If you're descending, then pull the control column back, toward you, until you're not descending anymore.
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The sale's top lot, Frank Stella's "Scramble: Descending Green Values/Descending Spectrum" (1977), sold for $2,655,000.
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The pink represents a syllable that comprises a descending tone, then a rising tone, a higher pitched down, and another descending tone.
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Underlying all of this is a descending bassline—starting on the note A (under "I got smarter"), and then descending the scale step by step, corresponding with each line of lyrics.
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" Burrows adds: "We're descending fast into a Hobbesian world.
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Artist's impression of MASCOT descending towards the surface of Ryugu.
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Once I figure out descending in the ocean, I relax.
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I try to take a nap as we're already descending.
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"Nude Descending a Staircase" meets Goldilocks and the three bears.
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It's hard to talk about Cuphead without descending into hyperbole.
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But this is really about Trump's politics descending on Oregon.
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Read in descending order, the letters spell out REAR ENDED.
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Whereas cold objects, such as a popsicle, produce descending vapors.
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Or maybe the reddish, speckled haze descending over your vision?
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Visitors, once a rarity, are descending on the city, too.
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And nobody took the footage of Neil descending the ladder.
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As a result, a giant established industry is descending into crisis.
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You have to also realize that these craft were descending, in .
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Three spare, descending chords and some mournful flourishes over the top.
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Also descending upon the host city: a fuck-ton of condoms.
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Like, for me, the months are on a ladder descending downwards.
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It's all lush strings, grandiose descending guitars, and impassioned soul vocals.
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States are listed in descending order of square footage of home.
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Trump descending Air Force One in 2017 with that of Mrs.
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"My way of descending stairs," the caption read, with: #hatestairs #exercise.
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Some 500,000 foreign visitors are descending on the iconic beach city.
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The other two, in black and white, showed the lander descending.
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Not all afrotherians exhibit testicondy — aardvarks, for instance, have descending testicles.
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Davis has seen this mist descending on those close to him.
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Designers start descending on the Big Apple to showcase their wares.
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He was writing it as the world was descending into chaos.
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How to write about such an event without descending into despair?
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Descending on loved ones while their pain was fresh felt intrusive.
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The fog was descending again, but they wanted to hunt seal.
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The ultra-wealthy are descending upon Miami for Super Bowl LIV.
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Finally, a series of descending plateaus leads to the Truckee depot.
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It is thought that Matthews fell while descending during a storm.
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So, for example, when we enter the space, the first large-scale image, "Nude Descending a Staircase" (named for Duchamp's painting), depicts the artist descending the staircase of a spaceship and about to walk on water.
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I set up my sleeping arrangements as the sun was slowly descending.
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Here are a handful of exemplary ones, in descending order of plausibility.
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Strydom died of high-altitude cerebral edema descending Camp 4 on Saturday.
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We know what they are descending to: the dissolution of their relationship.
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The bottom line: In descending order, former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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Tempers have flared with debate descending into a melee earlier this month.
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The car crested the hills and was slowly descending to the shore.
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He leans in on the table, his face tightening, a frown descending.
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"Randy Wolfe did not create the descending chromatic scale," Anderson told jurors.
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The Hill: Scores of Kavanaugh protesters arrested after descending on Senate building.
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And hitting either target will require descending beneath 0 carbon emissions, i.e.
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Descending, one of the thugs noticed me and with another gave chase.
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But witnesses said it was flying too fast and descending too quickly.
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Descending from Malindidzimu, we continued our quest for the elusive black eagle.
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Though the vessel was descending fast, Vescovo could feel barely any movement.
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Descending is particularly difficult; practice sliding down in a slow, controlled way.
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A delicate-looking matron began descending the stairs toward her private box.
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Descending downstairs, I quickly realized just how much American Costcos are missing.
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Eight seconds later, the aircraft began descending and the left turn continued.
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Instead, on descending, she swooped forward unexpectedly, right over the audience's heads.
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I lost my faith during this time, descending into a cold atheism.
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But by the time you see it, it's starting to be descending, right?
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If you succeed, you keep going, descending deeper, and the adventure really begins.
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We ranked the companies in descending order by the amount of total funding.
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These ingredients have to be listed in descending order of weight, Young explains.
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As the pilot is descending, with just a couple stairs left, time expires.
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Simple ascending and descending scales have rarely been imbued with such sweet pathos.
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Chris Harrison really has me believing that a shark is descending into Paradise.
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She comes with clouds descending, and Georgie runs home to spread the news.
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The cameras flocked to the floor, descending on us like black hooded birds.
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The climb up the bridge is complete and we are descending into Manhattan.
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Wells hopes to have the singers capture some of Bone's drawling, descending pitches.
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We were descending from camp one when a serac broke free above us.
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Many eclipse chasers will be journalists, descending with camera crews, notepads, and recorders.
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While she focused on hitting her marks, some descending flourishes strayed off pitch.
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He collapsed again while descending near Hillary Step and could not be revived.
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Another climber died on Thursday while descending the Tibetan side of the mountain.
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The cavalier expansively offers his hand in a descending arc through the air.
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By its very form, descending into the ground, it is memorial, not monumental.
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Faster than safely descending in a submarine to the Titanic (~2.5 hours) 21.
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But authority has a way of descending to certitude, and certitude begets hubris.
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As a module is descending, it's constantly checking the volume of the space.
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Descending to the bottom of the Gates requires a special heat-resistant suit.
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Our 113 best songs of the 2010s are ranked below, in descending order.
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The ink features praying hands with a long rosary descending down her leg.
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It was one more step down a ladder he barely noticed he was descending.
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Upedgui said the rapidly descending jet passed to the side of his own aircraft.
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In the eye of hurricanes, descending air clears the sky of clouds and precipitation.
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He then called for the hundreds of guests to begin descending to the train.
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None of this, however, will stop Buffett's fans from descending on Omaha this weekend.
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The scripts that get the most votes then make the list, in descending order.
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His recommendations are listed below in descending order of his confidence in them.1.
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They kind of gently hack their way down, like kids descending a steep bank.
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The uterine prolapse is painful; an aching sensation, like a ball of descending pressure.
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Exhausted by war and still lacking functioning institutions, Ukraine risks descending into feudal violence.
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With thousands of athletes now descending on Rio for the Olympics, which start Aug.
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He was wandering the empty castle, searching for his father, descending into the crypts.
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Near these bizarre furniture sculptures is a row of cacti, arranged by descending height.
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We drifting for a few quiet moments above the tundra, descending with the snow.
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It began descending a minute later before disappearing from radar at 4:16 p.m.
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Suddenly, out of the empty sky comes the thin needle of the descending rocket.
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The country has been descending toward the simplistic and uncreative for quite some time.
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Can't really blame her, especially because she was descending while rocking thigh-high boots!
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World leaders are descending on New York next week for the UN General Assembly.
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In the cockpit, the pilots worked to level out the plane and began descending.
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French doors open to a small balcony with stairs descending to a granite patio.
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The sun glares behind them, descending into a sky painted red, orange, and black.
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The stage finishes uphill, making another public airing of Froome's descending technique highly unlikely.
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They are, in descending order, Vermont, Minnesota, Massachusetts, the District of Columbia and Connecticut.
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Now, a country renowned for its political and legal stability is descending into chaos.
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Like Evil Knievel descending a large ramp on a motorbike, gravity has taken over.
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The sale's top lot, Maurits Cornelis Escher's "Ascending and Descending" (1960), sold for $40,0703.
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Three months later, Hargreaves, 33, died descending from the summit of K2 in Pakistan.
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A young man looks upward, face undefended, into the descending sole of a boot.
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She died three months later, while descending from the summit of K21945 in Pakistan.
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This simple three-16th-note descending loop felt like it might be its partner.
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No fleet of supporters descending on cable news to recite The Official Talking Points.
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The subgroups are ordered in descending percentages of women attaining post-high school education.
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He judged it to be moving fast, travelling on a forward and descending trajectory.
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Fashion Week kicked off on Thursday with the industry descending on New York City.
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Trump is just one of many big egos descending on the Swiss mountain resort.
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I saw my city in the Scales, the pans Of judgment rising and descending.
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New York City Police Department officers in riot gear descending on a rental van.
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Photographs showed a woman descending the steps, her face hidden by a pink blanket.
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Scrawny red maples ran uphill right into a descending phalanx of branchy black cherries.
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Scrawny red maples ran uphill right into a descending phalanx of branchy black cherries.
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The brothers paused to color before descending on a faux pond to overturn rocks.
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Theresa May's Brexit plan to register millions of EU citizens risks descending into 'chaos'
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However, don't expect to see Big Macs descending from the sky to your front door.
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But, a substantial loss would probably result in chaos descending upon British politics once again.
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This is the first sight of the city that Venezuelans see before descending to it.
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Descending a staircase, I fall when the handrail stops short of the last two steps.
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She then took her dramatic plunge: descending the length of the stadium to the stage.
