Drivers descended on service stations on Monday night for one last fill-up before the increase descended on them.
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They could have been luzonensis or the species descended from them, or perhaps they descended from another unknown group, the researchers said.
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Lastly, dogs are not descended from modern wolves, making direct comparisons of behavior difficult; both dogs and wolves are descended from a common ancestor that lived somewhere between 15,000 to 36,00 years ago.
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By Christmas, what's left of society has descended into chaos.
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And as we all know, birds are descended from dinosaurs.
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The bride and groom descended down opposite staircases at NYPL.
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In Tennessee, around a 100 protesters descended on Republican Rep.
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The two sides descended into civil war in the 1990s.
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Brazil descended into one of its worst recessions in 2015.
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She descended into drugs and alcohol, and began cutting herself.
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Johnson's health faded as he descended into alcoholism and poverty.
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Hundreds of thousands of people descended upon Washington on Saturday.
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GLOOM seems to have descended at the start of 20083.
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Shareholders descended en masse to Kweichow Moutai's annual general meeting.
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My cats descended upon the chair and tore it apart.
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In recent weeks, Nicaragua has descended into violence and chaos.
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Investigators descended on his family home, blocking off the street.
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Descended from a long line of kings, the Panther, a.k.a.
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The silence that descended was the silence of the lost.
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Officers from a specialized police unit descended on the church.
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Oh, to what depths has the Grand Old Party descended?
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In other words, many 2014 shows descended directly from Seinfeld.
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South Sudan descended into a conflict lasting over two years.
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Finally a quiet descended as an imam intoned a prayer.
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"The spiritual demons of withdrawal descended on me," he wrote.
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The report says the call descended into shouting and profanity.
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The virtuoso violinist is a devilish hypnotist, descended from Paganini.
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"I've got this all rationalized," she said, as we descended.
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Big reveal: He's descended from the Assassins, a secret society.
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Mike Pence and I both are descended from immigrant families.
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Family WhatsApp chat groups have descended into political shouting matches.
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Nonetheless, the Beyhive descended upon Manning's Instagram in a rage.
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Remember the scene as tech executives descended on Trump Tower?
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After that, a powerful feeling of discomfort descended upon him.
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Libya has descended into chaos since its longtime ruler, Col.
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Despite the wild applause in Chicago, a strange quiet descended.
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From the sunny lobby, the students descended into the galleries.
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Musicians in medieval costume descended stairs in front of me.
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The rally outside parliament descended into violent clashes with police.
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VOLGOGRAD, Russia — The World Cup fans descended on the city.
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He descended from the mountaintop into an inferno of hate.
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Shortly thereafter the show descended into chaotic agitation, then ended.
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Fall weather has finally descended upon much of the country.
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In November, a group of skaters descended upon the plaza.
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News crews from across the world descended on Parliament Square.
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Almost immediately, bickering and ill will descended on the activists.
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Protesters descended on Lafayette Park, across from the White House.
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A chill descended almost immediately on the remaining reformist press.
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The Times said the call descended into shouting and profanity.
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A crescent moon had risen, and a beautiful quiet descended.
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America descended into a bitter and convulsive political civil war.
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American troops descended on the embassy, and a standoff followed.
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The calm of reason has descended; emotions are under control.
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Protesters and lawmakers descended on the facility at the time.
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Modi highlighted the contributions of Americans descended from Indian immigrants.
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Demonstrators descended on Lafayette Square, across from the White House.
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I left the upper deck and descended into the cabin.
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Horror descended on Williams's life soon after the French Open.
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In that way she's descended from Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.
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Apocalyptically horrendous air has descended upon India's sprawling capital territory, Delhi.
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Police descended on Mateen's home to search shortly after the massacre.
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Wade decision, marchers have descended upon Washington to protest the ruling.
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This weekend, a new M. Night Shyamalan movie descended into theaters.
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Egypt descended into political paralysis, compounded by a worsening economic crisis.
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Or was My Immortal an earnest project that descended into trolling?
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The dollar descended to a three-week low below 112 yen .
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It generally descended one week before ovulation and lasted 10 days.
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The rally quickly descended into violence and was dispersed by police.
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"She keeps me sane," Shelby said as she descended into laughter.
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We are all descended from Adam, the ancestor to us all.
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As Sinaloa descended into civil war, the state's murder rate surged.
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Green Party candidate Joe Manchik claims to be descended from aliens.
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Then, the handmaids themselves descended upon SXSW in the eeriest way.
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The deeper it descended the further back it time it went.
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Tur said that as a man, he had descended into depression.
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A couple other shots show the area before the craft descended.
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When Democrats refused to budge, Republicans descended into infighting like clockwork.
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Trump descended from the air and the airwaves to talk shit.
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He established his own museum, from which the Neustadt is descended.
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Exhausted but alert, I descended the stairs to the second floor.
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"Everyone kind of descended on where this hole was," he said.
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It descended on me every night and tore at my breast.
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Some became alcoholics, had disappointing careers or descended into mental illness.
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A large part of Greece's population is descended from those refugees.
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Sure enough, some responded, saying that we Muslims descended from pigs.
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They descended into a dry gulch; Rose said This is right.
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They descended out of the woods and into dry, exposed country.
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Then, finally, a sudden silence descended, broken only by marching footsteps.
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New York (CNN Business)Mayhem has descended upon global financial markets.
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Boko Haram fighters descended on Dapchi in the evening of Feb.
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The economy descended into recession over the last half of 2018.
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Perhaps, at that point, a sense of foreboding descended upon him.
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Tensions were rising shortly before the event descended into violent chaos.
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"The market for medical supplies has descended into chaos," they write.
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Law enforcement officers descended on a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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On her father's side, the family was descended from German aristocracy.
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Police boats cruised slowly along the surf as the sun descended.
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Would the expert discover that I descended from royalty centuries ago?
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Class had descended into chaos, but that was O.K. with McQuilkan.
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She called 911 and law enforcement officers descended on the scene.
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"I have descended into the belly of the beast," he bellowed.
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One morning, as we descended the mountainside, black smoke rose below.
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Ultimately, Facebook and Twitter descended into chaos by their own doing.
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"I have descended into the belly of the beast," Higgins said.
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"I have descended into the belly of the beast," Higgins continued.
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Blair and I are descended from Robert E. Lee's cousin, Adm.
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Darkness has descended on the camp when it's time for dinner.
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I can honestly say that our world descended into complete darkness.
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Hundreds more descended on Boise Airport in Boise, Idaho, on Sunday.
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White nationalists once again descended on Charlottesville, Virginia, for a torch rally Saturday night, less than two months after the college town descended into chaos when violent clashes broke out between the group and people protesting them.
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He recalled that the variety is descended from the far superior Hawkeye, which had a pleasant, floral flavor, far sweeter than the Red Not-Delicious, which soon descended from the Hawkeye due to the American industrial machine.
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These people have descended into hell, and we're right there with them.
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DJ Xenn spun a chill-out track and descended from the throne.
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In teams of two or three, the Gurung men descended the ladder.
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That morning, demonstrators gathered across the city and descended on Tahrir Square.
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Supplies ran out quickly, angering rabid fans who descended on McDonald's restaurants.
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On Saturday, crowds descended outside Downing Street to demonstrate for Robinson's release.
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They then shot back into the air or descended below radar range.
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Even James Cameron descended from his office to toast a successful wrap.
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Trump's unique and, to some, mesmerizing warble, descended from the same heritage.
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Anyway, Drew Barrymore is a talented actress descended from a talented actor.
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David Bowie (alien descended to Earth to create beautiful, immortal art, deceased)
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"That was too easy for you," Mr. Carter said after she descended.
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Within the next five minutes, the aircraft descended to about 11,000 feet.
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Now, a putative deal with Foxconn of Taiwan has descended into farce.
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On Thursday, officers from several surrounding towns descended on Bellmead Thursday morning.
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She was born in England, centuries ago, and was descended from Druids.
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"Oh, that's cereal," he said confidently, as it descended into the machine.
