In the original, the colors are muted, fitting the dustier setting.
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But how about the top job in a smaller, dustier administration?
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It'd be a little scary if these locations weren't on the dustier side.
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All photos by Jacob Avanzato There's something of a movement brewing in the dustier recesses of California.
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As there's not a flow of freshly-oxygenated blood going in, the skin is going to become dustier looking.
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It was smaller than I had expected—as places reconstructed from borrowed memories inevitably are—and also duller and dustier.
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And many of the dustier PCs are those used in factories or warehouses, like this PC that was used in a tea factory.
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It upends the current mythology but also reaches back and digs up even older, dustier mythologies that have barely been touched all season.
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After all, the last time we saw her, Reid was donning a dustier shade of blond that was slicked back and off her face.
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But fear not: at least we have until 2049 to make the future a little bit dustier and nastier but with virtual sex robots.
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The authors also wrote in their paper that the horses probably aren't snorting to clear dust from their noses, because stalls are much dustier than pastures.
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It's dustier and less shiny than The Force Awakens, but still exudes the awesome world building and scale that we've come to associate with the franchise.
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A tweet this afternoon from the AOL CEO Tim Armstrong appeared to confirm earlier rumblings that the dusty internet companies will combine into one even dustier Frankenstein.
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And in the dustier clubs that Seb prefers, there are (notably) older black fans in the seats and on the dance floor, though the spotlight favors Seb.
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Sugar Pink Matte is similar to the company's hibiscus shade, except that its a bit dustier just like Millennial pink, and of course, it has a matte finish.
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"We used to live in much dustier environments," said Marsha Wills-Karp, a professor of environmental health and engineering at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University.
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The brighter areas function as a painter's highlights, creating the effect of light striking, differentiating the ridges on a goat's curling horns or picking out tiny laurel berries against dustier leaves.
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The dust-filled expanses of spiral galaxies like the Milky Way are bursting with star formation — the dustier the area is, the more likely it is for new stars to form there.
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Playing on the dustier fields of his area's so-called Mexican leagues, Dempsey learned a type of inventiveness and creativity with little refereeing and few tactical rules — free of stale American restrictions.
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But the blue enchanting the runways this season is different: it's a dustier, softer shade that was seen everywhere from Off-White's Princess Di-inspired offering to Richard Malone's almost entirely blue collection.
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But as the desert grows dustier with dollars, fake news, and post-truths, BLKNWS is a persistent interjection of the real and true into a popular consciousness too used to being fed lies.
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His response is either diplomatic or deliberately obtuse—I get the impression he's not on a crusade to take down the Mormon church, but merely to shine a light in its dustier corners.
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Though it isn't a direct translation, the new trailer suggests that Logan is aiming to be something of a revenge Western in the vein of True Grit, or even something like Terminator 2, but much dustier.
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So I grabbed my dusty heart-rate monitor out of my even dustier drawer, the one stuffed with all the sports gear I once thought was a good idea, and strapped in for 100 hours of gameplay.
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But dig a little deeper into Twitter's dustier corners, and you'll find a huge, interconnected, bafflingly popular collection of fan-made parody accounts — a strange cousin to the Twitter fan club, where celebrities and brands are assimilated, rather than fawned over.
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The writer-director David Ruehm doesn't just stick to basic vampire lore, he also commits to some of the dustier motifs in the comedy of the unhappy marriage: the besieged husband, the nagging wife and the much younger (mortal) woman.
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The company's 1976 Sandro Sequi production is dustier-looking and duller than ever, and the conductor Maurizio Benini, a Met regular in the bel canto repertory, led a surprisingly limp and colorless performance of this lyrically sublime and elegant score.
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What if Facebook's ultimate fate is to become a sort of digital time capsule, but one that mirrors a physical capsule: frozen in time and getting dustier and older with each time we decide not to top it off with new content?
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If you don't control for the color-dependent effect of dust, you will infer less difference between the brightness of nearby supernovas (on average, dustier and redder) and faraway supernovas (on average, bluer and brighter)—and as a result, you will infer less cosmic acceleration.
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Raving it up in a field with a pinger (stronger than the ones you get now) while a DJ (better at mixing than the ones you get now) spun tunes (fatter than the shit you listen to now) out into the stretches of a warehouse (bigger than the ones you party in now) while we all scuffed up our trainers (more comfortable than the ones you wear now) on the dusty concrete floor (dustier than the concrete floors you walk on now) and coughed (out of lungs which were way more legendary at breathing than yours) on cigarette smoke (which was more addictive back in the day) and Bez was there.
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Dustier layers appear to be deposited during periods when the atmosphere is dustier. Research, published in January 2010 using HiRISE images, says that understanding the layers is more complicated than was formerly believed. The brightness of the layers does not just depend on the amount of dust. The angle of the sun together with the angle of the spacecraft greatly affect the brightness seen by the camera.
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A gas fluidized bed is a container filled with a powder or granular substance that is fluffed up by blowing gas upwardly through it. This is used for fluidized bed combustion, chemically reacting the gas with the powder. Some powders may be dustier than others. The tendency of a powder to generate particles in the air under a given energy input is called "dustiness".