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Let's find out in the only democratic fashion possible — by ranking them in descending order.
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This positive message might be a way of answering Trump without descending into the pigsty.
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The craft will orbit Jupiter 37 times, before descending into Jupiter's atmosphere in February 2018.
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The second time Sigrid sings this refrain, "fall" is a vocal slide, descending even further.
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The syndicate appears to be organised like a typical corporation, with descending levels of power.
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Both marks feature a square bisected by a diagonal line descending from left to right.
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They're descending on new locations, and, in some cases, becoming more frequent and more severe.
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All over the country, but particularly on the West Coast, e-scooter startups are descending.
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We see three semis, two on the descending road and one on the intersecting thoroughfare.
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The swarm descending on Iowa reflects the state's prominent place in the presidential primary field.
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When the car starts descending from the hills, the Fed lays off the gas pedal.
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Locals have begun rounding up suspected illegal immigrants, and the island is descending into chaos.
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Friday, they moved straight into an ambush, with firepower descending on them from three sides.
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Others are taking a cautious path, warning about the dangers of Labour descending into chaos.
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A relatively unmarked doorway led me to some descending stairs to the literally underground bar.
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But I woke up with the intro music—the descending creepy strings—in my head.
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"We are slowly descending into chaos," a trauma physician at Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital said.
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Glasnost may be stirring in Russia, but an Iron Curtain is descending in their home.
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Dams take advantage of water descending for some distance and decreases in gravitational potential energy.
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But his eye tells us all we need to know about the darkness that's descending.
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Latin American ministers are descending on Quito, Ecuador's capital, today to discuss Venezuela's migration crisis.
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Then he shaped the melody that unfolds in sighing, descending phrases with elegance and refinement.
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The aircraft began descending rapidly towards ground, and took ten minutes to make its descent.
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Latin American ministers are descending on Quito, Ecuador's capital, today, to discuss Venezuela's migration crisis.
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In descending order, New York, California and Minnesota ranked as having the lowest in 2016.
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What's more, Couzin pointed out that locust swarms usually aren't descending upon the rich world.
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That action witnessed hundreds of marchers descending into the subways to enact mass fare evasions.
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The tech world is descending on Las Vegas this week for the Consumer Electronics Show.
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While many visitors are descending on today's inauguration to celebrate, others are planning to protest.
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It rose at a stable rate to some 330 feet in the air before descending.
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After descending, they were shocked to discover the source of the odor: a decaying corpse.
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Descending the escalator, you confront — in explosive fashion — a wall of MoMA's own home movies.
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"Eight seconds later, the aircraft began descending and the left turn continued," the report said.
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It was a sound both knew well: the descending shriek of an incoming mortar round.
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Insider laid out this year&aposs top 10 trending actors on Google in descending order.
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Insider laid out this year&aposs top 10 trending songs on Google in descending order.
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Amid the chic horde descending on New York for Fashion Week, Adele Meyer stands out.
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He later insisted that he had resigned because the government was descending into narco-corruption.
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Ms. Dorrance's first vision — of Mr. Young descending the ramp on Rollerblades — was nixed early.
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Below, Insider rounded up the 15 best albums of the decade, ranked in descending order.
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" But then the somersault: "miraculous as a breast / descending upon us / from a floral sky.
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The world is casting me outside, it's burying me, Elwin thought, descending the steps outside.
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Latin American ministers are descending today on Quito, Ecuador's capital, to discuss Venezuela's migration crisis.
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Outraged supporters of the healthcare organization are descending on Republican town halls Outraged supporters of the healthcare organization are descending on Republican town halls The young woman was on the verge of tears as she stood up at a town hall in Tennessee on Tuesday.
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Just five minutes after its departure, it was tracked descending 3,300 feet per minute, Flightradar24 said.
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Weights are needed to "sink" you when you're descending; however, too much weight isn't good either.
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As we're descending, we're gifted with the sight of a spotted eagle ray digging for clams!
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It doesn't account for a kaleidoscope of colors descending across your face like transcendental acid flash.
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Here, the political divisions among the groups descending on Mosul provide opportunities for ISIS to exploit.
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But let's be real: Descending into the feral hog population with a ballon and a few .
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Others still were seen descending rickety ladders down dark shafts to forage for higher quality silicate.
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"Eli is in the process of descending down and has last communicated from 6,671m," Gordon said.
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Evidence to date suggests it flows seasonally, descending steep slopes in transient trickles every Martian summer.
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As you read this, thousands of people are descending on San Diego for Comic-Con International.
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In descending order of threat, Democrats are confronting that possibility in the seat held by Rep.
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In one sketch, we see, close up, Jesus' descending body supported by a single male figure.
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It was only after descending the stairs, Liang said, that he realized someone had been hit.
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"Giovanna, we're descending," he called out to his associate, before entering the studio in his basement.
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The angles of both elbows answer each other; the arms and shoulder describe a descending zigzag.
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The Compromise kept the nation from descending prematurely into what would be a horrific civil war.
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As opposed to descending into hyperbole or snark and then standing there ejecting bile at everybody.
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Then the Pentagon said that the jet was descending toward the ship in a threatening manner.
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In Landing Lights Park, photographer David Rothenberg captures a quiet Queens neighborhood disrupted by descending airplanes.
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The nimble lyrics of the Palestinian-American poet Naomi Shihab Nye can feel like manna descending.
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At one point, Kronos turns the descending scales of the lullaby into a lovely, soft elegy.
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The next two days involved dozens of miles of climbing and descending sand dunes and mountains.
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They laugh, descending into riotous drunkenness and finding connection that both they and Eggers skitter around.
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Radar data indicated the helicopter climbed 2,300 feet and began a left descending turn, she said.
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Descending to Uruk with the goddess, the formidable beast does serious harm even as it lands.
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Radar data indicated the helicopter climbed 2,203 feet and began a left descending turn, Homendy said.
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Rat complaints in 2017 by cities sorted in descending order according to complaints per 100,000 residents.
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I wouldn't admit that we shared the identical fate, wherever we ranked along its descending scale.
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I remember the wet October chill; eagles descending over corridors of evergreens; a seemingly endless highway.
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In Hong Kong, descending isn't as much fun, but it's at least easier on the legs.
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But, even if she doesn't have a prince to help her, the rules of descending are simple.
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The footage shows the aircraft descending toward the water with its nose down and its rotors moving.
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Especially pleasing is the effect of the platform slowly descending rather than the 3D printer building up.
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Initially, stepping into its garage-door entrance and cave-like entry can feel like descending into hell.
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Descending through schools of fish, a pair of dolphins splashing overhead, the massive net came into view.
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The time has come — tennis' greatest athletes are descending on New York for the 2019 U.S. Open.
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The failure occurred in December 1999, when the Mars Polar Lander spacecraft, descending to the surface, vanished.
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The resulting space is something between a mall, an inverted high-rise, and an infinitely descending prison.
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The background – which we read as sky – consists of brilliant hues of pale blue descending into yellow.
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Supporters of the Iran nuclear deal say it has prevented the conflict from descending into open warfare.
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But what if you're descending down a ladder on the side of said 920-foot tall structure?
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Luckily, no one was injured by the descending drone, just scrambling to escape its makeshift landing pad.
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Next were descending prices for whites, African-Americans and Hispanics, with Native Americans getting cookies for free.
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The descending storage and moveable walls are mesmerizing, as are the collapsable plumbing fixtures in the kitchen.
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She suspects it bit her while she paused on the stoop or maybe while descending the steps.
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Porte plowed off the road when descending at high speed with 35km of the 237.5km race remaining.
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According to CNN, investigators suspect that someone carrying the cake may have tripped while descending the stairs.
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The descending line in "Taurus" never sounds like it can't quite decide on G or A-minor.
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As a result, heavier vehicles descending to the Martian surface have a much harder time landing intact.
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Pairs of instruments play spectral ascending and descending scales, with the second part sounding as an echo.
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The Air Canada airliner can be seen descending as it travels along the top of the frame.
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"This is the most important tool" for safe descending, he said, and for safe bike riding, period.
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"Essentially, everyone from the world will be descending upon New York to talk about cryptocurrency, " he said.
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But you still shouldn't miss out on descending through the center of the store on the stairs.
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Now, just shy of 30 years later, a group of American artists is again descending on Greece.
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Unfortunately, decades later, Henrietta, her daughter and granddaughter are each descending into a weeklong sexual shame spiral.
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Today, lines of shoppers descending into chaos to get their hands on the latest designs is commonplace.
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Descending from above, meanwhile, is a mirror image of the same scene, adding to the surreal effect.
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"We bottle when the moon is descending," Ms. Variara told me as we walked into her cellar.
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The expected matches, the ones unaffected by the veil of pestilence descending on WWE, were weighty affairs.
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Live television broadcasts showed dozens of police officers and several police cars descending on the Forest neighborhood.
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Though employing the same foggy, descending guitar, Clark's mature eloquence contradicts Nico's childlike version of the song.
