"I seemed every night to descend, not metaphorically, but literally to descend, into chasms and sunless abysses, depths below depths," he wrote.
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When candidates descend on New Hampshire, they bring the media.
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To watch him promote it is to see him descend.
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No, because it turns out it doesn't descend into relativism.
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Retail lobbying groups will descend on Capitol Hill this morning.
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If you don't create more lift, you'll start to descend.
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Make sure to maintain a flat back as you descend.
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BEIJING — The investigators descend on government agencies and corporate boardrooms.
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When a few police officers arrived, he refused to descend.
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The pattern becomes especially clear when they descend into falsehoods.
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It was beautiful, like watching an elevator rise and descend.
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Lowery decided to descend the mountain to get new equipment.
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We're starting to descend and it was a frantic time.
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Let's start in the light and descend into the cellar.
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The waters like a cataract descend from his opening jaws.
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All the others descend down a slot, awaiting their turn.
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The clouds will descend again before too long, of course.
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Volunteers descend on the truck and begin unloading the goods.
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During the breaks of play, everyone would descend on the bar.
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"Betrayal," doesn't descend into Tristan's infidelity scandal until its final act.
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The sexual misery that results can descend into absurdity and hysteria.
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And how deep into the darkness will you let Bruce descend?
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All 1,000 detainees will now descend on the country, they speculate.
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Metal-rich stars likely descend from many previous generations of stars.
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Wilson said there is a possibility things may descend into violence.
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Twelve alien spaceships descend on Earth, hovering mysteriously in the sky.
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Some even had to remove their heels to make the descend.
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Soon, a great plague of bots will descend upon us all.
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School registers from Toxteth to Runcorn will descend into complete pandemonium.
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Are the White Walkers going to descend south and take over?
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Must Republicans descend to the president's level, even in his defense?
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Either we enforce the law or we descend into dangerous chaos.
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In Pakistan, wild boars descend on Islamabad, the capital, every winter.
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So the stars descend to thump their passion projects each November.
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Wolverines, foxes, lynx, and bald eagles descend upon this untrammeled realm.
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Conservative intellectuals fear the Republican Party will descend into ideological incoherence.
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Late next month, rave voyeur Lorenzo Senni will descend upon London.
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The data shows that these mysterious stripes descend toward the surface.
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It'll dodge objects and climb and descend to avoid them pic.twitter.
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Stairs in the kitchen descend to a basement with a fireplace.
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We've asked whether a vengeful Trump administration would descend into tyranny.
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Oprah Winfrey will descend from the clouds to grace Colbert's couch.
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As a tattoo is given, macrophages descend to capture invading ink.
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The police descend on grungy artist colonies but self-expression flourishes.
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Thousands upon thousands of, well, tourists will descend on the city.
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Seamen climbed onto the wildly swinging ladder and began to descend.
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"It would be beautiful to have a debutante descend," he said.
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I started by trying to descend the mountain down into Vaduz.
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That work will continue Monday when educators descend on the Capitol.
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While the Powerbeats 3's cables descend from the front of the earbuds while you're wearing them, the Powerbeats 4's seem to descend from the back, down from the arms that hook over your ears.
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Go deeper: 2 stark stats as the global elite descend on Davos
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Others worry that the stand-off could descend into a proxy war.
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I would love to descend upon you and cascade down your spine.
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We're about to land, which we will presumably survive, to descend again.
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Now maybe they want us to watch them descend upon it — together.
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Once in lunar orbit, the lunar module would descend to the Moon.
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I wound up having a C-section when my daughter didn't descend.
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Limón, La Quica and Escobar himself descend upon Maritza in a church.
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Lost pilots would simply descend to read the signs on railway stations.
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In England's north entire factories used to descend on the same resorts.
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As I descend on the planet, it's just what I had hoped.
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Visitors descend a sloping ramp to the basement and into total darkness.
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"They are Satanic as they all descend from Satan," the website says.
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" The wights descend upon a Karstark soldier, and Alys "turns and runs.
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So Foxbat pilots would be forced to descend to engage other fighters.
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Garfield turned to watch a pink neon ladder descend from the rafters.
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Populism can descend through several circles of hell into fascism and Nazism.
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Clinton, or both, may soon descend on the woods of central Georgia.
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In it, players descend through increasingly difficult levels of the titular structure.
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Bear with me as we descend into the morass of Senate rules.
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We descend to the lowest common denominator, becoming what we supposedly abhor.
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To make our phone look like it could descend to 4,000 fathoms.
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As we descend, prices move upward, into the $145 range and beyond.
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The martyrs climb one side Of a mountain and descend the other.
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Only when there was no one else to rescue did he descend.
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They descend on towns and villages, plundering crops and rampaging through homes.
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When flurries hit the two-inch threshold, plows descend on the city.
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Next Sunday, a masked eagle will descend from St Mark's bell tower.
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Powell called on corporations to raise armies of lobbyists and descend on Washington.
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And, as you descend into them, what mind-boggling structures these wells are.
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She's also the first American woman to summit and descend Everest without oxygen.
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Second, should the Kim regime fall, the whole country could descend into chaos.
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As Harry looks into the sky, a swarm of bees descend onto him.
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Come, now, and descend into the sinister and disturbing world of Euros mascots.
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Only after that can you approach the spiral stairs that descend to 5.8.
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The vast majority of the time, these conflicts don't descend into armed hooliganism.
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Soon, though, her observations of him descend into a kind of emotional vampirism.
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We were worried the country would descend into chaos if we took action.
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They all essentially descend from order to chaos and from stasis to change.
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To enter the exhibition space, you must descend a long set of stairs.
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She would descend into the mass of humans and try to find them.
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They descend down cliffs and onto beaches, where the females release their eggs.
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After that, Cygnus will descend toward Earth and burn up in the atmosphere.
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The governor will descend on Capitol Hill in the role of senator-elect.
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It represents one fewer way our world could descend into a nuclear war.
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Miners descend thousands of feet into the earth to get to the coal.
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The wind-driven flakes appeared to descend sideways, pelting his face and eyes.
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Emergency workers took as long as 45 minutes to descend to the tracks.
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Then they struggle against rising smoke and heat as they descend the stairs.
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At 11:30 in the morning, the beams of light begin to descend.
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Perhaps this should reassure us that relations will not descend into open conflict.
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The ball finishes dropping as 3,000 pounds of confetti descend on Times Square.
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Mr. Salvini has called on his supporters to descend on Rome on Oct.
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Even with underscoring, though, tedium can descend on a play that's too diffuse.
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In October, about 100,000 tourists descend on the Westchester County village of 10,000.
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If this condition continues, the world will descend into nuclear horror and chaos.
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If she loses, Britain's exit from the European Union could descend into chaos.
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Today, no suds descend, no cleansing showers come, no dog enjoys collateral washing.
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They descend at various speeds, and occasionally, apparently at random, wink out entirely.
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More than 100,000 people are expected to descend on the town on Saturday.
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The stage is mostly bare, though columns and porticoes occasionally descend from the ceiling.
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Thousands of farmers are threatening to descend on Athens with their tractors on Feb.
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Where anime nazi avatars didn't descend like locusts on any attempt at rational thought?
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Pokémon Go fans get one more surprise as the holidays descend: Apple Watch support.
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For some reason many artists prefer to descend to the level of us pundits.
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Male victims can develop scrotums so large that they can descend to the knees.
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I watched Walker do a little dance, chase a soccer ball, and descend stairs.
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On a beach, crude rails–seemingly pilfered from a railway–descend into the water.
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The best types of interview are the ones that descend into total, giggling chaos.
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They descend upon his home en masse, cameras flashing, and crowd in around him.
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If Sanders somehow pulls out a win, the Democratic race will descend into chaos.
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While our elected officials descend further into frenzies of partisanship, voters feel left out.
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Today, visitors are given helmets and descend into the cave via a wooden plank.
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Beaming, we enter the club and descend down into Room 1's pulsating darkness.
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On December 9, the Vikings will descend on Scandinavia House (tickets are available here) .
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Last month, a similar protest concerning Telegram led thousands to descend upon Moscow's streets.
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Angel emojis descend from the heavens, bush emojis burn and ocean emojis are parted.
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And the best solution might descend from a lineage that has hopped between niches.
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Chinese officials are expected to descend on Washington later this week for more negotiations.
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Hundreds of thousands of people descend on the Renaissance Festival in Minnesota each fall.
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A mechanical issue apparently caused the cabin to depressurize and forced pilots to descend.
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I want Keith Richards to descend from on high and murder him with needles.
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Tie a rope securely around your waist and descend into the depths of Indeed.
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You descend into madness: You secretly get a thrill when they stub their toe.
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Perhaps the biggest problem with the "protests" is that they rapidly descend into farce.
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Soon enough, the lights came all the way on, and we began to descend.
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Low, rocky hills descend to an industrial waterfront of docks, cranes and railway tracks.
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Or cubesats could descend toward the surface of Europa, the ocean moon of Jupiter.
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"You want 80,000 Haitians to descend on Florida months before the election?" he said.
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At the musical's climax, S.S. men descend into the auditorium and block the exits.
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The steep drops as the rivers descend from the mountains augment their hydropower potential.
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Girls and boys descend on Cancun, Rome, and Panama Beach City, Florida, a.k.a. PBC.
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When the monsters descend upon them, they are forced to fight for their lives.
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It took just 54 seconds for the initial boos to descend onto the field.
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Over 250 of America's leading innovative companies will descend on Capitol Hill next week.
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Despite these efforts, anxiety could turn to alarm, and sluggish growth descend into recession.
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People were still on the fire escape, some of them too scared to descend.
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But aggression doesn't listen; over and over we watched Gandhi's words descend into oblivion.
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Stephen Sondheim's Tony-winning chiller, written with Hugh Wheeler, doesn't directly descend from Shakespeare.
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The city more than doubles its population each day when visitors descend on it.
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That caused the series to occasionally spin its wheels or descend into unmotivated melodrama.
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Tyson warned that he was about to descend into the depths of the Gregorian calendar.
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He told them he wanted to fly the drone straight up and let it descend.
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Laurence accomplishes both moods wonderfully, and it's a treat to watch her descend into darkness.