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Outside, an evening the colour of wine lees descended on the horizon.
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That's another thing about her — Garrel is descended from European film legends.
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The records are a lie and this tournament has descended into farce.
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New technologies were developed and our probes descended farther into the earth.
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I first descended onto the Great Barrier Reef in the early 1980s.
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As we descended, Vidal radioed at regular intervals to identify our location.
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The DNC started with a bang but quickly descended into a whimper.
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In 1865, she married John Vanderpoel, who also descended from prominent stock.
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First of all, it isn't simply about who is descended from whom.
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This isn't the first time trouble has descended onto Nipsey's store either.
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One of the rescuers descended from the helicopter and spoke with her.
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He is descended from the white barbarians, after all, he pointed out.
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What is this plight that has descended on the southeast Asian nation?
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A movement that began peacefully six months ago has descended into chaos.
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Many black immigrant groups are also descended from slavery in other countries.
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Warrior was crushed, and descended further: she started shooting up with needles.
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He was descended on his mother's side from a Delaware Indian chief.
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Soon, they believe, a false and decadent consciousness descended upon the land.
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Thus, in many cases, the coverage of Harvey descended into the bizarre.
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Meetings descended into finger pointing and ended with a sense of inevitability.
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"As Arvin descended, I could see him wave to me," she said.
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When we find the characters again this season, they have descended into
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Pominville descended into the crease and tucked a shot between Lehner's legs.
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"Dogs are descended from wolves," dog psychologist Stanley Coren told National Geographic.
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Reporters from USA Today and other outlets descended, along with the temperature.
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The crowd clamored to touch his arm as he descended the stage.
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We're all descended from people who had this relationship with underground spaces.
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During the summer of 1922, the two sides descended into civil war.
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This woman gripped the roof as she descended deeper into the ground.
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Vendors, like contractors and companies that remediate smoke, descended on the property.
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Myanmar security forces descended, and the sound of gunfire reached the forest.
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After a while, five female elephants descended the orange hillside to drink.
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These robots descended 650 feet around the entire island, and found nothing.
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Oxygen masks deployed and we descended quickly and we're diverted to Tampa.
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In recent months, a more sober tone has descended over virtual reality.
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A toxic fog of denial has descended over much of the country.
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Continental giants are an ancient breed, descended, appropriately enough, from Flemish giants.
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Now there are about 2,000 — about 800 of them descended from Diego.
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Our first ventures into joint watching quickly descended into relationship choppy waters.
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More than 100 firefighters and other first responders descended on the block.
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"It as though a fog of self-doubt has descended," Johnson said.
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And has the resistance to Trump really descended into a "childlike fascism"?
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Annan was descended from tribal chiefs on both sides of his family.
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In the Soviet sphere, darkness descended on Eastern Europe for 45 years.
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A white supremacist rally in the town descended into violence on Saturday.
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For several hours on Wednesday, the eager little pests descended on Wimbledon.
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Then it descended even more steeply, and Sam began speeding up again.
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As hours passed, the Afghans descended slowly, bearing bodies wrapped in sheets.
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Over the weekend, activists descended on Berkeley, California, and attacked peaceful protesters.
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On the Democratic side, too, the nomination fight quickly descended on New Hampshire.
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Chaos in Caracas In August 2018, chaos descended in the middle of Caracas.
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Libya descended into chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
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"It is as though a fog of self-doubt has descended," Johnson said.
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As dusk descended late on a midsummer Russian night, dawn was just ahead.
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The Pakistani-descended peeress was pessimistic about the chances of him being disciplined.
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My heart jumped as the helicopter descended onto the Poconos Raceway in Pennsylvania.
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After holding peaceful elections on July 30th Zimbabwe has again descended into violence.
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One is the requirement to be descended from the Prophet Mohammed's Quraysh tribe.
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Then it climbed, in a slanted oval, looped back, descended, deposited more death.
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He was descended from Abraham, and taught that he followed in Jesus' footsteps.
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AppKit dates back to the 1980s, descended from the original NeXTSTEP Application Kit.
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Burundi descended into violence in 2015 when Nkurunziza sought a disputed third term.
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Libya descended into chaos after the 2011 uprising that toppled dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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The event raised issues of wealth distribution, but descended into chaos and brawling.
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Reportedly 70,000 people have descended on the desert to create the temporary city.
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There was also dismay at the way debate soon descended to political infighting.
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At 5 PM on a Thursday we descended to the dark, dank space.
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Thousands of demonstrators descended on town hall meetings to make their voices heard.
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South Sudan descended into civil war after Kiir dismissed Machar as his deputy.
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Thousands of people descended on Toronto, dressed as Japanese cartoon and gaming characters.
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Since then, academics say a chill of self-censorship has descended on campuses.
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He descended the dugout steps into a swarm of teammates offering high-fives.
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She grew up in a remote corner of Maine, descended from Yankee sailors.
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The sound emanated from a long burgundy tube that descended into the water.
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Below, see how this weekend's most recent Hong Kong developments descended into violence.
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Meetings of the State Board of Education descended often into argument and theater.
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Low clouds descended over the 2,774m course shortly before the scheduled 6.00 a.m.
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The press had descended on campus and were covering every meeting and memo.
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He was descended from a family that settled in colonial Jamestown in 1608.
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In 2006, upwards of 20,000 illegal diamond diggers descended on the Marange fields.
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Many of them were descended from the strikers or the posse, or both.
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Trump's extended family has also descended on Mar-a-Lago as Christmas nears.
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Parliament has overwritten that veto, but the debate has descended into partisan squabbling.
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The crew immediately afterwards requested a descent (and the aircraft descended to FL320).
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The boom in wireless computing devices has well and truly descended upon us.
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His mother, Lorna, was descended from a wealthy American family based in Cincinnati.
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Then a cloud of gnats descended on the 6-foot-3-inch pitcher.
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After I descended the stairs, I decided to head straight for the sign.
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As a result, things on my normally tranquil block nearly descended into chaos.
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Shortly after our visit, Iraq descended into violence; suicide bombings became the norm.
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Five more were on the right as the choppers descended onto our positions.
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Anti-Trump protesters descended on nearly every entry point to the inauguration area.
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We descended into a clearing, and there, looming before us, was Vaduz Castle.
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A vast majority are descended from slaves, but others are more recent migrants.
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Most just stare at him, as if he has descended from another planet.
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"The fiscal discipline era has now descended upon everything," Fadell told The Information.
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Fog descended from the Pacific; I took a bath with my biggest rock.
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As they descended after dark amid drizzle and fog, visibility was perilously low.
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It descended 13,000 feet before the pilots were able to restart the engines.
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During the miners' strikes of the early 1980s, she descended into the mines.
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"Like most black Americans descended from slaves, it basically stops," she told me.
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Hajzer lost sight of his young partner and descended quickly, looking for him.
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As we descended the escalator to the new station, we were both excited.
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The data showed that when this whale descended, its heart rate plummeted, too.
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A year later, Churchill declared that an "iron curtain" had descended across Europe.
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Chinese interests have descended on our resources, taking away the livelihoods of many.
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A convention of swingers — mostly older Americans — had descended on the tiny pueblo.
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Mark Milley descended on Capitol Hill to brief lawmakers on the Soleimani strike.
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Collins moaned; "I have descended into the belly of the beast," wailed Rep.
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But the international political media had descended on Iowa, and so had Walsh.
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Robert Skinner Boyd, who was descended from Scottish nobility, was born on Jan.
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But Oracle appealed the copyright ruling, and the feud descended into legal purgatory.
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As the storm descended, the diners began to recline, and the wine flowed.
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Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Gorsuch chatted as they descended, outside reporters' earshot.
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Hordes of roosting vultures have descended on homes, city parks and even churches.
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Through the winter months, the group descended into starvation, madness and, infamously, cannibalism.
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But as it descended, something went awry about a mile above the surface.
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But all I heard was the familiar creaking of stairs as they descended.
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The plane descended toward a slender strip covered in white, Deline's single runway.
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Where residents had frolicked, design pilgrims and sightseers now descended, and took notes.