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His comments came after footage went viral recently showing thousands of beachgoers descending on Clearwater Beach, Fla.
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"This season is all about my comeback kids," RuPaul said, descending into the workroom with hands clasped.
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After descending 2000,21906 feet in altitude, the tractor hands off the mail to a regular postal van.
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In her poem "Diving Into the Wreck," Adrienne Rich describes a narrator descending to reclaim lost stories.
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But my diet history, unlike her descending line, looks like the stock market during a volatile period.
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" Ms. Cohen made her Broadway debut in 1989 in Peter Hall's production of Tennessee Williams's "Orpheus Descending.
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Descending from the air, Gaga mimicked the entrance to her Super Bowl halftime performance three years ago.
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Anyway, they represent the hordes of aliens descending on US borders that might merit a military response.
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The real question is how to stop societies from descending into civil war in the first place.
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Yet cards habitually show woods, cottages and robins sunk deep in it, with more star-flakes descending.
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The valley is about the length of two football fields and it's full of descending shallow troughs.
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Descending into a New York City subway station is basically like entering the seventh circle of hell.
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Frustration about Kavanaugh's pending confirmation erupted Thursday, with female activists descending on Washington to protests the nominee.
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Slowly descending more than 300 steps, visitors gazed at the mint-colored walls and the thick sealed doors.
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There's a feeling among many folks in the technology industry that there is a stultifying political correctness descending.
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"It is impossible to measure the calming influence that ascending firefighters had on descending civilians," the report said.
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He has crushed just about every norm since descending his golden escalator to launch his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Descending into darkness Bramblitt thought that if he could control the seizures, his vision would return to normal.
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The Griffith observatory additionally confirmed that the this blazing ball was likely a piece of descending space junk.
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Inside, I discovered a polished wooden fireplace—a fireplace that contained a white oak slide, descending into darkness.
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Local media in Texas on Friday posted the short video released by authorities which showed the plane descending.
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Governors are descending on Washington this weekend as Republicans wrestle with the future of ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid.
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To keep your own family members and friends from descending into chaos, spite and recrimination: Make a will.
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The hole is clearly miles deep, and this group of explorers on hand can't resist descending into it.
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The feathers descending in Schade's "Obedience Scale" evoke the fate of Icarus who flew too close the sun.
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It was only after descending the stairs, Liang said, that he realized the errant bullet had hit Gurley.
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In our ranking of education quality, Virginia, Massachusetts, Florida, New Jersey, and Texas rate highest, in descending order.
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It was the first practice of the season for the girls' Little League team, and dusk was descending.
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It must be possible to acknowledge, without descending into relativism, that power doesn't corrupt only the most powerful.
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Washington (CNN)A new crop of House members are descending on Washington ahead of Thursday's swearing-in ceremony.
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Though the famous photograph has been revealed as hoax, it hasn't stopped monster hunters from descending on Scotland.
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Hundreds of startups are descending on this space, looking to offer scaleable solutions for the continent's financial needs.
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What does a network of tunnels, descending up to 30 layers deep, do to a city's structural integrity?
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That didn't stop all the visitors from descending, though, including this couple who were having a wedding photoshoot.
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SpaceX has gotten really good at showing video from its rockets, even the boosters descending back to Earth.
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The hole and the additional damage caused by Tuesday's investigation will pose no danger to the descending astronauts.
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It's as though Mr. Trump continues to see himself descending that escalator in 2015 to bash Mexican immigrants.
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They marched in front of the Justice Department before descending on the National Mall to denounce institutionalized racism.
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This mass of solid black descending upon the park in Berkeley, hunting for fascists, was an intimidating aesthetic.
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More worrisome, she said, it was low and descending, barely clearing the wooden telephone poles on her street.
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Andy cries a lot, and that warning look is descending slowly over his face, a curtain of despair.
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Debate moderators often found it difficult to keep the conversation from descending into extended cross-talk and shouting.
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"Radar data indicates the helicopter climbed to 2,300 feet and then began a left descending turn," she added.
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Radar data indicates the helicopter climbed to 2000,224 feet (20183 meters) and then began a left descending turn.
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The ad We open on a young mother descending the stairs of her home, led by her daughter.
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Redler pointed out that the energy ETF, XLE, chart shows a recent break above the descending trend line.
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People striding on seemingly firm ground would disappear suddenly into the soft earth, as if descending a stairway.
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As the plane hovers over the city at night, the music shrieks as if it's descending into hell.
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Defense experts argued the songs only share a descending chord sequence that's common -- and clearly, the jury agreed.
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On our planet, subduction is primarily driven by differences in temperature between a descending slab and the surrounding mantle.
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Pictures of the crime scene provided by the prosecutors' office showed authorities wearing headlamps descending into a dark tunnel.
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Anyone who has worked a monotonous job knows this feeling, descending into your head while still doing your work.
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Viewing the works conjures a feeling of being inside the cockpit of a small aircraft, descending for a landing.
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Eventually, enormous alien pillars rise up from the ground as if to embrace their brethren descending from the sky.
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The teaser shows frost descending over Westeros, symbolizing the slow march of the White Walkers south beyond the Wall.
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Before that, during the overture, a screen showed a film of a wintry forest, snow descending among the trees.
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After 7:30AM ET, the capsule will ignite its engine and take itself out of orbit, descending to Earth.
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The thought process seems solid – an estimated million people descending on the already housing-strained San Francisco Bay area.
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Hundreds of startups are descending on Africa's fintech space, looking to offer scalable solutions for the continent's financial needs.
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The 255 QLED lineup includes the Q26, Q282, Q653, and Q265 (in descending order of price and image quality).
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At 8:52AM, the full-scale vehicle reached a modest height of five meters (16 feet) before descending safely.
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In overbooked Denver, where 70,3.53 people will be descending for the Democratic National Convention, hotels are already sold out.
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The Destiny universe is descending back into the Halloween spirit with the return of the Festival of the Lost.
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And pedestrians, cyclists, one-wheelers, and scooter-ers spill into the streets like the fog descending from the hills.
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They strike when the mother's out, descending the cliffs on climbing ropes to snatch the unborn from their beds.
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In one 1946 photo, for instance, Bresson captures Giacometti and his wife descending a staircase to his Parisian studio.
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The driver has the option of buying the car after 12 months, with a descending purchase price over time.
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They were, in descending order: C. Steinweg, Access World, P. Global Services, ISTIM, Engelhart, Henry Bath and, still, Metro.
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Porpoising, or repeatedly ascending above and then descending below your target altitude, is a common problem for new pilots.
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Rescuers will begin descending the capsule as soon as drilling work is completed and safety conditions are thoroughly checked.
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So this fashion show to me was these women of color descending into the church, almost remaking those scenes.
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A two-note descending motif echoed between voice and instruments; a slowly ascending scale created an unusually textured soundscape.
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Laws to stop immigration today can be the first step in a succession of policies descending into genocide tomorrow.
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A full-color billboard depicted a barrage of missiles descending on a bombed-out shell of the U.S. Capitol.
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The word "avatar" originates in Hinduism, where it refers to a god descending to the earth in mortal form.
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This begs the question, will more unwanted specters of Grey Sloan past start descending upon the hospital as well?
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Recently, descending in the elevator with his golf clubs, he was informed by neighbors that it was raining outside.
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So Red Bull, one of her sponsors, asked several longtime bike racers to work with Ms. Jorgensen on descending.
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I.T. specialists, professionals and retirees are descending on the town, squeezing out the more chilled-out — and impecunious — population.
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The night before, I'd met him at a mall where, for exercise, he likes to ascend the descending escalators.
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Pelosi, however, argued during a press conference on Thursday that the situation was descending into a "meltdown" among Republicans.
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Rarely has bourgeois embellishment been managed with so much ironic ease without descending into the trap of postmodern kitsch.
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Looking at this Alexander from his left, you notice how his left arm, descending from shoulder level, is braced.
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He also gets points for being a longtime animal rights advocate without descending into Morrissey-style borderline racist misanthropy.
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NOAA scientists will be descending in manned submersibles to collect bathymetric data, using robots and advanced remote sensing technology.
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I remember descending into the sewer system of Manhattan, controlling Ray Stantz to check out the river of slime.
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I've ranked them in descending order, from the busiest, and therefore least damaging, NHL employees to the worst. 3.
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They blamed leaders for failing to stop hordes with guns, swastikas and Confederate flags from descending on the city.
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Sometimes, this requires descending into the bowels of the internet, asking Reddit users what they'd like to see changed.
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As a guest bedroom with its own bathroom, it would be reached from the descending staircase in the porch.
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When you boil it down, you'll notice four common themes, in descending order of prevalence: Start your own business.
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Washington was turned into a virtual fortress with an estimated 900,000 people — backers and protesters — descending on the capital.
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The cat was a tabby with fine black lines descending from its spine like the furrows of tree bark.
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Streaks of white clouds striped the sky above, some descending closer to Earth to ring distant mountains like halos.