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The band appeared to vamp while Beyonce worked up her courage to descend the ladder.
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The idea of watching his sad-sack clown descend into violent madness is really promising.
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Many chose to descend its steep face backward, clinging to a low-set chain link.
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TO LAND at Indira Gandhi Airport is to descend from clear skies to brown ones.
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Thousands of artists, actors, writers, jugglers and musicians descend on the city for its festivals.
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From the elevator mechanism, I can see a metal staircase as we continue to descend.
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From there, astronauts delivered to Gateway will descend to the Moon's surface aboard a lander.
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Uh, it's exhausting but you can see the end, the stakes really descend on you.
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Players predict it will slowly descend onto the island in time for New Year's Eve.
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But the more we drink, the more we descend into a (sometimes life-threatening) stupor.
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Rescue teams used ropes to descend the sides of the mountain to reach the site.
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It is when I descend to the third level that Unexplored finally reveals its hand.
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As the feathers descend, a number turn black or gray, or the pink washes out.
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Behind a statue of Henri IV on the bridge are staircases that descend two flights.
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Huge teeth descend from a slanted roof as a distressed native toils at the earth.
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He found a gap in the fence, and began to descend a steep concrete staircase.
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While acknowledging the erotic undertow of student-teacher relationships, the movie doesn't descend to prurience.
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The wind-driven snow at times appeared to descend sideways, making it difficult to see.
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Angelic beings of light descend to Earth in photographer Jason D. Page's photography series, Apparition.
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Luna is shining her love down on you as we descend into Mercury retrograde madness.
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Thousands will descend upon Austin, Texas, this Friday for the annual South by Southwest conference.
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Is the national hockey media going to descend on the arena and demand free food?
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A growing number of states descend into gridlock because of their own urban-rural splits.
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Balloons descend by parachute at about 12 mph, or about the speed of a skydiver.
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He said he could feel the plane slow down and descend after the damage occurred.
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Descend on the mountain's western side on several flights of stairs back to street level.
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In each, there are characters who think they descend from the titular Russian royal family.
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The frogs descend from ancestors that had been captured in Panama before the Bd epidemic.
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And when he slaloms down its hills on his skateboard, he doesn't descend — he soars.
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The task before us is to make sure we don't descend back into those depths.
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Not to mention the tens of thousand of people set to descend on Milwaukee, Wis.
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Stairs off the kitchen descend to the lower level, which contains a bedroom and bath.
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At this point we descend into absurdity mixed with more than a modicum of frustration.
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There's now even pop-up tents that descend and unfold from your car's roof rack.
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When you descend into this space, you have to improve yourself in some demonstrable way.
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"All hog traders, the full force of the law will descend upon you," he warned.
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Compelled by the smell of blood, the bats descend on Morbius, who screams bloody murder.
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The volunteer cyclists enter the race as the wheelchair competitors descend from the Verrazano-Narrows.
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Adherents of the festival believe nine gods descend during the period to judge people's deeds.
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But the hot spell was nothing compared to the media storm that would soon descend.
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Some of the horses descend from animals that belonged to settlers in the early 1800s.
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Mexican broadcaster Televisa said that the pilot had intended to descend to avoid a storm.
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National Guard, State Police descend on 81-year-old's property to seize single pot plant.
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Verdon is about to descend the ladder of fame, a victim of show business sexism.
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Then, in one particular moving scene, the Smiths song "Asleep"—so perfectly placed it'll remind you of the morose brilliance of the 80s band, even as their frontman continues to descend and descend into a candle-looking glob made of increasingly misguided self-importance.
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This week leaders in advertising and media descend on Cologne, Germany for the annual Dmexco conference.
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Over the next week, thousands of people will descend upon Cleveland for the Republican National Convention.
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I asked Yelp how it responds when angry mobs descend on businesses like the Red Hen.
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Free divers literally take a deep breath then descend into the depths without a breathing apparatus.
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It has a modern visitor center and stairs for pilgrims to descend into the muddy water.
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Each weekend of Coachella, over 100,000 attendees descend on Indio Valley, generating a lot of money.
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When the White Walkers finally descend, they won't just kill every living thing in their path.
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That way, you can focus, relax, get your groove on, or slowly descend into another dimension.
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Only after that, when the jet had already begun to descend, did he declare an emergency.
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Most people in the Crick, as FLDS members call it, descend from the same founding families.
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Thousands of developers are set to descend upon the South Bay to get their software on.
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The last airplane to see it had to descend into Portland and lost sight of it.
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Grand Bassets, he says, descend from a hound that was prized by Louis XII of France.
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On October 15, the couple's AirAsia flight began to rapidly descend about 25 minutes after takeoff.
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Once it matures, it releases spores, which descend on healthy and unsuspecting ants on the ground.
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The petition draws 60,000 supporters in just 48 hours, and news crews descend on the hospital.
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Marine Scientists Edie Widder (R) and Dean Grubbs (L) prepare to descend into the Caribbean Sea.
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There's also a screen, projector, and white "acoustic panels" intermixed, which move around, ascend or descend.
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The Cajuns descend from people brutally expelled in the 18th century from what is now Canada.
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From there, activists will descend upon congressional offices to press lawmakers to move quickly on ObamaCare.
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People would descend on Craster during the fortnight-long pit holidays and buy masses of kippers.
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The government has argued that the Rohingya descend from farmers from what is now called Bangladesh.
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It's standard practice for pilots to descend to that altitude in the event of cabin depressurization.
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What we hoped to avoid, however, was the disaster that had seemed to descend upon us.
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Narrator: During harvest, 2000,21.2 workers descend on Champagne to pick grapes from 230,000 acres of vines.
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Some areas are only accessible by steep wooden stairs that descend from neighborhoods atop the cliffs.
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A traditional Chinese folk melody, the meditative "Wild Geese Descend on a Sandbank," scores the film.
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So once the oligarch has moved into London's smartest area, the purveyors of posh will descend.
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In just a few weeks, hundreds of climbers from around the world will descend on Everest.
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You descend the steps of Trocadero by jumping down onto the roofs of the trains below.
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Every squad has a jumpmaster who controls the entire team as they descend to the map.
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I watch the world descend into chaos and infamy and fear what the future may hold.
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It was not until the following morning that they could descend from their perches, he said.
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The R.O.V. took more than an hour to descend to 4,200 meters, where the Wasp lay.
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How to convey the magnitude of her troubles without letting her descend into irritating self-pity?
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Each year, thousands of architecture fans descend on the Unité, taking photos even in the bathrooms.
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Gray wisps descend and curl around the trees and before long I am engulfed in fog.
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Its organizers say they expect 40,000 people to descend on the Great Lawn on each day.
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Under Mugabe, Zimbabwe was exiled from the international community and saw its economy descend into hyperinflation.
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This time of year, productions of "The Nutcracker" descend on New York more reliably than snow.
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An opinion is voiced, and a hoard of barbarians immediately descend to deem it insufficiently extreme.
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Ulrich notes that the practice of plural marriage did not descend fully formed from the heavens.
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That night, fraternity pledges in cloaks descend upon Riley's sorority house, attempting to kill everyone inside.
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Boats in both directions must ascend via lock, then descend once again after crossing the lake.
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Within the trust, there are clans descend from each of Elinor's two daughters: Dorrance "Dodo" Hill.
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These guardrails can help ensure you have a spirited, passionate discussion that doesn't descend into venting.
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They fade gradually as they descend from two meters up the wall, eerily suggesting failed escape.
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If you descend to hatred you'll turn yourself into a mirror image of what you detest.
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"I'll tweet about a kid these days, and they descend," Sbiet said of the shoe companies.
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Next month more than 11,000 athletes from 45 countries will descend upon Jakarta for the tournament.
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All you have to do is descend 400 feet into a salt mine in Salina, Romania.
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Cops are expecting hundreds of fans to descend upon Tower Records when the announcement is made.
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The Black Hawk descended into the compound but abruptly lost "lift" and started to descend very quickly.
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But he still fears the rebels who descend from North Kivu's nearby hills, killing and kidnapping villagers.
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When a drone's battery dies mid-flight, most models will slowly descend to safety instead of crashing.
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And that's essential if humanity is going to create a robotic society that doesn't descend into chaos.
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Her screams of delight are contagious as she watches Keroppi dance and Kitty descend from the sky.
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" It also says, "The Jews are not Semitic they are Satanic as they all descend from Satan.
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They would kiss and glitter would descend from the heavens, restoring my faith in Bachelor Nation love.
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That's the situation that's about to descend on Brazil in the form of the 23 Rio Olympics.
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Otherwise, the country would descend into chaos, he warned in a televised speech days before Hariri's resignation.
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When some tried to descend the elevators, they were told by police to return to their rooms.
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Twitter has been fully weaponized by hate groups who descend on users for ideological differences with impunity.
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The two objects, rover and backpack, separated by 25 feet of cable, then descend to the surface.
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These celebrations are believed to descend from Celtic mythology, in which the wren symbolised the past year.
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One witness, Fabian Iduh, said he saw three or four people descend to the ground in parachutes.
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The big flaw in Young's thesis is that ability does not descend necessarily from generation to generation.
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The latter descend on this town of 0003,2000 each October for its Fall for Greenville food festival.
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Here is what some teams should and should not do when they descend on Buffalo this week.
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The goal is to avoid triggering avalanches at all by locating safe lines to descend the mountain.
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He said the constant struggle to diet caused her to descend further and drove them further apart.
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Each summer, travelers descend on Europe to see the same churches, museums, and landmarks as everyone else.
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THAAD is designed to intercept short, medium and intermediate range missiles as they descend towards their targets.
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On Friday, six astronauts will descend 800 meters into the rich subterranean cave system of Sardinia, Italy.
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On summer days, she and her staff can descend to swim in the water below their windows.
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Popeyes locations across the US have reported shortages as massive crowds of people descend upon the locations.
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As experienced protest organizers, he and Grimm feared a demonstration with no leadership could descend into chaos.
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"Over the last two weeks, we've seen every liberal Democratic group descend on these races," Law said.
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A trail hugs the mountain I've been not-so-patiently hiding behind, and I begin to descend.
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The effect is that the post-bottleneck devils all descend from a relatively small number of ancestors.
