregate in a confined space for an extended period of time, polling locations see people from a nearby community coming into and out of the building for a short duration.
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Other factors, they said, make reporting and taking action in such cases different than an incident that occurs on a street corner or in a store: Being inside an airplane cabin means tight quarters for long stretches; victims and witnesses can feel an added discomfort and embarrassment in such a confined space; and many people don't know exactly what to do in such cases.
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