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The sun was now descending over Shoreditch, and the din inside became increasingly jovial, but well shy of raucous.
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But looking back up the mountain, she realized the descending darkness was obscuring all but a handful of gates.
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And then, in a flash, Sherman caught up with the descending football and flicked it away with one hand.
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They blamed leaders for failing to stop hordes toting guns, swastikas and Confederate flags from descending on the city.
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Below, in descending order, are the places where, in the tumult of 2016, I found the greatest comfort. 1.
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The candidates are listed in descending order from those predicted as being most likely to win to the least.
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"He's basically doing diplomacy like an improv team," he quipped, descending into an impression that's a little too... real.
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She was not a perfect reporter, sometimes descending to tabloid levels of writing, but she was fearless and determined.
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A second bridge leads to a trail descending to a sandy beach, to which the home has deeded access.
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State governments and developers have been descending on these settlements recently, clearing them out to make way for development.
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Around 213,20203 people from 22020 countries are descending on Madrid this week to attend the COP22020 climate change conference.
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From within came the sound of the scissor gate creaking and then clicking into place, and the car descending.
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Always on our way to somewhere else, and to some other state, are we ascending, or descending, or both?
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If it were an event he would devour every detail, like an army of white ants descending upon a forest.
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Surprisingly, while the video makes it feel like you're descending for miles, this well is only about 110-feet deep.
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I was proud to cast my first ballot, but I also watched the news about Florida's recount descending into farce.
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Nietzsche feared that society was descending into nihilism, but appealed to the heroic übermensch in each person as its saviour.
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The driver has the option of buying the car after the 12 months, with a descending purchase price over time.
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Yet there's just enough atmosphere that descending vehicles still need some kind of heat shield to keep from burning up.
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If the same card is drawn, the tie is broken by suit in descending order: spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs.
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Shielding his watering eyes, Bo looked up and saw the silhouette of a whale-thing descending through the dark sky.
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Two died Wednesday after descending from the summit: Indian climber Anjali Kulkarni, 55, and American climber Donald Lynn Cash, 55.
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"The Bells" saw character Daenerys Targaryen descending into madness and destroying the Westerosi capital of Kings Landing with her dragon.
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They also articulate a kind of tenderness and intimacy that is difficult to achieve without descending into cliche or hyperbole.
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By descending on London, it hopes to push the government into action and make the public aware of agriculture's problems.
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How do we balance a need to speak out against racism without descending into Tea Party–style policing and shaming?
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Images taken by the probe showed the explosive device, about the size of a baseball, slowly descending to the surface.
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"We're single engine descending have a fire in number one," one of the pilots said, according to the NTSB report.
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The second time, the captain said "it's OK." The plane was descending relatively gently, at around 1,920 feet per minute.
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"We were in Scotland and it was a summer's day and there was just this crazy mist descending," she says.
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The top five supporters of fossil fuels (in descending order) were Japan, China, South Korea, the United States and Germany.
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Descending into the Cilizza-verse — acquiescing to the amorality of Politicon — if only for a brief moment, can feel good.
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Her final Broadway appearance was a supporting role in a revival of Tennessee Williams's "Orpheus Descending" (1989) starring Vanessa Redgrave.
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Without further ado, here are the stocks Hennessy sees big opportunities in, listed in descending price-to-sales order:1.
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The observation was posted beneath an image depicting a grinning Ms. Griscom descending a spiral stairway, though on her rump.
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His eyes frozen shut, gasping for air, he became so disoriented he couldn't tell if he was ascending or descending.
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I might have gone on forever, amassing a fortune two dollars at a time and descending into Ahab-grade derangement.
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Rescue personnel believe Colburn slipped and fell several hundred feet to his death while descending Aasgard Pass, the release said.
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Strand's motives are made clear when Nick discovers a new threat descending on the dam; Madison faces a horrifying revelation.
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The test taker has to arrange four rows of samples, 85 in all, into descending order based on their shade.
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It is hard to tell, but he is slowly descending from the peak he has occupied for almost a decade.
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Descending to the shore via a steep trail cut into the cliff, we approached a plywood shanty sheltered behind boulders.
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In "Off the Charts," Hulbert attempts to capture the complicated lives of child prodigies without descending into voyeurism or caricature.
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In descending order of table size, the tops are pale minty green, goldenrod yellow, semi-burnt orange and celestial blue.
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After descending Lion's Head, it was just a five-minute Uber ride over to the Table Mountain cable car station.
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Descending as low as 5,000 feet, the surveillance flight this month gave a bird's-eye view of the Chinese construction.
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The passports were taken between December 2012 and June 2013, just as Yemen's fragile political system began descending into chaos.
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But Alexander made the fatal mistake of descending to the street, and that is when the next bomb was thrown.
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From the town's main plaza, entering the restaurant's awe-inspiring 16th-century building felt like descending into a castle dungeon.
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Ms. Bensouda said that Libya was at risk of descending into chaos, which could lead to further human rights abuses.
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In a widely circulated video of the breakout, Guzman is seen in his cell descending a ladder into the tunnel.
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Its maker also claims that the handling has been improved for actions including take-off, climbing, cruising, descending, and landing.
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By 2005, there was the iPod, the iPod Mini, the iPad Nano, and the iPod Shuffle, in descending size order.
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Later in the landing process, it appeared that Vikram was descending too fast and then data from the spacecraft ended.
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It depicted Buddha and his bodhisattvas, or disciples, descending from heaven to earth at the death of an important person.
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They were staid intellectuals, and Saint Phalle seemed to them like a bright exotic bird descending on the sedate countryside.
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But even then it had a chance, descending to smack the crossbar and falling ... on the wrong side of it.
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In revolutionary America, there was the ever-present fear of mobs descending on a publisher over coverage they didn't like.
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But soon, they found themselves in a country rapidly descending into violence following the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003.
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Ben & Jerry learned that almost half (41%) of their carbon footprint came from the descending colons of its dairy cows.
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So the (very large) number varies depending on the kind of mosquitoes descending upon you in one dense, bitey cloud.
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"Unconditional Love" and "Judas" foreground sweet, ascending/descending choruses while cutting them with warm, scratchy guitar distortion and fidgety drums.
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He steered toward solutions, renewable sources of strength he felt could save us from descending on history's path of failed republics.
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The highly energetic show began with Gaga descending from the rafters to a standing ovation as "Just Dance" began to play.
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That moving average is no longer pointed upward and is descending, in another negative sign for analysts who follow the charts.
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At that time, Somalia was rapidly descending into a bloody civil war with several rebel factions fighting against the Somali government.
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And in another, from 226 octobre 1958, pale reds are visible underneath the heavy slanting black lines descending from the top.
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When MTV aired the antics of a group of twenty-somethings descending upon the Jersey Shore in 2009, viewers were hooked.
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It's an entirely different way to observe motion, like [Marcel Duchamp's] Nude Descending a Staircase but for the plight of humankind.
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They showed children descending an 800-metre (2,600-foot) rock face on rickety ladders made of vines, wood and rusty metal.
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In the video, the plane can be seen descending at a sharp angle before nosediving into the ground behind a hill.
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Picture the nightmare fog descending over his kingdom, as it does in every Souls game, and the undead curse setting in.
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A government official at the base camp, Gyanendra Shrestha, says Kami Rita reached the summit on Wednesday and is safely descending.
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We follow Camille as she tries to uncover the story, descending into the personal hell of Wind Gap's suffocating social circles.
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With a 7.5-foot wingspan, I wouldn't want this thing descending on me from the skies, but it seems friendly enough.
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When Hurricane Isaac was descending on Louisiana in 2012, Elyria Kemp was there to study how people felt about the disaster.
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Descending into the cavelike quiet and viewing the exquisite metal gears in that quasi-monastic setting is almost a holy experience.
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Line is expanded geometrically into narrow planes that cascade noisily through four drawings summoning Marcel Duchamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase" paintings.
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America has seen enough of a handful of people growing rich at the cost of our nation descending into economic crisis.
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We paused, momentarily frozen in bad memories of high school boyfriends, before descending the lower half of a split-level staircase.
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The closest Trader Joe's to me is underground, which feels appropriate, because, when I go, I am literally descending into hell.
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Shortly after descending into camp, our van gets stuck and we tumble out into chilled air smelling of sage and smoke.
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After descending the gallery ramps, how many of us will look again at the framed family photos that open the exhibition?
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This is some Star Wars level stuff, Anakin Skywalker descending into Darth Vader then finding last minute redemption by saving Luke.
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Black box readings show it descending at more than 10,000ft per minute, giving them only seconds to avoid hitting the sea.
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But the anticipated storm of Washington Capitals fans descending on the nation's capital isn't enough to shut down the federal government.
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After learning of the extreme conditions ahead of the race, the organizers neutralized the stage as Bernal was descending the Iseran.
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The people descending the club's narrow steps had come to hear a twenty-seven-year-old singer named Cécile McLorin Salvant.