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Some of them descend more deeply into the story or the placement manages to enlarge the thought.
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The first stage, meanwhile, will descend and attempt to land on a drone ship in the Atlantic.
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But as Adams tried to descend, electrical disturbances damaged the X-15's guidance and reaction controls.
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Crowds descend on the lox counter for the privilege of paying $42 per pound for sliced Nova.
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And if you can descend his word ladder, you might just find them and help him recover.
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The Russian side has warned repeatedly that the fight to control individual churches will descend into bloodshed.
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The Blakes were the last family to descend a fire escape at the back of the building.
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Eighteen identical women descend a winding staircase, and the image suggests more may be outside the frame.
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Hovering over the domestic drama of the von Trapps is the Nazi nightmare that will soon descend.
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In the '22019s and early aughts, one did not so much enter as descend into Hot Topic.
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A soft mist started to descend as the evening closed in, slowly swallowing gray cottages and barns.
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In Calais, France, the refugees expect bulldozers to descend any minute, razing whole swaths of their camp.
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I can't say I felt the mortal shivers here that often descend when I hear those words.
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Feature The tone of the signage grows more frantic the farther you descend down South Kaibab Trail.
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But while the actors and other boldface names who descend on the small Utah town from Jan.
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It gave us a kind of snapshot into a dystopian world into which we would easily descend.
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Visitors descend into a dimly lit cave beneath the new London headquarters of business news outlet Bloomberg.
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Every day, around 400,000 shoppers descend on the area to buy goods to resell across the country.
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"He is going to continue to descend into the dark world that he often inhabits," Wehner said.
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Some observers fear that the country's ongoing economic and political crisis will descend into entrenched civil conflict.
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Officers began to descend on the neighborhood and the exchange of gunfire pummeled the air like firecrackers.
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An estimated 50,000 people now descend on Mauerpark each Sunday, creating a feel-good free-range circus.
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The first player to be announced, Michael Buffer-style, and descend the stone steps was Leonard Fournette.
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This is common sense to most of us and shouldn't descend into a stereotyped left-right debate.
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Its members descend on the beach in Ugg boots and flapping Dryrobe ponchos, looking like colorful seagulls.
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An estimated 10 million visitors are expected to descend on Tokyo next summer for the 2020 Olympics.
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They can descend a mile down into pitch-black, freezing water, according to London Review of Books.
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Watching Harvey descend on Houston reminded many of Superstorm Sandy in New Jersey nearly five years ago.
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In New York, thousands of cryptocurrency advocates are expected to descend on Consensus, a trade show/conference.
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As varied as they are, their forms all descend from that of the common plastic water bottle.
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Then they pile into cages and descend nearly three kilometres (2 miles) underground at Sibanye Gold's Driefontein mine.
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For the uninitiated, the event sees 100-plus musicians descend on the Funkhaus for a week-long residency.
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Many Saudis descend on nearby Gulf states, where water parks and indoor skiing have been available for years.
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Besides local attendees and celebrants, 140,000 people are expected to descend on the city for Super Bowl 51.
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While boatloads of visitors descend upon the city, selfie sticks are no longer welcome in the crowded streets.
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Athletes begin at the top of a ramp, which they descend while pedaling and being pulled by gravity.
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Lee credits Duffy for remaining calm, as the two men started to descend the face of the building.
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Next week, business and political leaders descend on Davos in Switzerland to attend the annual World Economic Forum.
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While only Darlene still lives with her parents, everyone manages to descend upon the Conners kitchen for dinner.
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The first, Zeuxis, reveals a painting of grapes so verisimilar that birds descend to peck at its surface.
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The picturesque quarter is now jammed with tourists who descend on it from omnipresent sleek Transgaviota tour buses.
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Its intense combat and compelling mythology has gripped countless players as they collect loot and descend into Lordran.
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Once a year, millions of pilgrims dressed in white descend on Islam's holiest site: Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
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Pilots descend by pulling a rip cord, which opens a vent to release hot air from the balloon.
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Then, as the pieces descend, they deploy thin parachute-like structures known as parafoils to slow their fall.
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The event caused a blanket of darkness to descend over Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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But, everyone knows that groups can quickly descend into chaos as everyone starts, well, chatting with one another.
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Last week's tweetstorm by President Donald Trump raised a related question: Can you descend the same escalator twice?
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S. TRADE DISPUTE SHOULD NOT DESCEND INTO GAME OF CHICKEN, HOPES COMMON SENSE WILL LEAD TO "RATIONAL DECISIONS"
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Only then did Aloy allow her light to descend, while Thorn shot her own up in its place.
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A dreamy vibe will descend once the Moon mingles with Neptune at 8:15 PM. All Times EST.
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And it wouldn't be the last bit of Marvel magic that would descend on the Doctor Strange set.
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Kaman's This Is Fine evokes the spirit of the Women's March that will descend on Washington on Jan.
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Temperatures hit triple digits in the late morning; thousands are expected to descend downtown for the evening event.
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Children and parents descend on the White House for the 85033th annual Easter Egg Roll on Monday. Sen.
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And he worried over the "highly synchronized" swarm of insects that descend on the monument in the evening.
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It is nearly impossible for icons to descend from their pedestals and have the chance to remount them.
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As they mature, they descend to the depths of the ocean known as thetwilight zone, or mesopelagic zone.
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Master each one, and you'll immediately have access to the dozens of variations that descend from them, too.
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"It's a little scary to think that many people could descend on a town of 54," she said.
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The duo play two lighthouse keepers in the 1890s who slowly descend into madness on a remote island.
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Around this time, the 1% descend upon Port Hercules in Monte Carlo in search of the perfect yacht.
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Everything on the menu looked delicious, and I felt the agony of indecision beginning to descend upon me.
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All tetrapods descend from a single ancestor — a single lineage of fish that managed to spread on land.
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Dead end The team of six of the climbers managed to descend 300 meters (980 ft) of rope.
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New Zealand-based Wakatu has about 4,000 shareholders who mostly descend from the region's original Maori land owners.
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Shouldn't the C.I.A. have predicted that Libya would descend into chaos once the United States had overthrown Col.
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Ms. Tjondro reiterated that they had not even tried to descend by foot because their guide discouraged it.
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Customers descend the staircase — as if the ghostly melodies have summoned them there — to press a discrete buzzer.
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The fading sunlight colors the ribbon of water that descend from El Capitan a fiery red and orange.
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It started to descend, down to the 18th floor and then the 17th, before stopping on another ledge.
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I know that in the next 24 hours dozens of satellite trucks will descend upon this small town.
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Vast slabs of rock descend into the earth at severe angles, like the Titanic making its fatal dive.
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Antigovernment protesters were planning demonstrations in Hong Kong that could descend into violence and clashes with the police.
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Every August the best tennis players in the world descend upon New York for the United States Open.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Twelve Democratic presidential hopefuls will descend on Otterbein University on Tuesday for the fourth primary debate.
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Every Monday morning, roughly 40 new full-time Lyft employees descend on the company&aposs San Francisco headquarters.
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And it will continue to descend, week after grim week, until Trump leaves or is forced from office.
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So June and Angie descend from a long line of sugar-cane farmers, going back prior to emancipation.
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This dual quadcopter will descend onto the moon's surface and fly around in search of evidence of habitability.
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Black Iberian pigs descend from wild boars and have been considered a delicacy since long before our times.
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Nearly three dozen brands are set to descend on your TV screens during the Super Bowl this year.
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The top of the breakfast bar slides to one side to reveal stairs that descend into the basement.
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When the signal came, two dozen clinicians of different ranks and specialties would descend on the patient's room.
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From May to September, they descend on various Mexican states along the Pacific Ocean to lay their eggs.
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The world's best soccer players will descend on Russia for the 2018 World Cup beginning on June 14.
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The drones will descend at this year's Super Bowl Halftime Show, and Lady Gaga will be Mother Monster.
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That condition is highly unusual, and some fear that it raises the odds that share prices will descend.
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As we descend into the lower levels, the first thing we notice is that the lighting is especially dim.
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Tweaks to both bills were expected to continue in days ahead as lobbyists descend on Capitol Hill seeking favors.
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Of course, that's a generalization—a lot of Lethwei matches descend into sloppy brawls with hair pulling to boot.
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Seven out of ten times you'll also climb something and then descend on a rappel line at the end.
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This is particularly true toward the end of the game as it starts to descend heavily into DMC lore.
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Why it's not normal: Presidents-elect do not usually descend into public name-calling of the Senate Minority Leader.
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According to the BBC, Morgan achieved heights of 8,000 ft and gradually cut off balloons in order to descend.
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The extra time it takes to descend into the Mad River Valley has forged the culture of the community.
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Everyone would come and descend upon Beast, and we would have already been drinking for quite a long time.
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The thousands of developers expected to descend on San Jose this week write the apps in Apple's App Store.
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The lander will separate from the orbiter and then using a parachute and thruster will descend to the surface.
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In the show, we descend into secret brothels beneath clubs, and pharmacies that peddle morphine to addicted WWI veterans.
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I'd also like it to be twelve feet tall and descend from the sky in a pitch black forest.
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Explorers descend into madness, and only the biologist's extraordinary self-determination allows her to find balance with the place.
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They can descend by pulling a rip cord, which opens a vent to release hot air from the balloon.
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Klum also throws the buzziest Halloween party of the year, and dozens of costumed celebs descend on her event.
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During warmer months, the tiny marine animals descend from the water's surface when the sun rises to escape predators.
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You'll come across creatures sleeping or feeding, while scavenger birds will descend upon the corpses of creatures you kill.
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Let's start with the low-road argument: Suppose the convention does descend into a lot of shouting and insults.
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Issuers descend on the city to flog securities denominated in local dollars to investors who also hail from abroad.
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But suddenly, candy colored airplanes, shortened into stubby, Seussian flying machines, descend from the sky, drawing an amazed crowd.
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Place both hands on your hips or raise your arms out in front of your chest as you descend.
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We descend some stairs and cross the threshold of an old factory door into the farm's carefully controlled microclimate.
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Islam's special pilgrimage Each year, as many as 3 million pilgrims descend on the Saudi Arabian city of Mecca.