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The giraffes were also created in London. Because steam locomotives are very loud, Lantieri's crew would respond to first assistant director David Tomblin's radioed directions by making the giraffes nod or shake their heads to his questions, which amused the crew. For the villains' cars, Lantieri selected a 1914 Ford Model T, a 1919 Ford Model T truck and a 1916 Saxon Model 14, fitting each with a Ford Pinto V6 engine. Sacks of dust were hung under the cars to create a dustier environment.
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From the Moon, a lunar eclipse would show a ring of reddish-orange light surrounding a silhouetted Earth in the lunar sky. The amount of refracted light depends on the amount of dust or clouds in the atmosphere; this also controls how much light is scattered. In general, the dustier the atmosphere, the more that other wavelengths of light will be removed (compared to red light), leaving the resulting light a deeper red color. This causes the resulting coppery-red hue of the Moon to vary from one eclipse to the next.
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Today, having overcome the previous limitations of small sample sizes and anisotropic selection, studies of neighbours of hundreds to thousands of AGN have shown that the neighbours of Seyfert 2s are intrinsically dustier and more star-forming than Seyfert 1s and a connection between AGN type, host galaxy morphology and collision history. Moreover, angular clustering studies of the two AGN types confirm that they reside in different environments and show that they reside within dark matter halos of different masses. The AGN environment studies are in line with evolution-based unification models where Seyfert 2s transform into Seyfert 1s during merger, supporting earlier models of merger-driven activation of Seyfert 1 nuclei.
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Crimped grain is stored in storage silos as a silage. Crimped grain is dustless, thus convenient to handle, does not require any further processing, and is often preferred by the animals to drier and dustier feeds. Practical experiments by farming and livestock research institutions in Finland, Sweden, UK and elsewhere have confirmed, that crimped feed has higher nutritional values, it increases the animals' growth and milk production, improves milk quality and the animals' health, and in addition, helps cut costs. An important point is that crimping home-grown grain and processing the feed on the spot at the farm, the feed ingredients can be controlled and are fully traceable, thus helping in prevention of diseases, such as BSE.
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"New Trains for Country Services" Network March 1979 page 16"NSW gives country passengers a break" Railway Gazette International March 1979 page 210"HST begets XPT" Railway Gazette International June 1980 pages 511/512"XPT Australia's train of tomorrow" Rail Enthusiast September 1982 pages 40-42 The High Speed Train design was significantly modified, with the power cars being shorter, the Paxman Valenta engine downrated from , gearing lowered for a top operating speed of , suspension modified to operate on inferior track, and air filters and the cooling system modified to cater for hotter and dustier Australian conditions. However, the XPT is theoretically capable of reaching speeds of . A different light cluster was fitted along with three high-beam spotlights mounted to the roof.
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This led to her 1996 book, Last Resorts: The Cost of Tourism in the Caribbean, a critical assessment of the impact of the Caribbean tourism industry on the region, and a 2000 book about the Montserrat volcano crisis, Fire from the Mountain. Reviewing the latter in the Times Higher Education, James Ferguson stated: "Polly Pattullo's lucid account makes clear the Montserrat volcano affair cast unexpected light into one of the dustier recesses of British foreign policy.... Pattullo tells this story of separation and loss with an admirable blend of political objectivity and personal sympathy."Ferguson, James, "Islanders buried by volcano and burned again by London", THE, 2 June 2000. Pattullo's connection with Dominica goes back to her first trip there in 1984, when she interviewed the writer Phyllis Shand Allfrey,Pattullo, Polly, "Phyllis Shand Allfrey's 'Caribbean Chronicle'," The Observer Magazine, July 1985.
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A NSW TrainLink XPT at Central station, Sydney in January 2017 In 1982 the State Rail Authority in Australia placed the first of what would ultimately be 19 power cars and 60 carriages into service."NSW gives country passengers a break" Railway Gazette International March 1979 page 210"HST begets XPT" Railway Gazette International June 1980 pages 511/512"XPT Australia's train of tomorrow" Rail Enthusiast September 1982 pages 40-42 Built locally by Comeng and ABB Transportation, the HST design was significantly modified, with the power cars being shorter, the Paxman Valenta engine downrated from , gearing lowered for a top operating speed of , suspension modified to operate on inferior track, and air filters and the cooling system modified to cater for hotter and dustier Australian conditions. However, the XPT is theoretically capable of reaching speeds of . A different light cluster was fitted along with three high-beam spotlights mounted to the roof.
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In August 1979, Comeng was announced as the successful bidder for an order of 100 vehicles. By the time the contract was signed in March 1980, the order was only for 10 power cars and 20 carriages, enough to form four five-carriage trains with two spare power cars."NSW gives country passengers a break" Railway Gazette International March 1979 page 210"HST begets XPT" Railway Gazette International June 1980 pages 511/512"XPT Australia's train of tomorrow" Rail Enthusiast September 1982 pages 40-42 The High Speed Train design was significantly modified, with the power cars being shorter, the Paxman Valenta engine downrated from , gearing lowered for a top operating speed of , suspension modified to operate on inferior track, and air filters and the cooling system modified to cater for hotter and dustier Australian conditions. A different light cluster was fitted along with three high-beam spotlights mounted to the roof.
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