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Bitter cold was descending into the Plains and Midwest, causing temperatures to run 15 to 20 degrees below normal, Norman said.
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"From the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean, Tehran to Tartus, an Iranian curtain is descending across the Middle East," Netanyahu said.
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When she extends her hand for assistance descending the stairs, though, it's not Frank who reaches back, but our main man.
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" So, Alshatti sought to create a succession of visuals that would produce an effect of "descending gracefully through an inward void.
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The decision deprived the president of the grand display of descending the stairs from the main doorway to a red carpet.
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It's the kind of place that you expect would be overrun by gringo hipsters, but we found locals descending in droves.
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As a stern theme is played in the left hand, the right hand has descending and ascending cascades of tangled passagework.
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The group of nine clambered over dozens of brightly painted mausoleums while descending to a purple tomb topped with three crosses.
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The fast descending tropical sun threw broad shadows across the walls, but unlike past moments, I did not assume the worst.
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"We need to make sure people aren't spooked by a buzzing thing in the sky descending on them," Mr. Yett said.
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La Calera, which has about 27,500 residents, is separated from metropolitan Bogotá by a stretch of mountains descending into the city.
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"After descending a long winding staircase, I came upon what I imagined a slave ship would have looked like," he recalled.
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But that still would have involved 10,000 athletes from around the world descending on Tokyo and living in the Olympic Village.
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In 2016, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana ranked in descending order as having the highest probability of death in that age group.
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After the capital, the most expensive states (in descending order) are Massachusetts ($17,133), Minnesota ($14,366), New York ($14,144) and Maryland ($13,932).
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It said the helicopter was traveling at about 184 miles per hour and descending at more than 4,000 feet per minute.
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When this patient loses his pulse, the attending surgeon will, as usual, crack his chest open and clamp the descending aorta.
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To close out 2019, Insider laid out this year&aposs top 10 trending musicians and bands on Google in descending order.
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That's why hundreds of startups are descending on Africa's fintech space, looking to offer scalable solutions for the continent's financial needs.
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When timed just right, the netted boat can swoop underneath the descending fairing and catch it before it hits the ocean.
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As Nicolas Maduro's Venezuela keeps descending into lawlessness and chaos, President Donald Trump has publicly entertained the possibility of military intervention.
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Wearing jumpsuits and helmets with headlamps, they ducked into the mouth of a cave, descending into a maze of jagged limestone.
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I imagine her descending the library steps, the woman Tissot painted no longer waiting to speak a truth about our time.
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"Porphyrogennetos" (2017), an abstract video animation with psychedelic forms descending, growing, and moving, is the piece accompanied by Nina Simone's voice.
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Aesthetically, the works reference Eadweard Muybridge's nineteenth-century motion photographs and Marcel Duchamp's pioneering "Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2" (1912).
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The footage, shows the airliner descending for landing, apparently taken from the perspective of the unmanned drone, flying by at close range.
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But I watched helplessly on social media as bystanders posted videos of bearded men descending on the venue to shut it down.
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America and its five nearest rivals (in descending order Russia, France, Germany, China and Britain), account for nearly 80% of total transfers.
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With so many party insiders, activists, lobbyists and reporters descending on Cleveland, political groups have chosen a direct path to their eyeballs.
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Jordan Burr, who was on the west side of the city, posted a video of a funnel cloud descending from the sky.
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Elsz alternated between moving onstage and descending the stairs to join the crowd of onlookers, coaxing them to move to the music.
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At the center of the CDO is the storm's eye, where the air is descending and the air pressure is the lowest.
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Before you know it, you're almost like the Grateful Dead, except I don't know as much about Dorian descending ninths as them.
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"The young women bound themselves together before descending into the Hudson River," the city's chief medical examiner Dr. Barbara Sampson said Tuesday.
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"The people he loved he took care of, and as he was descending into hell he took care of her," he added.
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He's been thrown off a horse, impaled on some nasty-looking rebar, and he has two hordes of zombies descending on him.
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It was descending the valley when, on June 10th 2018—Sol 5,111—another dust storm cut it off from Sun and Earth.
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With Congress descending into partisan rowing about Mr Trump, there is already little prospect of Democrats and Republicans co-operating on legislation.
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Jenkins echoes Eric Garner's last words—"I can't breathe"—at the top of his register, over a descending, lazily sinister guitar hook.
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Hajjar said the scale of the Russian strikes around Aleppo is unprecedented, with bombers descending on the city four at a time.
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The S&P 500 closed above its descending trend line at 2352, a positive sign, according to Scott Redler, partner with T3Live.
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Federal authorities say a United Airlines flight declared an emergency when an engine shut down as the plane was descending into Houston.
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Outcast promises to expand on the supernatural world descending on Rome and Kyle Barnes' place in it when it premieres this June.
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On Monday, Nepalese officials confirmed that Christopher John Kulish of Colorado had died while descending the 29,035-foot mountain, according to Reuters.
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Tension has escalated over the past few months, as protests have turned increasingly violent, descending into clashes between demonstrators and the police.
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We didn't worry about a bedtime-resistant toddler descending the staircase, or worse, a preschooler dialing 911 because they smell something burning.
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When I woke up, I had no idea what time it was, but it was dark, and the plane was descending fast.
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An American woman died from dehydration while descending the Snake Path in 2015; please do not underestimate the seriousness of this warning.
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This week, nearly 28500,6900 banking industry leaders — a record number — are descending on D.C. for the American Bankers Association's Government Relations Summit.
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The one of a man descending an outdoor staircase while a car drives by on a wet city street is especially Bressonian.
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Furthermore, its less blunt nose cone could slow down the speed, and reduce the debilitating heat of a descending re-entry vehicle.
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It's the disco-tized chorus and the way her vocals mirror that descending bassline during the verse which is 100 percent strut.
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But the great surprise comes with the main melody, played by the strings: a series of slow-descending scales, one after another.
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When the expected landing time passed with no updates from the descending spacecraft, tensions visibly swept through ISRO mission control in Bengaluru.
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Descending into the darkness, Mr. López said, the kingpin was met by an accomplice on a motorcycle attached to a pulley system.
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A line of descending men overhead clung to the rope ladder as it swayed perilously out and slammed back into the hull.
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Descending from the main level takes you to a fourth bedroom, a full bathroom, a large family room and a laundry room.
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ELISABETH VINCENTELLI Last year, this Australian director made a blistering New York debut with "Yerma," a tale of obsession descending into madness.
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Descending the staircase into the restaurant feels akin to sliding down the Batpole into a sleek, jazzy subterranean haven from all that.
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This 14th edition of this festival is upon us, with fresh-faced newcomers and comedy veterans alike descending upon our fair city.
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Scuba divers descending to the BVI Art Reef off the British Virgin Islands may encounter schools of snapper, sea turtles and rays.
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You enter the building feeling wholly unsure of yourself before descending a flight of stairs that lead to a heavy wooden door.
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Thousands of years later, a lineage of people descending from the ANC-B group also expanded southward, making contact with those communities.
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A lament should be mostly improvised, with some basic lyrics built around a simple descending melodic phrase of four or five notes.
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Lange plays Crawford as though she can feel the midnight that Warner talked about — a midnight cold and dark — descending around her.
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Hardwick had designed two descending terraces below the house, the lower level enclosed by a wall, effectively dividing the land in two.
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This means that, ultimately, the system designed to keep the top levels of the US government from descending into lawlessness has failed.
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Keery pulls off the trick of being creepy, sad, and fun to watch even as he's descending deeper and deeper into monstrosity.
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Biden has framed as part of his own record keeping the United States from descending into a depression during the Great Recession.
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She looks cheery when attacking, even cheerier when attacked and absolutely radiant when descending into a bog of half-truths and fictions.
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His mother was Alison Hargreaves, a pioneering climber who died in 1995 while descending the world's second-highest peak — K2 in Pakistan.
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But he walked into a Republican Party that was descending from Goldwater and Reagan, his heroes, to Newt Gingrich and Tom DeLay.
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Before descending into chaos, "What If?" tends toward bourgeois idyll: "You" are a proud father who successfully raised a newly independent daughter.
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Thousands of environmental activists and politicians are descending on New York City in the coming days for rallies and a major summit.
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In this case, the shorter-term 2003-day of 1,615.81 is close to crossing down through a descending 200-day level of 1,615.514.
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Using Google's Street View technology, digital visitors can now explore Wright's building, ascending and descending its ramp with a digital pair of feet.
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Using Google's Street View technology, digital visitors can now explore Wright's building, ascending and descending its ramp with a digital pair of feet.
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Named after psychologist Roger Shepard, a pioneer in our understanding of spatial relation, the effect sounds like an infinitely ascending or descending scale.
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Using Google's Street View technology, digital visitors can now explore Wright's building, ascending and descending its ramp with a digital pair of feet.
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Thousands of people opposed to President Donald Trump&aposs controversial policy of separating migrant families are descending on Boston for two planned protests.