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System-wide, the New York City subways descend into free-fall, with regular delays, signal issues, and horrific commutes.
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They descend slowly into a dark room full of what looks like fuel tanks and armaments, a dreary space.
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Many locals descend from people who moved to Greece from Turkey in a population exchange in the early 1920s.
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When a plane loses cabin pressure during flight, pilots typically descend to around 3003,000 feet, where air is breathable.
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They say sometimes the insurgents descend into the town at night to threaten or kill those who oppose them.
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Because their trips must fit certain categories, like educational travel, most descend on Havana rather than the coastal resorts.
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Remember that these experiments can easily descend into chronic use and "addiction," and encourage them to delay that experience.
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You'll be joined by the likes of Daywave, Ascend/Descend, world premieres from ShaqIsDope and JOULE$, and much more.
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Every Friday night, hundreds of thousands of players descend on their local card shops to participate in licensed tournaments.
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They descend over parks at night like "one big shadow," according to one exterminator in this New Yorker story.
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We descend into an alley where three Dominican boys are already using shovels to mix water, cement, and sand.
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Skiers in Leysin, Switzerland descend a slope covered with artificial snow, surrounded by green fields during the& Christmas holiday.
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From there, guests descend to a Champagne bar, which serves as the transition between the shore and the sea.
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The only thing actually frightening is when the photographers descend on you, taking your picture in the front row.
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Lieutenant Davidson, as the nozzle man, was among the first to enter the building and descend to the basement.
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During the peak summer season, about 230,22 people descend on the town, whose year-round population hovers near 823,282.
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The intermittent fighting between different agencies within the country's security forces raises concerns that Sudan could descend into anarchy.
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Even with Tarja in full diva mode, the song's winkling keys and gently flowing melodies never descend into schlock.
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Nelson Yuen, 25, a lifelong resident of Choi Hung, has seen the camera-toting crowds descend on his backyard.
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Laughter is a form of vigilance, and the evil it repels doesn't always descend, shouting, on a golden escalator.
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Brands hadn't really begun to descend en masse, and the home feed was mostly free of anything hashtagged #ad.
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Researchers liken it to an entrance to a secret lair: The steps descend to a dark and dusty underworld.
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Now, when the dip-netters descend, the beach takes on the motley, slightly claustrophobic feel of a music festival.
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Chicago Bulls The N.B.A. world will soon descend upon the Windy City for the league's 69th All-Star Game.
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He had come to voice opposition to an event called Alienstock that was set to descend on his town.
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But let's not descend to even quietly controlled tantrums; rather, let's vote this tyrant out of office in November.
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We decided we wouldn't go back up the ice and snow, so we tried to descend through a valley.
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At the time, Denver was bracing for 80,000 people to descend on the city for the Democratic National Convention.
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In their separate chambers, they offer a grim image of the ultimate isolation that will descend on us all.
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"The atmosphere will become thick with hate; at this point it can descend rapidly into colossal violence," he warned.
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If we don't remember it, we may be handing global dominance back to China as we descend into poverty.
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This gentle optimism, this refusal to descend into dystopia, is what is most surprising about Hamid's imaginative, inventive novel.
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If this sounds disingenuous, particularly as Carnival cruises and the Kardashians descend upon Havana -- well, that's because it is.
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All living Aboriginal Australians descend from a single founding population that arrived about 50,000 years ago, the study shows.
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That's standard genre posturing, but Logan is as much a hero as an outlier and can't descend into nihilism.
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After all, Cohen got to wear his jacket, and the republic did not descend into chaos as a result.
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Whenever there is a plane or major highway crash, federal investigators descend immediately to the scene to collect evidence.
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It falls to the production stage manager, Jill Cordle, to bring order to what could easily descend into chaos.
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In this epic tale, Professor Otto Lidenbrock and crew descend into an Icelandic volcano in the name of science.
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From there the astronauts can use another vehicle to descend to the lunar surface for the first time since 1972.
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Every year in January, the who's who of indie filmmaking descend upon Park City, Utah for the Sundance Film Festival.
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One scene finds the main protagonists descend into an argument that is only resolved after an explanation of oscillating feedback.
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Microsoft's co-founder, Bill Gates will be one of the big tech names expected to descend on Davos this month.
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Ultimately, Qiao envisions using Mars soil to build habitats or landing pads for vehicles that descend to the planet's surface.
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Every autumn, winds blow in from the northeast, heating up and picking up speed as they descend through mountain valleys.
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All the cells in our body typically descend from a single fertilized egg, and they inherit all the same genes.
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But at the time, scientists thought that this snow fell incredibly slowly, taking several hours to descend just one mile.
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The group of eight people was using touring skis, with which one can climb and descend, making remote areas accessible.
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The task for Mrs May and the EU is to ensure that the Brexit project does not descend into anarchy.
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Those sacs, known as sinkers, then fall toward the ocean floor and are eaten by other animals as they descend.
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He pressed two of them into a tighter embrace and showed a third how to descend a set of stairs.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported that Nichols was believed to be trying to descend through the break in clouds.
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Every Wednesday, she'd descend from her purple bedroom to weigh herself on a scale in the corner of the kitchen.
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Just when he's about to snap and make the call to execute him on his own, walkers descend upon them.
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Increasing the amount of pressure UUVs can handle is another goal, so they could descend to depths of 6,000 meters.
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But Cordelia throws a curveball for the final test, which normally requires a witch to descend into hell and return.
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As Austin readies for thousands of music lovers to descend on the city to score free tote bags and PARTY!!
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From there a bookshelf swings open and you descend a staircase that leads into the dimly lit, cavernous cellar restaurant.
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But as the waters receded and citizens returned to their ruined homes, a new plague was just beginning to descend.
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One wonders if the form is mainstream enough now to escape censorship, or if the banhammer will one day descend.
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For the first time in a generation, there is talk that the United States could descend into a nuclear war.
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We see how bats glued upside down to cave ceilings, ready to descend upon passersby could be a little disturbing.
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There is no obituary or family that claims her, just guilty souls who watch the coffin descend into the ground.
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"Never thought I would be flying this close to the Austrian Alps to descend upon," she captioned the scenic clip.
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About 9-10 days after Cygnus leaves the ISS, it will descend to Earth and burn up in the atmosphere.
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Honestly it looks like a 70s key party which could descend into a fleshy partner swapping orgy at any moment.
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That if I complete this impossible task, Blizzard will descend from the game clouds and give me a high five.
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On arrival, I descend a narrow staircase at the back of the restaurant with Parry, emerging into another dining area.
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Although the city denied a permit for the rally, officials have been anticipating thousands to descend on Berkeley this weekend.
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If nothing is done, Lew warns, Puerto Rico will descend into "cascading defaults" of ever-bigger payments, worsening the crisis.
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There's no telling how big the community can get, or how deep one can descend into the gym battling world.
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Cycling outfitters haul clients and bicycles to a hilltop farm, allowing them to enjoy dramatic forest views as they descend.
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In free immersion, divers descend without fins, pulling themselves along a weighted rope to depth and back to the surface.
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I surf, scuba-dive and free-dive, where you hold your breath for long periods and descend to deep depths.
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But it is not until you descend from thirty-seven thousand feet that life starts coming into focus once again.
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Each night the workers, most of them black or Hispanic, descend the steps to sign in and get their assignments.
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"He's always been able to descend fast, he's just a bit wobbly and he doesn't look too good," Thomas said.
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I understand the frightful, mind-numbing, hair-raising disbelief that can descend when one realizes that this is indeed plausible.
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The slowest among them are killed, but the lucky ones hide on the mountain until it is safe to descend.
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Four hundred thousand people descend on a dairy farm northwest of New York City for three days of live music.
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Update What first catches your eye as you descend into Puerto Plata are the majestic mountains looming over the roads.
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More than 1,000 of mobility's top tech makers, founders, investors, engineers and researchers and will descend on San Jose, Calif.
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"Once the aforementioned transitory impacts conclude, inflation will descend toward the desired path," the monetary authority said in a statement.
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Thirty volunteers offer to descend into the lower levels and replace the hydraulic roof supports that keep the tunnels open.
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A senior opposition politician has warned they could descend into street clashes if police crack down too hard on demonstrators.
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But to descend from that and go into other layers takes courage, it takes love, and a lot of emotions.
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The largest conference in the mobile industry starts this weekend, with upwards of 100,000 people expected to descend on Barcelona.
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Every April, the metal masses descend upon Het Patronaat, now Roadburn Festival's most prized venue, in hopes of finding absolution.
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Crowds descend on cemeteries People flock to cemeteries through the holiday to visit the graves of dead relatives and friends.
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Letter of Recommendation I descend from a long line of Italian men who carry wads of cash in rubber bands.
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"Sue decided that she strongly wished not to descend into dementia under indefinite institutional care," Brian Hubbell said by email.
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Telegraphy taps out the news that the author of "War and Peace" is dying, and reporters descend on the town.
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At night, Jones, wearing a wig, would descend the restaurant's winding wrought-iron staircase to do a Dusty Springfield imitation.
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At the same time, they acknowledge the limitations (so it doesn't descend into the relentless positivity of a sales pitch).
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And it always has been true and always will be true that rights did not descend out of the sky.
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For a taste of the music scene without the hefty admission fee, descend a flight of stairs to Jam Jam.
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"I just do not believe that we can let three and a half million Americans descend into chaos," he said.
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It is also important for Europe that Mr. Macron demonstrate that popular discontent need not descend into populism and isolationism.
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If that was all that mattered, the comments wouldn't descend into sexism and transphobia with such alarming ease and regularity.
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More than 10,000 people will descend on Moscone North to focus on anything and everything related to early-stage startups.
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The authorities in Rome are scrambling to control the hordes of tourists that descend upon its historic sites each summer.
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Mr. Manson's story is emblematic of the kind of fog into which the lives of the homeless tend to descend.
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The male's utterances begin with the words "just your …" and descend; the female's start with "and my …" and often rise.
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But the crisis could still descend into armed conflict, and that is largely attributable to Mr. Trump's poorly considered strategy.
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Following Nancy's declaration and Bill's acquiescence, their sons, Ben and Brian, descend in a flurry of this-isn't-happening hysteria.