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"For the Christian side of you, look how it descended," Mr. Mulaney said.
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On Monday, a courthouse in downtown Toronto transformed as media descended upon it.
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Volunteers have descended on the fields to hand out masks since last week.
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He readied his live shot and descended to an altitude of 1,500 feet.
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Photographers descended on Hanoi to capture the scene, including our White House photographer.
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This is where we've descended to, but not where we have to stay.
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Merrill, who was 68, was descended from planter elite, and still had money.
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Minutes later, a large police presence descended on the suspect and arrested him.
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To control for pre-existing genetic tendencies towards mental illness, the researchers looked at the rates of hospitalization among the descendants of first cousins: 3,000 children who were descended from evacuees, and over 90,000 who were descended from siblings who stayed.
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Some founders, like the French-descended John Jay, had genetic memories of those horrors.
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They have to start secreting it at least a day before the bugs descended.
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His followers descended upon the picture with heart eyes emojis and declarations of admiration.
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Imagine that a modern high-rise has descended into brutality the way Laing's did.
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He would excitedly descended the gritty staircases, and laugh when he saw massive rats.
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Let battle commence... And so the internet descended, with a Photoshop battle on Reddit.
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The Senate descended into a series of complaints about declining decorum on both sides.
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"Kamala Harris is implying she is descended from American Black Slaves," the tweet read.
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They believe that today's Hindu population is directly descended from the land's first inhabitants.
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Since the moment he descended on his gilded escalator, the nation has been transfixed.
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Libya has descended into chaos following a 2011 uprising that toppled a longtime ruler.
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A caravan of parents descended into the camp to take the lucky kids away.
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Rendon descended the steps of the third-base dugout and considered one final question.
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Survival led to success, but as the shop flourished the real estate fates descended.
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LoveSync went through the wringer as media descended upon it with snark-powered glee.
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Mr McDonnell descended from these lofty heights to outline his policies for "reprogramming capitalism".
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They couldn't be released into the wild because they were descended from fur foxes.
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The country descended into crisis in 20103 when Nkurunziza pursued a disputed third term.
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In the years after the Soviet collapse, Russian society descended into chaos and poverty.
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Mary descended into a legacy of bloodshed and humiliation — and not without good reason.
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Libya descended into chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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Pallenberg continued to raise Marlon but descended deeper into a haze of drug addiction.
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Both of the two previous debates quickly descended into low-brow and shallow affairs.
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We have these little scenic rovers that have climbed mountains and descended into craters.
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There was a mixture of boos and applause as Bolsonaro descended from the podium.
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Derived from the Saxon word "ash," or spear, the Assmans descended from ancient warriors.
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Gunmen descended on the resort town on Sunday firing at restaurant goers and sunbathers.
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Finally on Monday, their formally sunny relationship descended into a full-on Twitter feud.
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By the time she was halfway back to the highway, full dark had descended.
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First came Kevin's calamity, as he descended into a vortex of alcohol and pills.
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Witnesses told the Kathmandu Post that the plane descended steeply and crashed nose-down.
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An investigation found that the door descended with the weight of a small car.
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It wasn't to be; the debate descended into an undignified brawl between angry men.
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The models have descended on the French Riviera, and they're living their best lives.
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Millions more of the Igbo tribe believe that they are descended from biblical Israelites.
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We all descended on her with defined roles and a cadence to our maneuvers.
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Here's what we know about a routine traffic stop that quickly descended into violence.
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The medical examiner ruled that suicide – "descended from height" – was the manner of death.
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Hundreds of motorized electric scooters quietly descended upon San Francisco seemingly overnight in March.
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Thirteen days later, police descended on the school in the northwestern town of Daura.
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After resting in a hilltop village, we descended onto the plains of central Idlib.
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A great sorrow descended upon us exiled Tutsi, but Rukorera's flight hardly surprised us.
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Earlier this year, the accounts descended on Twitter with coordinated anti-union talking points.
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And finally, they descended on the frat houses where trash cans filled with p.j.
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Flight time to Charlotte was only about 30 minutes — we basically climbed and descended.
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More than 600 of them descended on Atlanta for NAPO's annual meeting in May.
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Except for Native Americans, all of us are either immigrants or descended from immigrants.
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Turkish settlers also descended on the north, while about 160,000 Greek Cypriots were displaced.
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Her grandmother died about three months after troops descended on the city, she said.
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Beginning there, Chandler descended into a rabbit hole of history, philosophy, spirituality, and politics.
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As Ronaldo lay wounded on the turf, a single moth descended upon his face.
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South Sudan descended into civil war after Kiir first dismissed Machar as his deputy.
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Robert E. Lee had descended on the city for a day of violent clashes.
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Within, layers of concrete descended to rings of silt and limestone, then black abyss.
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The streets of Caracas exploded in protest, and crowds descended on the presidential palace.
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State and federal police have since descended on this rough-edged town of 2,2500.
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But as I mounted the successive floors, the quality of my art experience descended.
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Hong Kong's protester "laser show" descended into a dance party on the harbourfront tonight.
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In the wake of Hurricane Maria, a mortal silence descended on my family's island.
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When the North Vietnamese attacked a few days later, the city descended into panic.
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State and federal police have since descended on this rough-edged town of 2500,1003.
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During the celebration, approximately 1.4 million local and international visitors descended on the city.
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A dozen passengers descended from the train, intending to continue the journey by bus.
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The climbers arrived acclimated, but a winter storm front descended and would not lift.
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Huge numbers descended by road and rail and filled both departures and arrivals areas.
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What began as a moment of hope rapidly descended into a Palestinian civil war.
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Wong's disqualification followed another weekend of protests that descended into chaotic clashes with police.
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Mr. Serkin was descended from storied musical lineages on both sides of his family.
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A peaceful New Year's Day march descended within a few hours into violent clashes.
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A peaceful New Year's Day march descended within a few hours into violent clashes.
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As the venues grew during the 1980s and '90s, shoppers descended on the neighborhood.
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Last year, inspection teams descended on Polar facilities around the country thirteen hundred times.
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A cloud of thick fog had descended on the intersection and made it invisible.
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Government officials and news organizations descended on the apartment Jewell shared with his mother.
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In 2010, as investigators descended on KAF , contractors there began to come under scrutiny.
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Her family was descended from British colonists who arrived in North America in 1670.
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They ignited brilliantly and descended, whistling softly and casting shadows that spun and danced.
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Look out your window - all those birds descended from the common ancestor of dinosaurs.
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Police descended on the area, and the metro station at the arena's been closed.
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International media descended on Perugia to cover what was fast becoming a sensational case.
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Police descended on Heather Locklear's home Tuesday looking for a gun ... TMZ has learned.
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A herd of bighorn sheep have descended from the hills and mill around our car.
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I'm talking "angels descended from heaven and plucked harps inside my ears" kind of good.
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Mr. Hadad was walking across a footbridge as a sapphire dusk descended on Lake Geneva.
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And thus, as the deep quiet of June descended, I waded off into the fields.
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Solithromycin is descended from a notorious drug made by Sanofi SA called Ketek, or telithromycin.
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Whales are descended from terrestrial mammals, who retained their teeth after adapting an aquatic lifestyle.
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Modern crocodiles aren't directly descended from these beasts, but they do share a common ancestor.
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A brief heaviness descended on the room as epic memories rushed through our collective psyche.
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The last Neanderthals who lived 40,000 years ago were all descended from a common ancestor.
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We descended fast towards the edge of the evergreen forest in the southeast Cardamom Mountains.
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Humans are descended from monkeys No, your great-great-great-ancestor was not a monkey.
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Others descended from Algeria, Mali, Mauritania, Mococco and Senegal, plus Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain.
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Local police were quickly overwhelmed on Monday evening and the city center descended into chaos.
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More young men descended from non-western immigrants commit crimes than Danes, official figures show.
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The 2016 presidential campaign has descended on Wisconsin ahead of the state's April 5 contest.
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In Oregon, witches descended upon the Willamette River in Portland for a six-mile journey.