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But night is descending on Tal Afar, and a citywide electrical outage means Spleeters can't examine or photograph this jackpot without natural light.
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B. White History is only the pattern of silken slippers descending the stairs to the thunder of hobnailed boots climbing upward from below.
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A&M spokeswoman Amy Smith said university officials are concerned about fringe and hate groups descending on campuses for the purpose of disruption.
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So Therrien and Green, already weary from the day's hike, shed their 60-pound backpacks and began descending the narrow, rock-strewn trail.
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Mr. Turtle is descending from above, but we're moving with the current, we can't really stop in time to see him up close.
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Here's the rundown, in descending order of probability: Uber buys Lime: This one has the most buzz, and also makes the most sense.
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Called the idee fixe, it's an ascending-descending tune that conveys infatuation by both its hopeful and haunting components, conjuring expectation and disappointment.
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Here are some of the more noteworthy past (and present) plans to send humans to Mars, ranked by descending levels of absurdity.7.
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Now that we're thoroughly descending into the truly creepy world of serial killers, it's time for Ford to talk to one in reality.
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Authorities have yet to decided whether to raise the boat, as divers will not be able to descending to such depths, officials said.
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Children waiting in the queue with their parents point up at the sky, where Air Force One is descending to the nearby airfield.
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Toward the end, a flight controller listed off the descending altitude of InSight until confirmation came that it had landed on the surface.
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The device uses little power and can be placed on existing staircases to make climbing and descending easier on the knees and ankles.
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While the "New Year's Day" singer seemingly embraced her bad girl persona for Reputation, Alice may also be descending to the dark side.
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The caravan of cute cars descending on Keystone, Colorado for last year's "MINI Takes the States" nearly doubled the small town's population overnight.
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Each of these tests also included a recovery of the space capsule, descending back to the ground with all three parachutes successfully deployed.
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The prisoners who either ate or otherwise concealed the drugs were placed in solitary confinement until, uh, their descending colons did their jobs.
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Like someone is holding them over and Donnel just goes [descending slidewhistle noise] and you just do that for a couple of hours.
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It shows a crowded boat of Allied soldiers who take note one by one of some sort of enemy aircraft descending on them.
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As the traffic is brought to a halt and drivers honk like there's no tomorrow, the Sun is slowly descending toward the horizon.
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The case focuses on the famous opening of "Stairway to Heaven," in which an acoustic guitar plays arpeggiated chords in a descending pattern.
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Like the others, he was overcome by altitude sickness as he was descending the mountain, a trekking company official told the news agency.
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On Saturday's 184-kilometer (114.3-mile) trip through the high mountains of the Pyrenees, Froome displayed another skill: descending at a high speed.
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She loved to get on top of mountains previously considered unskiable and conquer them by descending, usually alone, by the most direct route.
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Lauren Grant, between movements of "Double," traces a descending zigzag with her hand, like the fall of a feather through currents of air.
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Here are the top picks in descending order: "The larger the pink circle, the more your investment is worth," according to How Much.
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One of his early works, "January 23rd, Buffalo Deer Dance" (1918), shows six figures in a natural setting, roaming between and descending hills.
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Friday's attempted military coup in Turkey demonstrates that yet another US partner in the Middle East seems to be descending into domestic unrest.
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To enter, you must wait in line before descending through a replica of a red British telephone booth into a small subterranean space.
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Recalling Duchamp's "Nude Descending A Staircase," traces of the artist's hands, knees, and elbows shift and repeat the chant How am I made.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The home has a large front porch, a small side porch and a three-level stone patio descending to the millrace.
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But look out, too, for an exquisite 18th-century depiction of the Fifth Dalai Lama descending to earth on a delicate rainbow bridge.
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A climber with Kobler and Partner, a Swiss outfitter, died Thursday while descending on the Tibetan side of the mountain, the company said.
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Hundreds of businesses, trade groups and individuals are descending on Washington to beg the administration not to follow through with the new taxes.
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The fighter jets approached the Cessna, after which the Cessna began "rapidly descending and subsequently crashed" into the Atlantic Ocean around 6 p.m.
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Descending testicles were likely present in the earliest mammals, then subsequently disappeared in elephants, manatees and their relatives, according to a new study.
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And although elephants and rock hyraxes (which resemble guinea pigs) do not have descending testicles, RXFP2 and INSL3 are still intact in both.
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Leather and wool outerwear, the collars jutting up to the base of the skull and descending like a ski slope to the shoulders.
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Also on this floor is a large guest bedroom with a small balcony and an exterior flight of stairs descending to the backyard.
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Wimbledon's chief executive, Richard Lewis, said the possibility of Sharapova's descending onto the small facility in the same year was a mere coincidence.
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More specifically, Redler believes that crude saw new "momentum" to the upside the moment a "descending trend line" was broken in mid-September.
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With ceramides as the key ingredient, this moisturizer will be especially useful in the colder, windier temps that will be descending this fall.
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Descending into Saigon, I could see fires burning below me, and in my naïveté I thought I was seeing the ravages of war.
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"[T]he real danger is recalcitrant mercantilist instincts descending into trade wars," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, said.
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The temperature fell, too, but the truck was at last descending and the lights of Bucaramanga were visible, still thousands of feet below.
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The fight has attracted groups on both sides of the issue who are now descending on Colorado before the legislature convenes in January.
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Thousands of journalists are descending on Windsor, and Thomas Markle told TMZ earlier this week that the media attention had taken its toll.
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With her feet in both worlds, Reed began questioning everything she knew and thought she knew, descending into an existential crisis of sorts.
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Instead, when the automated system was queried for information about the mysterious aircraft, it reported "descending" because that was the status of a different aircraft to which it had confusingly reassigned a number used by the navy to track planes: what was descending was instead a U.S. surface combat air patrol plane operating far away in the Gulf of Oman.
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The resulting performance piece includes sculptural elements, draped fabrics and latex, canvas paintings, sound, and works on plastic sheets descending from the gallery ceiling.
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Indeed, one of the observation sites did measure a descending cloud during the period after the dust clouds arrived, though correlation is not causation.
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"He's managed it very well — putting Trump down without descending to his level," judges Matt Williams, a political scientist at the University of Oxford.
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Early on, you're fighting bad guys in the remains of a ruined city, but as you progress, you find yourself slowly descending into hell.
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They are preparing an evacuation action and will be descending her to the lower camp where Jarek and Piotrek are waiting with medical equipment.
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Large protests in St. Louis descending into violence for the third night Sunday, erupting in violent clashes after the day's main demonstrations had dispersed.
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The Navy used a Bluefin-21 to search for wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, descending to 5,000 feet to scour the ocean floor.
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The video was first uploaded by Courtney Jade Harvey from Woodside, South Australia, who noticed the koala descending from a tree on her property.
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Family trees of languages typically show Spanish, French and Italian descending from Latin in the same way that you are descended from your mother.
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One moment you might be looking at a store surrounded by moving waves, and the next you might find yourself descending down digital pipes.
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In the popular telling, hordes of well-to-do whites are descending upon poor, minority neighbourhoods that were made to endure decades of discrimination.
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And among the YouTube royalty descending upon the Anaheim Convention Center in California this week will be last year's King of VidCon, Tyler Oakley.
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Here is the full list of analysts covering Beyond Meat's stock and their price targets in descending order: — With reporting by CNBC's Michael Bloom.
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Three humans who spent months aboard the International Space Station came home Sunday housed within a tiny capsule beneath a parachute descending to Earth.
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How do we have an honest conversation about this without descending into bigotry, and how do we do it in a morally responsible way?
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If he stumbles badly, losing his temper or descending into schoolyard insults, he will see his gains in the polls come to a halt.
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Since descending upon San Francisco last March, electric scooters have swarmed more than 20 cities across the US, from Miami to Salt Lake City.
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The footage is quite spectacular, showing a series of vein-like electrical streaks descending from the clouds just prior to full-on lightning flash.
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According to my father's journals, they happened to land in Bali, Indonesia, on Kuningan, a day marked by ancestral spirits descending from the heavens.
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In fact, it has one of the funniest openings in all of Maisel, with Joel's parents descending upon the idyllic quiet that is Steiner.
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That means that right now it may appear to be descending on a crash course, but it's current trajectory is likely to be misleading.
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"When all this stuff happened with the Russians, I laughed like hell," he says, in reference to the Intelligence Committee's investigation descending into chaos.
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" Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington, tweeted, "We can & must defend our ideas on how to improve our country w/o descending into divisive & demeaning language.
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" Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington, tweeted: "We can & must defend our ideas on how to improve our country w/o descending into divisive & demeaning language.
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We'll need a new landing propulsion in which a rocket engine descending at supersonic speeds is ignited in order to slow down for landing.
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And both are marvels in tango's elegant dovetailing of the ankles: Feet are crossed over to make two legs into a single descending triangle.