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But if your toes are already frozen and legs turning to jelly, descend to the village for better dining options.
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This month, these miracle workers will descend on the park in a brand new fleet of 52 electric garbage carts.
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In less than one year, the sporting world will descend on Tokyo for the 224 Summer Olympics and Paralympic Games.
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The Saturn Probe Interior and Atmosphere Explorer would essentially do what Cassini did on Friday: descend into the planet's atmosphere.
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" A prominent extremist urged his followers to descend on the city of Kandy to "reap without leaving an iota behind.
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Thousands of gun rights activists from across the country are expected to descend on the Virginia State Capitol on Monday.
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If, on the other hand, tax reform fails, the G.O.P. majority is forfeit and Washington will descend to utter dysfunction.
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Confirmation with genetic material shows that today's chickens descend from several prehistoric birds, one of those being the red junglefowl.
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"We watched a publicity stunt, a fundraising stunt, descend an institution that many of us care a great deal about."
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We descend, and for an hour we dip, duck, and crawl on all fours through Stygian spaces scattered with rodent droppings.
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The newer lift, which will debut at the Olympics, will see Virtue descend onto one knee before things get too steamy.
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Last week's "Return Of Crazy Kristen" saw its titular character quickly descend into a drunken spiral over a text from Carter.
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As the Guardian reports, workers at the ice house would descend into the chamber to collect pieces of ice when needed.
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Because Gokarna is set among hills, you have to literally climb and descend hills to reach from one beach to another.
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Trendy ideas quickly descend into cliché; instead of illuminating what they purportedly describe, they obscure the facts and spur lazy thinking.
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On April 22, Earth Day, thousands of science professionals will descend upon Washington, DC to participate in the March for Science.
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The group has to quickly learn to work together as a community or else they'll descend into chaos on their own.
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Just last year, former President François Hollande saw his country descend into chaos and strikes in reaction to similar reform proposals.
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At the same time, though, Trump's willingness to deviate from conservative orthodoxy and to descend into the gutter troubles many talkers.
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Other financial-market activities may prove harder nuts to crack—especially if, as seems possible, broader Brexit negotiations descend into acrimony.
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The Defenders then descend from the penthouse in what's sure to have been one of the most awkward elevator rides, ever.
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An estimated 50,000 people, including thousands of delegates and elected officials, will descend on Cleveland for the four days of action.
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This series, which could easily descend into cliche, puts a premium on the dignity of the people willing to be photographed.
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The drone ship had been positioning and steadying itself against the ocean's waves while it waited for the rocket to descend.
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But the best bit with the puppets had to be when he tried to descend the stage to greet Matt Damon.
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Simultaneously, we see Greg and Sophie, the lead characters from The Romanoffs' season premiere, "The Violet Hour," descend the opposite escalator.
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Unfortunately, the simple truth is that in the real world you can't climb virtual stairs or descend into a virtual cave.
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When 20 Democratic presidential candidates descend on Detroit this week, expect sparring over whether a major U.S. industry should even exist.
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That suggests they descend from a single individual, alive in the fairly recent evolutionary past, in which the pertinent mutation happened.
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Soon, Jane the Virgin star Justin Baldoni expects his home to descend into "chaos" with the arrival of his second child.
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Kim's assistant Stephanie Shepherd shows the reality star the bikini shots on her phone, causing Kim to descend into a panic.
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While the demonstrations were largely contained in areas of the country that are known Odinga strongholds, some did descend into violence.
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Geomancer follows a young military AI satellite that becomes self-aware, then decides to descend to Earth and become an artist.
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As I exit the final room and descend towards the bar, the joint is even more mobbed than when I arrived.
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The realistic feel of the investigation at first seems exciting, but it only lasts until the glitches descend upon your playthrough.
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The craft will eventually descend into the planet's atmosphere at some time next year at the end of its mission. (CNBC)
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If a few people see God or descend into madness, that seems to be a small price to pay for Art.
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And indeed, he chooses to add just a bit more drama to the scene before finally letting it descend into sex.
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At one point I climbed up a set of stairs, only to find a swarm of giant eyeballs descend on me.
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"During my first summit, when I was coming back, the weather was bad so I wanted to descend quickly," she remembers.
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Undoubtedly, Zaev intends to pressure the ruling coalition into bringing his party into the government, lest the country descend into crisis.
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The bleachers descend 17 feet from street level, where the second surprise presents itself, around the corner from the lowermost tier.
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Later, the siblings gather at the family home, swilling whiskey as they share memories and occasionally descend into rancorous political debates.
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While some members of F-side vowed revenge, a temporary catatonia seemed to descend on both sides of the derby divide.
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The easiest way to overwhelm is from above, as this is the vantage point from which all authority tends to descend.
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This is a major blow less than a week before hundreds of thousands descend into Austin for the annual SXSW confab.
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If your quadriceps are burning as you descend and you see a mountain lion ready to pounce, you are not hallucinating.
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It. But in some ways, the most disturbing moment of the recording transpires when Bush and Trump descend from the bus.
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This summer, millions of eyes will be watching Rio de Janeiro, as the 2016 Summer Olympics descend on the Brazilian city.
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This summer, millions of eyes will be watching Rio de Janeiro, as the 2016 Summer Olympics descend on the Brazilian city.
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Muskoxen utilize the coastal plain year around, while in winter, polar bears descend upon the plain to give birth while hibernating.
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Many descend from a legacy of shamans, such as families like the Shipibo or Quechua from Peru, Brazil, and so forth.
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Descend into the basement of the house, and it's evident how much her art developed before she started to work outside.
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The plan was to don hard hats, boots, protective ponchos, and headlamps and descend a mile or so into the mountain.
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Still, you can really descend into a pit of despair and anguish reading this kind of stuff; it isn't for everyone.
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The stairs descend into a cement canyon formed by a building on one side and a high walkway on the other.
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You can also descend below ground at Fort Jay and view installations in cell-like rooms with walls three feet thick.
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The traveler closed the door, then proceeded to a stairway that was actually a ladder, which he had to descend backward.
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"Further, as deep internal fat pads descend with age, the under-eye hollows, making the protrusion more pronounced," Dr. Henry said.
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The museum allows visitors to descend the slides, but with their intimidating height and pitch, a touch of courage is required.
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To make matters worse, the government ignored its meteorologists' warning that an extraordinarily dense fog was about to descend on London.
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Like thousands of other martial artists who descend on Thai soil every year, Boyd came to Thailand to train and fight.
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"These are the days like the deepest caves you would never dare to descend into," Sprague sings, but somehow she's consoled.
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But once you descend and enter Joe Allen's cavernous basement dining room, the story of a West End institution opens up.
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In the weeks leading up to caucus night, candidates descend on the state to shake hands, kiss babies, and woo supporters.
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The anti-abortion march comes a day before thousands of women descend on Washington for their third march opposing Trump's presidency.
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From there, they plan to descend Leverett Glacier and finish on the Ross Ice Shelf, some two months after setting out.
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Stairs in the laundry area descend to a windowed lower-level guest suite with a bedroom, bathroom and walk-in closet.
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On the ground, witnesses said several people had fallen while trying to descend using cables along the periphery of the building.
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Just a few miles south of the meeting room, throngs of tourists had started to descend on the beaches of Destin.
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Those in Belize, called Old Colony Mennonites, descend from the settlers of Chortitza, the earliest Mennonite colony in the Russian Empire.
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I add some eucalyptus and pine bath salts, light a few candles, grab my book, and descend into the steamy water.
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Ms. Hackel pleaded with Ms. Mello, who was in her office, to descend to the sales floor to welcome Ms. Stone.
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Department store buyers and fashion bloggers usually descend on Paris and need to whizz from one catwalk show to the next.
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On Monday, thousands of gun rights supporters will descend on Richmond, Virginia, for the Virginia Citizens Defense League's annual Lobby Day.
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Feel free to email me if you want to see them and descend down into this petty rabbit hole with me.
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There is however one time a year every summer when top prosecutors descend on Washington for the annual US attorney conference.
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Poster power When students descend on DC tomorrow for the March for Our Lives, here are the posters they'll be carrying.
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Party propagandists insist that China without Communist rule would descend once more into chaos and fall prey to hostile foreign powers.
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They then descend on a day-long hike with their very own beer vehicles, but few make it to the end.
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Its policies and building habits are also responsible for the darkness that must now descend on northern portions of the state.
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The part where people descend on a rural Nevada desert town where they're really not welcome starts in earnest this weekend.
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We see it each spring in Washington when student field trips descend and hundreds buy FBI T-shirts from street vendors.
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For some people—roughly 23,22019 of us—the new year doesn't really begin until we descend upon Las Vegas for CES.
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As for the rest, well after a time they descend into a homogenous blob or chart-friendly early-nineties swingbeat and funk.
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The spacecraft, after forming a crater on the asteroid's surface with an explosive "impactor," will descend to the crater and collect samples.
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This is why it is particularly important for Sanders and Clinton to form a coalition rather than descend into more bitter division.
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If the government needed to use constant coercion to enforce its power, society would either quickly unravel or descend into hard authoritarianism.
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Tens of thousands of people, including thousands of delegates and elected officials, will descend on Philadelphia for the four days of action.
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Pablitos descend a mountain after a ceremony during the annual Qoyllur Rit'i, or "Snow and Star," festival May 29 in Ocongate, Peru.
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When masses of people from around the world descend on a city for the Olympics, public health experts get a bit jittery.
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Residents complain about tourists peeking over their fences or the thousands of children from neighbouring areas who descend on them at Halloween.
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In his DNC speech, Khan didn't descend to Trump's level by calling him crazy, nor did he challenge him as a businessman.
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It hangs out at the bottom of the ocean, looking for carcasses to descend from above, and then feasts on the remains.
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Immigrants are what have always made this country great, and so many of us descend from immigrants, whether generations ago or recently.
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Every year, fanatics of all stripes descend on key cities across the U.S. for comic book conventions, otherwise known as Comic Con.
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Photo: GettyLess than two weeks from now, some of the world's greatest athletes will descend upon South Korea for the Winter Olympics.
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Musk's vision includes parking spots that are actually elevator shaft entrances, where drivers can pull in and descend to the network below.