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"This descended into someone asking me to shove puzzle pieces up my ass," she wrote.
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Libya has since descended into chaos, with rival armed groups trying to establish their authority.
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Rather, it's about people in the modern day who think they're descended from those Romanoffs.
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Lionrock descended upon northeastern Japan just a week after Typhoons Mindulle and Kompasu pummeled Japan.
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Soon after independence in 1948, the country then known as Burma descended into ethnic conflict.
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Instead, the opposite has occurred: The party has descended into a highly contentious leadership battle.
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The women are descended from Zeke and Millie, his child bride from a Union family.
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This is a form of shade that's descended from the grand lodge of sneak-dissing.
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Its name is descended from the Latin accha, ahha or aha, via the French ache.
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The forum then descended into a flame war over whose magick could beat up who.
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I gasped for breath as humid air descended, filling my pores with the putrid odor.
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As he spoke, an ominous silence descended on Nairobi, the capital, as people stayed inside.
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As the American economy collapsed, so did trade flows, and the world descended into disaster.
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They mostly fall into one of two groups: Ashkenazi (European-descended) or Mizrahi (Middle Eastern).
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TROLLS, bots, hackers, propagandists and provocateurs of Russian origin have lately descended on Western democracies.
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The protests reportedly started out peacefully, but descended into violence as the day wore on.
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Some 22016,22010 anarchists descended on Acapulco earlier this month for the fifth annual Anarchapulco gathering.
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When a bomb squad descended, along with television news cameras, Kok reveled in the attention.
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Click here to view original GIFWithin hours, giant isopods had descended upon the dead alligator.
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As Hozoji and her dive partner descended that day, Dillon remembers, there was no wind.
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Tens of children descended upon him, screaming and shouting, pushing each other into the mud.
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News organizations descended on the region to put a face to the War on Poverty.
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Fifteen years ago, 6900 displaced families descended on the town's square in a single day.
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The score remained unchanged at the final whistle, before the season finale descended into mayhem.
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Even as the country descended into economic and political turmoil, she didn't think of leaving.
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Darkness descended, but Lily was a light — a light that extended well beyond her life.
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But like so many rap beefs these days, the feud quickly descended into casual misogyny.
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Laura Cox Kaplan sat right behind him as the hearing descended into rage and recrimination.
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Darkness has descended on Twitter—but not the kind of darkness it's most famous for.
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But as it descended, the unexpectedly high winds pushed the drone off its glide path.
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Three hundred ICBMs, carrying between them over a thousand warheads, descended upon the United States.
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Evening has already descended on the village as I drag my feet through the snow.
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On March 14th student demonstrators descended into Freetown and marched on the seat of government.
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And yet the dead were very often left behind, especially those descended from the enslaved.
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Furthermore, they'd deduce, from the groove, that I'd descended into the crater after a stone.
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Holmes, 78 at the time, was descended from one of the oldest families in America.
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Seconds later, an opponent descended on me and took me out with a shotgun blast.
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I asked Will why the Republican Party had descended into a hateful form of populism.
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A silence descended in the room, and after a while Nick continued to the kitchen.
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On sunny days, he descended through shades of blue, and in storms, shades of brown.
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Alien forms descended from the ceiling, bulbous stag horns and water tassel ferns like snakes.
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One line of ancestors descended from slaves; the other, she found, had helped settle Jamestown.
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An army of Condé Nast editors descended, turning the Grill Room into a company canteen.
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Ten Democratic presidential candidates descended on Atlanta Wednesday night for the fifth 2020 primary debate.
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Here's everything we know about the property tycoon and single dad descended from Italian aristocracy.
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Then, international news crews descended on the village, jostling for footage of the human drama.
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It's important to understand just how far from the norm the current situation has descended.
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If herons look particularly dinosaurian, that's mostly because, well, birds are directly descended from dinosaurs.
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A pall of defeatism has descended over those who used to trust the status quo.
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The entire wireless world descended on Barcelona this week for the annual Mobile World Congress.
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The final tolling bell of his theme music sounded before the stadium descended into darkness.
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I enjoyed pangs of euphoria as I descended the road with Moe and the group.
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During their respective verses, the guys each descended from the stage into the clearing, shirtless.
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Frank Torres, 64, a driver in black slacks, descended from his perch above it all.
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Having descended from wild wolves, dogs have a natural desire to sleep in a den.
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Video from boaters shows his plane making a turn as it descended toward the water.
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Moments later, another member of the rescue operation descended from the towering mound of rubble.
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As the number of cases climbs, a pall of anxiety has descended on the city.
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Then, quickly and without melodrama, he descended to the floor to kiss the stage itself.
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Another sledge tipped and then another, and the swarms of wolves descended on the families.
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Tens of thousands of people descended on Bordeaux by train, car, bicycle and even foot.
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Before he descended into Birtherism, Trump once mingled with hordes of New York-based celebrities.
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He lifted a metal floor grate and descended to the basement to inspect a refrigerator.
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As Oyeneyin descended the stairs, the officer had his gun drawn and started barking orders.
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Now those same industries are worried about the uncertainty that has descended upon the bureau.
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Watching it, you can trace lines to the sort of comedies from which it's descended.
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As Russia descended into an inferno, infernal energies were released, shaped by the great writers.
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A paraglider who had been circling for a few minutes suddenly descended to the ring.
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Her husband and I talk as cool fingers of night air descended from Eugene's hills.
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Then Qaddafi was killed, Libya descended into chaos, and its shores became impossible to police.
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They engaged with the media National news outlets descended on Parkland to cover the shooting.
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"Nobody descended for 10 minutes," the account in the next morning's New York Times said.
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In late January, cold air from the Arctic descended onto North America, killing 21 people.
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A swarm of attorneys descended, hoping to proffer their services upon the real estate mogul.
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As the country descended into sectarian conflict, Shiite communities looked to Iran as a protector.
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Their absentee owners were claiming their turf before the usual hordes descended on the beach.
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Workers wearing protective gear descended on the station, apparently responding to reports of sick commuters.
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And just last month darkness descended on the land as the moon erased the sun.
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There is a vast difference between my experiences and those descended from different European ancestry.
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Both times, on losing, Vancouver descended into manic violence with stores looted and cars burned.
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Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, and Syria have returned to dictatorship, descended into chaos, or both.
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Amid economic stagnation, France must assimilate millions of Muslims descended mostly from North African immigrants.
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Hundreds descended on the state Capitol Monday to protest lawmakers' efforts to curtail the bill.
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Journalists descended on North Bay, Ontario, to make them the most famous babies on earth.
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When Stanwyck descended a staircase, the sexy tension in her body told the whole story.
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But as our helicopter descended toward Mexico Beach, I just saw an entire town gone.
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It shifts the understanding of where the power of African-descended people can come from.
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Were the Travers and Rosier we know descended from followers of the dark wizard Grindelwald?
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At the cave, we descended stairs into a broad hole that funneled into a cavern.
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I headed out of the cave and down a path that descended into a ravine.
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Her mother, the former Marie Dexter, was said to have been descended from the Pilgrims.
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When it all unraveled and the Nets descended into an unwatchable state, I hung in.
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Hedi Slimane's sophomore Celine show opened with a mirrored box that descended from the ceiling.
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Thousands of teachers, parents, and supporters descended on West Virginia's Capitol in Charleston to protest.
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Denying the Americanness of the racists who descended on Charlottesville holds a compelling patriotic power.
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Their greedy attitude has created for May-ling what has gradually descended into a marital nightmare.
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As darkness descended, they cried for help and blew a whistle that Alois had brought along.
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With that, Hammon descended into the rabbit hole of serial killer obsession, and still hasn't left.
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Yesterday, I descended on Coachella Valley in Indio, CA, with a Google Pixel 3 in hand.
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Judy Reed descended the stairs of her Mount Penn home Tuesday morning to clean some clothes.
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In the US, an estimated 200,000 women have descended on Washington from states far and near.
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Irwin confirmed that visiting astronauts would notice the stench as they descended into the planet's atmosphere.