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When a plane is ascending and descending, atmospheric pressure changes, and our bodies try to equalize the internal pressure to match the outside environment.
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After over 50,000 deaths, 2.3 million refugees, and 85033 million internally displaced people, South Sudan, the world's newest country, is rapidly descending into collapse.
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After descending from a Trump Tower escalator, he announced his presidential bid in a 2015 speech that called Mexican immigrants "rapists" and other criminals.
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The men here are at ease with nature, and we see them lifted, walking on air, descending spiral staircases, climbing steps, plunging into flight.
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The air had a prehistoric hush, except for the dip of paddles in the current and the tuneful descending song of the canyon wren.
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The Chandrayaan-201 mission's Vikram lander was descending toward the moon when it suddenly went off trajectory just 1.3 miles above the lunar surface.
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"We have a public health crisis descending on our country," Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, said after the vote.
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The languid descending coos in "Dream of the Canyon Wren," which Mr. Adams has also arranged for string quartet, were rendered with ineffable melancholy.
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This is supplemented by a glider system: By changing its buoyancy, GRACE can propel itself forward by ascending and descending through the water column.
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Packs of huddled-up humans passing in all directions, descending into the metro station across the street, disappearing into the redbrick building behind us.
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Roads around the site were closed by police and hordes of onlookers came to gawp at the hundred year old building descending into rubble.
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According to Newsweek, the feisty insects emerged from a hollow cherry tree before descending on the oenophiles, stinging with abandon and injuring 18 people.
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As we slathered on sunscreen and gulped water in the blazing heat, we began to learn about the geological wonder we were descending into.
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With the country still struggling through the Great Depression and the world descending into war, some 75,000 people turned out to listen to her.
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The other happiest countries in the top-10, in descending order, were Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, New Zealand, Luxembourg and Austria.
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But she had to rebalance quite a bit while ascending and descending and kept bumping the back of their seat through the curtain 'bulkhead.
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The tangibly descending light animates each element, turning the dots of the model's eyes into a human presence peering at us from the depths.
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Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly deliver dynamite performances that capture the expressions and physicality of the star comedians without ever descending into caricature.
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I went from Bratislava up into the High Tatras, before descending to Kosice, the country's second largest city, and then returning to the capital.
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Underscoring the effect, a white camera drone suddenly hovered into view, slowly descending toward the assembled like a digital-age angel of the Annunciation.
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With both spectators and shoppers descending on stores, Dr. Nichols said that stores need to have a plan for handling crowds and reducing violence.
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Rising — or, should I say, descending — to his first leading role at the Met, Mr. Van Horn is a bass-baritone, not a bass.
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This 14th edition of this annual festival is upon us, with fresh-faced newcomers and comedy veterans alike descending upon our fair city. nycomedyfestival.
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In a notorious Soviet-era painting, Lenin is shown descending from the train to greet an exuberant crowd of admirers at Petrograd's Finland Station.
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"Guilty Party," a song about the irreparable erosion of a romance, could have used its descending piano chords to anchor a plain, elegiac ballad.
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Breezes rustling through mature trees help drown out the freeway noise, and butterflies are descending on the residents' new flower beds and vegetable patches.
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We fight viciously about Trump, but underneath, a populist left-right curtain is descending around America, separating us from the Mideast, China, even Europe.
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Behind them are the rest of the world's women, in descending order from most to least white-looking, with black women at the end.
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The team members were unsure what to expect when villagers first saw a small white aircraft approach like glider and descending to a landing.
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See for example Virgil Abloh's "sinking" furniture at Carpenters Workshop Gallery's stand this year, mesmerizing pieces that look like they're descending into the floor.
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He lets his hair go, too, with a stringy mullet ("It evens out my head," he said) descending from the back of his cap.
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"He was a kid, descending into the pitch black in an elevator every day, wondering if he'd ever come out," his son Mark said.
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AMATEUR VIDEO An amateur video, run by Iranian news agencies and purportedly of the crashing plane, showed a flash in a dark sky descending.
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Earlier this month, as bitcoin and other "alt-coins" like Ripple (XRP) were descending, Ethereum (ETH) surged to over $85033,400 before its recent decline.
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The series would have to begin with Trump descending the gold escalator at Trump Tower in June 2015 to announce his candidacy for president.
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We ranked markets in descending order based on cap rate, or a property&aposs potential income over its initial cost, denoting return on investment.
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A hole was punched into the ceiling over the stage to add a heavenly descending staircase, requiring a new piece of roof above it.
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Across the harbor was Tolo Channel, and jagged green hills descending into the sea all the way to the coast of China's Guangdong province.
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This weekend, 14 presidential hopefuls are descending on California for state Democrats' annual convention, marking the biggest gathering of candidates thus far this cycle.
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" We must remember, Greenman writes, that Prince "arrived on the earth via normal channels rather than descending into our realm from the empyrean plane.
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Deep Moog synthesizers when people are climbing up a mountain and really high-speed arpeggiators when they're descending at 60, 70 miles an hour.
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Bowen described a scene with dozens of kids from each team, wearing their team colors, descending upon the restaurant for ice cream after their games.
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Participants will make an elevator pitch — in this case while descending down an escalator instead — about their iOS app ideas to a panel of judges.
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The descending systems are inhibitory, or filtering, neurons, which exist to filter out information that's not important, to turn down the ascending signals of hurt.
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They jumped in the water to see dolphins swim back and forth, surfacing and descending to the ocean floor about 20 to 25 feet below.
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That's followed by an even worse ending featuring the most flagrant deus ex machina imaginable: the literal hand of God descending to save the day.
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On a near daily basis, the president condemns the media, occasionally descending to the Stalinist-Hitlerite insult "enemy of the people" to attack the press.
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In Atlanta on January 30, an Express Jet pilot reported a drone 300 feet below as the aircraft was descending to go in for landing.
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Here they are, from ascending to descending order: Health Bar: This one is the most obvious, even if if you've never played a fighting game.
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It was the messiest and most confrontational debate of the Republican presidential primary, repeatedly descending into free-for-alls of cross talk and name-calling.
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Though the polar vortex is descending on the Midwest this week, white winters are overall beginning to turn mushy gray across the northern United States.
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We've mentioned photos already but cram as much information and appeal into the title as you can, without descending into email spam levels of language.
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Now, the fair is making its US debut, with 30 galleries and artists from all over the world descending on the cavernous Greenpoint Terminal Warehouse.
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The visitors descending on the Eiffel Tower at the peak of the August tourist season are voicing frustration that the beloved Paris monument is closed.
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Robin Haynes Fisher died of what appeared to be altitude sickness at 8,600 meters (28,215 feet), while descending from the summit on Saturday, May 20173.
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A civilian drone crossed paths with an airplane as it was descending into Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport on Wednesday, according to French media reports.
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Nobukazu Kuriki, in his mid-thirties, fell ill and was descending on Monday when his team lost contact with him, his team said on Facebook.
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This time, he added two more meters, descending a whopping 124 meters (about 407 feet) while holding a single breath for 4 minutes 34 seconds.
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When a three digit ascending or descending sequence appears, like 234 or 987, the algorithm switches out the sound that's being used to play melodies.
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For the two days when Quetzalcoatl is present in Chich'en Itza, shadows of a giant serpent can be seen descending the corners of the temple.
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I started descending, working through my checklist and rocking my wings to try and let my flight lead know that I didn't have a radio.
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What his friends don't notice, because their expectations far exceed their grasp on reality, is that, behind his huckster's smile, he is descending into madness.
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Delegates preparing to nominate Donald J. Trump at the Republican National Convention this week are just some of the thousands of people descending on Cleveland.
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But he also envisions thousands of rugby league fans from other countries descending on the United States to watch games, helping tourism in the process.
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The university now requires external speakers to have an on-campus sponsorship, saying it would prevent fringe and hate groups from descending on the campus.
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Fleeting feelings of a serial lover are woven through layered, airy dynamics of a pleasant, descending/ascending scale, reeling you in before spitting you out.
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The big picture: More than 3,000 media personnel are descending on the island, the Associated Press reports, as the world braces for the historic summit.
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But the spectacle the judge put on at the hearings, lashing out at US senators and descending into unhinged conspiracy theory chatter, gave him pause.
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On a long-term chart of oil dating back to 2015, Redler points out that crude just broke above a two year descending trend channel.
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The orchestra has already begun to play the slow descending scales of Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, but for a long while these women don't move.
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They have given Turkey claim on an unwanted distinction: Only Argentina looks to be at greater risk of next descending into a full-fledged crisis.
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Miha Sumi, a 35-year-old Portland resident, was descending from the summit with three other climbers when he slipped and fell about 1,000 feet.
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For about 10 minutes, I focused on breathing in and out during descending and ascending notes, on relaxing my limbs and letting stray thoughts go.
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Fans are barred entry to a disaster site Radar showed the helicopter climbed 2,300 feet, then began a left descending turn, an NTSB official said.