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The site in the Israeli-occupied West Bank opened in 2011 and has stairs for pilgrims to descend into the muddy river.
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At about noon he would descend to the cafeteria and return to our close quarters with something healthy (he was a vegetarian).
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Fixie warriors and scraper cars alike descend on the humble truck, which bears an endearingly disproportionate rural landscape painting on the side.
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The ridge, the valley and their environs, runs one answer: "We that descend from [their former residents] are Melungeons," says Mr Davis.
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Over just 72 hours, the media will descend upon the prison, as all the inmates decide to band together to make demands.
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Twisting the joystick makes the Volocopter turn left or right and pushing an "up" or "down" button makes it climb or descend.
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So we too will have to wait until later this winter, when the bishops descend on the Vatican and prepare their response.
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I then heard the shuffling of the tile bag and saw a tile descend into my vision and placed on the table.
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And even before Charlottesville, its problems with doxxing and "raids" — where trolls and abusers descend on unsuspecting communities — have been well-documented.
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Descend at a comfortable speed, incorporating one tip at a time, and then attempt to ride a little faster with each descent.
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The Blue Angels buzz overhead for Fleet Week as tens of thousands of business technology types descend on the city for Salesforce.
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A group of them protested in Jefferson City, Missouri in August, and a larger caravan will descend upon D.C. on Oct. 4.
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British cave experts entered the natural chimney Friday morning and managed to descend to a depth of about 20 meters (65 feet).
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An army of lobbyists for doctors, hospitals, consumers, drug makers and insurance companies will descend on Capitol Hill to shape the legislation.
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And Trump has worked out that when opponents descend into the mud with him, they usually come off worse than he does.
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If that occurs, most of the time the cervix will stop dilating and the baby will not descend into the birth canal.
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White nationalists and counterprotesters are expected to descend on Washington, D.C., on Sunday to demonstrate on the anniversary of Charlottesville's deadly rally.
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"This is a single-stage, completely reusable lander which will be able to both descend and ascend," said Lockheed Martin's Robert Chambers.
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Adamski had a Chinese permit but did not have permission to descend the mountain from the Nepali side, a government official said.
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A police spokesman also said the group were on touring skis, which can be used to climb and descend slopes, not hiking.
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If she wasn't feeling him and returns to the bungalows, she's back to waiting for another guy to descend from the sky.
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Workers, including children, descend hundreds of feet on bamboo ladders to dig out the coal, often leading to accidents at such mines.
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And Ms. Neugebauer has assembled a dream cast to embody the collective madness that seems to descend on those closest to Gladys.
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We descend into the covert inner sanctum at Google X, where our nation's brightest geeks toil over secret projects within secret projects.
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Democrats descend on Miami at a time when polls show that the issue of climate change is increasingly important to Democratic voters.
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After we've digested the last of the spiced cider, after the pumpkins have gone soft, the long, dark days of winter descend.
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Newly elected representatives will descend on Washington next week for freshman orientation, mingling with veteran lawmakers and kicking off the legislative discussions.
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A conclave of young avant-garde improvisers will descend on this darkened basement in Ridgewood, Queens, for a night of free playing.
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Ellison, Morrison and García-Márquez descend straight out of Faulkner, improvising, signifying, playing the dozens and tap-dancing on his Yoknapatawpha head.
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From the hopper, the olives descend to a cavernous below-ground factory, where a machine separates out the leaves from the fruits.
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From a literature search the researchers learned that if you knock these genes out in male mice, the rodents' testicles won't descend.
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Verona's authorities are expecting some 2100,2114 fans to descend on the Bentegodi, a brisk 21998-minute walk from the city's historic heart.
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Karen Crouse: Mixed zones, those areas where reporters descend on athletes immediately after they're done competing, are seldom places of high profundity.
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They wanted to understand the immediate post-attack consequences — would society survive, or would people panic and society quickly descend into chaos?
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Stairs in the kitchen descend to a finished family room with a stone foundation wall and an unfinished portion used for storage.
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"You have to see it to know," Daenerys Targaryen told Jon Snow, referring to the zombie apocalypse preparing to descend upon Westeros.
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Granted, the masses had yet to descend; maybe things would be different with a mob of bobbing bodies in that wave pool.
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A new 21162,200-square-foot cedar deck wraps around the back of the house, and stairs descend to a downward sloping yard.
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The Vayu drone, which can fly long distances but descend and rise like a helicopter, was ideal for work in forested terrain.
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Thousands of people are expected to descend on Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday to participate in, or protest against, a white nationalist rally.
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The true terror starts when they become trapped, forced to descend further into the earth while humanoid creatures lurk in the darkness.
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On any given Friday and Saturday night, 60 or so New Yorkers descend upon NSFW, a members-only sex club in Manhattan.
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The fourth and final season of Mr. Robot is set to descend, and it appears everyone's as exhausted as they are IRL.
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Disney Twitter has been quick to descend upon the Chapek choice as a sign of possible rough times ahead for Parks budgets.
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If the situation with Iran does sadly descend into escalated hostilities, there will be plenty of opportunities to criticize President Trump then.
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Chaldeans, who practice Eastern Rite Catholicism, descend from the ancient Assyrians of what is now northern Iraq, where they are increasingly rare.
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Hundreds of natural gas technicians were to descend on the towns in the coming days to restore gas service, state officials said.
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But the vortex can weaken, and when that happens, frigid air can descend to the mid-latitudes, just as it did recently.
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More than a million people are expected to gather in New York's Times Square and 300,000 will descend upon the Vegas Strip.
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United States marshals descend, thousands of rounds are fired, and both Rick Overlooking Horse and You Choose end up doing jail time.
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At last, the movie jumps to kinetic life with the appearance of the Wilsons' doubles, who descend in a brutal home invasion.
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The Abbey's ready to burst with boys and vodka when hundreds of thousands descend on West Hollywood this weekend for L.A. Pride.
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Beyond the confines of high politics, there are fears that protests may descend into violence before the government can contain the crisis.
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Each August, helicopters descend on the northernmost reaches of the Russian tundra where the indigenous Nenets have for centuries led a nomadic life.
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After spending about two weeks avoiding debris from the impactor, it will descend to the surface to collect samples from the impact site.
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The ornate, gothic police station substitutes for the original's haunted mansion, but eventually you descend into familiar-feeling catacombs and an underground laboratory.
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The religious site is composed of three different waterfalls that stream down from above, collecting heat as they descend past 60 geothermal springs.
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In the next few days, the world's tech press will descend on Barcelona for Mobile World Congress, the world's largest mobile technology event.
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With more than 10,000 attendees expected to descend on Moscone Center West, can you afford to miss out on that kind of exposure?
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We fully expect 10,000 or more attendees to descend on Moscone Center West — we're talking technologists, investors, tech journalists, founders, marketers and entrepreneurs.
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Fourth Avenue in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn: Support is crucial toward the start of the race, after runners descend from the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge.
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The plane had been cruising at 5,000 feet (1,525 m) when the pilot requested to descend to a lower altitude on passing Guernsey.
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Soon, thousands of tech enthusiasts, investors and entrepreneurs will descend on Manhattan's Pier 36 for the best startup show in the Big Apple.
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Without Ronaldo, Portugal seemed in no hurry to rush the ball forward, happy to see the game descend into a cagey, tactical battle.
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Strydom reached Everest's South Summit on Friday but decided to turn around and descend when she wasn't feeling well, according to Coster's post.
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Swarms of airships have yet to descend on Tinseltown, but otherwise, we've barreled headfirst into Folman's future of fake faces and synthetic voices.
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In his smallpox days, Hopkins saw foreign health workers descend on villages and towns in Asia and Africa with a sense of superiority.
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The lander, which was in orbit around the Moon, ignited its onboard engine to slow itself down and descend to the lunar surface.
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For instance, the new research shows that some modern dogs in the Americas likely descend from ancient dogs that lived with Native Americans.
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The aliens' theory is that if you mess with the comfort and convenience of average Americans, they'll descend into chaos in record time.
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As world leaders descend upon Japan, Abe will also be coming off a bruising attempt to play intermediary between the U.S. and Iran.
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For their part, Women's March national has decided to descend on Las Vegas, Nevada, to do a stadium rally in the swing state.
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According to the Pennsylvania Tourism Office, as many as 30,000 people descend on the tiny town annually to watch Phil make his prediction.
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By trashing such norms, the world could descend into the sort of tit-for-tat trade war that Roosevelt was trying to fix.
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Growers have been left bereft after losing their valuable stock to well-organized bands of criminals who descend on the groves after sunset.
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At times, from a 2018 perspective, this can descend into mere dad jokes, with all the good and bad implications of that phrase.
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Over the weekend, hundreds will descend on Shashamane for two days of festivals, with 19203 artists playing, a bazaar, DJs, and drumming sessions.
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On May 14, the probe began to descend toward the asteroid at a speed of 0.4 meters per second (1.3 feet per second).
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Farmers here grow coca in large plantations hidden by a dense wall of trees, or on steep slopes that descend into the river.
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If you're coming back from space at high speeds, it's generally safer to descend over water than land, for a number of reasons.
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The three, plus a pickup truck full of bumbling cops, descend on a bar where sex workers are amiably flirting with potential clients.
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Meanwhile, beginning this week, thousands of people are going to descend on Austin for SXSW, a collection of music, film and tech conferences.
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At the height of the Troubles there were numerous hostage-taking situations in Northern Irish prisons, and wings would frequently descend into chaos.
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This weekend, hordes of foreign diplomats and business leaders are expected to descend on Beijing for a two-day meeting about the policy.
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Nor was there a triumph for its rival, Fianna Fail, a party of pragmatic centrists who descend from opponents of the 1921 deal.
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These types of landers offer up a unique testing environment for companies, since they can descend very rapidly from high altitudes, unlike helicopters.
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See for yourself: Cossman will descend 1,200 feet inside the volcano — roughly the height of the Empire State Building — to test the sensors.
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Dementors, the deadly, soul-sucking creatures that dim the light of whomever they descend upon, are widely thought to be emblematic of depression.
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When the Americans descend, when the cruise ships seize Havana Harbor, when decades of hostility are replaced by a warm embrace, then what?