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During its 167-foot (51 meters) free fall, MASCOT descended no quicker than a walking pace.
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Their mother Zarina was a classical singer who descended from the Raj Kapoor dynasty—Bollywood royalty.
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"Instead of working together to protect Americans, Washington has descended into another partisan fight," Buchanan said.
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I wrote and submitted this puzzle in January 2015, when the polar vortex descended upon Chicago.
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"Three days ago, evil descended on this small town and on this small church," Pence said.
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Armed with metal detectors, father and son descended on the farm near Arabybro in northern Denmark.
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The Frappula descended upon the Starbucks-loving masses last year for just a few short days.
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Yet even as profits have frothed, weariness has descended upon the head that wears the crown.
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The former, unlike the latter, failed; China descended into civil war and then a communist dictatorship.
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Pumis are often referred to as "herding terriers," but they're actually descended from traditional sheep dogs.
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That man turns out to be his grandfather, and Kyle is descended from – get this – leprechauns.
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Dozens of A-listers have descended on Hollywood for TV's biggest night, the 2017 Emmy Awards.
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The contracts had descended to as low as $26.19 last week, their lowest since May 2003.
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O.J. Simpson, In the Dark, and so many more extended true crime explorations descended upon us.
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The MRO even caught sight of Curiosity as it descended to its landing spot via parachute.
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In recent months battles over free speech on campuses have descended into violence across the nation.
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They left the house shortly before Ashley woke up, and Jared immediately descended into panic mode.
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"I am descended from Depression-era Oklahoma farmers—my family is really anti-debt," Dickson said.
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These two groups of hominins—both types of humans—are descended from an unknown common ancestor.
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All of the parrots documented in this research, with two possible exceptions, descended from escaped pets.
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App and web coding has descended into something pretty close to plumbing, in places, of late.
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He had just descended after getting around 100 meters from the summit for a research project.
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As a result, the island's economy descended into the largest municipal debt crisis in U.S. history.
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Caucus tourists descended on Raygun for T-shirts and local parties prepared for an orderly caucus.
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The decision left the campaign and political media universe, which has descended on Des Moines, dumbfounded.
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As a Breaking Bad fan favorite, Fring descended upon Better Call Saul with tons of hype.
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Beethoven, Alexander Pushkin, Carol Channing and many other historical and modern persons descended from African ancestors.
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Residents in Boise, Idaho, were stunned when more than 100 hungry goats descended upon their neighborhood.
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Grant Heyward descended into addiction after Nicholas's death and spent years in and out of rehab.
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But along the border inland as darkness descended, more and more migrants followed, many bringing children.
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On Wednesday night, officers descended on a private residence on the northwest side of the city.
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The aircraft, with four turboprop engines on its overhead wing, banked left as it rapidly descended.
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The woman followed as Egan descended, explaining about a knee replacement in a strong Russian accent.
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Attendees this week descended on Hong Kong's Lantau Island for the financial hub's fourth annual gathering.
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We stood, still and quiet, outside the teacher's cabin, as the 47s descended into a valley.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have also descended upon Cleveland and have been rolling out their anti-Trump strategies.
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The mutual recrimination society into which American politics has descended only abandons the field to isolationism.
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Stars descended upon the desert for a special milestone over the weekend: Carol Channing's 95th birthday!
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Content warning: Attacker bit off local politician's ear at Hong Kong protests that descended into chaos
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A mob descended upon her Memphis news office, destroyed her equipment and threatened her with death.
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They were far outnumbered by counterprotesters when thousands descended on D.C. to oppose the white nationalists.
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On February 11, 2016, a debate in South Africa's Parliament, in Cape Town, descended into chaos.
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He left the surgical theatre and descended to the ground floor, where Bette and Sofia awaited.
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Hundreds of people have descended on the Capitol as the judge's confirmation process nears its conclusion.
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In November, when a white haze descended on the city, levels topped 1,000 at one point.
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On Tuesday, more than 2,000 tenants and supporters from 27 municipalities descended on Albany to demand
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As night descended on St. Paul, the raccoon appeared to start climbing down, before reversing course.
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The shoeless pallbearers descended the stairs to meet the December cold and the jostle of thousands.
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The news media descended on all of their favorite old haunts, like 1994 all over again.
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The clear barbiturate had shot down the tube, and a peaceful silence descended on the chamber.
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He was descended from two other former Uruguayan presidents, José Batlle y Ordóñez and Lorenzo Batlle.
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Warning lights are flashing And that warning came even before chaos descended upon the oil markets.
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A boy with superhero face paint took his mother's hand as they descended the subway stairs.
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As she clambered up the opposite bank, the border authorities descended, just as she had anticipated.
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Since the election on March 2, public debate has descended into a cycle of historical grievances.
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Every 213 minutes the Staten Island Ferry glided by, and airplanes descended steadily toward Newark Airport.
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FIFA estimated that more than a million fans descended on the country in the past month.
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Here's what you need to know: • Catalonia's disputed referendum on independence from Spain descended into violence.
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A few days before the wedding, reporters descended on the Hotel Grande Bretagne in downtown Athens.
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If "New Max," which clearly descended from 1960s systems-based artwork, sounds dry, it is not.
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"Craig Carton, you have indeed descended into a hell of your own making," the judge said.
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First to split off were the Ancient Beringians, the people from whom Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay descended.
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Some scientists think that Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans all may have descended from Homo heidelbergensis.
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The subway is still far from reliable nearly two years after the system descended into crisis.
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Mr. Hollis descended about 280 feet into the maw of the cave as the cascade roared.
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That afternoon, my mother descended to the reception desk and signed herself up for next year.
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The authority's reputation has taken a beating as the subway descended into crisis two years ago.
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But the 13 Tory grandees — all male, all white — who descended on Chequers to browbeat Mrs.
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But genetic tests have now shown that Australia's mainland cats descended from more recent European progenitors.
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Mr. Thomas, a psychology major, is descended from slaves who were part of the 1838 sale.
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As Afghanistan descended into chaos, Mr. Aslami said, his class of 120 students dwindled to 15.
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Libya descended into chaos after the 2011 uprising that toppled and killed the longtime dictator Col.
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Most songbirds in Europe, including those that breed there, descended from African ancestors, the researchers found.
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But inside Israel, he is credited with having maintained stability as Arab neighbors descended into chaos.
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Monday night's Iowa caucuses descended into a chaos when results were delayed by a glitchy app.
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Within days, news outlets from around the world descended into their one-room workshop in Ukraine.
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Travelers returning by air to Beijing lately have descended from blue skies onto a Stygian underworld.
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His mother, Nafi N'Diaye, was descended from a long line of warriors from St. Louis, Senegal.
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After that, according to Parnas, a large group descended on the castle, El Castillo del Alamín.
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I started counting their time left at home in weeks, and a gloom descended on me.
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As Petrograd descended into chaos, government thugs ransacked the office that produced the Bolshevik newspaper, Pravda.
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Born a member of the slaveholding planter class, Thomas swiftly descended into poverty after the war.
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Just minutes into the cocktail reception, a few of Ms. Kerr's best friends descended upon her.
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And yet, as we note this week, calm has descended on the euro-dollar exchange rate.
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A few days after Mnangagwa's victory at the polls, Zimbabwe's security forces descended on opposition leaders.
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This meant the invaders were in charge in Baghdad as the country descended into civil war.
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As the venues grew during the 1980s and 1990s, crowds of shoppers descended on the neighborhood.
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Descended from the legendary pencils used by traditional animators, the Blackwing is a really good pencil.
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Arendt was not simply concerned with mapping out the totalitarian conditions into which humanity had descended.
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They descended on Washington in droves to join a daily picket line outside the White House.
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I'm sure your ancestors here weren't descended from the Mayflower in some cloud of heavenly light.
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The two agencies have a fraught history that at times has descended into open bureaucratic warfare.
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So many Greeks have descended on Düsseldorf in recent years that a mini-Athens is thriving.
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After that, Coko from Tracks descended into the drug trade and spent a decade in prison.