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In descending order, California, New Jersey and then Massachusetts ranked at the bottom of the list with the lowest probability of death for that year.
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"The accident happened when the bus was descending on a steep hill in rainy conditions," Charles Mkumbo, the Arusha regional police commander, said by telephone.
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It reached an altitude of 900 feet after taking off and started a "left descending turn," National Transportation Safety Board Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg said.
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We had driven into Yarchen Gar from the northwest, first descending to the plains from a pass and then going through the village of Acha.
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There won't be some great mother ship descending from the sky over Johannesburg or a bizarre lightning storm that monsters will ride to New Jersey.
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Not just of Surrealism but of the fashion, descending from Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, for getting "name" painters to provide backdrops and front curtains for ballets.
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It was the earliest hours of the first day of October, and these teenagers from every nook of the country were descending on Las Vegas.
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Because of instructions from air traffic control, the crew had to execute a maneuver that could be challenging: slowing while descending more rapidly than normal.
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Entrées are listed by style (double cooked, Kung Pao) and protein type (chicken, pork, beef, fish), in descending order of spiciness, from ten to zero.
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That person, Lee Roy Reams, had performed with Ms. Channing in one Broadway "Dolly" revival and directed her in another before descending those steps himself.
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As the capsule was descending to Earth after the engine firing, one of three parachutes didn't deploy, which didn't invalidate the test, according to NASA.
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The video, just 12 seconds long, shows what appears to be toxic smog descending on buildings over 20 minutes, with nearby structures becoming almost unrecognizable.
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With winter descending upon both the US and China, the worry is that the big chill in bilateral relations might turn into a deep freeze.
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It was done on a cave wall almost 25,000 years before Marcel Duchamp used the same technique in "Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2" (1912).
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"I do believe that with an incurable illness the likelihood of him descending back into his illness is high," she told the CBC on Thursday.
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OSAKA (Reuters) - World leaders are descending on Osaka, west Japan, for a summit on Friday and Saturday of the Group of 20 (G20) big economies.
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This week, Star Wars fans from around the world are descending upon Orlando, Florida, for this year's Star Wars Celebration, the official convention for the franchise.
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Dallas, Texas Meanwhile, the worst cities for sports, according to the report, are Salt Lake City, Utah; Tampa, Florida; and San Antonio, Texas in descending order.
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We also see a new starship, presumably the Covenant, descending into a lush, mountainous new alien world with fields of some sort of wheat-like grain.
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Her goal is to exterminate the aliens, descending deep into the subterranean caves under the planet's surface to destroy them before they can threaten the galaxy.
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Jarring piano notes crashing together like a child hammering their little fists down on the keys, minimal 8 bit loops or single descending notes of dread.
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But even episode one – even before we see the medics running in from the sidelines or urgent choppers descending from the sky – these elements are rough.
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I ended up missing lunch with a friend who understood the mix-up, but didn't (understandably) argue when I admitted that I was descending into flakiness.
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Pick up a Porg car decoration for $15 See Details With winter finally descending, you're gonna want to slip into some comfy pajamas to stay warm.
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The memo stated, in part, that having 500,000 foreigners descending on a single city will facilitate the spread of the disease to poor and unaffected countries.
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While long-haul flights are heavier than shorter ones—they have to carry additional fuel, meals and crew—they also waste less fuel climbing and descending.
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But what may be the biggest deal for the mass of wrestling fans descending on New Orleans will be all the wrestling not sponsored by WWE.
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The following day, British climber Robin Haynes Fisher died of what appeared to be altitude sickness at 8,20193 metres (28,215 feet), while descending from the summit.
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But all that was to end in a huge wall of hot ash that was descending the mountain; Vazquez tried to get back home, without success.
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As the plane was descending, the woman leaned forward to look out the window in the row ahead of her, The San Jose Mercury News reported.
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All four Obamas were seen descending the stairs on Air Force One, and were dressed down for their warm weather vacation in the President's home state.
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The country&aposs seismology and volcanology institute warned of new flows descending Wednesday afternoon through canyons on the volcano&aposs western slope toward the Pantaleon River.
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While the Clooneys are the first major celebrity couple to arrive in France, stars have been busy descending on Nice all throughout the day on Tuesday.
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Hollywood has begun descending on France the day before the opening of one of the year's most star-studded events, the 2016 Cannes International Film Festival.
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The partner, Sergey Glazunov, fell to his death as the pair were descending the mountain on Wednesday, said Karrar Haidri, the secretary of Pakistan's Alpine Club.
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Washington and Beijing have been descending deeper into a tit-for-tat trade war, with steep tariffs slapped on a raft of goods by both sides.
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Look out!" he called, in vain, because the fat boy, too, and all the boys in the group were descending at breakneck speed, shouting, "Look out!
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Since the beginning of the year, bitcoin has been trading in a "descending triangle," with important support at $6,500 analysts at online FX broker FxPro said.
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The Z Trail, nicknamed because of the route's zig-zag shape, climbs 1,200 feet to the top of a ridge before descending into the Waimanu Valley.
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Thousands of Republican activists, volunteers and voters are descending on Milwaukee this weekend for the party convention, a three-day event that includes appearances by Gov.
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What our country is witnessing is a tidal wave of right-wing provocateurs descending on Berkeley's campus like ants on hot dogs on a picnic table.
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Clinging to a doleful melody over a descending piano line, the Weeknd name-drops luxury cars, dismisses any competition and brags about wealth, women and drugs.
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Moyo told Reuters last week that the international community must help remove the "military government" that has taken power or risk the country descending into chaos.
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In descending order of vulnerability they include Claire McCaskill in Missouri, Joe Manchin in West Virginia, Heidi Heitkamp in North Dakota and Jon Tester in Montana.
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It stars Julee Song and Adam Budron as unnamed lovers, attempting to work out the flaws in their relationship, descending into violence and falling into bed.
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While it's impossible to prove that Lumidolls was launched to take advantage of a horde of tech bros descending on the city, it certainly seems likely.
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For another movie, it would be great to use these outtakes—wonderfully surreal IMAX photography of Buzz Aldrin descending the ladder, and it's a fucking snowstorm.
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Should the festival crowds prove too hectic, or a daylong event too daunting, the wave of pop stars descending on more contained venues provides an alternative.
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These enormous corporations were descending on the valley for the same reason homesteaders had a century ago: the year-round growing season and the lax regulation.
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It also surely figured among the "dismembering furies" (a phrase scrawled on the title page of his "Orpheus Descending" manuscript) that pursued him wherever he went.
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In July 1967, he was flying home from Canada when he saw the scorched blocks of riot-ravaged Newark as his plane was descending to land.
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She died in 1995 at age 33 on K2 in Pakistan, when a snowstorm hit her and her team as they were descending from the summit.
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We dropped our bags in our rustic wood-beamed room and threw open the shutters to thrilling views of dry slopes descending to lush riverside pastures.
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Mr. Mackey, using loop pedals to give himself the sound of a small ensemble, creates an unsettling hellscape with descending phrases that vividly evoke Orpheus's journey.
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Along the way are Glacier National Park and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, after which the road takes a detour into Canada before descending into upstate New York.
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Saudi Arabia will not stop bankrolling Mr. Sisi's government, he said, because it needs him to prevent Egypt from descending into chaos at the Saudis' border.
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The seven Democratic presidential candidates spent much of the night jockeying for airtime and talking over one another, with the forum at times descending into mayhem.
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Fearing that his cover as an anonymous fast-food manager has been blown, he's descending into paranoia, camped in his dark apartment, peeking through the blinds.
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Over several months, photographer Salvador Colvée Nebot watched various birds use this agave bloom in Valencia, Spain as a perch before descending to a nearby pond.
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Imagine 2,000 Alpha Karens descending on you with their Psych 101 texts, their favorite song from "The Joshua Tree," their green and white striped rugby shirts.
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Nearly 400 companies, trade groups and others are descending on Washington this week to testify at six days of hearings before the United States trade representative.
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"You could tell by the sound that the plane started descending pretty quickly after the flight attendants started to notice" what was going on, he said.
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The United Nations is fast descending into a completely politicized body that attacks democracies and provides a space for rogue regimes to run the multilateral sphere.
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Trump was wearing a shiny blue tie, and from a distance his head looked like a pumpkin-colored balloon on a blue string descending to earth.
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We passed roadside restaurants and signs pointing to bays, beaches and resorts before descending to Ao Yai, a fishing community built on stilts over the water.
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My father recalls an altered brother: fearful at times, reckless at others, descending and ascending steep slopes of mood, irritable one morning and overjoyed the next.
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Tens of thousands of protesters from across the country are descending on the Democratic National Convention, preparing to test months of planning by law enforcement officials.
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Reproducing traditional breads became a mission that sent him trekking to ancient mills, prodding farmers to grow heritage grains, and descending into remote underground seed banks.
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Before departing, it emitted the familiar descending two-note electronic bing-bong, which Ms. Kowalsky called "a funky E and C," because of its shaky tuning.
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