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Anti-abortion activists on Friday will descend upon Washington, D.C., for the annual March for Life, protesting the anniversary of the Roe v.
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It won't be long until thousands of us descend on Germany to attend Disrupt Berlin 2018, which takes place on November 29-30.
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Nora's story brings up a litany of questions, like how didn't the alternate dimension world descend into chaos after the 98% Sudden Departure?
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Given that lineup, would the art world descend on Brussels the way it does in London in October or Basel, Switzerland, in June?
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Unfortunately for many in the media, one political journalist beat a lot of her colleagues to the punch as reporters descend on Cleveland.
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And every year, tens of thousands of customers, partners, industry analysts, and journalists descend upon San Francisco for the company's OpenWorld tech conference.
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Amazon's cloud division is gearing up for its biggest event of the year, when customers and developers descend on Las Vegas for re:Invent.
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Local officials have slammed the government over the expenses for security costs under the Trump administration, as protesters frequently descend on the capital.
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After your plane crashes into icy uncharted waters, you discover a rusted bathysphere and descend into Rapture, a city hidden beneath the sea.
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Mr. Arden also has actors occasionally interact with audience members and descend to the stage through the audience aisles, which is just jarring.
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The Juno space craft is set to finish its mission in February 2018, when it will descend into Jupiter's atmosphere and be destroyed.
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His family claimed to descend from the Prophet Muhammad's tribe, which bolstered al-Baghdadi's claims of leadership over his self-declared Islamic caliphate.
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As chilly temperatures descend on much of the United States, it's a good time to sit inside and just listen to a podcast.
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Hundreds of the world's top hackers, coders, developers and creative makers will descend upon TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech 2019 on 17-18 May.
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There's something honest, and searching about the production—as tracks like "Chama Piru's" start out declarative but quickly descend into psychedelic internal monologues.
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She's full of pride, and she has to descend from that pride in order to grow in another way, which was very interesting.
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She is Ophelia, Wayne's mistress, and they quickly descend into the throes of passion before sharing a blunt, half-clothed on Ophelia's balcony.
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However, the millions watching on television were fooled when the performer seemed to leap into the stadium and slowly descend to the stage.
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As the winds funnel through narrow mountain passes, they gather speed and heat, becoming stronger and warmer as they descend toward the coast.
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As the cold winds begin to descend upon New York City, I decided to brave the elements in search of Taco Bell truth.
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At the same time, a parachute pops out from the roof and the airplane will slowly descend, coming to the ground belly first.
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Every year, with the neighbors' encouragement, trick-or-treaters from surrounding areas descend on Tudor Village like vampires at a blood-sausage festival.
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With so many climbers clipped to a single safety line, some were unable to descend in time before they ran out of oxygen.
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At the extension's Vaughan station, for example, a mirrored ceiling installation by Paul Raff Studio reflects daylight, spotlighting commuters as they descend underground.
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Bad idea; it seemed everyone in a forty-car radius had seen the glint of metal and started to descend upon his car.
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Mr. Lucas said the mine's managers lived in fear of a visit from Mr. Blankenship, who would descend on the site by helicopter.
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"In my 30-plus years of caving, this is by far the biggest pit that I've had the privilege to descend," he said.
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As you exit to descend the escalator, there is a simple projection atop a plain white wall, hovering above the five-story abyss.
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Like the vast majority of American Jews, I descend from Yiddish-speaking Europeans who settled along the Rhine River around the first millennium.
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In "First Sorrow," a trapeze artist is so dedicated to his work he finds it intolerable to have to descend to the ground.
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Residents may also park off street in back of the house and descend through the terraced garden to enter through the family room.
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Senior staffers like Jennifer Palmieri, Jay Carney and David Plouffe descend from Olympus and treat Dorey-Stein with kindness and offer her encouragement.
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AMANDA HESS It's always startling to watch 31 bros descend on one single lady as she valiantly pretends that it's her ultimate fantasy.
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Identity-based political movements always seem to descend into internal rivalries about who is most oppressed and who should get pride of place.
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Ahmed and his cousin Ali were part of group of about 30 men who would descend the slope and enter Bashiqa on foot.
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A referendum that would decide the matter is scheduled for Wednesday, and there are fears that the vote could descend into further violence.
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When, in an astonishing sequence, great balls of fire descend on a lonely gas station, Alton says sorry: the fire is his doing.
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Now more than 19883,000 attendees, including crowds of nonprofessionals, descend each year to sample a staggering number of movies from across the world.
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Here, contractors don't wow you with fancy computer graphics where walls pull away like curtains and fresh cabinets magically descend from the ceiling.
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The dead bodies of stowaways can sometime fall to the ground when pilots opens the well so the wheels can descend for landing.
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Besides Biden, other Democrats set to descend into Nevada this weekend include Buttigieg, who is meeting with Nevada's powerful Culinary Union, and Sen.
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Virginia gun rally: Thousands of activists are expected to descend on Richmond today to protest sweeping gun control proposals supported by state Democrats.
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On August 19 and 20, eight presidential candidates will descend on Sioux City, Iowa, to participate in the Frank LaMere Native Presidential Forum.
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Lake Tahoe, on the California-Nevada border, has great deals in fall following its busy summer season, and before skiers descend over winter.
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Migrant workers descend from some of the poorest nations on earth — Nepal, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Philippines — seeking to support families at home.
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The 86 Grand Ronde disenrollees descend from a man known as Chief Tumulth, who signed one of the treaties that created the reservation.
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Grass Roots on City Courts Every August the best tennis players in the world descend upon New York for the United States Open.
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They do arrive, of course: two of them, enormous and leathery, one bearing the Khaleesi, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), descend screeching and preening.
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They descend en masse, like a humanity goo, upon high end grocery stores with pipes and chains, pillaging like barbarian hordes of old.
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Families can fall into utter conflict; Cox notes that he's seen some nearly descend into fistfights in the hospital over contentious care decisions.
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More than 4,000 athletes are about to descend on Rio to once again bring inspiration (and drama) to your TV screen (and Twitter feed).
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As he looks down on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills, a pair of large men sporting matching suits and identical haircuts descend upon him.
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Thirty Asian giant hornets, following a scent laid by their scout, descend on a hive of honey bees and get straight to the decapitations.
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This weekend, potentially 200,000 people—mostly women, and many sporting pink #pussyhats—will descend on Washington, DC for the Women's March on January 21st.
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They say they've worked to advocate for black Americans who descend from enslaved people brought to the United States during the transatlantic slave trade.
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But does that mean 15,000 new home buyers will descend on the City of San Francisco in 2019 and spend $200 billion on homes?
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Scores of white supremacists were expected to descend on the nation's capital this weekend for the anniversary of the first "Unite the Right" rally.
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However, this is the one fidget spinner treat that seems perfect for a time when pumpkin spice everything is soon to descend upon us.
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As you can see in the video, witnessing a massive robot arm descend upon someone's skin with a needle is a little nerve-racking.
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The later scenes descend into wacky yet maudlin action-comedy territory — a major plot beat involves an autonomous rat drone that's also a taser.
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She does not deploy the term "fascism" loosely and deplores those who do; instead she cooly analyses the way countries can descend into tyranny.
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But as the central bankers descend on Wyoming, it is too soon for them to stop worrying about the health of the world economy.
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The free food always triggers a feeding frenzy, as people from the entire WeWork space descend upon the main kitchen to grab some freebies.
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When Christian fundamentalists like Pat Robertson say something that's homophobic or misogynistic, people on the left descend on them like a ton of bricks.
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A wave of letters sealed in canary yellow envelopes will descend upon Syracuse, New York, and the surrounding region in just a few weeks.
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Mr Hamama is a member of the Chaldean community, who descend from the ancient Assyrians, speak Aramaic and practise Catholicism according to eastern rites.
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A three-mile retractable pile system, outfitted with a claw-like capture vehicle, would descend to the seafloor and haul up the Soviet vessel.
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In the mountains of southwest China's Sichuan province, a group of children must descend an 800-meter (half mile) cliff to reach their school.
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Battlefield Hardline's battles can descend into total mayhem, and that confusion presents prime opportunities for a smart player to tear the enemy to pieces.
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Every American President must prove two things: that they were born in the United States, and that they did not descend directly from hell.
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Risk analysts believe the threats are mostly bluster, and no matter who wins, Nigeria is unlikely to descend into another period of oil sabotage.
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Today, "economic anxiety" is a running joke on Twitter, brandished widely whenever Trump rallies descend into group therapy sessions for people experiencing racial panic.
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But as the crowds descend for the royal wedding, the town remains as idyllic a place to wait for the big day as ever.
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Through the process called subduction, one plate can slide beneath another, leaving a section of Earth to descend into the mantle called a slab.
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Soon, thousands of tech enthusiasts, investors and entrepreneurs will descend on San Francisco's Pier 48 for the best startup show in the Bay Area.
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The Weeknd, Rae Sremmurd, Wale, French Montana and Diddy will all descend upon the desert this weekend for what promises to be epic performances.
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Nigeria is unlikely to descend into another period of oil sabotage regardless of won the election at the weekend, experts told CNBC last week.
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For example, if you've just changed your power setting, then your pitch may have changed, and perhaps you've started to inadvertently climb or descend.
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On a large steep stairway in St. Nicholas Park, Kori Newkirk's "Sentra" offers visitors three portals to pass through as you ascend or descend.
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Watching the rocket descend from above from the perspective of the ship is extremely surreal, especially when you hear the landing rockets kick in.
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If you think Europe can't descend into a bar fight like drunks at closing time again, know you're not the first to believe it.
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When the family got word the militants were nearby, Mohanatharsini would descend into the watery hole and hide there for hours until they left.
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Thousands of children descend on its streets looking for treats, he added, remembering when he gave out candy to about 1,200 children one Halloween.
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The chances of significant wins at home also seem slim, given the gridlock that will descend on Washington when Democrats take the House gavel.
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Still 4:35: We started to descend toward the General Aviation Terminal, where helicopters and private jets drop off and pick up their passengers.
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It's part of what YOU signed up for when you decided to descend that escalator and throw your hat in the ring for president.
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Recent studies have shown that the drifting youngsters can ride surface currents for hundreds of miles and descend to found new colonies and reefs.