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The more than 200 million starlings in North America today descended from those first 100 birds.
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Deputies descended on the home of the student, who told them the post was a joke.
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In June 2015, Trump descended the escalator and gave a thumbs-up to a cheering audience.
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A deluge descended, not in the zones where the fires continued to flare up now and then, but deep in the Andes and its glaciers, and with such fury that rivers overflowed and avalanches of mud and debris descended on villages and valleys, roads and bridges.
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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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As the marines descended on the house where Mr. Guzmán was staying, a gun battle broke out.
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Explorer The trail descended gently through a dense spruce forest, blanketed by snow from an overnight storm.
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Swift's immediate family and friends descended on her Rhode Island beach house for an Instagram-perfect holiday.
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Cops descended on Lure nightclub after getting the 911 call, and the video is gripping and dramatic.
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So how have things been going at Activision since the Internet Hate Brigade descended in early May?
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Clinton's campaign hit back, and Twitter users descended into a fevered discussion of what exactly constitutes progressivism.
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Protestors descended on the apartment of Senior Presidential advisor, Stephen Miller, yesterday chanting immigrants are welcome here.
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The history of the round airplane window descended from — as most great aviation innovations do — fuel efficiency.
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As FBI agents descended on the van, it was covered with a blue tarp and towed away.
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In August 2007, two investigators from the FDA descended on Foundation Care's headquarters in Earth City, Missouri.
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Within India, different factions are fighting over whose language and culture descended from the Indus Valley Civilization.
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Hundreds of Al-Shabaab fighters descended on the shores of Puntland, a semi-autonomous state in Somalia.
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Meteorologists descended upon Boston in mid-January for the 100th annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society.
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Danson was one of the featured speakers, who addressed a hundred or so protesters before police descended.
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The caucuses descended into a debacle late Monday night as results were delayed past midnight Eastern Time.
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She tried to commit suicide by drinking poison as she descended into paranoia, anti-Semitism, and madness.
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For years now, the video game industry has descended upon Los Angeles for a week in June.
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Meanwhile the rocket will have descended as well, and made a soft landing on its deployable struts.
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Since its referendum success UKIP has not just lost its main purpose but also descended into farce.
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Somehow, the argument literally descended into a discussion of frame rates and video-to-GIF conversion methods.
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People from around the country descended on the capital, where clerics found themselves marching alongside drag queens.
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On Saturday, thousands of protesters descended on Washington, D.C. for the highly-anticipated March For Our Lives.
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Following the equaliser, City's day rapidly descended into something befitting the 'list of natural disasters' Wiki page.
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And what she saw in between was a lesson learned in how Rikers descended into absolute chaos.
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Libya descended into chaos following a popular 2011 uprising that toppled and killed longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
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Thousands are expected to have descended on the National Mall this weekend to celebrate the museum's opening.
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Before the apocalypse descended, Charlie happened to be writing a novel about the end of the world.
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This weekend a territorial Canada goose angrily descended upon a high school golfer, Isaac Couling, reports PGA.
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I don't think anyone can deny that the world has descended into full Cold War II chaos.
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Some make her the daughter of Muatamid bin Abbad, a wine-drinking caliph descended from the Prophet.
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Epidemiologists worked around the clock, and news media descended on the school and blasted out live broadcasts.
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Video taken by the ROV shows how quickly the isopods detected and descended upon the alligator carcasses.
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That morning, they descended upon those fiberglass angels with fervor, affixing beaks to sculptures across Los Angeles.
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A sudden blizzardy blast descended on the Pacific Northwest city on Tuesday, dumping more than 1 ft.
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A fake mansion backdrop descended and a shocked Lindsay braced herself for a live meet-and-greet.
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South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in 2011 but descended into a civil war two years later.
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He and his group survived the incident and descended to base camp, where a helicopter rescued them.
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For day one, the two lovebirds descended upon Coachella in laid back getups, both sporting white sneakers.
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On Friday morning, a group of workers descended upon the staircase and dismantled it with power tools.
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In short, white supremacists descended on Charlottesville to protest the city's plan to take down Confederate monuments.
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Trump's businesses descended into multiple bankruptcies before he recovered his financial footing and became a media star.
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South Sudan seceded from Sudan in 2011, but descended into a brutal civil war two years later.
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The plane descended onto the runway in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and the passengers shuffled into the airport.
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Some Russian fans have descended onto Gaga's Instagram page to leave comments, blaming her for the breakup.
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And since then, trolls have descended on Gaga's Instagram, demanding she "give Bradley Cooper back" to Shayk.
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Scattered vigils on Friday night descended into chaos as some protesters vandalized metro stations and blocked streets.
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As soon as the Terrys descended from the treetops on Saturday, MVP crews reportedly appeared with chainsaws.
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In 2012, Cameron descended almost 7 miles in a mini-submarine to touch down on Challenger Deep.
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An angry mob descended upon the house, destroying as much as they could get their hands on.
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Finn introduced himself to the group around Brother Reilly, and, after the expected hand-shaking, silence descended.
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They descended upon the fruit like locusts, the sound of their secateurs as sharp as snapping jaws.
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Kosovo reached peak euphoria last week when Bill Clinton and Madeleine Albright descended on the capital Prishtina.
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It's the appearance of the thousands of moths that have descended on the Queensland town of Winton.
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The actress Ann Dowd descended from her apartment, in Chelsea, carrying a Buddha and a potted fern.
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Water-tower welders and engineers descended upon the location to build the vehicle out of steel panels.
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The album was a breakout hit, but YG's life descended into chaos the following year, in 2015.
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But on Saturday, eight cars descended upon Mackinac Island as part of Vice President Mike Pence's motorcade.
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I made a note to get tickets, then promptly descended back into shock and forgot about it.
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In March, al-Shabaab fighters descended on Puntland's port city of Garad and managed to gain control.
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Among biologists and other scientists, the debate about evolution doesn't center on whether we descended from apes.
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During the debate, very few guests checked in, and only a handful of people descended the elevators.
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A man who was also there waiting descended on the bike at the same time I did.
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A man in his 60s with white hair in a ponytail and wearing sandals descended from upstairs.
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Living in a cluttered apartment on the building's third floor, she descended daily to operate the playhouse.
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The bottom line: Uncertainty has descended upon the markets, and it will be hard to shake off.
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His father, a Marine Corps captain, was descended from one of the original settlers of Stamford, Conn.
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There were rappers, drifts of artificial snow and a smoke-belching U.F.O. that descended from the ceiling.
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The queen has owned at least 30 Pembroke Welsh corgis, all of whom have descended from Susan.
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We eventually climbed back into the forest and descended into Schaan, Liechtenstein's largest city with 93,300 people.
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Last weekend, a drove of Democratic presidential hopefuls descended on Iowa for two days of voter contact.
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Words descended from Old or Middle English account for 2 percent of errors in the final rounds.
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The lineage of Russian ballet luminaries — Pavlova, Nijinsky, Balanchine, Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov — is one descended from Petipa.
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Others waited for hours in a taxi line that descended into "pandemonium," as one passenger told CNN.
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"The evil that descended on America 17 years ago still lingers in our world," Mr. Pence warned.
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Musicians have long descended upon this strip to show crowds — and hopefully industry scouts — what they've got.
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Tunisia doesn't get to the World Cup very much, and its fans have descended here in force.
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The Iowa caucus results still remain outstanding because the caucus process descended into chaos two weeks ago.
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The aircraft missed the top of the hill by 20 to 30 feet after it rapidly descended.
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A hush descended over the officers and they began to retreat to another part of the campus.
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Yet almost from the moment that drive cleared the left field fence, the organization descended into chaos.
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Last weekend, panners from around the world even descended on a clearing for the Italian Goldpanning Championship.
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Since then the city of 11 million has descended into a surreal quiet — except around the hospitals.
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"Dawn used to be the enemy," he recalled, as we descended a steep slope of slippery rocks.
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And for the census workers who've descended on this remote Alaskan fishing village, that's a good thing.
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We descended toward an ever-narrowing outcrop of rock where the lighthouse sits at the cliff edge.
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He helped comprise a larger-than-usual coterie of aides who descended on the President's Italianate club.
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The fashion flock descended here, too, with Alexander Wang, Virgil Abloh and Kendall Jenner in the fray.
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Over the next three days, mobs descended on several towns, burning mosques, Muslim-owned shops and homes.
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And, as World War II descended on Europe, the couple's personal life was not all roses either.
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On October 2nd peaceful demonstrations against the shooting descended into violence, with protesters vandalising shops and stations.
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I descended into a basement to find it stuffed with a diverse array of her fellow travelers.
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So, with the state fair in full swing, the Democratic field has descended on the Hawkeye state.
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The deeper he descended into the underworld, the more he understood the petty rivalries among the leadership.
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He descended into the crowd on "Down Low (Nobody Has to Know)" and emerged missing a shoe.
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In 2015, the United States closed its embassy in Yemen as the country descended into civil war.
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It was a well, to paraphrase the mysterious Woodsman, that descended deep and retrieved strange, intoxicating water.
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So, with the state fair in full swing, the Democratic field has descended on the Hawkeye state.
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But Bender's teammate Tyson Chandler leapt high and touched the ball as it descended through the rim.
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Once the skiers reached the summit of Microdot, they descended the southern slope one at a time.
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Mr. Thomas, a psychology major, is descended from enslaved people who were part of the 1838 sale.
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At the debate, Mr. Biden had implied that he descended from coal miners, like Mr. Kinnock did.
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With Chapo now appearing destined for extradition to the US, the cartel has descended into a leadership crisis.
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But since then an eerie calm has descended as the fallout from the vote only slowly becomes apparent.
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Apple delivered the announcement to app developers who descended on San Jose, California, for the annual developer conference.
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Apple delivered the announcements to app developers who descended on San Jose, California, for the annual developer conference.
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Worldline, descended from the acquiring subsidiaries of three French banks, has spread into the Benelux countries and Germany.
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It dawned on me that the passageway I had just descended was not just the men's sleeping quarters.
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But by Monday morning, as a winter squall descended and temperatures dropped, so, too, did the enthusiasm here.
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The next morning, Howarth returned to her car only to discover that the bees had descended yet agin.
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Then they descended from their poses to hit the runway with designer (and sister of Gianni) Donatella Versace.
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The researchers believe that this means the early Neanderthals in Europe could have descended from an unknown population.
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One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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As Venezuela has descended into political and economic turmoil, Unasur members have been divided on how to respond.
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Last weekend, tens of thousands of musclebound meatheads descended on Las Vegas to sample the latest bro science.
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South Sudan descended into civil war after President Salva Kiir fired Riek Machar as vice president in 2013.
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As it turns out, Cousin Eddie and his kids haven't descended upon the Griswolds for shits and giggles.
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They descended on the city for a rally prompted by the city's decision to remove a Confederate monument.
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Jamil told a story about a swarm of "killer bees" that descended on set and chased everyone inside.
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The happy group descended into the cavernous station, passing walls covered with Sarah Sze's Blueprint for a Landscape.
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The last time the Long Night descended on the map, it was during a time in pre-history.
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Joseph James Pappas As officers descended on the scene, Acevedo said police told Pappas to raise his hands.
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Initially, McInnes claimed that his group descended on the protesters after one threw a water bottle at them.
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A high school descended into utter chaos after students were told a fake active shooter drill was real.
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More than 3,19613 graduates of the women's college descended on the campus last weekend for the annual reunion.
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It was the second time in two months that law enforcement descended on a prominent Opa-Locka locale.
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Authorities descended on an apartment complex believed to be associated with Ostrem after they received an anonymous tip.
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October can only mean one thing: That both New York Comic Con and Halloween have descended upon us.
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Parliament has descended into guerrilla warfare, as backbenchers attempt to wrestle the initiative from the executive (see article).
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Thousands of protestors descended upon the city this weekend to oppose a racist gathering called Unite The Right.
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South Sudan, which descended into conflict in December 2013, is at present experiencing a shortage of hard currency.
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The red curtain lowered and a sand bag descended, showing the pulley mechanism that often holds curtains aloft.
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So she, her partner, a group of friends, and eventually, an entire camera crew descended on the hospital.
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Last week, cold Arctic air (dark blue) descended into the Plains states and reached Colorado, Kansas and Missouri.
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On December 7, the polar vortex had descended into the Plains states and reached Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri.
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But America's descended a lot further than any of us could have expected a few years ago, nonetheless.
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A royal baby — this one descended from a former blogger and Suits actress — is officially on the way.
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" The SPLC says neo-Völkisc "adherents base their spirituality on the survival of those descended from white Europeans.
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This seemed unthinkable last summer, when Trump descended down the escalators at Trump Tower to announce his campaign.
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Nevertheless, the miners were occasionally able to see the funny side of proceedings when they descended into farce.
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Miss American Dream had descended into being a Louisiana swamp creature, smacking her gums as she lip-synched.
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I descended two sets of stairs into 306 Shop's tomb-like belly laden with merchandise and weed paraphernalia.
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The elite financiers who descended on Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum last week also expressed misgivings.
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On a recent morning the brigade descended on a one-story, wooden ranch house wrecked by the mudflows.
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In the days after Sterling's death, the city descended into unrest, with mass demonstrations and over 100 arrests.
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She turned back to the trail and descended in the half-light while the dove called behind her.
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Thousands of people descended on Sydney's Coogee Beach, in Australia, on Christmas Day for a massive DIY party.
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The dollar had recovered to 117.06 yen, having descended to 115.97 yen overnight, its lowest since January 2015.
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In the United States, the culture wars have often descended into harassment, vilification, and targeting of particular artists.
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The biggest names from Hollywood and Washington, D.C. descended on Simi Valley Friday morning for Nancy Reagan's funeral.
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Germany has descended from being the undisputed leader of Europe to being its basket case, writes John Lloyd.
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A slew of celebs descended on Madeo restaurant in Beverly Hills Saturday night for a pre-Oscar party.
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They descended through the dugout into the Dodgers clubhouse, where they could devise a new means of escape.
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Players that descended into Loot Lake's vault found themselves inside an enormous, largely empty room ringed by pillars.
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The bird fell to the ground unable to fly, and the crab descended, and broke the other wing.
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In 2016, while he was on probation, cops descended on his home after the rapper threatened people online.
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Friends said stay safe to delegates, members of the media and other visitors who descended on the city.
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Yemen descended into war after pro-democracy unrest forced late former president Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down.
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Video from witnesses showed the plane making a turn at low altitude as it descended toward the water.
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Earlier this month, those cities' mayors descended on Washington, DC, to give TED-style talks about their proposals.
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They descended from a small group of finches that arrived sometime between 7.2 and 5.8 million years ago.
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Throughout the tournament, celebrities descended on the grounds of the All England Club to take in the action.
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He is descended from a line of dictators and has built a nuclear bomb to protect his interests.
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Flight tracking website Flightradar24 estimated the plane descended from 31,684 feet to 10,000 feet in about five minutes.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters descended upon Washington, D.C., on Saturday for the historic Women's March on Washington.
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Only as they descended on New York did Previn inform him that he was, in fact, Paul McCartney.
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If you descended from immigrants, I'm betting your ancestors didn't come to this country for the fine cuisine.
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Tens of thousands of people have descended on Manchester for Saturday's meeting of Manchester United and Manchester City.
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London, United Kingdom (CNN)Tens of thousands of protesters descended on London to protest President Donald Trump's visit.
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It was as if a great white blanket of snow had descended, softly muffling everything in its path.
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Insys sustained another blow when federal agents descended on Ruan and Couch's clinic in Mobile in May 2015.
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When police and Sandinista Youth descended, the students retreated inside, leaving only after clergy negotiated their safe passage.
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From there, officers descended through tight corridors and found another hidden door disguised as a set of shelves.