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Chicago is a great city to visit year-round, but fall offers a chance to explore with cooler temps, and before holiday crowds descend.
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As the cold air there begins to descend, it's forced downslope toward the Pacific Ocean, causing it to compress and warm as it falls.
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Imagine, for instance, the global economic catastrophe that would descend from a loss of GPS, a satellite system operated by the U.S. Air Force.
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In this novel, a motley band of provincials, army deserters, and disenchanted élites descend on Nigeria's largest city, and story lines and twists abound.
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Seldom, if ever, have Americans been exposed to a candidate so willing to descend to the depths of bigotry and intolerance as Mr. Trump.
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Lock said while the primary cure for a severe pulmonary edema was to descend, Viagra could help slow its development until you climb lower.
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"The nation will become more bifurcated and will descend into these tribal spaces that I don't think will be good for us," he says.
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They buy into their own character and often, however gracefully, ultimately descend into a caricature of whatever they set out to be decades before.
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By making Dalí descend from his 'clouds' of genius, bringing him back to the state of human, simple human, I began to love him.
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Visitors are directed to descend 70 feet below ground, via a spiral ramp or elevator, to begin with the sections on African-American history.
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Indeed, as business leaders descend on Davos, they need to allow reality to set in regarding how to adjust and survive these turbulent times.
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Its roots can be traced to the 1930s, when mountaineers were looking for a smaller, lighter alternative to full-length skis to descend glaciers.
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To get home, I'd have to descend into the subway and listen to whatever the person next to me was saying to her friend.
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But as you walk among them, two things happen: The wooden path under your feet begins to descend and the columns appear to rise.
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In July 2020, tens of thousands of delegates, party officials, activists and news reporters will descend on this city, many for the first time.
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Swarms of track stars, young and established, will descend on the restaurant and cheer as the winners are introduced by Peter Walsh, another partner.
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And yet, I would not say they descend into madness — or, perhaps more accurately, I would say madness only tells part of the story.
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Phill Niblock's annual winter solstice concert — stuffed with six hours of video and sound art — will descend on Roulette in Brooklyn on Dec. 21.
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As the Venezuelan military stands by Mr. Maduro, the situation could easily descend into further violence, with American diplomats potentially in the cross hairs.
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In Russia's Arctic regions, scientists suspect that warming conditions are causing hungry polar bears to descend on villages in search of their next meal.
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Yet evidence from both fossils and DNA indicates that Neanderthals and living humans descend from a common ancestor who lived about 600,000 years ago.
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The violence has led to a widening rift between them and the ruling military council, raising fears that the country could descend into chaos.
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Steps descend to a wood and steel bridge that leads over a pocket garden to a bronze Brombal door in a cedar-clad wall.
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There are breakdowns in communication and tense relationships and poor days at Manchester City, too, and yet the same gloom never seems to descend.
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But I also don't want her to get saturated with the nihilism that can descend once one begins contemplating the infinite needs of humanity.
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Visitors to the site descend a short set of steps to enter the main space, which has the effect of stepping into a sanctuary.
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Tonight, Hollywood stars from the year's biggest films will descend on the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, for the 92nd annual Academy Awards.
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The office both promotes NYC to the world and does the nitty-gritty work of dealing with diplomats when they descend on the city.
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" Nearby, a man cleaned the beach in preparation for Bronx residents who would soon descend on the island, which some call the "Bronx Riviera.
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We visited in November, which is the shoulder season that follows a slower rainy period, before crowds descend for the drier but warm winter.
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But she moves gingerly, and Justice Clarence Thomas often takes her hand to help her descend the three steps behind the bench after arguments.
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TORONTO — It is a dark and rainy night when about a dozen members of the Conacher family descend the steps into Mike Wilson's basement.
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The eyes of the world will be on the Korean peninsula next month as athletes descend on Pyeongchang to compete in the Winter Olympics.
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But Benjamin Phillips, 25, a salesman at a car dealership, said he worried that more people would now descend on an already congested street.
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But as the well-shod hordes prepare to descend on this previously less-celebrated part of the city, where, oh where, will they eat?
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Snowbasin, with 214,21452 acres of varied terrain, efficient lifts and luxurious on-mountain facilities, stands apart and has yet to see the crowds descend.
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"Malabaristas do Sinal Vermelho" ("Red-Light Jugglers") speaks of children who descend from the hillside slums and accost drivers stopped at a red light.
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Portland and New Orleans spoke with considerable optimism (and even bravado) in the preseason, as did the Timberwolves, only to quickly descend into crisis.
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Among them was Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, who said the leadership contest should not descend into "a slanging match" but focus on substantive issues.
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At high altitude bodies can be preserved by ice, but as they descend the glacier they are steeped in water in which bacteria flourish.
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So far, the mix includes a smattering of celebrities, fashion folk, Euros and night-life vampires who descend upon any freshly opened hot spot.
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As the tiny convoy made its way uphill, groups of hundreds of riders hoping to descend to the bottom were penned up by police.
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Stairs descend to a bright, skylit lounge of upholstered benches where the tasting menu kicks off with a couple of hors d'oeuvres and drinks.
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Is this like finding a $20 bill in your back pocket or hearing your train approach the second you descend onto a subway platform?
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To combat this, hundreds of people comprising dozens of league departments descend on the draft site within hours of the Stanley Cup Final's conclusion.
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Tens of thousands of people descend on the Worthy Farm site in Somerset for the five-day festival, where 2016 performers included Adele and Coldplay.
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The Centre Cannot Hold flirts with the edge throughout its unfolding, levels peaking, threatening to exceed the limits of the machine and descend into chaos.
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The conversation appears to line up with an eyewitness account of a pilot in the sky who claims to have watched the jet rapidly descend.
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They are talking about how it is now Ok for mobs to descend on other people&aposs establishments and drive people out of those establishments.
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So when a match initiates a chat in an offensive or bizarre way, dating apps start to disgustingly descend beyond their intrinsic level of horribleness.
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" A strategist for one of the 2020 candidate told me this calibration will be tough: Primary voters hunger for "someone to descend to Trump's tactics.
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Thousands of founders, business leaders, investors, academics, students, and media will descend on the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to see the future of tech.
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I descend down a rabbit hole of old acquaintances, clicking through profiles, snooping at "life events" and yet always stopping short of posting anything myself.
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As thousand of members of the global elite descend this week on the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, one group is notably absent: protesters.
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"It would be unwise to be unprepared for a possible scenario where talks descend into disagreements on trade," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
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With all his limbs wrapped tightly around his human's torso, the canine was able to bravely descend the escalator while being rocked back and forth.
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Carbon is absorbed this way as dead diatoms and plankton descend through the water column, accumulating slowly but steadily as "marine snow" on the seafloor.
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"Yellow Shirt" protesters calling for the removal of Somchai descend on Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi and Don Muang airports in November, closing them for over a week.
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To avoid having your home descend into total chaos, Target's newly minted home organizing experts, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, are here for the rescue.
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That's the agenda as more than 140 heads of state and government descend on New York this week for the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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That's the agenda as more than 113 heads of state and government descend on New York this week for the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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If countries used the opportunity to grab new concessions in their pet areas, others could make counterclaims and talks could descend into a protectionist mess.
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It actually all comes down to two factors: How many stairs passengers need to climb (or descend), and how many passengers end up attempting it.
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Come January, as celebrities begin to descend upon the red carpet for awards season, our eyes will, once again, be on what they are wearing.
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But the craft failed to descend properly and plummeted more than two miles to the ground, ending up as little more than a scorch mark.
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Every morning I descend from the sky and then do this thing and then go back up in the sky and then become a crab.
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He is about to descend the narrow set of stairs that lead into the basement at Mar-a-Lago and to the secure conference room.
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At the crack of dawn, hundreds of delivery trucks, vendors and their fresh flowers descend on the center of Bangalore to create this colorful chaos.
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E3 is the time of year when journalists from all over the world descend on Los Angeles to play the next wave of blockbuster games.
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Scores of people responded to social media invitations to descend on Platja d'Aro on Tuesday evening and run around pretending to be paparazzi, papers reported.
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In addition, hundreds of tech evangelists, transportation gurus, and curious onlookers will descend on the university's Hall of Champions, adding to the circus-like environment.
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The app, which uses hyper-local radar data to generate weather predictions, is predicting that this Saturday we're going to descend into hellish subzero temperatures.
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A Beyhive of dancers is about to descend upon Coachella next week -- the number has swelled from about a dozen to 100 ... TMZ has learned.
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"Gukov sent out an SOS and was forced to wait in the hope of rescue, clinging to the wall without equipment to descend," Haidri said.
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If most rap bands descend into a toxic sludge of heaviness, Kendrick's unseen backing unit propelling him forward with heavy drums but minimal guitar shredding.
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The morals contributing to it descend from tradition and popular belief, and the rational calculus underlying it reflects the realities of social and political power.
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"In Sandy Hook, Columbine, and Aurora, you saw the nation descend mental-health workers and social workers on the folks that were affected," Williams continued.
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You feel your under-eye bags descend further south by the second, as your dehydrated body shrivels under the effects of last night's tequila slammers.
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Even if Trump and Kim were altogether capable, humane and suitably focused, northeast Asia could still descend rapidly toward some form of uncontrollable nuclear war.
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However, the plane continued to descend while waiting for the throttle to respond and at its lowest point was only 59 feet above the ground.
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Determined to live and unable to go up, he used a rope to descend down, and eventually found a glimpse of sunlight — a way out.
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Examining their data separately, all three groups came to the same conclusion: All non-Africans descend from a single migration of early humans from Africa.
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In the meantime, his supporters are actively organizing their plans to descend upon Philadelphia to hold demonstrations outside the convention promoting a more progressive agenda.
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Two British cave experts entered the chimney Friday morning, managing to descend to a depth of about 20 meters, before being relieved by another team.
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Thousands of conservatives are expected to descend on the region for CPAC's annual convention, which is widely regarded as the Super Bowl of conservative politics.
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Gregory Schmidt AUTO INDUSTRY On Friday, auto industry executives and government officials will descend on Detroit to discuss the rising concerns of cybersecurity and hacking.
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