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One caveat: The poll was taken a few days after white supremacists descended upon and terrorized Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Fashion reporters descended in a pack and the nimblest slapped her with a digital two-minute interview contract.
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When I accidentally ate something that had gone rotten, I descended into total and utter panic for days.
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" After joining the WACS, Poor wrote that she "descended on the Pentagon" weekly, "determined to be assigned overseas.
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Zlatan has descended upon Manchester United with all of the fury and glory that is befitting of Zlatan.
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On Monday, the protests intensified when thousands of far-right demonstrators descended on the city center en masse.
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The two companies descended into a long-running war of words about the quality of each other's management.
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Katexa had descended deeper, deeper than anyone from her clan ever had before, and this was her reward.
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The International Space Station (ISS), the crown jewel of science partnerships, is directly descended from this symbolic gesture.
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The Twins descended from the Washington Senators, who played in the World Series in 1924, 19933 and 1933.
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Flightradar's tracking data showed that the plane descended around 10,000 feet from cruising altitude to create the image.
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Since the Supreme Court ruled abortion legal in 1973, marchers have descended upon Washington to protest the decision.
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It was also "a debt," said Ms. Barton, who believed the pyramid horses partly descended from Australian Walers.
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But in the second set, the match descended into chaos, all instigated by the slightest of hand gestures.
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Yemen, Libya and Syria descended into civil wars with the Arab Spring, and those wars continue to blaze.
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His brother survived World War II, but they lost touch when the Iron Curtain descended on Eastern Europe.
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With the Beatles being broadcast on TV and the radio, the spirit of revolt had descended on Amsterdam.
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HOUSTON — For a brief moment, a quiet descended here on Friday afternoon, as Texans prepared for an onslaught.
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At one armed checkpoint, children descended upon our car, each offering a stalk of bananas or handmade crafts.
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He was descended on both sides from pre-Revolution Scottish settlers, and both his grandfathers were Confederate soldiers.
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A snow, rain and sleet storm had descended, and Bella was wet, freezing and alone on the trail.
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Harkness is descended from a witch — or at least a woman hanged in Salem for allegedly practicing witchcraft.
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That appearance descended into a shouting match with the famous host over who was the worse government lackey.
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Across the world, disinfection teams have descended upon kindergartens, state capital buildings, markets, mosques, airports, and public roads.
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"When we first stood at the edge of the water, an awful kind of quiet descended," she continued.
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Gayle told BuzzFeed News he didn't know why he was being arrested when the police descended on him.
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An eerie silence descended on the car as we started home, a cold rain streaking down the windows.
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Unilever struck its acquisition despite the geopolitical frost that has descended onto the relationship between Beijing and Seoul.
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But late into the night, dozens of heavily armed men descended on the roadblock, shooting everyone in sight.
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Investigators descended upon Qualcomm's offices in Beijing and Shanghai, questioning the staff and hauling away laptops and documents.
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All humans who have ancestry outside of Africa today descended from a later migration, about 70,000 years ago.
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Dogecoin is an example of an altcoin, which are peer-to-peer digital tokens that descended from bitcoin.
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The dollar had recovered to 116.88 yen, having descended to 115.97 yen overnight, its lowest since January 2015.
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One passenger said that the cabin descended into "chaos" as the plane made its terrifying plunge toward Earth.
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Body camera footage shows two police officers pulling the brothers aside as they descended a set of stairs.
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For seven months in 1961, hundreds of black and white volunteers descended on Southern bus and train stations.
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The health law debate continues on Capitol Hill, where the discourse over the "skinny repeal" descended into disarray.
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Everyone crammed into the bar descended on her, nudging past each other for a chance to greet her.
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After the tax law passed in 2017 their lobbyists descended on the US Treasury like a biblical plague.
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But at least it was quiet in one place as night descended on Christmas Eve a century ago.
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Preliminary information suggests the helicopter descended rapidly before it crashed in Calabasas, California, NTSB member Jennifer Homendy said.
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With ISIS gone, looters have now descended on the broken remains, gleaning the scorched earth for valuable fragments.
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As the assailants and the police exchanged gunfire at the JC Kosher Supermarket, officers descended on the van.
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His idea was to capture the morning after, when stardom had descended whether she wanted it or not.
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A terrible silence had descended, and Hugo stared into the distance with his secret pain and lobotomized expression.
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The forum descended into chaos, according to people who attended it and the Lo-Down, a local blog.
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The 2016 presidential campaign circus descended on Nevada as candidates courted voters — and you bet things got weird.
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Scores of police officers with guns and bullet-proof vests had earlier descended on the largely residential area.
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But now, she said with a laugh, her parents have descended from the glacier, via a police helicopter.
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Some of the world's top biathletes descended this weekend on Utah for the first time in 17 years.
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This past weekend, hundreds of thousands of people descended on Washington, DC, for the inauguration of Donald Trump.
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But Lewis descended into depression, and the relationship fractured under the weight of his physical and emotional pain.
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Then darkness descended in the arena again, he started to play "Controversy" and I briefly left my body.
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The world's most beautiful people have descended on the Coachella Valley for a groundbreaking assembly on climate change.
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At the end of the ceremony, Akihito descended from the dais and took Michiko's hand as she stepped down.
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They seemed to welcome the occasional shady clouds in the humid, 95 degree heat as partiality descended upon them.
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The two protests decided to join forces and thousands descended on the site, overwhelming police and occupying the roads.
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Present-day people are descended from ancient people, and our genes are affected by that history in profound ways.
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Even with the jerks that were saying ignorant stuff, the entire community, men and women, just descended upon them.
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Somalia One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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Murdoch's winery, Moraga Vineyards, was evacuated on Wednesday morning as the fire descended on the grounds, a spokeswoman said.
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On September 30, Rosetta descended to the surface of Comet 67P/C-G, taking these images along the way.
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He was seen on top of it as Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Daenerys' army descended on King's Landing.
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The shots were taken during the last hours of the probe's life, as it descended towards an ancient pit.
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Descended from a long line of educators and pioneers, her grandmother opened the first Black school in the city.
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Well, it's that time of year again: Burning Man has descended upon Black Rock Desert and our Instagram feeds.
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If you need proof of the technological apocalypse that's descended upon us, look no further than the modern kitchen.
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But as Syria descended into civil war, Idlib was overcome by the worst the brutal conflict had to offer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — He suffered, was crucified, died, and was buried; he descended to hell.
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More than 1,000 people descended on Charlottesville to counterprotest the July 8 rally, which drew about 50 KKK members.
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The truce looked broken as fighting continued after midnight, but as dawn broke calm descended over the besieged city.
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In the silent, "music-off" environment, the ravenous mosquitoes descended upon the hamster after an average of 30 seconds.
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Syria's membership of the Arab League has been suspended it descended into violence in 2011 after Arab Spring protests.
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NO BALLOONS OR confetti descended on Jair Bolsonaro as he claimed victory in Brazil's presidential election on October 28th.
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A team of law enforcement officers descended on the area and noticed a pathway into the woods, police said.
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Today, the country has a large Afro-Uruguayan community — about 10 percent of the population is descended from slaves.
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Hundreds of drivers descended on Uber's headquarters in Queens on Monday to demand that the old rates be restored.
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The best-dressed and trend-setters descended on London at the weekend for the start of London Fashion Week.
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In Catholic eyes, after Mary Tudor's death, there were no more rightful heirs that descended from King Henry VIII.
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Charlotte protests A second night of protests over the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott descended into madness.
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But hundreds, if not thousands of people, had descended onto the beach for the traditional last weekend of summer.
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Just five weeks earlier and 280 miles away by road, a broader deluge had descended on southeastern West Virginia.
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The BBC reports that a swarm of bees in Haverfordwest, Wales descended upon an innocent Mitsubishi Outlander on Sunday.
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Yesterday, anti-Trump activists descended on Google's headquarters in Mountain View to protest its involvement with the Republican party.
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Modern Lesbos was shaped by an earlier refugee crisis, and many of its residents are descended from asylum seekers.
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He didn't take an interest in the art until his country descended into war-torn chaos in the 90s.
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